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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-02
Central Howell

Central Howell, June 2.-How-
ell Prairie farmers are busy plant
ing potatoes at present.
Fred Schifferer sold his forty
acre farm to Mr.. Edwards, con-
sideration $1,000. Mr.. Schiffer-
er and family moved back to their
former home southwest of Tur-
ner.
VIM. Roth has completed $50
rods Of fence; this is an added i'm
provement to their farm.
Mr.. Madsen who is engaged in
the wood business on the sim
mons farm. had the misfortune of
losing about 200 cords by fire
Saturday afternoon.
Homer Leisy is completing his
wood cutting job this week. He
has a record of splitting and pill
ing SA cords in one day.
The church at Central Howell
held their anniversary services
last Sunday, Prof. Alden and VIM.
Nicholl gave able addresses which
were very much appreciated.
There will be Sunday school
and preaching as usual next Sun
day; let us remember this church
extends a welcome invitation TO
all in the community; bring the
little folks. There is a sand table
arrangement to make the lessons
plain and interesting for the lit
tie folks. Let us not stand back
and criticise because things are
not as we think they ought to be,
but may we confess our faults one
to another. and be willing to do
our little part toward mankind
this a true church. Finding fault
hinders us from enjoying many
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Falls City Notes

Miss Osa Brown spent the week
end at the o. A. G. at Corvallis
as the guest of Miss Lois Beard
Miss Leuallia Ward by Mon
mouth spent the later part of the
week with her parents.
The stork visited at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Armon Brown
leaving a big baby boy on Me-
mortal day, TO be named Gerhart,
Alvin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Trupell
were visiting relatives in Portland
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Weatherill
daughters of Near East were visit
ing at the Geo Weatherill home,
Sunday.
Mrs. Lattice Massil left Wednes-
day afternoon for Kansas to visit
relatives. Her mother will return
with her.
Mrs. Byron A. Murray is spend
ing Tuesday in Fall City visiting
friends.
Falls City and Monmouth play
ed base ball on the Falls City
grounds.
The score being 5-1S In favor
OF Monmouth.
Rev. e. ]. Harringthon and wife
of Salem are visiting his mother
for a few days.
Mrs. Foster and daughter of
Portland spent Monday here visit
ing Mrs. Foster daughter, Laura
Estey.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-02
Payment For
Mimic Island
Not Yet Made

Asking that the court set a def
mite time for the payment of SIS,
900 awarded him by jury for
Mimic island, D. c. Mimic, defend
ant in the suit brought in Febru-
airy by the Salem Water, Light
and Power company, filed mo-
ton for such action with the
county clerk this morning.
Mimic also asks that in case the
court can not allow the motion
the proceeding of the February
court be abandoned. The case was
instituted by the power company
to get pos session of the island. on
the claim that under the owner
ship Of Minto 1t endangered tho
water supply of the city. Minto
asked $25,0O0 for the island, but
was granted $4,000 by the court
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-02

blessings which could otherwise
be ours. l am talking from exper-
ience.
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To Boost
Countyby
Big Signs
Judge of Umatilla Has
Plan To Advertise
County Resources To
Tourists

Pendleton, June. PA proposal
to advertise Umatilla county SO
that tourists coming through here
will have an opportunity to ap-
preciate some of the outstanding
features of the life and interests
of the county has been put for
ward by Judge 1. M. Schrannep of
the county court.
Judge Schrannep's idea, as he
has explained it to friends, is to
erect at least four monster si1n
boards on the main travelled high
ways near the county line on all
four boundaries.
One would be placed between
Umatilla and Boardman, another
on the Oregon Trail between Union
and Umatilla counties, a third to
the north on the Oregon Washing
ton line and a fourth on the high
way between Pilot and Heppner
on the Oregon-W Washington high
way.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-02
De1llandfor
Workers Is
Very Slight
Berry Picking Is To
Absorb Surplus of.
Labor In Salem, Is
Belief of Race

There is at present no apparent
demand for berry pickers in OF
near Salem. There is also a small
surplus Of labor in this city, ac-
cording to Police Judge Earl Race
who conducts free employment
bureau at his offices in the city
hall.
Il expected a few requests for
pickers by this time" Judge Race
said this morning, "but SO far
there hasn't been an application
filed with me-"
Belief that berry picking acti-
vities will absorb the small sur
plus of labor in the city, was ex-
pressed by Judge Race. The few
men whom he has been unable to
furnish with work of some kind
have been chiefly transients.
The strawberry crop is to be
good, growers believe, and the
goosberry yield will be fair. In
consequence it is believed that
scores of men and women will be
given employment as pickers.
All through the winter Judge
Race has been procuring jobs for
men in search of employment and
few, he says, who have been per-
sistent, have failed to get work.
Many of the jobs are, hawever,
for short periods only.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-02

JOURNAL WANT Aas PAY
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Cannery
In Need
OF Funds
Albany House Can Not
Run Unless Money
Is Forthcoming For
Stock

Albany, June 2.-The drive Tor
funds to insure the opening and
operation of the Albany cannery
this season has been resumed by
committees made up OF Albany
men who are trying to put the
coccunity over the top for the
quota of $4,000 stock in the
Oregon Washington Canning and
Preserving company.
The committee met with the AL
bany chamber of commerce at a
noon luncheon recently to discuss
the matter. Canvassing among
Albany business men was In pro-
gress during the day.
In discussing the situation wiz
L. Finch, who is here as fiscal
agent OF the canning company,
said that about 100 people Of this
community hold stock in the
Puyallup and Sumner Fruit Grow
ers Canning company and they
are to be given eight per cent
stock in the new company In ex-
change for the seven per cent
stock Of the old company.
Mr.. Finch states that the AL
b. .ly cannery represents an in
vestment of $125,00O and THAI the
property will be forced to lie idle
this year If growers of the com
munity and Albany men do not
subscribe for enough stock to fl
nance the operating expense OF
the cannery here this year.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-02
Alumni Editor
Resigns Post

Rev. Earl B. Cotton, for two
years alumni editor of the Col
legian, has sent notice of his
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-02

Joe Stehin Brooklyn, soldier fortune
air battles with pretty English
commission
recently daughter
British Army
while serving a in France.
the Colonel
Escadre winning
conflict,
the u Air
American After
Polish Following
with Stehn commissioned
given command of the Leish air
him the
Cover VIII h in the past six
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-02
Marion Items

Marion, June S.---Sir, and MRS
w. Nj. Davis and sons Harold and
Leslie, and Mrs. J. M. Empy OF
Salem visited last week at the
II. Beckman home.
Mrs. Suklis visited in Portland
last week.
Mr.. @. w. Smith of Seattle visit
ed his parents here last week.
Hazel Lindley OF Philomath Is
visiting her friend, Marion Barber
The G. H. Colgan family spent
Monday at Hubbard.
As result of the efforts of the
community and the school, Mr.
Thoag sent Mr.. Walter of Salem
q check for $75.45 for the Near
East relief fund.
Mr.. Mote from near Hubbard,
who is helpless as result of a
paralitic stroke, is. being cared for
by his brother, G. A. Mote and
wife.
A letter from Geirge Slyter,
who Is working in Mill at Marsh
field states that he is well and
working every day.
Mrs. M. M. Cave, who has been
visiting at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. M. A. Barber, has gone to
Alsea where she expects to spend
the summer with friends.
At a school meeting held last
Friday afternoon, Mrs. Beers was
elected teacher of the primary
grades for next year. She has
taught here the past year and has
proven ito be good instructor
and a conscientious teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoag spent the
week end with their parents in
Polk county. Mr.. Hoag's mother,
who injured her ankle five weeks
ago, is now able 10 get around a
little with the aid Of crutches.
Mr.. and Mrs, Shirley Roland
and daughter. Claudian, expect to
spend a month travelling as soon
as school closes. They will visit
the most interesting places In Cali
fornia, go into Mexico. then start
home through Arizona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rutherford of Sa'
lem were visitors at the Russell
home last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gentry OF AL
bany spent the weekend here visit
Ing relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Russell Of
Springfield, Mr.. and Mrs. Elucer
Russell OF Mott, and Albert Mitz-
ner OF Springfield were weekend
visitors here.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hall visited
Mr.. and Mrs. John Palmer at Cor
Wallis. Monday.
Miss Gloria Palmerton of Port
land is visiting at the Northcu
home.
Miss Carrie Bouck Of Portland
spent the weekend visiting her
parents here.
The sporting editor has the fol-
lowing bail games to report: JEFF
ferson and Marion school teams,
score 81 In favor OF JET
ferson; Marion town tear played
three games as follows: Sunday,
the Shaw team at Shaw score 2 to
3 In Shaw's favor; Monday. the
same team on the home plate.
score 3 to In Shaw's favor; fol-
lowing this game our boys played
Liberty, beating them II te s.
Mrs. Glover and children Of Dali
las are spending a few days at
he home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
0oerfler.
Mr.. A. NJ. Schmidt has gone TO
Portland where he expects to un-
largo an operation for hernia.
Aar. and Mrs. Edward Colks.
nd daughter. Helen. and Miss vir
inia Endrizzi, OF Portland spent
Iunday and Monday at the ]. A.
olgan home.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hoven and
1ns Lenne and Oliver Of Salem
,ent the weekend visiting at the
I. Beckmah home.
Mrs. 4. e. Beings and daughter.
iIdred were over-Sunday guests
Salem. H
While coming home from school
e other evening. Dorothy Gray
i from her bxcicle off a bridge
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-02
Machines Crash;
Each Is Damaged

Two automobiles were damaged,
one badly and the other in small
way, when they collided yesterday
at the corner of Capitol and Cen
ter streets.
The cars were piloted by W. Y.
Massey, 1890 Trade street, and C.
D. Putnam, S23 N. Commercial
street. The machine driven by
Mr.. Putnam. which is owned by
the Peoples Cash store, was most
seriously damaged. Neither Of
the drivers was hurt.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-02

resignation from that position,
pleading pressure of other duties.
Cotton has been one of the Col
legian's most faithful staff mem
bers during his term of service
and it will no doubt be difficult
to find a worthy successor for
him. He was elected to this posi-
tion by the alumni association
whose duty it will be to fill the
vacancy. Cotton is at present
preaching at Gresham where he is
associated with Rev. Hisey in com
munity center work.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-02
Thursday, Jun. !, j.,
Range Good ~.

Range s' was wood wood Rspat
ssa,s ,sai Oregon ,s.s during the l's' b., |, =, :
TvArs D. w than "a It is now, asss,a''. N.Y.
WI, who ", has 81 jusg nttls state ,.,srs.s,'
of that section 'etnts oi "a. from Il
spite of financial 'Ds state /
their stock through Ip'sa ~ to saq
good shape becausa 'as ) season d
grass Lytle states, = 'as God
f JOURNAL WANT ADS p,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-02

One Of the heavy taxpayers of
Linn county and the state of Ore
gon is the Oregon Electric, which
paid $22.293.72 taxes in Linn
county last year and Sl14.7Ss in
the state.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-02

into the water breaking one of her
ribs. She is improving rapidly.
Miss Gladys Hansel of Portland
spent Sunday wisn her parents
here.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-06-23
WILL Study LAW

Rupert Williamson. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. }. w. Williamson. residing
north OF Filler. left Saturday eyeninf
for Seattle. Washington, where on
Monday he will enter the school OF
Law OF the University OF Washing
ton. Mr. Williamson enters law col
lege as government vocational
student being furnished tuition
books. and monthly compensation
He Is being given this training be.
cause OF disabilities received durinf
his enlistment in the army. lie was
on the Mexican border and was also
overseas with the Second Idaho.
Particularly quick action In his
cas- was secured by the government
Application was made during March
and he Is now at Seattle.
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Will Occupy New
Quarters July lst
r-Need-Me Produce Company Have
Special building Constructed For
Them by Hammerquist.

Adkins and Dahl. proprietors OF
the U-Need-Me Produce company. an
nounce that on or about July !. they
Will move into their new quarters In
the Hammerqnist building, now being
completed on Main street.
The Elkhorn Creamery company OF
Pocatello. for whom the local com
pany are agents, have taken a lease
on the new quarters for a period OF
years. and the building is being erect
ed in accordance with plans suggested
by the lessees. making Il ideal for a
cream station and produce buying
market.
The produce company will occupy
the west half OF the new brick build
ing. the east half having been leased
TO w. n. Scott. for his cleaning
pressing and tailoring establishment
at present located In the y. A. Jack
son building In Yakima avenue.
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Mrs. William Banee. sr.. Is visiting
at the Bunee home here. on her re-
turn trip from Seattle 10 81. Louis.
The Camp Fire Girls will hold
cake sale at the Peoples Meat Mar
ket Saturday afternoon.--Ady-
Mrs. ]. W. Tanner entertained at
a pinochle party at her home Friday
afternoon. Guests were seated at
five tables. and at the conclusion OF
the party were served delicious
luncheon.
XIII the worms, We have spray
ing material in packages To suit
your needs. Prices right. Decatur
Orchard Co.. I y miles north of
Filler. phone sl3.-ady.
DR.. y. A. Edwards. OF Nardin.
Okla. father OF Jesse L.. Edwards.
is visiting at the Edwards home. Doe
tor Edwards arrived Friday and ex-
poets TO be here several days. He
came direct from Des Moines. Ia,
where he was delegate 10 the nation
al Shriner's convention conducted
last week. Doctor Edwards was here
four or five years ago and notes u
remarkable advancement In the eonn-
try. He comes from section In
Oklahoma that is experiencing an oil
boom. and has profiied to some ex-
tent by investments in oil land.
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METHODIST ANNOUNCEMENTS

Sunday services as follows;
10 a. m, Bible school. X. n. Me
Aztec. superintendent.
IL a. m. morning worship. the
Rev. Ralph FELTON, is expected TO be
present and preach at this service.
D. m. Epworth League Devotion
al service, Hazel Nsncollis. leader.
s D. m. evening worship.
A set Of slides on Philadelphia VIII
be presented. OF course, there VIII
be pictures of william Penn. Benji-
man Franklin. Besty Ross. and the
Liberty Bell. and lot Of others not
80 familiar.
c. r. DEAL. Pastor.
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T. ID. Common returned Monday
from colfax and Spokane. Wash.
where he has spent the last month
al the bedside Of his mother-in-law.
Mrs. White. who has been very ill.,
Her condition shows some improve
ment at this time.
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Local News Notes

Bishop " X Kreider. the Rev. IL.
o. Musser and Paris Engle all OF
Pennsylvania. have spent the past
few days here wishing with the Gray
bill. Musser and Engle families They
are on their way home from con
ference OF the Brethren In Christ
church concluded last week at Up
land. Cal.
Roof Garden dancing every Friday
night commencing tomorrow Fri
day. night. auspices Filler Legion
ADV.
Mr8. c. X. Costello. Mrs. G. ii.
Truitt and Mrs. Dora Shaffner and
daughter Mary. were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l.. Beamer Sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Leonard and
family. and Mrs. Leonard's father.
Michael Vincent. spent last week on
an auto trip TO Boise and neighborins
points. They state that the roads are
good and their trip was most delight
full. The auto tourist park at Boise
attracted their attention. because oil
Us many cOnyenienees and large pat
ronage.
Mrs. j. c. Reichers was brought "a
her home here Tuesday from two
weeks stay in Twin Falls for hospita,
treatment.
Mae Griggs entertained few OF
Ter friends at five o'clock luncheon
Il her home near Curry, Thursday
The table was beautifully decorated
with a centerpieee OF roses and the
place cards carried out the same idea.
iuests included the Misses Rebecca
3onwell, Maude Jones. Luella Mar
zen, OF Pocatello; Leah Timm. Ciari'
,el Walter; Messrs Carl Jones. Rob
,rt Jones. Ralph Brown. Rober
Griggs, Forrest Griggs aud William
iriggs. The evening was. spent in
playing games and in dancing.
Mrs. c. X. Costello and Mrs. G. II
Fruit were dinner guests OF Buhi
riends Thursday evening.
A. No. chaffnar and daughfar
aary. moved TO Boise yesterday NOR
ling where they expect to make their
uture home.
Miss Thelma Shear has returned
rom Sacred Heart academy at Og-
len. Utah, where she has been stu
lent the past term.
U-Need- Me Produce Co, will be h
mr. new location IN the Hammerquisl
building just west OF the postoffic'
on or about July the first, with 3
first class, up to date. Sanitary Cream
Station. For the benefit Of our pat
rons we will keep open every eve
ming until 3 O'Clock during the busy
harvest season, giving them the OPP
portunity TO bring in their cream and
produce after working hoursT Phone
7s. Adkins a. Dahl.-Ady.
Mrs. w. E. Pearson is a patient al
the county hospital recovering from
an operation for appendicitis per
formed last week. Her husband II
lust recuperating from similar OPP
GRAFTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Childs ana son
are expected 10 return this week from
a vacation trip to Portland. Boise
and other points west. They travel
ed by auto.
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EXPRESSION OF THANKS

We wish 10 express our heartfelt
thanks and appreciation 10 those
who by word aud act comforted us In
our hour OF bereavement. especially
the members OF the Washington La
dies Club. and those who sent floral
offerings.
A. A. DAVIS AND FAMILY.
MRS. X. A. NEWPORT
MRS. }. r. DICKSON.
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S<OOk-MckI>LEf

Judge O. p. Duvall ON Saturday
afternoon performed the ceremony
uniting In marriage Nina Kent Shook
and Harry Mckinley. The marriage
was performed at the home OF the
bride. SCI Third avenue north. The
ceremony was witnessed by Attorney
r. V. Larson and Deputy County Rec
order r. c. Lynch.
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SOUGHT LEGION SUPPORT

Z. E. Coleman. sdiutant OF the
American Legion post OF Paul. was
here Tuesday interviewing local Leg
ion post officers with view OF Sc
curing their endorsement; OF recon-
mendations TO Idaho members OF con
gress that the United States Land
office be moved from HALEY TO Paul.
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It. ID. Common returned Monday
from colfax and Spokane. Wash.
where he mas spent the last month
al the bedside OF his mother-in-law.
Mrs. White. who has been very ill.,
Her condition shows some improve
ment at this time.
E. X. Hicks of Boise. a former
resident of this section, is visiting al
the home of his daughter, Mrs A.
N. Holmes. He expects TO accompany
the Holmes family on a fishing trip
this week.
Legion dance at Reybroeo ROOF
Garden. Friday night and every Fri
day night thereafter.-Adv.
Mrs. c. X. Costello and Mrs. G. III
Truitt were dinner guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Anderson Friday eve
ming.
The Children's Day program at the
EdptlSt Cbufth othua' e'S""c -
said TO have been uncommonly good
and attracted large congregation.
The next meeting of the Ladies
Aid Society OF the Methodist churei
will be held Wednesday afternoon
Ice cream and cake will be served Oh
the lawn OF the parsonage.
Enjoy cool, delightful Roof Garden
dancing at Legion Post dance, Fri
day tomorrow eyening.-Adv.
Howard Bonebrake of the Warrei
Construction company, was a bust
ness caller here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Dudley and
baby. and Mr. and Mrs. o. l.. Dude!
are I'm Boise this week, where Clyde
expects TO undergo an operation a.
the government hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Thompson am
son OF ST. Joseph, ILL.,, arrived her
Sunday and are visiting at the HON
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Fenwiek. MI
Thompson Is a telegraph operator
and is spending his vacation in Idaho
Come TO the Legion dance at key
broco Roof Garden, tomorrow Urn
day. night.-Adv.
Mrs. William M. Bunce entertain
ed al luncheon yesterday afternoon
in honor Of Mrs. w. NJ. Bunce. Sr.. OF
81. Louis. Mo. and Mrs. George Caid-
we'll. of Pittsburg. Pa. who are Wis
ring here. The guest list included
Nesdames George Bryant. Henry
wall. l.. l.. breckenridge. $. w.
Brown. j. p. Mcclure. c. Il. Bunce
and Miss Grace Bryant, all OF Twin
Falls.
n %. Clark, local manager OF the
Everett b. Clark Seed company lett
saturday for Pocatello. He Is TO De
transferred to another district for
the summer. but expects TO return
here in the fall.
READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS.
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Readers OF The Record are
asked TO supply this office with
interesting news items concern
ing themselves or friends. Use
the mails. the telephone or send
in all such matter. News OF
this nature should be In this Of
flee by Wednesday OF each
week. Phone Al.
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WANTED

IoO0 Fat hens. for which J will pay
you for those weighing pounds and
over lsc pound. light hens l5c a
pound. cocks sc. Eggs lSc dozen.
either cash or IN trade.
Yours for business.
c. r. HUDELsoS,
ls-tf. The Grocer
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-06-23

Mr.. aud Mrs. W. II. Wilson are the
parents OF son. born Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller are the par
ents OF son. born yesterday.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-06-23

GIFTS that last for weddings
graduation and other gift occasions
Davis Jewelry Store.-adv.
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kharket
lvI Report

Thursday. June ~
Grain.
Produce
Ranch Butter tin trade) --..-.-...., 2oc
Butterfat observation-disclosures. use
Eggs tin tradel .-.....--.,.-.--.-.------..2 zoe
Livestock
lambs cents; milk
lambs. s cents.
cattle-cows. SC; steers. &c; veal
Z cents.
prime. 6 cents.
Poultry Chickens SC
Young chickens. gee
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ELks DANCE HERE

The Elks lodge OF Twin Falls gave
a dance al Reybroco roof garden here
last evening. A large throng was IN
attendance. and music was supplied
by Hosea Stout's orchestra.