Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-01
Latest Neus Covering Central Willamette Valley By Special ReboT
Woodbnn High
Defeats Dallas
School 200

Dallas, Or, Nov. dallas higl
school football squad met its lie
feat in the first game of the tea
son. which was played at Wood
burn Saturday. the score ending q
to o. At the end OF the first hal
the game stood 8 to q.
According to Manager j. B
Eakin, the local men could mo-
stand up during the second half or
account Of the team not having
sufficient practices. The men on the
line are of new material, this be-
ing their first game. There vas
more or less uneasiness, which will
be overcome in time
There was a fine bunch of rooters
at the game, continued Mr. Eakin,
and the high school boys and girls
should be recommended foi their
turn out.
The following Pork county r,en
have been drawn for service on the
trial jury in federal court in Port
land and are to report for duty on
"Wednesday November 3 Levi j.
Burbank, Airlfe: w. T. Hibbard,
Dallas; Charles w. Leonard, Mon
mouth Frank Lougary, Mon
mouth; M. Scrafford. Suver. and
VIM. r. Trent. Riekreall.
The Red Cross Christmas seals
are here and are ready for distri-
button. The sale viii be In charge
of the Women's club and the bust
mes men and women are urged to
use these seals on their correspond
ence from now until Christmas
The seals win be for sale in the
local business houses as heretofore.
Robert w. Osborn OF Portland, rep.
resentative of the Oregon Tucercu-
losis association. was in town this
week making necessary arrange
ments or the distribution of the
stamps. The Women's club at In
dependence win have charge of the
stamp sale at that place; Mrs. r.
M. Hellwarth will have charge of
the distribution mt Falls City; Mrs.
Ed Harman, Bnena Vista, and Mrs
E. NJ. Jourdan al Mccoy.
Rev. Clarence w. Reynolds, sor-
merly OF Dallas but now pastor of
the First Christian church OF Cor
wallis, is receiving recognition in
the church society and social serv-
Ice work. Mr.. Reynolds is n ron
OF Professor and Mrs. Reyi olds, |
who also lived in Dallas until few
years ago, and is conducting serv-
ices in Salem this week.
At a meeting of MistletOe Circle
No. 33 wednesday evening, the OIL
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Past guardian neigh :
Dor, Christina Bennett: guardian
neighbor, Sarah Stats; advisor.
Lille Guthrie; banker. Nellie Grant
CLERK. Anna Stolier; magician,
Edith Guthrie: commander Of
guards, L. s. Grant; atteniant,
Mary Starr; inner sentinel. James
Sweeney; outer sentinel, =. Il.
Staats; managers. Anna Wright, |
Mile Richardson. Lillian Stow
musician, Arthur starr. installing
officer, Emma lost: press CORE
spondent, Lydia Evans.
Mrs Frank Maybee and baby Off
lCentralia, Wash. are visiting fela-
tives here.
Rev. d. A. Mckenzie was at
Whiteson a few days last week.
Mrs. e. A. Beard of Astoria spent
the week END with friends in lIal-
las. l.
Walter Williams, Floyd Ellis and
many others from Dallas went to
Corvallis on Saturday to see the I
bir game between California and
the Aggies.
H. A. Yocom and family well
known farmer living near Broad
mead, went through Dallas ycster-
day on his way to Multnomah ,
county, where they will make ;hesr !
future home. MIR. yocom has SOLD
his large farm near Broadmeal and
has purchased "a forty aero tract
west of portland. |
Hugh Black and Tracy stats
nre taking the school census IN Dal'
las at the present time.
Mr.. and Mrs Otis Jones ana Al
bert Peterson of Portland were
over sunday guests of Mrs. II. c,
HAIlOH WIN liNtn oi sAeNs fN'Nr'~N
Miss sylvia Phillips, who iT at
tending the state agricultural col
lege spent the Weekend with
friends in DALLAS and Falls Cisy'
Mrs. l. +. Yoakum was in Salem
on saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Scnane
and daughter. Margaret Edith'
were in Vancouver over the lAst or /
the week visiting ther parents.
Miss Helen Sweeney spent the
week end in Portland with friends.
She combined a pleasure and shop
ping trip.
George Clanfield, OF the salt
Creek district, has sufficiently le-
covered from sciatic rehumagism TO
be about the streets again.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il, Sibley and
daughter, Evelyn, motored 10 Sa-
lem, Saturday.
Dr. Stats today removed the