Daily capital journal., February 05, 1917, Page SEVEN, Image 7

THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, FEB. 5. 1917.
Willamette Valley News
Lyons News lU
WEST SALEM SHOWS
NtlitbbllY HJK BRIDGE
herewith accept the recommendation of ing given him.
the s.atc highway department, in the'"- f he showed hia,appreciations of
recommendation that the bridge be of ,x.)rMj ,..teem and in a few well chos
steel, anil accept their reason for di- ' . . . , . . . .
, . , , , rn ur n- i. iiuc iuh hch 10 inr uviwi i
reasoning.
bridge, orefcr.hlv with reifor,e,l Ml ehH I" the tinal ,rvou be
crete approaches
ing .senior?
low level -tcel' . Thc principal feature of Thursday s
tween the three contestant elected by
C i D tnnr aJ would respectt'olh urge that the the. atudent bodt-: oue of whom will rP" i w tew ,
Eastern Part of Polk County , A ;-,.,,, JfJ?"'
. . m m -m erntion to the plans for this type of nmg one or tne ri pia HUM inter tjundav the1-'
Isolated, Asks loanty lourt
to Act Quickly
bridge, submitted by the state high
, wav eoinmiHsion and accepled bv the
(Capital Journal Hpeeial Serried
l.oj, Ore.. Feb. 5. Mrs. B X. Wood
worth made a trip to Aarmsville to visit
her daughter.
Met. Alota Kane ha returned bom
In hi4 rinl delight-! from California.
The young people of Lyons are en
joying the coasting during the present
snow.
Mr. Eugene Canning whs called to
Iowa by the death of his mother.
Mrs. Roy Haber haa returned from
visiting relatives.
Mr. l.d Hartmus. formerly, ot tins
rest in the Vox Valley
the 87th.
On Sunday, the 28th, Miss l.aurn Tay
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING!
' ARE YOU GOINO Eartt Obnsnlt avl LrfSUKAWCB AMD REAL E8TATH
HEW TUUAX ALUS WILL, Bfc
read in the Journal in all live
Marion county homes Try 'em.
CHTROFRAOTTC SPINOLOQIST
ollegiate contest which occurs at Cor
vallis in the near future. All three ora
lor, of Mill Citv, formerly oi Lyons,
and accepled by the ' " , , ', "" niece of Mrs. Effie Monroe was also
hoard of viewers appointed by the Mjr "'"' 2v"f goon ana me juuges roun ci ,
ion county court about one year ago difficult to make a decision. Miss; y.,, . aU(,
the plans ami complete specifications of f" TSLSTLS Uard party ivi at the hall at Lyons
DR. O. L. 8COTT--Graduate of Chiro
praetio' Fonataia Head, Darenport.
Iowa. If 70a have triad everything
ami got no relief, try Chiropractic
spinal adjustments and get well. Of
fi.-e 406-7-8 U. 8. National Bank
buildinr Phone Main 87. Betide nee.
MVin 82R-B.
about reduced freight rates on house
hold good, to all points Faat through cilAg a HODQKTN-Oeneml
service Oapital City Trmaafar to, a t . ,
161 S. Comm.rci.l St., Salem. Phone S,. HubbaTi hhte PhoTT
ELECTRIC BATHS Massage, Ameri
earn and Swedish, drugleaa method'
of treatment, Eva Murphy, drugleaa:
physician, 384 State St. Room 11.'
Office hours. 10 a, m, to 9 p. m. tf
8CAVANQER
I which are ou file in the county clerk's Hnppes second, and
' st Salem want a bridge across i
1... . - ,11.. ....... o.i ..nt ..,,), .,.
iftVe in Marion county. All require
.i.,-r ?ieii'ini. nim jit?!, i,,iiii?..- iiiuw. -. -
JJ 1 1 , , ... Saturday evening, which was enioved
Ihe normal has succeeded nt last in j .
the school
1 bv evervbodv.
iits of the laws have" been conudied ecuring the consent of
b. also is very emphatic in savin, ,h, - "V "Tldren ,7 lower orade. of Inde- br?'
wants some action taken at once. '"' ". . """.., ,,,-. , ,.:: I Mr. Kov tlev
11
Tbil was manifest by the enthusiast!. tWi 'onstrii.tiun begun as soon
ai jiendence public
school purposes,
been made with
school for training1
A contract has also
.fr. ami Mrs. Alva Grimes, of Miel
at l.vons.
and Mr. Clarence Mon-
UNDEBTAKEBS
8ALEM SCAVENGER Charlea 800a
proprietor. Garbage and refuse of al
Kinds removed on monthly contract)
at reasonable rates. Yard and COM
pools cleaned. Office phone Mai'
2247. Residence, Main 2272.
ELECTRIC SUPPLY
Co., 220 N. Liberty
Phone 263. A com
plete Use of EUetrto
Supplies and fixture.
me and families, of Detroit, were visit j
the Mountain View
its at the home of Dnvid Monroe.
Mrs. Joseph Peters, of
came to Lvons on business.
Mr. Tom Ironos, formerly of Lvons
,: u.,1.1 u .a... ., , : ,1... tne season hoiiui permit.
V ." r: ' " r ? 1 " " " ' Funds Dlssloated
um 'wi :,he;'sV; : srmjrMoTst s,!"H'! yw Vt't of ,,m;
, . , i-l . 'the new members of our court and do-1 school mnv be used for the training ot
mi; arouml outside uniting to express;"" , 1 I - :i;..; .,..-1
ZSK". 'XX? S ST ' Xt TMT2 t a-.
npecially as it would be the most e,o ? tt"'1,",1 bu"ne" ,f SSi&S: , ' The Ladies' Aid met in the bas.iment
nomiial and the quickest wav of get- l'";lt 3f..00t created. At the begjnmng of the second sent-
un8 the bridge. 1 ; thi yls.jsrti Mr 0,aLn,r"; m , m Se
WKBB CLOUGH CO. C. B. Webb,
A, M. Clough morticians and funeral mm
directors. Latest modern methods , - - . . - .
known to the profession employed ; Ml llltV 111 I I 1AII
lain :I888. wis v m 1
Kosehurg, 499 Court St Mill 12o, Main 9888.
ON Good Real Estate Security
TM.UB. J- t'OKH
I RIGDON-BICHARDSON CO. Funeral I Over Ladd A Bush bank, Salem, Oregon 1
directors and undertakers, 252 North .
Highsueet Day and night phone . UAMCV T Q f Q AN
MISCELLANEOUS
A letter was rend from Superintend
,. H icekhiaer sVariiig that ,he;os, rte all rcd improvements du- two, who completed the course at the ; P 0 fcih e J aVv
Of the Southern P.eifl" bridge '- ;-'"" "?" .IL'i 'kJTE R1!!?. JfeLjSS WW ! rTJw away an elee-
$150,000 and with the statement thai'
steel bridge would be more economic
degree, hnve to be curtailed, but in promoted from the training school. ; sno tr.asurei u.m moya .iav aunei- s a specialty. 3o vrs. experience with ! " 7: TT7 ; I Consultation free. Lady attendant.
. . .. ,. , 1 . t , , . 11 . , t i full an , 1 1 1 .it Ti.. . n j 1 1 j ' n c j a t .vi . L'i . Q A I V , 1 1 I'Vi '11 A VfllF 1 .. V .. . -.. . . .
iew of the fact that practically uouuie .Mjs Sellers, a student of the normal. ' - ' " :. . j urug", surgery unn nrugiess memons. "v ""- i Office OOa-SOti U. S. National Ban
building. Phone 859. Residence, 30
North Capital street. Phono 469.
; 'nt the tio"s.as president uud vjee -president, re- flora A. BREWSTEB, M. D. Neu-
rologiHt, nervous and chronic diseas
es a specialty. 35 vrs. experience with I
Eastern Money at Lowest Bates, on
approved Security. Homer H. Smith,
Boom 5, MoCornack Bldg., Salem, Or.
FOR SALE
8TOVE REPAIRING
""- -- - -i.-
STOVES REBUILT AND REPAIRED
50 years experience.
D, pot National and American fens
Sizes 26 to 58 in. high.
Paints, oil and varnish, etc.
Loganberry and hop hooks.
Salem Fence and Stove Works, 256
Court street. Phone 124.
OSTEOPATH
- - - - . i w "b 1 ' m
DRS. B, H. WHITE and B. W. WAL
TON Osteopathic physicians and
nerve specialists. Graduate of Amer
ican school of Osteopathy, Kirksvdla,
Mo. Post graduate and specialised ia
nerve diseases at Los Angeles college.
Treat acute and chronic disease.
. . - i i .. , , nrv
u. -Mi. Hunk halter favored tie plans """"' - -i - , -- a i...r. u, .M,r..,.v,,
On account of other business,
,.. h. ,ni,,l Inst season i i... tk. i,:i. i.i .!, ,,. election was hold over until luesoay
' til I "im 'in vii s. . VllKUl.ru tJ I "t HIEII UV't'l IVi irnt.il t iiv , . ,
It was decided for the
J. L. Patterson of Kola eznrWMed the that this bridge is of gen- mm freshnu-n This latost iddltieii
.... .... .. 1 . ornl ... rn n I .,t tin- PmiiM' fit 1 Olv vwnl f,y t ...... 1, . f.- ( II Si
Himself as heing tavor or a concrete ! "... , ' , .,.. 'ThZTTTS VT' ' n. V. ..them at that time, and a good time was
the two county "VS"' " ' .r. una Jirs. v. x. u' 'rll""r" I ,v.l i. ni Tl, w,.rk- ,,f ih ,i
tion in Dunamg now. Tuesday evening from .Mill city, wiiere " . , ,, , ,
And be it further resolved, that vfl. r, ,.,iu.ii i,s l.een working i one i aeoompuanoo ami tue i nimoie ciun
Uve. residents of, and representing the of the nrlt0 snwmiHg fol several months ; "ett a nice llttht asi. A tew gentle
I . . 1 -a' TV. II. ,.,-. 1,11,,, imiialu um tiri.solil I In. irl elect.
.entire easierii enu ui ui past j f . i , T
iMgtlOUS to the proposed bridge, adojit :,,iss Kntin-ri,,,, Gentle, who has bsoodff foUwlI!K officers: President,
these resolutions with all good feeling teaclllns at Woodland. Wash., is liavir.gi ir,s- Bopora, vice-president. Mrs. Mer
, towards the comity courts of both eoun- va,ati(1I1 her school is ,(,st,d on Wj secretary. -Mrs. itayton lKr:
ties interested, and recognize the tact llccount of gichaSM treasurer, Mrs. Alice Mays. The next
thai each court is acting, and wishes Miss Gladvs Evans and Miss Gavuellc meotin" wj!1 !,e h?'4 HtS
I to act, for the very best interests ol , . Graduated fen hluh school Lmcnt ? Wednesday, Pksbrnary 7. Ev
ils mid-year, have entered the aormoi. ""V , " ' V,
ik '.,. i,r.., . work done in their line the Aid will lie
" which wn, scheduled for Friday, 11
fxumin.fim, frnn 710 Qlotn Qt l.kin,,'
1350.
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outi c... ..... "
courts weie Irving lo act together. Al
steel bridge be though! would soon be
out of date.
I''ianh Gibson, who presided, in order
that the Polk eountv court should know
the sentiments of West Salem, appoint
ed a committee to confer with the court I
Wednesday. The members of this com
mittee are A. H. Sonthwlek, L. I), (lib
son, i . . lioo, .ei ic lu.ior aim ,ii- i . . .. r.
". Lit?"' nil cAneeniod. and that an honest dltTer-
I,:'el.'VM; 'd.:.. .....,.;.,.,. ,.. eiue of opinion exists, and we hereby
d:
Maccabee Thimble club to meet with FRTjrrTya) NUR8HRY Sales vard,
I , Ihn, limn ,,,,,1 a .... ....... u.-iul . .. .. - Zi
Jligu anil Kerry streets. Pull line ot j
nursery stock. Italian prunes a ape- j
eialty. Grafted Ftanquett walnuts.,
Roman strain. 50,000 fine peach seed
Ungs. that we will graft as desired j
if contracted for at special prices.)
Petite scions suitable for grafting on
aliove mentioned seedlings, from the
largest sixed Petitcs grown in this
country. Nursery located one milo
east of penitentiary. Phone 100F21.
Grafters wanted.
20 acres of fine rivet bottom land,
near. good R. R. town, on good gravel
road, no buildinirs. snlendid location
I'..- i. Will ..,....,.( I .,.
home in exchange. Square Deal Real , MRS. M. T. SCHOETTLE Osteopath
land,
declare it our firm opinion that
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"He it resolved, bv Ihe people ol the "', r"" "F . and Saturday
eastern portion of Pott county, Oregon, otnerwtse man . ';
in mass meeting assembled at West Sa-! will be In no manner liui.!,nt,.V to
Oregon, pa., this 3rd day of ebw elTB" eo""' . nLl Ji
"For these reasons, .therefore, we
Saopi tnese resouu iun. nuu wi"""v
tneir serious eon-
courts.
-Donald Record.
THE OPERA EBNANI
tern
UI V
'That, in (lie closing of the inter
eountv bridge at Salem. Oregon, we are; and profoundly urge their ser
-js ,n-r(et "uci' "" e,iwMtei sSoTL?
. J'' apparent necessity ' fhwe resolutions be mailed o,
ghts. has been postponed I
riiid will be given next Tuesdnv and i
Wednesday nights, in the liiyh scnool . .
assembly room ! Cliuseppi erd. is perhaps the most
Af,.c ktitT ,.et,.,,,, s;ilv- f,nn, i,, representative ot modern Italian opera.
several weeks' visit in Portland. !"Ernani" is less well known than .,ome 0f Marion county, Oregon, and said
ill Ills Til' V II 'k 1 1 H I I ni I fa I I V II I t I i ! I - iiuiFi , ., . . . , u r 1 1 1' 1 1 ii , k'.ilmiinsi' I,
ty, Co., 202 V. S. Bunk bldg.
FOB .SALE 10 acres river bottom j
land; also 26 acres, 14 cleared, bal
ance fir timber, near Salem. Price I
$2500, terms. T. M. Mills, Amity,
Route 1. 2-1
TRY JOURNAL WANT .ADS
ic physician, graduate of Pounders
School of Osteopathy, Kirksville,
Misouri. Treatment by appointment.
Phone Main 392B. 628 N. Winter, Salem,
WATER COMPANY
' .--V...S
SALEM WATER COMPANY Office
corner Commercial and Trade streets.
Bills payable monthly in advance.
NOTICE OP FINAL HEARING
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has filed her final account
as administratrix of the estate of Hen
ry Green, deceased, in thc county court
The Monmouth hotel has again
copy
for this having to.be done, we
nttrar residents of Polk ' eountv
keenly feel the need of an immediate 9ttm tot
move being made by our county court
to co-operate with the eountv court of
Mnrion County first, ill providing fOTJ
some .temporary means of handling the
traffic across the river at this point; j
second, that the comity court of Polk
county be urged to co-operate, in the jj,
true spirit ot cooperation, witn tne
comity court of Marion county, in tali
inn the necessary steps toward the Bon-
st Miction of rWw 'Itftdge tft e. '
See Big Saving'
"Believing that a saving, in engi
neering expense alone, of from $15,0000
to !r20,0(,ll in the cost of a bridge may
be made, we most earnestly urge that
the services of the state highway de
partment be accepted uud that the en
gineering mid supervision of the con
struction of a new bridge be turned ov
er to them.
"Inasmuch as dissension and differ
ence of opinion has arisen, as to the
type and kind of bridge, wlietner it m
0C changed hands. Mr. I.. V. Mackon, who
lias been running it tor several inontns,
lore-
It is a rarely melodious work
and well suited to the vietrola.
public library is 'fortunate id be-
1917, at 10 o'clock a. in. in the comity
court room in Salem, Marion Couiny,
Oregon, as the time and pw.ee for hear
pubBscraon.
louver- "" , "6, y . " 2, Th
of nlPCil to enen merauri ui McKinnaf who will take charge m iU"' t0 otter on its lecture course a nig objections thereto and the settle-
most ' court, ami mat iiiei ji (! -r j m-ofers the mnvins complete vietrola concert ot this opera, j ment of said estate. Dated this 12th
nil.: ,, !..,. .. ..CV.....1...1 i... ... . r... ....... ni-
el,ii kilalnM. ,m,l haaiilca unliriM " F'"'"!" i. a,mu.,i .... ,ue nm- ui ui .1011.
the Norm theatre here- he will give a
show at Atrllc now and then.
A delightful chafing dish party was
given by Miss Radabaugh on Saturday'
Monmouth News
ness of Professor Frank Churchill, who
will furnish and play the records Miss
Jessie Cox, who is well known to the
library audiences will relate the story
B v" r ........... j, . m, , .
evening at the home ot -Miss Mabel -1, . , , : . ' 1 -
West. A feature of the evening's en-!r,"!l-N renrunry : . unne auui
MARGPEIUTE GREEN,
Administratrix.
Frank A. Turner, Attorney for Kstato
Jan 15 to Feb. 12.
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Monmouth. Ore-, Feb. 5. Mr. E. D
,..., atiinl Thursday Irom lacomn i.,i;,,,, ,,-,. m, vv,.Bt' ...rtivn
where he was called some in nays ago of ier experience last fall when tho : " ' ,v
on account oi uie unless oi jjcar Ijeeame straiKled on the t ulitoinia
Omor, wJi.o, passed away the day lifter twust. . ..
Mr. .Mason nrj-ived. STonnicnlh people j;s Bessie Barniootl will leave for
will remember Omer as he grew to man-; 101. nomc Pgrtlnnd soon alter the
hood here. Besides his I M her lie leaves ; operetta of which she is director
a widow and two brotneis. ,
School opened on Monday
torium of the
pii I .lie. (.lilirnrv
I
at
CHANGE IN DONALD FIRM
at the
normal with a total regisirauon v ui.i
for the second semester. This is 107
more than any previous attendance at
the O. X. S. excepl for the six weeks
summer session.
Professor Gentle appeared in chapel
last Friday morning for the first time
since bis prolonged illness. That every-
lone was overjoyed by his appearance
high or low level, steel or concrete, vve n ,lon,onstrut by 'the hearty greet
Jlavs & Co. store
Karl Carver. Who has been
with
week
i1 If
"1
Will take you
back to younger days
Remember the bread and butter
of your childhood days? How
GOOD it tasted! That memory lin
gers yet.
But say! You'll get that same
wonderful enjoyment when you eat
HOLSUH
In this big loaf (and big loaves
are always better than small loaves
even from the same dough), bread
baking has reached its highest per
fection. 10c at all grocers 10c
Buy the Big Loaf
lor Qimiity
and Economy
s. ?, y X iam 5 1
"""alfflafcslKHl
m I a f 1 i rev
tMim mmm Wdfta 1
TXTATJ be
t ILUM&LltL
mat vvc ' ;, v ft.' ' T- BBiU MHskbhW SMIbBbWC ttgmgttt
" 4. r i r .i T.I.1. .1 ju'i'j
A change has been oiMD recently in a
Donald firm which is of considerable
given, baa has been contemplating a , c , ... i"-""
frli tt. Enrone in the near future. ;hnngeili the ownership ot the h. C.
The Parent Teachers meeting has been J
postponed on account of the operetta j
which will be "iven on Tuesday night,
which is the regular meeting uighl of
tl.., ..,.:.,i!,.
The Woman's Civic club met in rtg- Megniaed as u full partner ia the firm,
idar session on Friday afternoon and! CBtverLha se !
discussed important work which it is P""1'"'" ' merchandise game and
hoped may be accomplished this year. ; enderstands the business in all as
Dr. Price reports the arrival of a l0!Pfcfe8' TI IM "ul" .ot osyUont
pound boy nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. hftbltB lif.,.ss"sf.s X y I'lcnsmg
V- W. Newman on Sunday afternoon. ".... .' ' '"v
Paul Uiley is having a new floor laid
in his kitchen. The work is being done
by Floyd .Mason.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Guthrie are en
joying n visit with their daughter and
her Husband, who are here from Corval
lis to Upend the week-end.
A movement is on foot among the I 0., ,
CtAA ttall. tr. r.r..i.ou.. ., ,.:..,. f, I Silvcrton, Or.. Feb. o. Silverton s
use in their hall here." ' debating teams won important victor-
Mr. and Mrs. Elba Kbberts went to us ,,Km' " . u"' ,NI
Wheat Trade Small
and Market Nervous
I'Mvago, Feb. 5. Tradv in wheat was
small and the market nervous, a dispo
sition to wait until the political situa
tion clears being evident. May wheat
opened up one and remained unchang
ed at !l.ci9. July opened up 2, later
etcl losing hl 3-4 to 1.47. September open-
Ihe store for the past several ' 'd up I later declining I .l-t to tl-" .. Hay, timothy
, , , . -in . . . .'.,,... .... .. .f.N ..I..' ... In... tll'llC.
nas porenasea a nair interest in i""r ........
it and will hereafter be known and orable Argentine weather was respon-
.lnv oin-neii up .1-4 cent aim
EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL
B&lem Elestris Co., Maaonis Temple, T27 North High
PLUMB INO, BTEAM FITTING AND TINNING
T, M.. Ban, 104 South Commercial street ft....
TRANSFER 'AND DRAYAGB
Salem Truck A Dray Co., corner State ana front streets
Mala 1MN
. Mala lit
.. Mala ft
Bran
ShortSj per ton
Hay, clover ...
Hay, cheat
Hay, vetch
will add strength to it there is little
1 doubt- Donald Record.
Silverton Debaters
Win Two Contests
sible. Mav niiened up ;( cent
gained 1 l-M. going to 11,06 1-8. .Inly
opened u)i later gaining l'L to 9S
7-S.
Oats were strong at the start, bol
developed weakness with wheat. May
opened up 3-d, subseipiently losing S
tn 154, . 1 1 1 1 v opened up 5 -S, later de
dined H to .")H H-H.
1'rovisions ruled firm but quiet.
Shortly before the market closed
May wheat jumped 5, going to $1.7.V i
a bushel, i overing ny snorts, munag
Butter
Butterfat
Creamery batter, per pound .
Country butter
Eggs and Poultry
Kggs, trade
E$gS, cash .'
Hens, pound
Roosters, old, per pound .:
Turkeys, live
Turkeys, dressed
Ducks, live
Geese, live
... $28.50
$32
$1213
$11
$12
$16
41c
44c
2832e
27c
........ 28c
13C'15o
Z 9e
ie2ic
2224c
1214c
12c
LODGE DIRECTORY
Pork, Veal and Mutton
Pork, dressed . I3m&jl4c
to winter wheat by cold weather and : Pork, on foot $9.2o10.25
1UC
team in this city three to nothing and
the affirmative bent Tillamook's nega
tive two to one. The subject debated
was the insurance question,
This makes Silverton champion ot
Portland one day this week.
Mrs. Nichols and little son arrived
here one day this week from Omaha, Ne
braska, for a month's visit with Mrs.
Nichols' parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
TT 11 1. XT ; . l . , , l .
Jiuiifii' .n. ichois nas ucen emiiioveu ,i. ,.ii, -;n , ..
. . .. in. iin.iii iii.iiii. i i, 1 1 1 . . i . i , me
by a stationery firm in Omaha but has j illts W()11 in , triangk being: Sil-
been advanced to a position in New Verton 7, Oregon City -t, Tillamook .1.
York where his family will join him T)lt, wimi,.IS of the"debatc were: Af-
& w ie5 ' finnative Edwin DunwvAlvin Hobart.
Mr. h. r. Evans, who has been very Negativi Rholin Cooley, Anna Hobart,
ill With pneumonia, has been moved silverton will next hold a dual debate
downstairs but is still very weak, not w;th tne winner of the lower Columbia
being able to walk at all vet. 'district
better fooling 'in cosh circles wni given j Spring lambs
us the cause. IVcal, according to quality .
Steers
j Cows .-
buus
Ewes
Lambs !
Wethers
Washington, Feb. 5. Henry Ford,: Figs and Dates
peace advocate, today offered Sccre iFigs, 36 12-oz
tary of the Navy Daniels the use of . Black figs
Ford Offers Use of Plant
for Making War Munitions
Miss Alice Scott has been Suffering
from ulcerated eye-lids ns a result of!
using her eyes too soon after having
the measles.
Mrs. Orval Butler is very low with I
pneumonia.
Mr. I'. (). Powell went a lem to at-
tend the meeting of county creamery
managers; the object of the meeting was
to come to some agreement as to tin
selling price of cube butter.
Denn Alden. of the Willnelte univer-1
sity, addressed the faculty and student'
The .judges acting :ij Silverton were:
Professor Matthews and Professor Hall
of the Willamette university, ami Prin
cipal T. .1. aUry, of Portland. The meet
lav was presided at by W. K. Slaile of
this city.
Walnut Growers Meet In
Salem Next, May 5
his big automobile fnctory at Detroit
for government munitions work and
: agreed to operate it without profit to
. himself .
ford told thc secretary:
"I can without question, and in the
event of a declaration of war, place our
factory at the disposal .of the Cnited
States government and will operate
without one cent profit. I will also eon-
tribute my overtime and work harder
than ever before.'
Other big firms offering their ser
vices to the government were the Hetn-
lehem Hteel company, i niieu low j Brussels sprouts
Steel corporation and the Heinington pBrenips, carrots and beets
and Winchester Arms manufacturing I ( ol lI hns(Si po.
oinpunies. these rums uiu nor men- Fruits
White figs
Golden dates
Dromedary dates
Vegetables
Cabbage i
String garlic
Potatoes, sweet
Potatoes, per 100 pounds
Green onions -
Artichokes
Lettuce, California, crate ..
Onions
Celery
Cauliflower
Portland, Or.
1U 12VjC
... fl7ic
... 4Sr)4e
... 3Vj4e
.". Be
10c
.... 5c7c
$2.75
9c
100
15c
$3.75
4ijc
7fi10c
414c
$2.262.50
40c
$1
$2.f)0
.. $(i(a6.50
$1.00
$2.75
12c
$1.23
10c
MODERN WOODMHN OF AMERICA Ore
gon Cedar Camp, No. rt'-'ta. meets every
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock tn Me-
Derbv-Loiky bldg., corner Court and
High' streets. J. F. Day, V. C, J. A.
Wright, clerk.
SALEM LODGE Nr. 4, A. F. ft A. M
Stated communications nrs Friday la
each month fit 7 :3( p. m. In the Masonic
TcnxuJe. C'hna. McCarter, W. M ; 8. Z.
Stirrer, secretary.
UNITED ARTISANS Capital Assembly,
No. 84. meets every Thursday at 8 p.
m. in t. O. O. F. hall. 0. O. Matlock,
M. A. C. A Vibbert secretary, Crowa
Drug store, 338 Statu street.
CENTRAL LODGE No. 18 K. of P.
Derby building, Tuesday evening of
each week at 7:30. loyd T. Bagdon,
0. 0.; W. B. Gilson, K. of B. and S.
.. O. U. W. 1'iotecBon Lodge Ne.
Meets eyery Monday evening- at 8 to the
McCoruack hall corner Court and Liberty
streets, A. B. Aufrance, M. VV. ; S. A,
McFadden, recorder; A. L. Brown,
Cnsncler R H Duncan, treasurer
1ALBM HUMANM sttClBi: V. O. Keeler,
president; Mrs. IiOn TJUlaon, secretarw.
All cases of cruelty or neglect of dumk
animals should be reported U the
leeretnrr tor lnvefltiientin.
UH MO LAY COMMANDbWTno. B, K. T.
Regular conclave fourth Friday to each
month at 8 o'clock p. m.. In Masonle
Temple. Sojourning Sir Knights are
courteously Invited to meet with oa.
Lot & Pearce, B. C. Frank Turasr,
reenrder.
tion operating without profit, as did
llenrv Ford.
Apples
Oranges, navels
Lemons, per box
Bananas, pound
California grape fruit
Pineapple
Honey
Cranberries
Cocoanuts ..
"Takes You
Back To
Younger Days,
m mm
-Ml
' Mp andjn all I
Feb. ."..More than L'.V
body of the normal Friday morning, members ot the Western Walnut asso
taking for his subject '" Historical ; eintion gathered at the Imperial hotel
Lies." The talk was both interesting Saturday morning to discuss various!
and instructive. According to Mr. Alden i phases of the industry, including winterl
many historical "facts" are not (ants I pruning, method of earing for scions,'
ill and our histories are in nt of ipialitv mid prices. The session was pre- j
vision. 'sided over bv .1. . ( ooper of McMinn-
one-day session of institute will I ville, head of the association.
held here next Saturday. February I lint walnut growers of Oregon ,i:., i,,,i c ,i, ...i i
in, tor Hie teachers of Poll; county! well pleased with existing conditions H0kins expects to start on her ,?,:' ' '
and some other schools outside of the1 was evidenced by the discussion at t vacation about February 15. Bunar beet
county. negumr 8C11001 WOfK Wilt be i 1 K nrniun. .-iiiu.ini nuiiwiu ,-.-.-,-
; carried on, with the critic, teachers in tion the growers in attendance reported
j charge. There will be no school on the i that the present winter has been favor
following Mohdnv. able for nut crops, the only drawback
. . SZ . I l , 4 .. . , t, . . 1
.Mrs. Hrewster has closed the rest, 'Hi 1 ,MI"K snarp iinsi i.-isi uvnruer.
MRS. HOPKINS ON VACATION
Airs. Ksther M. Hopkins, superintend
ent of the industrial school for girls, , Florida urane fruit ...
who has been granted a leave of ab- i Pineonnle
sence bv the state hoard of control Tor
three months, reported to the board to
day that the position will be taken dur-
inir her absence by Mrs. Minnie Darst !
of San Diego, who has been elected iy Retail Prices
50c(oj$1
$2.25Ca$2.50
. $3JO4.00
Be
$3.50
$5.00
8e
$3.50
$11
$1.15
HUDSON COUNCIL, No. 1, H. 8. M.
Itated assembly first Monday to eaea
month, Masonic Temple. N. P. Rsimus
sen, Thrice Illustrious Master ; Olenn C.
Nlles. recorder.
SALEM COUNCIL NO. 222 Knights sod
Ladles of Security Meets every 2nd sad
4th Wednesday ettck month t Hurst
Hall. Visiting members ars Invited ts
attend. E. F. Waltsn, financier. 480 I.
14tb Street.
Kggs, dozen
Cherry City Bakery Co.
SALEM, 0REG0N-
"Erecied and operated by workmen to give Salem folks
this better" bread." "
rant and oved into her residence east
of the high school.
Mrs. Hnusemnii has moved info the
Bouldon building anil will conduct her
cleaning and pressing business there.
Those who proudly lmast of Oregon's
climate may sometimes hesitate a few
days in midwinter but they never stop.
COUGHS
and COLDS
Dennis Eucalyptus Ointment
AT ALL DBUO STORES
Tubes 25c jars soc
Judging from expressions at the con
Iterance Oregon growers are pretty well
satisfied with prevailing prices. It was
stated today (hat a majority of pro
ducers have obtained an average of
SB cents n pound for last season's crop
; of walnuts.
Acreage in Oregon is increasing, ac
I cording to delegates attending the meet
ing. It is estimated that in tamhill
j county alone there are more than :!0D0
acres set to walnuts. The Vroomun
PranUette is the most popular variety j
in this state.
I The next session wtH be held at Ha
i lem Mav " when graft ng and pollnaton
will cone up for study and discussion. f
II. V. Meade of Oreneo is secretary of Wheat ....
the association. Oats, new
THE MARKETS
!
Sugar, beet
Creamery butter
Flour, hfird wheitt
flour, : llev
-
PORTLAND MARKET
33c
$7.80
$7.00
30c
$2.W$2.40
il.90tj)$&0l
PACIFIC LODCH No. 50, A. a. A. at
Stated communlcatlom third Friday
In each month St 7 "SO n m.
Masonic IVinple. W. II. liaucy, W. M, j
Mrawt U- i liuute, secretary.
WOODMEN OF THB VfORLD Meet eysry
'Pridnv night at 8 o'clock in Derby
bldg., Court and High Sts. A. J.
Sweinink, CT C.j L. S. Oeer, clerk,
507 Court street. Phone 53.
B. N. A. "Oregon Orape Camp ".No.
1360, meet every Thursday evening
in Derby and Lafky building, Court
and High streets; Mrs. Sylvia
Behnupp 1371 Market, oracle; Mra,
Melissa Persons, recerdcr, 1296 North
Conimereal. Phone 1438M.
I
The following prices for fruits
and vegetables are 'those asked by
the wholesaler of the retailer, and
not what is paid to the producer.
All other prices are Ihosc paid thc
pioducer. Corrections are made
daily.
The warm weather has had its effect
on the egg market with prices off an
other cent today.
Potatoes continue on an advance with
quotations today of ff.28 and 2."0.
Grains
$T .200(11 .25
43e
Part land, Ore,, Feb. !).
Wheat, elnb $i-ro
Hed Kiissiiin $1.17
Blues tent $1.34
Korlyfold 1.."0
Oats, No. 1 white feed $:
Harlev, feed $.'
Hogs, best live $11.60
Prime steers $0
Fancy cows 7.7."i(f
Calves $7(a)H
Spring lambs $12.23
Hotter, city creamery 4.'l
Kggs, selected local ex.
Hens IMfelOc
Hroilers lK( 20c
Geese l2(o 13c
IOZ:il (
L M. HUM
CARE OF
Yick So Tong
CHINESE MEDICINE AND
TEA COMPANY
Has medicine which will ear
Any known Disease
Open Sundays from 10:00 a. at,
bftti) 8:00 p. ra.
153 south High 8tret.
Utm, Oregon, paiM I3