The Capital Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 2

THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1932 2 EXCLUSIVE NEWS DISPATCHES WILLAMETTE VALLEY NEWS BY SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS SHAW PAROCHIAL Hutton's Portrait Will Be Presented DON'T MIND RAIN IN BATTLE FOR BRITISH TITLE Failures Are Few For Eighth Grade In Linn District Albany Mrs. Edna Geer, county school superintendent completed mailing out yesterday 347 eighth grade diplomas to IJnn county boys and girls, who have Just completed their elementary education In th Linn schools. Tills year the eighth grade exam, lnatlons were abolished and tour examinations held during the year were substituted for It. Mrs. Oeer mvm that, thu number of failure COUNTY JERSEY OWNERS READY FOR BIG SHOW Dallas Tin 14th annual Polk county Jersey Jubilee li scheduled fur Saturday Independence.

The morning will be devoted to a Jersey luw and the afternoon to an auction aale of select bulls. Upwards of 100 head of Polk county's finest Jerseys are expected to be on display at Independence. Professor I. R. Jones of the state college will Judse the rlasses and this feature of the Jubilee will fet underway at I o'clock in the morning.

Fourteen boy and girl club members will exhibit along with the DALLAS CHURCH OCCUPIES HALL FOR SERVICES Dallas All Sunday services of the Dallas Christian church will be held In the Woodman hall located at the corner of Jefferson and Washington streets. Arrangements have been made for the use ot this building during the summer time while the congregation It engaged In erecting a new building on the old sit. Actual building will not begin until building committee has had time to study over plans and visit various church buildings In Oregon. Oilbert Wltcraft will sing a solo at the eleven o'clock hour of wor American women golfers competing In the British women's golf championship at Saunton war prepared for rain. Here they are left to right: Helen Hicks, Virginia Van Wle, Mrs.

William Ferris, Mrs. Glenna Collttt Vara, Mrs. Palmar and Maureen Orcutt. this year under the new system na been extremely low. BACKING AUTO KILLS INFANT Woodburn The two and a half year old son of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Barnard ol St. Paul was killed Wednesday morning by the Barnard car which his mother was backing out of tha garage. Hie family of several children and their mother were getting ready to the academy picnic at Champoeg and In some manner th little one ran behnd the car unnoticed and was Instantly killed aa tlie mother backed It out of the garage. The funeral will be held Fridav morning at 9 o'clock at the St.

Paul Catholic church and Interment will be In the St. Paul cemetery. RICKREALL SENIOR CLASS BANQUETED RlckreaU The H. A. Dempsey home was the scene of the annual junior-senior banquet Tuesday evening.

A color scheme of red and white was used about the rooms and in table decorations. Comle place cards marked covers for 18. The banquet was prepared by the Junior class and served by June Fog and Wilms Middleton assisted by Mrs. George Carroll In the kitchen. Between courses toasts were given by Prof.

F. M. Mitchell. David Taylor and Miss Caroline Forward all of the high school faculty: Janle Crippen. Ralph Dempsey of the senior class; F.

E. Pence, chairman of the boerd of directors. The Juniors contributed two piano solos by Nalda Carroll, a whistling number by Margaret Edgar, and the class will, which created much merri- meiit, by Chester Cunningham. Elizabeth Rowell. president ot the Junior class acted as toast mistress.

Eola Club To Name New Officers Friday Eola The Eola Community club will hold its lajt meeting for the year Friday night. The election of officers for the ensuing year will ba held. A pot luck supier will be a feature of the evening from 6:30 to 7:30 p. m. A short musical program will be trlveti after which games will be played on the school grounds, weather permitting.

Mrs. B. T. Ferguson is tlie retiring president. ship.

Rev. K. E. Burke will discuss the theme, "The Christian's Re serve "Being Acceptable to God, will be the sermon topic for the evening service at o'clock. Joe Garner will sing a solo.

The young people will gather at 7 o'clock tor the regular C. E. service. The Bible school session will be gin at tha usual time of 9:43 with classes assembling st the Woodman hall. Arrangement for class rooms and space will be worked out under the direction of Hugh Black, superintendent.

The Men's class will meet at the library building. The Loyal Women's class will meet with the men's class on Sunday morning. No Thursday evening service will be conducted this week due to the commencement services at the high school that evening. Both special bible study classes have finished the course of study and the classes will dtsbard. Other classes will be organized next fall.

mm Red Haired Jerry Is Almost Queen; Will Be Princess Scl Jerry Rodgers, Scio high school's amiable candidate with red. curly hair, for the position of queen of the Lebanon strawberry fair, ran a very close second with the judges at Lebanon. The judges were in deep meditation for some time and gave the1 nine entrants the "once over" mor? than once before decision was made, i Uie honor going to the Tangent contestant, two or three years Jerry's senior. Jerry was one of youngest to enter tlie contest. By the terms of the program the entrants, all of whom except the one chosen as queen became princ-; esses for the fair, each drew a bU 1 team for her high school to be pit-, ted agatns, and it Is Scio's fortune to play Halsey during the fair.

Divorce Is Asked Albany Beula J. Murray filed an action for divorce in department No. 2 of circuit court here against William H. Murray of Medford. The plaintiff alleges cruel and inhuman! treatment as the grounds for ac-1 tion.

Murray is the proprietor of a beauty shop. The couple were mar-! ried in August, 1925 and have no children. Marks Gives Talk For Senior Class Albany Senator Willard Marks, president of the state senate, and a resident of Albany, addressed the 95 members of the Albany high school senior class at the annual commencement exercises last night, having chosen as his subject the motto of the class, "The Horizon Widens as We Climb." OUTING ON COAST IS TAKEN BY BOYS Amity A number of Amity P. F. A.

boys and guests spent Memorial week-end vacation on a camping trip at Pacific City, leaving early Saturday morning and returning Monday evening. The time was spent in boating, clam digging, fishing and hiking on the beach. All meals were planned and the menus made out before leaving Amity. Each boy was allotted the preparation of a meal for which he was party responsible. Everything from tlie lowly bean to fried chicken appeared on the menu.

Those making the trip were George Penrose, Chester Stephens, Fred May. Delbetr Camion, Russell To Guard Company Silverton A Urge portrait In colors of the late Captain Henry A. Hutton, prepared by the Drake brothers' studio, wll be presented to the officers and men of Co. 162nd O. N.

by Charles Johnson Tuesday, June 7, after reg. ular drill of the company on behalf oi Mrs. Hutton and her four children, Julia, Elms, Billy and I.ah Ann. Out of town national guard officers from Salem, Dallas, and Woodburn win be special guesta and a social time will follow the formal hanging of the portrait in the officers' room at the local armory. 26 SHERIDAN PUPILS FINISH Sheridan The graduating excr ete of the class of 1933 of Sheridan high school will take place Monday June In the American Legion ball at 6 o'clock.

The speaker will be Dr. Burt Brown Barker ot Eugene, vice president of the University of Eugane, who has announced the subject of his address aa "Ideals." The program on commencement night will consist of valedictory and salutatory addresses, vocal and musical numbers given entirely by class members, the address by Dr. Barker, the presentation of the Ruth Field Cup and tha presentation of the diplomat. The class night entertainment will be presented Friday evening. June 3 In the high school auditorium.

Baccalaureate services will be held in the Christian church Sunday evening June S. the sermon being delivered by Rev. Nelson of the Presbyterian church In Mc-MinnviUe. The class consists of 26 members. 13 boys and 13 girls as follows: Elizabeth Aberhalden.

Earl Atwood, Alien Brown, Kenneth Brown, Dorothy Crow, Cecil Colson. Grace Derrick. Joyce DUley, Doris Hauser, Keith Hill. Raymond Hillway. Ralph Hendricks.

Barbara Graves, Florence Gutbrod, Albert Krantoe-fer. Kalherine Krostag. Harold Ladd, Mary Laffln, Harold Mag-nuson, Nicholas Palanuk. Olive Pel- xer. Beatrice Riggs, Dorothy Smith.

David Street, Wilms Yeo and Gall Zyssett. Harold Ladd Is president ot the class. Fine Record Made By Woodburn Post Woodburn Dr. John M. Hanra-han, commander of the Woodburn Post of the American Legion, has received a letter from Henry L.

Stevens. national commander, congratulating Dr. Hanratian and the local post upon exceeding the 1933 quota for membership, and pan generous tribute to the ability ot Commander Hanrahan. He also expressed his pleasure In the fact that the Woodburn post will be one of the hosts at the national convention in Portland thia fall and is looking forward with anticipation to meeting the members on that occasion. Balloon Birthday Party Is Offered Silverton Mrs.

Fred Baker entertained five little girls In compltmen' to her daughter, Marjorie. who celebrated her eighth birthday anniversary Wednesday afternoon at their home on South Third street, in a balloon party. Each little girl was given a large balloon as a special gift. A birthday cake centered the dining room table, and luncheon was served late In the afternoon to Celis Weatherall, Margaret Anderson, Eleanor Canoy, Kathleen Ryan and Ethel Dunn, and the honored guest Marjorie Baker. RALPH WOLF HOME Shaw Ralph Wolf was brought home Sunday from the Stayton hospital where he has been laid up for the past eight weeks with a fractured leg which he received tn an accident.

West Salem Mra. Warren Baker has been Issued permit by tlie city recorder. Mrs. J. Miller, to add Improvement to her house on Cascade Drive to the estimated value of 1M SCHOOL CLOSED; PROGRAM GIVEN Shaw The Parochial school held its graduation and closing exercises Sunday evening at the town hall with a large crowd In attendance The following program was given: A song by the upper grades, a dialogue by the primary grade, recital, Margaret Fessler: a dialogue by fourth grade pupils: recital, Joseph Schneider: a dialogue, upper grade boys; song, three primary girls: a dialogue by the Intermediate grades; recital Raymond Sherman: a dialogue by upper grade girls.

Rev. Father Joseph Scherbring delivered the address of the evening. Father Molts S. D. S.

awarded silver star penmanship pint to Edward Gier, Albert Nannemann, John Wolfe. Louise Mintin, Gertrude Hilmert, Elizabeth Wolfe. Mathilda Lauringer. Margaret Nannemann and Margaret Fessler. Oold star pin membership pins were awarded to John Wolfe, Gertrude Lauringer and Margaret Fessler.

Palmer Method buttons were awarded to Geraldine Keene, Jean Perry, Margaret Schaffer, Celes-tlne Wolfe, Mollie Heinert, Joseph Schneider. Claude Gier, Henry Lau- rlngs, Joseph Schaffer and Raymond Sherman. Certificates for being neither tardy nor abshent were awarded to Elizabeth Wolfe and Albert Nan nemann. A certificate of merit was given to Celestlne Wolfe, Raymond Sherman was presented with the spelling certificate which he earned at the Marion county spelling con test. The following pupils were pre sented with their eighth grade di plomas: Francis Schneider.

John Schaffer. Lawrence Lauringer, Mary Schaffer, Helen Nanneman and Angeline Fieber. Card Club Guest At Davenport Home Silverton Mrs. Fern Davenport was hostess to her card club and a number of Invited guests Wednesday evening at the country home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

John Tweedle. Cards were In play at three tables. Mrs. Davenport's sister, Mrs. Will Davenport, assisted about the rooms and in serving.

The guest list Included Mrs. Clara Kllmniek. Mrs. Evelyn Baker, Mrs. Wvnola Ottoway, Mrs.

Lila Stanton. Miss Helvie Stiver. Mrs. Ethel Kleeb, Mra. Bessie Ooetz, Miss Beryl Ottoway.

Mrs. Oladys Case. Mrs. Lillian Heald. Mra.

Auna Powell. Mrs. Inn Heater and Mrs. W. Davenport.

Of the dub's guests. Mrs. Stanton tcor. ed high and Mrs. Case low.

Mrs Powell won high among the members, and Mrs. Silver low. Senior Endeavor Host For Party Clear Lake The senior endeavor held masquerade party at the church with a large attendance. Prize was given for the best costume and lunch served. Those present were: Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Harold. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dutoit and son Don Ross: Elaine, Lunelle and Jac Chapin, Kathem Miller and friend from Salem.

Martha and Harry Robertson. Clifford and Donald Orey. Dee and Zelma Eby, Harold and Rex Dutoit, Glenn Garner, Hazel and Nellie Clement. Neva and Ada Mae Smith. Orall Smith.

Or-vill Herrold. Vern Carson and Ilene Truitt and Evelyn Cain. Rosedale Term Ends Roerdale The Rosedale school closed after a successful year with a picnic. Mist Mammlo Bos tract the teacher has been hired for th coming year. All the pupils made their grades this year.

Margaret Philipsen and Leslie Ladd completed the eighth grade. There were 23 In tlie school. Amity F. O. Mauser, proprietor ot the Amity lumber yard has moved from the Massey house on the corner of Oetchel and Nursery streets to the property recently vacated by the A.

E. Murphy family on Sixth street opposite the Bap tist church. ENDS TODAY veteran breeders. Hot competition Is expected In several of the classes. The select bull sale la being carried as a part of the Jubilee for the second time.

There are seven bulls to be sold and these are bring consigned by W. H. McKee and Sons of Perrydale; 8. H. Robinson.

Rlck-reall: L. A. Hulburt. M. N.

Tibbies, W. s. Bartlett and 8. J. McKce of Independence.

Colonel Hughes of Forest Grove will cry the auction which will be managed by Levi llrKee, president of the Polk County Jersey cattle club. During the noon hour a luncheon will be served by one of the women's organizations of Independence. A chsrge will be made for this luncheon to help defray the cost. Ribbons and prizes for the Jersey show are being financed Jointly by the Polk County Jersey Cattle club and the Independence Chamber of Commerce. WEST SALEM AID STARTS VACATION West Salem A group of 14 women assembled at the Floyd DeLapp home Wednesday afternoon for tlie f.V.'.V'Sii Aid until fall A smstl amount of business was transacted and the annual report ot the society's activities, receipts and disbursements were read by the secretary.

It was decided to hold a sliver tea June 15 at the J. R. Bedford home on First street with Mrs. John Evans and Mrs. C.

L. Dark as hostesses and rMs. Frank Forrester and Mrs Etmer Rierson In charge of the entertainment features. This will probably be the last one given by tlie group until October. Those present for the afternoon were the Mesdamcs 8.

H. Creasy. Edwin Brock. Darrell Bradford. J.

I. Miller, Elmer Rierson, Emmett Dickson. C. Dark. J.

R. Bedford. C. R. Brown.

T. E. Kelso, Forrester, John Evans, Floyd Dc- Lapp, W. D. Phillips.

School To Close At Eola Friday Eola The Eola school rlcves Friday after a very successful year. A picnic is planned by the teacher and pupils for the closing day which will be held at the home of the teacher, Mrs. Edna Grant In Salem. Miss Eloise tachapelle. the only pupil in the eighth grade who successfully passed the state examinations will be presented her diploma Friday evening at the Community clan by the chairman of the school board.

E. L. Hrrrell. Mra. Grant has been retained as teacher for the ensuing year.

Ohio Families To Locate in Oregon West Salem Four famtllea from Jacksonville. Ohio, arrived at the Paul leisure home on Edrewater atreet this week, coming by auto. Monday, Leisure's brother and his wife. Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence Leisure and baby daughter, and their parents. Mr. and Mra. M. H.

Leisure arrived and Wednesday Mr. and Mra. Ben Lent and chUdrrn and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Cox and three children, drove In and stopped for a short time en route to Roseburg.

All the fsmllles have come to locate in Oieeon. School Will Close Pratum Mrs. Carrie Branch wh Is finLslilng out tlie term of tlie YVUlard school Is plsnning a last d.sy of school picnic to be held In Fred De Vnea picnic grove near Pratum M. E. church with ball games on the Sines' ball ground.

MRS. Kt'NTLK KKTl RSS fiilverton Mra. Lillian farmer to Stive rt on WedneMtsv from atay of several seeks with her sister. Mrs. William Oolden.

at her home In Sutherlin. Kirs. Senter accompanied the family ol sister liome from the funeral in Sslem of tlie Iste Mr. Golden, and helped arrange affairs for the Golden family to remain In Sutherlin. Mrs Golden was Miss June! la Kosheim and for many years lived here.

Mrs. Senter makes her home with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. C.

J. Rnshelm on East Hill PIONEER "OI EEV ILL 8clo "Aunt Becky'' Morris, who has been 111 for some lime. It reported making alow recoery. She Is able to be up most of the time She hopes to be able to attend the pioneers' reunion at Brownsville at least oneway. The nome-crming tuts year Is set for June 22, 23 end II "Aunt Becky" la queen of the association.

TESTS STsHL HOME Mt. Ante Mr. and Mra. John Brahl had aa their guests for sev Afociattd trrmt tbolm HIGHWAY WORKERS AWAITING WEATHER RlckreaU According to W. M.

Ellis, resident malntalnence patrolman, fire tank cars and complete highway equipment, whin (re stationed at Derry, and an oiling crew ot 39 men, most of whom are from Salem, are all set as soon as the weathei permits to begin re-non-skiddiug tlie highway from Brunk's corner to Dallas; from RlckreaU to Monmouth and from Holme's Cap to the Yamhill county line. E. O. Southman Is in charge of the men who are living here In houses on wheels, tents and in private homes. Many of the men are accompanied by their families.

Several local men will also be given employment. This new surfacing process Is called aeal coat, resembles cement when finished and Is said to be good for ten years. It Is thought about ten days will be required to complete the Job. Birthday Observed Dardis Residence Mt. Angel Miss Ariene Dardis was honored on her thirteenth birthday anniversary with a surprise party, given by her mother.

Mrs. Mike Dsrdls Tuesday afternoon. Games were played through out the afternoon. Towards evening a luncheon was served by the hostess. The feature of the luncheon was a fortune cake, with tlie ring going to Maxine Berning.

Ariene Dardis received the thimble, and Louise Sterkleln the button. Rita Koessler, the horseshoe, and Eva Koessler, the sliver. Seated at tlie table were the honor guest. Miss Ariene Dardis. Miss Victoria Schmaltz.

Miss Louise Oswald. Miss Patricia Dardis. Miss Mary Beth Brockhaus. Miss Margery Brockliaus, Miss Eva Koessler, Mist Rita Koessler, Miss Louise Sieckleln, and Miss Maxine Bern-trig. Young Is Elected Scio Noble Grand Sclo Officers elected for the local Odd Fellows for the ensuing term are: W.

H. Young, noble grand: N. B. Moses, vice grand; F. O.

Cary. recording secretary. J. F. Oupor Is financial secretary and N.

I. Momson. treasurer, both having held these positions for several years. Mr. Cary also It a veteran In the secretary's office.

Honor Lester Holt Riven iew A birthday dinner was given In honor ot Lester Holt Sun day evening at the home of his mother, Mrs. Anna Holt. Those present were Mrs. Lester Holt of Carlton, Mrs. Nellie Jones and son Harry ot Stayton.

Clifford and J. H. Krllev, and the hostess, Mrs. Anna Holt. RECITAL IS FRIDAY Dayton The students in piano of Mrs.

John Shippy will give a recital at the Dayton Baptist church Fri day evening. Mt. Ange! Mr. and Mrs. Bob Unger of Reed port.

Ore. visited their grandmotlirr. Mrs. Lena Vnger and their uncle, Edward O. Unger and family over the Decoration day holidays.

Mrs. Lens Unger and daughter, Elizabeth, left for St. Martin Springs, where they will spend a few weeks vacation. A Home Owwed Theatre. ROMS Or t.V TALK1KS LAST T1MKS TOD AT GARY COOPER MARLENE DIETRICH ADOLPHE MEXJOIT Caa Friday tk Satwnlar Ftidmv nlrM prownt Community Md BOB STEELE "The NEVADA BUCKAROO" WOLVERTGN NAMED LIONS PRESIDENT Monmouth O.

A. Wolvertoa was elected president for the coming year of the Lions club at Its weekly luncheon Tuesday. O. C. Chrlst- enson was chosen first vice president and Archie Parker, second vice president: J.

B. Alverson, secretary and treasurer; O. C. Chrlstenson, lion tamer and P. E.

Chambers, taillwlstcr. The officers will serve one year beginning July 1. The directors are elected to office for a term of two years and are R. B. Swenson and E.

A. Steffins. J. B. D.

Butler will represent the club at the Idlstrlrt council meeting. Dr. J. 8. Landers spoke on the 'Jte ii0nmOUtl, na tire liuilic vi UIC Vi tumi iiuinai school.

Visitors present I'd were W. J. Beat tie, Eugene, former rural superintendent of the state normal here; Len B. Ftshback, Tillamook, and Harry Chaplen of Oarabaldi. Divorce Is Asked By Mother Of Six Dallas In a divorce complaint filed In the circuit court here Elizabeth J.

Baunach seeks decree from August J. Baunach. The couple were married at Grand Ronde Sept. 12. 1021.

The defendant statea the maintiff Is of RuiUy of tnhuman treatment to ward her. and has on occasions ac cused her of committing adultery. Six children have been born to the union of whom fire are noa-alive. Marfarct. John Robert, Rob-bert Paul.

Dorothy. August. Plaintiff seeks a decree of divorce, the care and custody of tlie children, one-third part In whole of real estate owned by defendant, that she recover SI. 000 to provide for the education of the children, and that defendant be required to pay H0 for malntainance of plain tiff. Drajr Saw Theft Is Charged in Court SUvrrton Jack Hughes of Silver-ton was bound over to the grand Jury of Marion county.

Wednesday. from Justice court. The charge against hira waa larceny by bailee. It is alleged that he took a drag saw and outer logging tools from Arthur D. Davis a resident of near Silrrrton.

Hughes was placed un der arrest May 30. He la remaining in the Marion county Jail In lieu of $250 ball, pending the Jury's In vestigation. Kuhn Farm Sold Dayton Mr. and Mra. Fred Kuhn and family who have resided In the webtoot neighborhood since 1S17 have sold their 100 acre farm and moved Tuesday temporarily to a nome three miles out front Mc- Mmnville toward Carlton.

Mr. Hirshenberger of Wood bum bousht the farm and his nephew Albert Hirshenberger Is In charge of the place. JAMES MOOKE ILL West Salem James Moore wrv ill at the home of his hrotrwr Moore, on Erteewater street. He has a serious stomach trouble and no hope Is entertained for his recovery. Mrs.

Msrton Moore has also been very 111 but Is somewh.t better. Her daughter. Mrs. Arthur Thomas, of near Monroe, Is the nurse in charge. TOWI.C8 AKK HOSTS Shaw Mr.

and Mrs. J. K. Towle acre hosts at a one o'clock dinner Suiday. Covers were placed for Mr.

and Mra. Edward Tow lea of Qrcsham, McArthur PreUall and George Towle of Oregon State college and the hosts, Mr. and Mra. J. S.

Towle. In the afternoon the party accompanied by Robert Clax-ton motored to Salem for theater party. HAMMOCKS MILD PLACE Clear Lake Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ham mack has Just completed a new cottage on his faUiera farm la South Prairie where they moved Tuesday and expect to makt their future home.

Ham mack la employ, ed at the Phole Hardware store tn Salem. They formerly lived In thai Ti. nnity but moved to Salem about three years ago. NAVAL MAN ARRIVES Riverrtew Fncnda and relatives acre surprised when Fiord Carson arrived here from China when he waa stationed with the navy. He waa not expected here until fall Ha scent last week with hla atsler Mrs.

Spencer Long of Albany, then acccatnanled another sister, Mrs. rruAUa Oilkey born to Nrport, Ai If Sheldon. Willard TompkUis, Arnold Braat, Nels Kotka, Johnny Wood. Arthur Stoutenburg. Homer Davis, Wayne Masey.

Paul shirteL Frank lin McCarty. Adolph Nlelson. Arnold Fletcher. Wallace Pearce. Carl Voel-ler, Vernon Stephens and Dale Mc-Klnney.

Don Stewart, agricultural instructor of Anielty high school, accompanied tlie grotp. Bridge Is Played At Deguire Home Silverton Mrs. Carl Haugen and Mrs. Elbert DeCl litre were Joint hostesses to a group of friends at the M. DeGulre home In a bridse party with cards In piar at three tables.

The guest list included Mrs. Viola Brown. Portland, a visitor In the DeGulre home for a week. Mrs. Brenda Wilson.

Mrs. Alf O. Nelson. Miss Frances Nelson, Miss Jane Ann Evenson. Mrs.

Alfred Adams. Miss Jordls Kloster of Oregon City. Mrs. Adolph Haugen. Mrs.

Lewis Hall, Mrs. Arthur Oottenberg. Miss Edith English, and Mrs. Alrin Legs rd. Trailer Involved In Highway Crash Hubbard The John Owens car and trailer was struck by a Dodge with license number 76.400 Oregon, on the Pacific highway as the two cart were going south.

The Owens car, driven by a son, received the worst of the deal as th etwo front wheels and Urea were demolished, the axle bent and minor damage done. The Dodge bad bent fender where It struck the other car. The Dodge landed tn the ditch, the car and trailer turned serosa the highway to that traffic was held np till it waa tinned. The Owens boy with his trailer of empty strawberry crates held out nil hand Indicating that he was about to turn off the highway out upon the Pudding river road. The other car, regardlet of the hand.

came on. honked and struck. A number of residents seeing the collision, sympathised sincerely with the boy who wss much perturbed by the affair, neither driver was In jured. KNAI'PS TrE HOME Woodburn Mr. and Mra.

Robert Knapp and small son have return ed to Woodburn after spending the winter at tne rancn at Imperial Valley In California. Knapp Is making extensive Improvements on his Front street building formerly oc cupied by the Bomboff restaurant which is being put to Shane for another line of buswess. The build ing has been occupied by Harm Bcmhoff for the past yrwrs as restaurant He hat moved hit future to the Feller building and It mvleeWed to his future nlins LAST DAT Tonight la "sir Tomorrow tvdr LEW AYRES 222 "Iron Mm" I If you've been looking: for fun that it frothy, frisky and French. Oh-h-h to i yM Mteve t. VmODE thoM lovely boic dfWleled, l-Wed JtVlV wears bcautirulUU- th it comU IrV Uo smartest a had co.

FtvnrhWrl and cAidliVfcK-. Alii iL GRADES mm I.llr Damlta fi, ftiarHe Knnlea Richard Arlen n-i I i iom nv ana bis Touchdown siae-ncxt, amminar Innnina. whrwmlnaf lit Hi GAYMODE is always FIRST QUALITY I Ctt acquainted with GAYMODE this initiate haven't already I All perfrrl wear and Hay lowly for a long, long Utne. ALL 98c GRADES em A-T air; kidding, scrapping, loving on th ground! eral dam. Mrs.

Stahl'e mother. Mrs Anna Merale ol Tacoma. Wash-Catherine Merkle of Portland, and Mr. and Mra. Albert Merkle of Sub-llmltr.

Mra. Anna Merkle will snrnd Hi remainder of thai wet with lier datnthler and family. Cola tat Mary Sheridan of Portland it making an indefinite visit at the home of her sister Mrs B. Feiiuson, Jack Oakit Robt. Coopia Virginia Brat 160 North Liberty StreetSafea..