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Newspaper Page Text1 THE OREGON' STATESMAN t SUNDAY JAITCARr 13, 101S ' - gg ' ' ' ' - -7 . , ... ,. r New Stvlf 5 h6Hday buying wa Verr heaTy tiii - i ment. but our .lock, are being Xunt reZ.lh w'"1 ,bow you scores of new article., tn tbe newestvlei ff rV C,n the wedding, birthday, anniversary o o?h 'iSSto"1 'r HARTMAN JEWELERS and OPTICIANS State and liberty Streets . I SERVICE QUA MTV mniilT AT THH THKlTCRU OREGON State street near O. E. depot. Home of Artctaft, and Paramount, pictures'. BilHe Burke in "The Land of Promise."-, s-', Y r ;-: H )l s BLIOH-State between Lib erty and High. Mutual and Bluebird films. ' Special films. Hippodrome vaudeville. - TB LIBERTY Liberty near State. Greater Vltagrapb, Per fection and Gold wyn films. "The Cinderella Man," with Mae Harsh. ' - ' i J Deaf School Wins . . j After - playing off the 13 to 13 tie. The first team of Oregon School Jor tie Deaf won out " from j the Hauser Brothers qulntent last night. The final score was, 15 to 14. t , ! ! ' v.- t : r-r. .. ;'. ! : A Short and Inexpensive Cowry . t In .water ..'colors, given by Mrs. jTroTer at her studio, 165 North Lib erty street I " ' , j ItlodVrn.S-room anartment, close Used Fnrnilnre Wanted ! Blrbaat cub price paid for ma . furnitur , f j. C Im STIFF A SON, , j U . Phone 041 or 80S ,. V 1 EOUSEHOLD GOODS i W pay the rerr highest prWe for kouseholtf gooas and tools of ry k.io4. . j : -,, -; Fecpla'a Cecood , Haad: Store I uiucoi ASi4 ; yu . js,AMi for all kinds of junk, ,-. .. , i. ,? : CAPTTAli' JUNK CO. 21 Chemeketa St. Phone SOS ' : Fi,iGrowers! Attention! 1 tfaoa who are taktn advantage of tb present conditions, and plane-lag- brcharda: We are pleased.to an nounce that we are prepared to aupplr the, trees In all the leading varieties Including The Italian Prune and the Famous Vrooman rraqueu Walnut. We also carry a complete line of Ornamental trees and Shrubbery. Capital City Nursery Co, 1030 Chemeketa. St, Salem. Oregon. . U ' . Pack tzi Store EVcryltiis Speaal retes on eastern shipments. PUno moTing and country trips a ?eclalty.. Prompt service, .Work t iv guaranteed. ri; URIIER TRANSFER CO ,143 g. LIBERTY STREET 1 Office Phone 030 V i'', Home Photte 1R08 1 OPAL A N f W n-n r mm - - .'.) i t . . . r l . fbssbsbssbbssbsbsbbbssbpbbsbbssssssbbb ''''''''''''MiBHBjBjJJiSlSEEJ JEbbsbE&sbbbbbbbHRsbbBbbB gaMfSMAWMK,BiMBBMBB,,,lls . i : - i : Doctor White .... , . i. -' Diseases of Women and Neirons Diseases . 506 United States National Bank Bailding ' Salem, ; ,: ' . j t - -- . , - : : " Highest Pricea 111 WPS to be deciding factor in world's war say Allied Statesmen. . . We are in the market !for smaU and large. qnantities of Heavy Cast Iron, Steel and Wrought, and will pay astonishing market prices. Would like to hear from responsible man in every town in the valley in regards" to above. Let us hear from you immediately. It pays to bring your junk to the Western -ajpsik Go. Irir Jewelry BROS. CO. .VPR1CK NEWS , 1 ii . Big. Service Flag Received: Manager Campbell of the local nf i ficerBf Lhev. Standard Oil . . - v w. - ... yauj yesterday .received a service flag containing 1131 stars, showing that this .number of men connected with me company j n Oregon. Washington and ft Dart Vf California hva .nlt.. ed fa the service. At the last liberty mvuu vamyaign per cent or the cuiuyauy s employes bought liberty bonds. ; , ' . 0. Met Me at the Club Alleys ,-122 N Commercial. Upstairs. Two Officials 111 Secretarv R. R nnnHin f . board or control, and Dn R. E. Lee siciuk, Bupennienaent or tne Orer Eon SUte Hospital for the Insane, were both confined to their homes yesterday by slight Illness. - - - ' j A Four-Year draduate In Medicine ate Jn Osteopathy. Treats acute and i viuunic aiseaKB. ur. . M. Wnite, B06 U. S. National Bank, Iuttdlng. Motorshlp Cocapaar. JBtleirHT i r The Wergeland MotorshAPeompany of Portland, capitalised at 1600,000. filMl art frlA nf InnttfinHlinn . tht office of State Corporation Commis sioner m. J. scnuiderman yesterday. The incorporators are Charles Aw Ed wards, Fen ton E. Grlgsby and Will iam C. Bristol, all of Portland. . Ira. Uliite A Walton, Osteppatne 606 D. S. Bank Bldx. Phone 8it Flax Business Coming; Up ' Robert C. Crawford and Manager MeDaniel of the Salem Commef-clal club will go to Portland Tuesday to make further study, relative to" the possibility of brining a flax fibre weaving plant to Salem. ! : i ' 1 '- jj Partem Plurobln Oo-. 355 Chemeketa' 1. Phone 1906. We do repair workJ '.-, - ; ' - ' ; Damaged Rugs .; V ""y'ef cent discount : on rugs; slightly damaged by standing on end LiA. .tke.. jrpii. . .wrj AteL . rd d . slightly soiled by being piled npy -and .some mismatched patterns. -' E.. L Stiff Son, '44- Conrt street. ion lUNNETTA PAGERS '. r . ;"' ' ' Contralto" . , ' , .' Teacher ef Singings -Appointments - i .? Saturday morning. , Moofe Bldg. -j; , i ? Phone jlSSS ,. WiUUt IN SALK- OBKUOH ., ; (- "A Home 'Away, from Howe." . Strictly Modern $1.0 Per Day lee Rsmm of MM Cowfort 'Onlv Hotel In Business District Vobb & Gloueh's FUNERAL PARLORS 1 ComplaU Equipment XlOdtriU Prions i r' 7 Corner Court and Sto. PHONE 12fJ-lTl4iit or Day Oregon alley WORTHING At Marion, Or., Fri , day, January 11. Itl8, Mrs. Grace : Worthing, at the age of 45 years. The body is at the Ricdon funeral parlors. Services will be held this afternoon at the Friends church at Marion ith burial tn the Marion cemetery; 83 Per Cent Discount j On slightly damaged rugs while they last. E. U Stiff Son, 4 Court street. The Cost of a Tomb In Mount Crest Abbey Mausoleum U either $225. $250. or $275. And that is all of 'the expense forever. H. V. McClean. Manager, 02 North Hlgh'ktreet. Phone 1060 W. 'i Biff Bargains r In slightly soiled ' and wrinkled rugs. 25 per cent discount while they last. E. L. Stiff A Son, 44 i Court street.- Ford OnnfM,' Attention- See Vlck Brothers for a. new light ing attachments for Fords. Unique Booklet Issued , ; Governor Wlthycombe is in receipt of a copy of "Letters From Oregon Boys In France." a unique puuiica- tlon edited by Mrs. Frank Wilmot of Portland. The book contains the best letter taht have been written by Oregon soldiers in France to their relatives or friends at home. In the front of the book are page picture of President Wilson and Governor Wlthycombe. Ford Owners if yon are having trouble with vour Ford lights see Vick Brothers for something new. Will Join The Nary . - John E.- A dm as. recruiting, officer forjthe navy, yesterday received ap plications of Merman Klttlemau and Wallace Rhodes for service In the nary and sent them t on , v Portland en the afternoon train., ft. otice fa i Hereby - Given t- That the atonual meeting of the stockholders of the Thos. Kay Wool en Mill Co.. will be heldat the office of th company in Salem, on .Tues 1ay, January. 15, at 9:30 a. m. Elec ion of officers will be held and any ther bdslness that may legally come before that meeting. I , E. J. Swafford, Secy. Fine Beaver Skin Shown - Late yesterday afternoon A. M. Griffin called on County Clerk Boyer and had him inspect a magnificent beaver skin from an animal captur ed by him .a fer miles cut in ' the country. This Is ibellered- to . be the very largest beaver ever caught In Marion -'county; - It:was' greatly ad mired by persons who happened to bo in -the of flee, at the. time. ipeelal .DUeoant . Cash" -euetomenr carryina; , home 'heir own purchases will be hereafter iven a special . discount: however; Mir credH and. nrooint delivery erv-i ce -will.be continued for those desir 'ng It. -FIHe Fish and Poultry Mar Vet 444 Conrt street, , ,! ft-- Scalpsi Broke Even Yesterday , ; : County Clerk c Boyer yesterday did quit a Jarve btiness in scalps pay nv fnr 111ft a Vina . rtaaaaa TYeal.1 1st fisl. t-'iKaur aisstT Laa a -av-sa .-r- .- 4 W. E. Johnson, who livs on. South Cottage street tells of producing on his heme lot ? little more than 3,000 pounds pf the finest beans to b" seen any where in the county, and Htated that as they were harvested at the right time in the right man ner, they came out Al and brought a premium on the, market. As it only takes i six sacks of . first quality of beans to feed 7.000 people in an army camp, if Uncle Sam had this lot of beans, he could feed a good many hungry men for a few days, at least. . . , .. sl Hod Ice Can Be Removed From cemeteries adjacent to Sa lem to Mount Crest Abbey Mauso leum at no additional cost above the ! '"urchase nrice of a tomb, Alanager. Phose 1060W. r,,xu, ; .... 4- 1 - t : Young Girl's Funeral Monday 1 The funeral of Lucile Capps, the 15-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. I. Capps, will be held .From the First Christian church tomorrow! Iter. F T. Porter will conduct the services at 11:30 o'clock. Inter ment will be In City View cemetery. - -" . . . Ford Own- A new device to Improve the" Ford lighting system. See Vlck Brothers famine Tax Payer Attention The Treasury Department has ord ered me to spend the 16th. 17, lsth. and 19th, of January 1918 in another town, f Expect to return on the 20th and remain f until the end of the month: . i . ') ' -'" 1 ; -" Joseph E. Tuttle, " " ' Income Tax Inspector Attend Grand kfnnnw ITiA Ra fm TMnnl whn at- fanlflH ,n nrl nncra In Portland Yes terday were Mrs. W. H- Eldridge, Mrs. William Brown, Mfs. George' 'J. Pearce1 Miss Helen Pesrte and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Albert. Chief Cooper Still Impiwen The condition of Chief or Police Conner - who has been 111 for a week with lobar pneuomnia. continued to Improve yesterday, aceordinr to re ports at the police station. The peo ftte of Salem and the chief's friends elsewhere have been relieved greatly by tne information oecause or me extremely , dangerous condition . or the patieni a few days ago. - Probate Court Upon petition of Kate Grifnth mother and guardian of John James Griffith and Wallaca Clayton, min ers, who have notes and accounts due amounting to $934.62. order was entered yesterday for the guardian j to pay herself the. monthly allowance ! Af 19(1 fnr Mrh nf the minora ' fl-l tatloa; was issued in the estate ot Martin Tankald. deceased, addressed to Minnie Buell Tlllle Faulkald and Mary Ramsby, or other Interested in Bargains ; ; in . Classy . . ' i New Hats - We "ssW e" some very un usual offerings in latest model hats WEich we would be pleased to show you. You'll find them very moderately priced. ; .. ' "1 a 1 an is The French Shop . v M. Buffe Morrison t lliJNojth HlghSt. v Masonic' Temple ' , " the estate directing them to appear in court January 30, and, show cause why certain real property should' not be sold. Final account, was filed by ! riiaa jib nsc , eiccaini 01 lue estate of J. M. Eskew. deceased, and order was entered" for a hearing March 4. Ole Paulson, as guardian of the estate and person of Hitaa B. Paulson, Edward' - 0. Paulson, Flor ence A. ' Paulson,. Albert L. Paulson snd Otto ,'F. Paulson, had received all told $190, which, having been di vided among minors, the executor was discharged, and the estate de clared settled. . Inventory was filed in the estate of. John B. Cason, de ceased, showing , property values amounting, to about $5,000,' as. at tested by Jv E. Callister , Ed A. Adams . and G.;M. Gunderson, the appraisers of 'the. estate. In .thaes tate of Mary ' Pay ton, deceased. In ventory; ofr property was filed yes terday, r showing values ot $202.75, which' was ordered paid to satisfy tue claim of Anna .M.-Maxwell. -, f;:' '- "Jewer-. ? . ; t ': - r " ! ( Beapurul. picture of chlW'mfe r in five reels at 7 : ft- pt nV - First Con gre rational church. (Don't miss It. flosirdvSeealoiis VnC-mtygt ' l 5Ths legal ad t1s ribejsd 4hti has been rln rearnlar's. . .on at the chart I house- during fhjB.IasfJi twenty-four days . In -sifting "unit ,tbe question naires held Ms 'last session iaa night. Hereafter; dlfflciBltles.. relative to luestiowBaims imste taken up with the attorneys.. v l Change .ef , hour, jleasant Sunday evening service,' FIrs,t Congregational church, at 7:00 sharp... Doors open it :S0. - . ' . - Lieutenant Davey Here - - Lieutenant . Robert E. Davey of r Camp Lewis. Is in Salenr with is na rents. Mr, and "Mrs. Frank Davey. The young soldier is- just put of the hospital, where he has been confined iuring a serious illness. He will re turn tomorrow to Tacoma.- Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Domogalla of Astoria -re also passing an over Sunday visit with their parents In . Salem, v Mrs. Domogalla Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daver. takoa Visitor Here Mrs. J. C. Burge from Yankton. S. D., has been the. guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Brockmueller and Mr. and Mrs. A. C Stringrube for several weeks. Mrs. Burge is a sister to Mrs. A. C. Steinrrube. an Winkle Is Promoted ; ' Dr. J. O. Van Winkle, formerly of Salem.- now of Jefferson has been oromoted from emergency surgeon for the Southern Pacific company to the position of district surgeon. Another Fine Film Tonight. First- Congregational church. You will enjoy it. Bring all he folks. Service at 7:00 shsrp.' YOURSELF AT HOME If yon 're waiting for a car, or waiting to meet a friend, or jast Kitting down to rest, or, only want a yioetage stamp, or ar- jast looking a boat, you wfll be very welcome in oar store. .We desire to have yout make yocrself at home In our store. Do not 1 feel that yon mast bay eomethina; every time you come here. If you need any drug store goods we shall be Very happy to serve you, bnt rmre often to our a tore any way. : .:. t : f SCHAEFER'S DRUGSTORE 135 N. Commercial St, MAKE I RED CROSS BULLETDi Willamette Chapter, ' . a IH I li StMt (Vnaa Bnsine Office and Supply Depart- aent sovin is v. b. Kaaoasj Bank Building. At Red Cross headquarters in Sa lem on Friday the following supplies were received: ' From I.uella Kimball auxiliary-- Seven ambulance pillows. eighty handkerchiefs, twelve handkerchiefs and five napkins, four pajamas; do nated, four knitted wash cloths. , From Shaw auxiliary Fifteen pairs hospital drawers, . eight pairs knitted socks, one pair y wristlets, twenty-seven t ri an 1 la r J bandages, the two latter Items having been do nated. , . ,v !.. From Liberty auxiliary Forty four pairs bed socks. ,;, From Central' Congregational aux iliary Nineteen bandaged foot socks, three pair operating legging, six pairs hed socks, one; extra sock, scraps and patterns. Rapheterian auxiliary-! Forty ab dominal bandages. "OO Filbert Tree From Stolz and McNary ranch, for sale. Fruitland Nursery sales yard, corner lligh. and Ferry streets. I Ford Owners, AttfnUoi A new device for dimming your lights. ; it also Intensifies. For sale at Vlck Brothers. Pleanant Sunday Kvenlng Service First Congregational . c h ur c h. Doors open at 6:30. Services begin at 7:00 sharp. ; - Flrt Oongreeatlonal Chnrrh Center and Liberty streets. Morn ing service at Tl o'clock. . Sermon by Professor; J,..T; Matthews. , Evening service at 7 o'clock in charge of O. B. Gingrichl'1 Everybody invited and everybodyrj welcome. . . v . ; , . ., . . Mrs. Ackertran Is Improving The many friends of -Mrs. .W. Gj Ackerman learn that her condition shows improvement.' She has been ill for some 'time at her home, 2068 Trade street. Mrs. Ackerman is the chaplain of the Order of Eastern tar. Attend Grand Ope Mrs. Solomon Levy and her daugboJ ter Miss Elizabeth Levy attended performances of grand opera in Port land during the week. Grange Officers Installed At a meeting of the Salem grange yesterday new officers were installed try Mrs; Zella S.: Fletcher, .county deputy, assisted by Mrs. Anna David son, past master of the Salem grange A dinner was served by the men1 at the' noon hour. ' The Pomona grange1 will meet in the grange hall op Conrt street next Wednesday. Among the Officers Installed at the meeting yes terdav were the following: "''Master. H. M.' Blrdsall; ' lecturer,' Wt J. Mooney; treasurer, Mrs." Zella S. Fletcher; overseer, 4)C. tH, Taylor i steward. A. W. Howell; assistant steward, R. D., Teter; lady assistant steward, Mrs. Belle MeGllehrlst. lots PERSONALS r , R. W. Scherltalrf, of Cedar Rap Ids,' Iowa, is registered at the Argo. K, A." Grif fa. - a brother f Mrs. John Gardner, is at the Argo visiting over Sunday with his sister. B. F. lotspathr and family, of Eu gene, are guests -of the Argo. W. W. Graham, W. Brysn and wife, and H. J. Jones and wife, of Portland, are at the Marlon. M. L. Greenbanm, of Chicago la at the Hotel Marion. Peter Schmidt, or Olympia. Wash.; Is at the Marlon over Sunday. . D.jfE. Adams and B. V. Ewers of Eugene, Is registered at the Marion. Tom Walker, of Middle Grove farm, was in yesterday, doing a lit tie shopping. . ' . Victoria Wartetha left yesterday over the Oregon Electric for Delano. Minn. George CV Arena, left yesterday over the Oregon Electric for Yafci ma.;Wash!''ns,,. ; Mrs. - It, S.- Cornoyer. who has been visiting in the city, left yes terday afternoon for Seavtle via the Oregon Electric railway. D. S. Walker, of Eugene. Is at the Bligh. - Paul F. ' Freeman, - of Vale, Is at the Bligh hotel. - r Ralph Waggoner, of Fort Stevens is registered at the Bligh. Sam Tyler, former linotype ope rator at The Statesman, and now a United States "Sammle is passing Sundsy with Salem relatives. Frank Lovell Is visiting In Port land. : : - i. Karl Beck Is In Aurora for a week end stay with his parents., James Mattus ar.i wife, of New York, are guests of the Bligh hotel. L. E. Austman, R. H. Thicl and I. E Powell, of Portlands are at the Bligh. - Frank Vcerg. of St. Louis, Is reg istered at the Bligh. f " . . William D. Tatten, of Seattle, Is registered at the BHrhf Bert . Calvin, of Black Rock, Is a guest of the Bligh. . , Miss Jean Mar.Gregor, deputy county clerk," left? yesterday after noon on a week-end visit with her mother who live in Portland., ' . . . 1 . : - t '' 4 ; . Truck Supervisors Are ; For Short Haul Trips What Is the world's record for economy of a one-ton truck? J " "It Is believed the- championship laurels for this feat go to the Msx well truck," states the Santa Paula (Cl.) Chronicle. ' f Twenty and three-tenths miles per gallon of gasoline is the sensational average mde by a Makwell truck', carrying 3205 pounds of Violet Brand shortening, between Los Angeles and Ran D'eeo. a distance of ' 130 miles. Th Ma xvell carried its load abont I! a trip cheaper than freight and drayage charges would , nave neen. Time saved and security against freight congestion, however, are even more Important factors. 1 - The Maxwell made a series of three ARE EYEGLASSES HELPFUL? t Of course all eye glasses should be helpful but are they T Noj indeed. UnlcRs the glasses arc accurately fitted and arc the exact strength needed to correct the defect; they will be far from helpful they will be absolutely harmful.' To get the right glasses you nvust go to an optician of proved ability--one who has by learning and practical Ex perience acquired .the , knowledge necessary for this kintl.tif work - ' ,; J ' .-'"-r ' M'l - DR. M. P. r.lEMDELSOEJH Fits eyes correctly ami guarantees satisfaction in every re spect. . i Booms: TJ. S. National Bank'Baildin.' round trips to show the advantage of motor' truck transportation over railroad shipments for short hauls. The truck succeeded in achieving the remarkable high figure of more than fourteen miles per gallon of gasoline throughout the test. - - r ! For the speed of shipments the truck also made an excellent fhowinp --making deliveries in fifty houts and fifteen . minutes for the three round trips. A total of 19,220 pounds were carired by the truck. On all trips the truck, traveled at the rate of about 15'4 miles an hour. . ',' ' Deliveries were made direct to, the warehouse, eliminating the extra handling and drayage charges which would have been necessary J had the goods been shipped by rail. Ship pers consider 200 miles, or less a short haul- ' It Is the wish of the average man who has reached the age of SO years that time would roll back until he was about 21 and he had his present store of human knowledge. , But It Is donbtful whether he would be any - NEW TODAY TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT SUITE OF HOUSED ' keeping rooms located. 452 North Church. Phone ISO 7.. - pi nciPffi Sim mmnmo. Auction :7- V:.of:the"-7-77'-; :;: VARIETY STQRE 220 NORTH COMMERCIAL STREET STARTING TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 10 A. r.L And Willi continueuntil Ure flxjufes;' are closed out. There be ou time tjreceiv the many bargains which will;be offered. . . -:i11 1 .' i'f:' ' ' : ' ' ' i" ANNOBA M. WELCH ; F. N: WOODBY, " . Owner , - T. . , , .': . ,- .. The Auctioneer . .: : ' ' , Phones 510 or 511 ' y ' " : '. . " Who Neds Glasses? There-are two classes of people who need the, expert eye ser vice which we render - . :i . r ... - ;.; ' : - . Those, who need glasses but have never worji thein and, - .v- Those who wear glasses that do not f t. '' Probably just as much harm is done by wearsjng improperly fitted glasses as is done by going witltout theui. ITnless you get positive relief from -eye .strain -you are not -wearing. the right correction. . ' . . j . , . ' . 'Our, expert advice i cheerfully gien whether wc "sell you glasses or not1' ' -. ' . j. DR. HERMAN W. B ARR ; y-yl '.Optometrist Optician - ; i ' 1 25 N. Liberty Street, Up-Stairo t . - . - ' t "bettor off. 1 We are such chasers of dreams. ;' s A Delicacy or rlctvoTY In the DlhcN We Serve that will satis 1 j even hoe accus tomed to the best . 4 home cooking. . . Enjoy Your . Sunday Dinner ;-l'at,';- , .THE ELI .. taurant t .. ' .1).: ? ''.'': i'.i ' t 3 a p Sale