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Features-News THE DAILY L JOURNAL Magazine-Church SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1917 PRICE TWO CENTS ON TRAINS AND NlWt. FOETIBTH TTEAE Ne. 48 Willamette Valley Happenings Home News of Daily Life in Marion and Polk Counties, Gathered by the Capital Journal's Local Cor respondents for Its Big Family of Readers Really Just Friendly Letters from Each Neighborhood to All the Others, Telling of Local Events Dallas Commercial Club Has Interesting Meeting a divorce from William Tillotson. New Suits Filed This Week. The following, new suits were file! this week in 1'olk county, with ounty (Capital Journal Special Service.) 'Clerk Robinson: W. F. Palmer vs. John Datlus Ore.. Feb. 24 One of the ; Walling, et al, damages, ana Anton u most interesting Commercial club meet of this rear was held in the new club rooms on Mill street weanesaay nienski vs. Anton Zeliskoski, action for , I money. ' D. I,. Keyt, a prominent Monmouth WL. .... . l. x.it evening. W I business man was a Dallas visitor Wed to bring some new idea with them and- Wednesday rested that the elub take it up with the, ,, ; ......... Mrs. H. B. Cosper was a Salem visi- ne i-iuii iuivc ii ! .... j .. ,ii ,.v -.t ......u o, residents of the city and endeavor to i". V. i V. ... ,,, "J . , !..., H. .,,.l, ,.,,.1 Wl.- vunl. am '""' ul rl" " ' . I'I. - '.. will be worked out. County .lodge, WM a gu(f3t of frieds in lr.vL.t...'L' -i..l... uhnnt tile streets. He . P ... ..... .j-..v -i"- "--. - n the Capital city Tuesday night audjtfVed lid it was a hobby of hus to have cbani' r J ' . ' s w . I Miss Home Hurk who has been visit ing friends for the past week has re Falls City News (Capital Journal Special Seivice.) Falls CCity. Ore., Feby. 24. C. Kirk putiick and family of Ft. Steilaeoom,, Wash., has purchased the l.iuebeck pro perty and moved in bag and baggage miiI is now a full fledged citizen of Falls City, and entitled to all light and pi vilcgcx thereunto belonging. On account of the great depth of snow in the mountains near the logging i limps, this city, which made it impos sible for them to get out log", the Fulls City Lumber and Logging com pany's saw mill is using the large number of logs that hud been decked i,.vi !!:... for the past three mouths in the local (Capital Journal Special Service.) . .,, . Qi .. ,P . , . ' vurd which keeps the mill and planer l.ivcslcv, Ore., Feb. 24. One of the "rihlBinf. most delightful meetings of the Q. T. ""ens "'otner operated at the y. T. Brown started his sawiniil and I B-pliahtf til PliiK Mophim at Livesley Thursday Turner Tidings t apnai journal special service) Turner, Feb. 24. Mm club was held last Thursday when .Mrs hospi a). At last report she was u-ettinu I w ill keep the mill going 1'iom now on. T. L. Holley entertained the club at a along as well as eould be expected. I W. Dennis of this place is going to Valentine party. Kaeh of the members' Mrs. I,. Larson returned from Salem j plant his entire place io potatoes this was requested to write an original al rriuay uner spending a week in that year. entine descriptive of the club or some place member of it. These were read during Miss Agnes Osboril was a Salem vis- the afternoon. Mrs. G. W. Coolidge 'tor Tuesday. gave a reading which created great am-1 Farmers in the Mill dee vicinity usemenl and dealt with an original sub- ,0"u advantage of the. good weather ject in a delicte and highly polished 'a1 and plowed their garden manner. The contest was won bv Mrs. "nd planted potatoes. . G. 8. Higgins and later in the afternoon Grover Scudder spent last week it piano solos were given by Mrs. F. Ed- hPM ,vi,h his mother. wards, Mrs. (4. S. Higgins and. Mrs. J. -Mr. Alta Allison came over froui Watson. The rooms and delicious re- Blodgett Tuesday to visit with her par- freshmeuts were suggestive of St. Valen- " Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Osborn. tine's day and the hostess was assisted , PMjyer and-Hansen lost one of ihcir I in the ieninc bv Mrs. (I. V and Mrs. lnl" sO recently. streets and suggested that the club en deavor to have the eity council make some arrangements with the-Water com- . 7 j t,. a;,i; W. Coolidge. pany tor the purpose oi keeping the, T. H. Starbuck of Portland is at' Those present were: Mrs. W V . .Tohn- .tree s ... th.e business dwtrict .dean fc fc f fc Or. A. B. StarbnckJ Mrs. J I. d ec. Mrs. C S Query, at a I times- V D Memtt. of the , of hw grand! I Mrs. .( i. . Jl-KR" Mrs. F Edwards, socal extension department of the Uni- .,...' m Marv starbuck- Mm. N. V. Kugel, Mrs. S. C. Davenport, ,er8ity p Oregon was present, ana m.w . - ' prt , promine.Tt hop grow jus mteresting talk along .mprovement Airlie neighborhood was a hues. IWewt l uller appointed a com- Dallas, Thursday. H. W. Brune of the Porlk County Observer was a Port laud business visi tor this week. . Mi-s. E. B. Hamilton returned to her New Road Supervisor Appointed Monmouth Wednesday after- County Judge K C. Kirkpatnck thi,, hw The annual "White Kibbon will be held at Ihe home of M sev February 27. Kvervbodv cordially T, J. .Sullivan, the well known swine breeder, has enjoyed a large sale of his pigs this year, lie reports having sold all the stock on hand and has booked orders ahead for six mouths, the prices are high, but the demand is growing lor his stock. Mr. l'ugh, the Loganberry juice, manu factuere of this city, is making prepara Hons for additional buildings to his fae lory for the operation of a cannery de partment for the coming of the ever green berry and other fruit products. Mathews & Talbot, have this week iniftee to set with the 01 vie section of; the Woman's elub in the matter of civ-' ie improvement. Mrs- B. D. Tidier, Mrs. J. Watson, Mrs. H. B. Carpenter, Mrs. J. A. Lankford, Mrs. J. P. Bressler, Mrs. D. Fidler, Mrs. O. W. Coolidge, Mrs. LaBrauch, Mrs Jensen, Mrs. W. CooTitlge, and Virgil Holley. At the meeting of the literary society last Friday night there was held a spell ing bee. S. C. Davenport proving him self to be champion speller with Miss Hilda. Hvdon a close second. l,u- ref iehnients will be served Halve Hansom mid little nil cile, were in Salem hist Saturday. Albert Savage of Aumsville visited: at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Pearl lra 'shipped tour carloads of potatoes to Ma8 ,i.4t,iin mil vl et s The Pythian Sisters were entertained Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. N- Selig. A delicious lunch was served and various games were indulg ed in, a delightful evening was s t. Karl Hansen was injured at Spauld- wK sppointeu it. ,v i.ee oi -rrum ,. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Smith. 9 J?? W""' -r;.-,, f, "J rl m- aud Mrs- dements have mov ilistriet. Mr. I.ee will fill the place of ! . . T, niAmt. G B. Zumwalt wlio was appointed re-; intests of th(, 0re- th -'xt meeting WW lUB "U1 Jrt"cV "-,mu :gon Power company. y- - , - District Attorney E. K. Piasecki was I.,... ....,' 1.. .M..... .,-r .. Givens, Mondsy. t ,s 3 " ' l, ' "17. 'steam shovel. His arm and leu were ueorge Moore has blood poisoning in , ,i i , .-. c i- , in his hand. badly smashed, three ot his toes will Mrs. Oommaek and daughter in-law ' hv to b "Ptatd. He was talen to of Portland are the house guests of W. , ' h',', . , , T Kiches ' ! Junior League Of the M. E. 'Miss Ruth Watson, a native daughter 1 ,:hlu','h ,lpW Valentine social on Tue -p.,.,.. in ... v . i day evening, thev had a cood time play It was.planned to have a basket social 0r(,on. Miss Wats, ' WHS OIMra(', ou m games, after which lunch was ser Is God Your Friend ? Then Visit His Home. Go to Church. THAT MAY BE TRUE. fVTCH the long line of people entering enurch on Sunday. Isn't it a fact that Ibey are realiv the worth while people in the com numtjr? If vou are a business man, den'l you prefer dealing with a man who is a CONSISTENT flit lit HfiOKK ltuh.-r ihiin with a man who never goes to ehnreh ? You wouldn't hesitate to 1XV1TK AN AND ALL OF THESE PEOPLE enur ing church to your home. A MAN WHO GOES TO CHURCH CAN NOT GO WRONG VERY LONG. A COMMON EXPRESSION IS THAT SOME PEOPLE GO TO CHURCH TO KEEP UP APPEARANCES. BUT THE FACT THAT A MAN WANTS THE COMMUNITY IN WHICH HE LIVES TO THINK THAT HE IS GOOD AND GOD FEARING SHOWS THAT HE WANTS TO BE GOOD. HE WANTS TO ENJOY THE RESPECT OF HIS FELLOWS. WHILE THERE MAY BE SOME HYPOCRITES IN THE CHURCH, IT IS NO EXAGGERATION TO STATE THAT THE GREAT MAJORITY OF CHURCHGOERS ARE HONEST, UPRIGHT CITIZENS. There is something baatoally wrong with a man who, while pro fessing a belief in a Supreme Being, fails to take -the oppertftflifv ihe church affords to WORSHIP THAT SUPREME BEINjS. If vou have a dear Friend and you pass his house every tlav without, dropping in to see bam, vou would nut blame that man I'm- DOUBTS ING TI1K SINCKRITY bf jroui friendship. Do vou wish tiod lo DOUBT Yont FSlENDSHlF? Do von want to LOSE HIM AS A EUIKND. If you. im drop M his house AT LEAST ONCE A WEEK. Show that vou are sineere in voui- belief in God by GOING TO OHtTRCH next Sunday. THEN GO TO CH UK OH EYKHY SL'.VDAY. Divorce Suit Granted. i a Salem visitor Weduesdty. Circuit Judge H. H- Belt this week! pranted a divorce to Oma Thompson! . , hub . imim nr t. tiaegall from Robert Stegall. T.hi ih the first divorce granted by judge Belt . uv. i, for. several, weeks.. .Ope more new suit j a leomeW they'll wear them r J S .:r "r n: ."nn .' both out.-()ld Man Sage ' .i i . HCJV l.'U.Tli; V. IIIIVIPVU JVl The ladies are re quested to bring baskets of lunch to bf auctioned off previous to the renesh ment hour. for appendicitis last Saturday Afler Kroner uielr t'ni. fiv.i vnl.- tittle i ed. Hollis Jones Ts able to. sit in a chair andhas 4W4d to issue a paper The student bodv of the high school each v,.,t,.v, th .tntiiou ,if th ntu;.i, u..i.i imoiitn lor tne rest or tne year, irns A very successful meeting was held through the window iper will cover oil the school nctivitit the church Tuesday evening when the Revd's R. N. Avison, W. E. Inealls, JIH. N. Aldrich and W. H. Nicliolls, the Extend some, folks a chair and jk late pastor here gave short talks on the different phases of church work. Pre vious to the addresses a chicken supper was served by the ladies of the church. A pleasant feature of the evening was the singing of the quartet composed of Rev. H. S. Aldrich, S. C, Davenport, ft. MVn. Bnrr hn heew nuito ilt weV iau contain article,, and stories writ-, Alma Baker spent the week end at i ten '.iy the students, the Hotel Baker. I T,H' Bereau class had their monthly. Miss Clara Flifiet spent Thursday in meeting in the basement of the Christ- j Turner, a guest at the home of j. M. I lan ''tureh Monday night. After the: Ho nes. usual rout me ot business was transacted The Turner public school is the own- a contest was arranged and a Valentine er of a nice piuno. party was then given, each person was The basketball team was in Silverton I required to read the verse and then Ti.es.lav nielit to iilftv the Silverton ! display the Valentine, which caused lliucn merrinieni io prevail. i.eiresn- Go to Church Sunday Subjects of Sermons and Where They Will Be Delivered in Salem Houses of Worship, Tomorrow Free Methodist No. 128 North Winter street, day services: Sabbath school Preaching at II a. m. and ":45 Uarpenter- and A. P. ( arpenter- and team. Silverfon was victorious. tne solo singing ot Miss It. Aldrich., r Kudicott was a Turner visitor j meats were then served alter which prayer meeting Thursday Despite the inclement weather there was : Wednesday. the members sletarted lor their homes. W. .1. Johnston, pastor, a good turn out. Mrs. .T. P. I.yle is home from Port- Mr. Crow ley, county superintendent I ' Mr. and Airs. B. 1). Puller spent last land with a large assortment of hats, laud Mr. Living of the Agricultural col- West Salem Methodist Episcopal .People's meeting, (iriltl p. m. Srn Sun- topics, morning, 'M.lood 'Stewards m 9:45. Bounty of tiod." Kvening. "The K i. in. 'to True Prosperity ' u message i everyone m wtiieii tne young ieoue i be specially invited. The public is i diiillv invited. with : lege visited the schools Friday. Mr. j : Crowlev addressed the assembly of the High school students, Mr. Crowley is i here for the purpose of organizing agii- 1 n Its ;i nd spoke to those stu- All modern homes ARE NOW BEING EQUIPPED WITH Modern means of cooking NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE US ESTI MATE THE COST OF INSTALLING YOUR NEW GAS RANGE. OUR NEW MODELS FOR 1917 ARE PERFECTION. COME IN AND EXAMINE THEM, WE HAVE ALL STYLES AND SIZES-WE CAN SURELY SUIT YOU ON BOTH PRICE AND STYLE. week end visiting relatives at Dover. Miss Florin Hesse is BUffi Miss Leliu Johnson spent the week tonsilitis. end visiting with her brother in Port- ' ' land. SILVERTON HAS Mrs, E, Marquar.lt of Portland was a NARROW ESCAPE cultural recent visitor at the homes of her sis- I dents interested, later in the dav tpra Mrs. J. A. Lankford and Mrs. D. 1 The basketball game played lust Fri- took a number of the students to visit Fidler. dav niyht was without doubt the best ! a dairy ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Tracy are here esuie witnessed by the local tans. There The office of the Kall City News was from McCormick: Wash., aud intend to was a stood crowd out, which assisted 1 moved to the corner of Third and South stay Tor some 1 line Minister, W. J. War school .'I p. in. Preaching Ladios ' Aid society meeti ond and fourth Thursdny at -:.'!!) p. in. STAYTON GRANGE INSTALLS iatayton (..range, o. MO, held a very out-played the Silverton quintet interesting meeting last Saturday at they had hard luck shooting baskets which Mrs. Lambert made a very inter- The boys missed every free throw, of; eating and entertaining talk on the which they had nine chances, while they legislature and Mr. Williams gave an scored 17 field baskets to Silverton 's I address on the feeling of the nation Io- Io. The 40 minutes of pluv ended I ward uenuany. The following officers were installed : E. G. Siegmund, master; T. J. Ware, overseer; B. G. Lambert, lecturer; Bar bara Kitsch, steward; H. A. Siegmund. assistant steward; M. J. Pollis, chap lain; A. P. Kirseh, treasurer-: J. R. Mil ler, secretary; B. Shepherd, 6. K.; Lot tie Siegmund, Ceres; Ella Williams, Po mona; Allie Murphy, Flora; I.. B. Mil ler, T,. A. S. Standard. First Baptist. Comer Marion and North Libert; streets, Rev. G. P. Holt. 1). 1).. pastor the high school "pep club" in support -Main street on the Foot briddge, lite Sunday school, 9:45 a .in. Public w or ing me ream, ine game was exciung unuiion uemg murii ueiier aui.i inoit from start to finish. The local boys 'convenient to the public thoroughfare. out-played the Silverton quintet, but Rosedale News (Capital Journal Special Hervice.) Rosedale, Ore., Feb. 84. Mr and Mrs. with a score of .'!() to 30. The tie was Watson drove to Marion Moixlnv, re played off by an agreement to play j turning Wednesday. five minutes longer. During this fivel Miss Edith Parr, who has been speud minutes Silverton succeeded in making' ing the winter in Monmouth, has come two field baskets and three free throws, over here to stay with her brother and while the Woodburn bovs made but two! sister. :17 Mr. and Mrs. Rua-Ti spent Saturday Him on. I Sunday with a daughter in Salem, returning MoihIm.. hie and preaching, 11 a, p. nr. Junior society, J p. en. s lay lirst uongregationai. service 7 J 30. j James Klvin, pastor. Sunday school on the, sec-1 meets promptly at 10 o'clock, W. I. if the month Stuley, superintendent. Morning serv ice at 11 o'clock. Christian Endeavor crs cordially welcome. Music by ehorua ; choir, Win. McGilchrist, director. Snb jeet for sermon, "Welcome Eudeuvor- .rs. ", No evening service. Kverybmly invited to join with the cotigrcgnt l.,fih in attending mass meeting 7:30 o'clock in in. Young (Continued o'l nage two.) field baskets. This made the s to 34 in Silverton 's favor. Wi I ndependent. Fr se Journal classified ads ds attended quai tighland Friend SCHALL, THE BLIND REPRESENTATIVE, GUIDED AT CAPITAL BY LITTLE SON m id eighth Wednes The Gas Co. STATE AND COMMERCIAL ST. kiWtm-A. ... 11 I'jll' 'ijij ,il .-f.-"x ' '? v m mm nil I Beverai oi i ' tefly jiiftin ! L'hureh lust Sntiu.hiy. I Mombfis uf the sevtnlli irradHa viiitfld 'lit' lsis!fttui : day, the uth. j Dob BUHiton and wife NituVnecl Fri : day from a ibfirl viii in I'ortiami. The iVtrcnt-TfaclMTtS' as.Mociation riU'l j at the school Ii-iuhc Fruiay cvtMtinii. AfeX tht lmsiat'ss session tut uM-t'asli-1 ioucd BpelUag mutch ;ih luhl by tilt : jiHiiMitH against the pupil ami tither youttff jM'uple. It W8M wnn by the Conn er. Rct'it'shiiH'iits WCre later served and i all had a jdeasaut n i iru Mrs. Savaye, who has been faring for jber mother, Mih. Whelan. for a tew 1 davs, returned to Ml home at W'uinida I Monday. Mrs. Whelan is some better. W. l'embertoii aiitl family retuineil Wednesday from their Canadian trip. ia rx II Jefferson News (Capital .louri Jefferson, Ore Miller had an op formed at the week. lie i, .jet al Special Service. ) Feb. t. -Mr. F. M ratlah f"1' rupture pet. Albany hospital last in-' alone nicelv. Mr. and Mis. It W. Chut. Mi Representative Thomas D. 8'hall of from Minneapoli Minnewjta is totally blind and is some ' resentative Schu led about the national canitoll" , , . ... 111 lie at , ' i lltlilUli'fTOlllllH? times guided :ioout the national ciipitol by his son, Thomas I. Mahatl, Jr.. a boy of five. Tlie pbotngraph shows the two just aft.T- completitiy a 2,4011 mile trip lost his si' hock, but to Washington. Rep. 1 is a progressive in Irving his first term, cted in November. He 1907 by an electric outinutd the practice City, were in town a few days this week i visiting their parents. Mi ami Mrs. O. , I.. Chute. The. repotted quite a heavy jsnovv fall at XI ill City. "She Stoops to Conquerors," is the play w hich will be put on by the jun ior seniors of the high school at the i. Masonic hall tonight. A good entertain incnt is promised. The friends of Mrs. Driah Terhape near Marion are glad to hear that she is j recovering trom a very serious opera-j tion pertormeii in saleio .Monday. Mr. Holler on the Wold place sold II head of cows to Marion Looney this week. Mr. Looney has bought up some tl5 head in this neighborhood prepara tory tor shipment. Mr. George Lfiuib, who has been in a hofqiil'll in SnbMo lor . Ihe pitsl I wo j weeks, is expected home, soon For the Growing Child THE bread eaten is worth more to the growing child than the meat if it is good bread. I 3 E3 And our bread is good bread. It supplies all the elements necessary to sustain life. Were it not. that, a rhanirp ik dpftirahle all nthpr food "SI might be dispensed with. Made from extra quality Hour and baked in modern ovens; wholesome, palatable and nourishing. Nothing causes you greater concern than your child's health. Besides making health-giving bread we insure the child's health by observing cleanliness in our shops to the last degree. ' Ask the Grocer for our Bread." If he hasn't it call Salem Royal Bakery Phone 378. 240 South Commercial St. b mi