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as Graduation Gifts of Jewelry . Hartman Bros.' stock of beautiful Jewely at prices to fit all mrtea, offers you the quickest, best and most satisfactory way of solving your Graduation Girt selection problems. - THE QUALITY HOUSE" HAETMAN BEOS. CO. jew-kLers axd opticians .. Crr Stat mm Liberty Streets. SAI.KM. UKKUUX skrvici: QUALITY PRICE CITY: NEWS I 'Jjjils?!? 1 . OREGON State street near 0. E. depot. Home of Arteraft anfl P a r a m ou n t . pictures, hMlss Lisa" featuring Mary Plcktord. uobtti i l l d o r t y near1 State street. High class reels. "To Honor and Obey," a dra matic sensation. BLIGI1 State between Lib erty and High. Mutual and Bluebird films. Spcfal films. Hippodrome vaudeville Brown Rests Easily Encouraging reoorts are received from Attorney General Brown who Is 111 with Pneumonia. He rested well during the night and reoorts In dicate that his Illness is not consid ered dangerous. Visitors are noi al towed. Free evelopment - Of all roll kodak films brought to our studio for finishing till Saturday. June 8th. The Parker Studio. BORN AMMEN -To Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Ammen. 707 South Thirteenth street, May 31, 1918, a son. CHURCH To Mr. and Mrs. Gale Wilson Church at the Deaconesu hospitalb. Saturday. June 1. 19 IS, at 4 p. m., a daughter, weighing nine pounds. The little girl Is Salem's third mar baby. Its father is on a transport going to France. He was formerly at Camp Green and recently at Camp aierritt. He is a sergeant In Com pany C of the signal corps of the 68tb field battalion. The mother of the baby was Miss Florence Morton, before her mar riage, the daughter of Mrs. R. L. Morton of this city. The baby will be named Gail Ellis Church. Player Piano I have a ST30 Singer player piano which I will sacrifice for S5C2. It's an unusual bargain a rare oppor tunity for anyone wanting a high grade Instrument at a low price. K. L. Stiff A Son. 44C furt St. Will Give Concert A benefit concert of the Red Cross will be given next Friday night at the Englewood schoolhouse. The re cital will be In charge of Mrs. Julia Dross Pinnell and Mrs. H. C. Stover. Train At Presidio- Claude Steuslort and George Wei ler, who have been attending Oregon Agricultural college at Corvallis, left yesterday for a month's tsuining at the Presido, San Francisco. They are sons respectively of W. H. Steus loff and Charles Weller of Salem. IL L. Churchill Will appreciate your patronage at bis new barber shop 165 South Com mercial street. Hair cut 30c, shave 15c. HUTCHASON'S INSURANCE STORY Sixth Installment. I PERSONALS Miss Margaret Andrews and Mrs- A. Andrews were Corvallis cltixens See that old gentleman roinr dnwn I visiting Salem Saturdav. the street? Do you know him? Teal Mrs. Joe Shoemaker of Jefferson that's James Withers. Tve known v,slted briefly in the city yesterday. .Mrs. m. iv. iiinsbaw was in from Dallas yesterday on a business errand ,Mrs. J. J. Moore of Silverton was among the visitors n Salem yester day. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Haynes of Port land were among the guests at tbe Marion hotel last night. Mr. and Mrs. C I. Kephart or Hills dale, Oregon, were recent visitors in town. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Steward came in from Stayton yesterday, stopping at the Rligh hotel. Mr. and Mrs. A. U. Black of Cor vallis were recent guests at the ho tel Bligh. GRAND THEATRE June 3-4-5 3 Three Big Nights 3 HUMANITY Presents him for 23 years. He. has always worked- for a small salary and never accumulated anything that 1 know of. He has, however, raised and educat ed a family of six children, all of whom are doing fairly well. What makes him walk so proudly? I don't know. Looks like a winner, doesn't he? Yes, he is a winner. He insured his life 20 years ago today for a substantial amount and has just received notice that the pol icy lias matured. The old gentle man is on his war from the local insurance office where he has com pleted arrangements to have his pol icy paid to himself as a monthly in come for the balance of his life. He has no fears for the future. Call at the MUTUAL LIFE OFFICE S71 STATE ST. J. F. nUTCnASOX, nist. Mgr. The Ladle Aid Society Of the First Presbyterian chutch will serve a chicken pie supper Wednesday evening June 5, in the church parlors. A Hoover supper, price SOcents. Those Who Wish Vm To Thflr framlnr Kafnra (Inc. Am Ishop. should bring their pictures In at once. Many beautiful tray mould " logs haven't you some piece of ma terial you wish to preserve in form of a tray? The Frame Shop & Gift err, 377 Court street. Suit Case Strap 15c to 60c; bill folds, genuine lea ther, 25c to $3.50; suit case handles 35c to 50c. Sharers' Harness Store, 170 South Commercial: street. Knights Successful Bidders IL P. Davidson of the American Red Cross yesterday requested Gov ernor Wlthycombe by telegram to close bids on the two pounds of ' White House wool auctioned in the state for the benefit of the Red Cross. The wool goes to the Jtnlghts of Pythias lodge at Prinrllle whose bid ma $600. Patriotic Motion Pictures ; 'At the First Congregational church at 8:00 p. m. , Player Piano - . 1 have a $750 Singer player plana which I will sacrifice for $562. It's an unusual bargain- a rare oppor tunity for anyone wanting a high grade Instrument at a low price. E. L. Stiff Vj Son. 446 Court St. v Harry West Appointed Harry West of Scappoose was yes terday appointed by Governor Withy combe as a member of the state live stock sanitary board to succeed the late J. M. Dickson. The unexpired term close June 3,' 1919.';, - Auxiliary Makes $50 f At a bazaar conducted by the Livesley Red Cross auxiliary In Sa lem yesterday $50 was cleared frori the sale of hand made articles and cooked foods. The Livesley auxil iary Is one of the most active in the country and has given a good account of itself on a number of oc casions. Mrs. W. V. Jonson is chair man of the auxiliary. Notice Dr. W. L. Mercer will be out of the city until the evening of June 7. Card Of Thanks w ...- j-ermii ns to assure you or our sincere thanks for the beautiful floral offerings and expressions of sympa thy in our recent bereavement Mrs. Ida Muths and Family. Hats Of All Kinds For men and women, cleaned. blocked.' Tana mas bleiched. Good work; C. B. Ellsworth. ' 495 Court. Jones Thank Voter- 5 To those who gave me their sup port in the primary elections recent ly and enabled me to win the nomi nation of the- Republican party in Marion county for the ofHce of state renator, I wish to express my thanks and my deep appreciation of the serv. ices rendered. In return for that support it will be my policy to stand ror those things that enhance the welfare of, our county, state and na tion . W. Al Jones. Perry's Drag Store Beginning June 1 we will conduct our business on a cash basis. - Per ry's Drug Store. Is Recovering Miss Mollis Pearmlne, who recent ly underwent an operation at the Good Samaritan hospital In Portland is recuperating nicely and expects to return, home in about three weeks. She is the sister of Mrs. Theodore Roth of Salem. Your Kodak- May need doctoring we'll fix I for you and will develop all roll films free if brought to our studio for urday, Old Customers and Xew Will get same treatment on our free developing offer. , No charge whatever for developing your roll films If brought to our studio for finishing up to Saturday, June 8th. The Parker Studio. Parents Will 3Ieet The Soldiers' and Sailors' Parents' club will hold its regular monthly meeting next Wednesday night at the Commercial club auditorium and not only are all members urged to be present, but the public is cordially Invited. The executive committee hopes to present a pleasing program Including .musical numbers by Miss Joy Turner's pupils, singing by Miss Ada Miller, elocutionary reading by Mrs. George Terwilliger and an ad dress by W. Taylor" Rlgdon. It is also expected that a number of e tracts from letters of the boys at the front will be read. So , that alto gether a most enjoyable evening Is anticipated. BIG PROJECTS ARE APPROVED P. R. L & P. Co. to Increase Facilities at Cost of ! $1,550,000 f : Prnlfwia of th Portland ftallvav. Light 4b Power company estimated at a total cost of $1,550,000 to Increase power facilities in Portland were ap- prored relative to water rights on the Clackamas river by State Engin eer Lewis yesterday. One of the ap plications approved Is for an approp riation of 67 second feet of stored water together with the water of Clackamas liver for the development of 10.000 horsepower. The develop ment will involve construction of a flume four miles long which, togeth er with the power plant, will cost approximately $1,250,000. Another application receiving ap proval is for construction of the Timothy meadows reservoir on Oak creek in Clackamas county for' the storage of 40.400 acre feet of water. The project involves the building of a dam eighty feet high and 442 feet long and the estimated cost is $300,- 000. Terms of agreement with the en gineer's office require that the com pany begin construction within a year and complete the projects within five years. The projects were started by the company several years ago andl true and helpful things about him At the Court House Decree of divorce Issued In the case of Marie niesler 'against Arnold lliesler. Plalntirf awarded custody of three children and payment of $450 judgment and $30 per month alimony. Summons Issued in case of Rebecca Hales against the South ern racmc company, sun lor uaiu-i.. n . . '-'-t n J ages In the sum of $2185. Confir- lUTS. lOmStOCK, Nearly lured WOMAN EUDES HER ATTENDANT 't matton or sale or reai property in me case of Bernard Klecker against J-Klecker. SO Per Cent Off ' -' On all trimmed hats, except Mil- ans. this week. The French Shop, M. Buffe-Morrlson, 115 North High street - DR. ALZAMON IRA" LUCAS Philosopher, Physician, Psycbo Analyst, Author. Educator. Lect urer, and Vocation Director of rT Portland. Oregon, in lectures June 3 "Vocational Guidance ; or Your Place on Earth." June 4 'The Sub-Conscious Mind; How to Awaken and Use It. June 5 "The Power of Sugges tion; a Better Method of Correcting the Bad (?) Boy or Girl. EXTRA! -SOMETHING NEW!! Dr. Lucas requests any f ociety club or organization to choose a delegate any stranger In the audience may also be chosen and he will, without- asking, a question, tell the persons later dropped. Increased demand for power in Portland' and the probabil ity that the demand win continue to increase presumably Is the reason or renewing work on the projects. Marriage Licenses Issued Licenses were issued by the county clerk yesterday to Ben H. Chamber lin and Margaret Chamberliiu both of Stayton; to. Raymond G. Albert of Baker City and Vivian Schnmaker of Jefferson: to Hamilton K. Huelly of Richmond. Ore., and Virginia O. Wechter of Salem; to W. H. Haynes I took I . . MM B I - finishing between tils and Sat- nd Josephine Marie Troy, ay. June 8th. The Parker Studio. Salem. of Malady, Disappears on . Crowded Street i Mrs. G. R. Comstock. a patient at the state hospital for the insane, escaped in . the ' crowd while down town with a nurse yesterday and has not been seen since. Mrs. Comstock was almost ready to be pronounced cured and to be discharged from the hospital. She was to return In a few days to her husband in Lincoln. Nebr., and had come down town ac companied with a nurse, for the pur pose of purchasing some new clothes. Watching her opportunity, apparent ly. Mrs. Comstock eluded the nurse. advantage of an unusually HOFF EXPRESSES HIS GRATITUDE Successful Candidate for Treasurer Thanks Friends and Workers WBX5 1ST SALEM, ORJCGOX . Sts t; HUGH HOTEL - ' 1 "A Home Away from Home. Strictly Modern $1.00 Per Day ISO Rmmi ef SU4 Cmmttmrt Only Hotel In Business District , AUTOMOBILES .. ' Salem VeiJe Co- Phone 44 Returns From Trip. r W. L. McMillan has just returned from a seven months trip through the east and middle west. His princi pal stops were In Schenectady, N.Y.. with his son, Fred McMillan, who it. with the General Electric company there.' and In .Washington, D. C, where he has three brothers, a4so at his old home In Pittsbuig, Pa. - IV With Our Complete Equipment Refined services and latest meth ods of embalming, twill be a ''funer al beauUfuL" Webb Clough. Co. Oregon Taxi Baggage Co. Phone 77 " Try onr Checking System on Baggage. Claim Checks for every parcel handled. LAUNDRY QUEEN V7ASHINO UACHINE Buy One At Welch Electric Co. 220 N. Com. Phone 952. Doctor White Diseases of - W omen and Nervons Diseases. (01 United States National Bank ""Building, Salem,Oregon TRACY WOOD CO. Will supply your wants in all kinds of wood. 16 inch Green Sl&bwood at $3.00 per load. 10 load lots at $2.75 per load. PROMPT DELIVERY Phone 620. White Robin In Town , A rarity In bird life has been dis covered In Salem. ItE.ia a,' white robin which was' seen , on ' Lincoln street. Falrmount hill ' yesterday by Arthur Welch, the mall carrier. The bird is a young one. and Mr. Welch is sure it is a robin because he saw the mother bird feeding it. The nest of the parent birds Is opposite 301 East Lincoln street. Commenceing: Tomorrow And continuing all week, any hat In the Store, except M liana at ZO per centteAucflan. The French Shop, M. Buffe-Morrison, 115 North High St. "The Training of Our , Army Of ficer. Will be shown In the motion picture at the First Con gregational church at 8:00 p. m Sunday. , Troubadours At Elks The Troubadour Orchestra troupe win appear at the Elks' temple Mon aay nigbt. the occasion of ladies' night at the club rooms, when Elks will be expected to bring, wives, mo- tners, sisters or sweethearts to the hall. The troupe is accompanied by Catharine Roberts and Instrumental soioists. Errort is beinr mad to Dring out a big attendance. , ' Be Sure To Heap , ine imiaren's Day exercises at me First Congregational church Sun day at 11 a. m. t9tS3t9ttv9tnttv : wanted; junk z And All Klads f tad Hand I , Odm. 5 Pell Market Prlees BecUI S , Priees pl4 far Sacks Z Get Mr rleea kefar y ae!L I THE PEOPLES JUXK A 2XD 2 IIAXU STORE 2 171 Jf. Cant St. Fkaa TS4 I WANT SACKS AND RAGS I pay the highest cash price. Before you. sell, get my prices. I also buy all kinds of second hand furniture and junk. - THE CAPITAL JUNK COMPANY The Square Deal House. 271 Cbemeketa St, Phone S98 a Sr A. Bay phone S30 Night phone 1898 LARMER TRANSFER Efficiency Speed I -Responsibility We will pack, move or store four goods and guarantee sat isfaction. Sates on Eastern Shipments nr specialty. m Ihuo Moving and Out ot Town Tripa. ' r'fti Mva uUUU AliU UJAL. IVobti & dough's FUNERAL PARLORS Complete Equipment LXoder&U Prioes l Corner Court tnd High Cts. PHOirS intt cr Day J A Private Home- In all of Its aponintments Is what we offer for the use of our patrons. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. TrwiiHrr f uneral Directors. 770 Chemkat u rnone ?. Golfing at Illahee Grounds With pleasant weather this after noon a considerable nnmber nf mtn parties will be at the Illahee Coun try ciud grounds, while a group of the enthusiasts will be on the links regardless of weather, some of the bard-driven business men finding this their only relaxation. A "drive" Is now being pushed to secure fifty new m!abers for the club, making the total membership 125. When it reaches that figure It wll be closed, ss that is as many ss 'the grounds will accommodate. Salem citizens who wish to get into the game should make themselves known to the club of fleers-at tn early date. More Office r " Donald W. Miles and Walter L Keves have moved their law office to 410 U. S. Bank building. Visit More Pleasant Now Miss Lois Smith of Echo, Or., made Salem a. visit during the week, the first time since 1910. when she took part In a parade of the Women's Christian Temperance union and the Loyal Temperane legion on the oc casion of the state W. C. T. U. con ventlon which was held here that year. An unpleasant experience of Miss Smith, on that occasion to was to be spit upon bv pro-liquor men. but she says times hare changed now and her visit to Salem this time wa a very enjoyable one. Miss Smith is now employed by the Dry federa tion to visit every county In Oregon to ask the people to write or tele- rranh their representatives in con gress to stop the manufacture of food stuffs into beer as a means to help win the war. Women. Children, Do Your Bit Heln nick the loganberries. Ton can register and get all particulars at both of I larear crowd on the street and made her escape. 7 " I t is f t u it, 1 Highest Price Loganberry picking. Register now at 415 U. S. Bank Bldg. Few Contagions Cases Noted School Physician Rowland was called upon to examine but thirty two esses this week, there being twenty-five cases of rubella return- ad tn arhool. one case of chicken-pox and one case of mumps. One case of scarlet fever, was sent home, a de tection that saved an Immense amount of trouble. "Four of the cas es were non-contagious. EDITORIALS OF THE PEOPLE (Ths Statesman Is pleased to prist communications upon toplca of general Intareat at any tima. Tnera la acarcaly any limit to tha toplca of general ln tarast." It la naked only that eorr apondents refrain from peraonalitUa j ..... .... .hat nnihtnr b written of a libelous nature. Letters must hava writer's nama and address, though net necessarily for puwicuws. Tribute To Young Cltiaens Cilllnp fitilMmin! & nloaaine feature of Memorial Only About a Month- Left before we close our shop. TiV nrivantam of our exceptional nrW and have that nicture f ran.cd. m. iB the help given the women of asssav a a I a The Frame Shop uiitery. ourithe Relief corps oy some oi mo irut uiii nr the Lincoln scnooi. I in bonor of their comrades sleep- Expense Accounts n Light ing on the hillside, a commute irora Additional expense, accounts nave itne post goea ui -Trl Auaiuonai . t..m wv I M.mnri.i ,n( Di.Ces a new flag in Been niea at me u u.w I " T" ... ...f. M-.rr u Mcr'm erave. In the evening of "the 9th a committee of W. R. C. work ers, follows to place flowers on every flag marked grave. To share this work for two years nut. aome nunlls from Lincoln school h been asked. Last year their commander detailed a squad ot Bep srmit to lead them. Wednesday, about a score of from Lincoln Joined us at the cemetery, where we were making boquets from flower contiib ntod bv the Hlahlsnd school and broueht br Post commander Hudel son. The children nrougm me flowers gathered by their school and th McKinlev. In memory of our soldier dead. As we worked busily tieing up boquets for near 200 graves the children with willing, eager feet chased up and down the long aisles of the two cemeteries ana it is very seldom that marked grave escapes their bright eyes. We praise the loyalty and pattl otism of our brave boys and our nurses at the front, but we have lots more of the same material here at home In tthe boys and girls of ou nnhllo unonl We praise them and thank them and their faithful teachers ror tnctr of Gratitude for the support given him In the primary election of May 17 Is expressed by O. P. Horf, success ful candidate for the Republican nomination for state treasurer. In a statement Issued Saturday. He said: "To all who manifested their con fidence In me to the extent of sup porting me tn the primary campaign. which has resulted in my nomination for. the office of state treasurer, on the Republican ticket. I desire to ex- Dress my thanks and assurances ot appreciation. 1 am. particularly grate ful to my personal friends those who know me best, for their loyal support and efforts in my nenair ana to ine press of the state for the spirit of fairness manifested In - the recent campaign.- '- "While it was Impossible Xor all candidates to have been . successful and some disappointment must neces sarily have been felt on that account. feel sure that all accept the verdict of the people In the spirit of true democracy and citizenship and that all will stand shoulder to shoulder for a united Republican ticket at the general election in November. 1 "I am especially grateful for the spirit of friendship, and assitance of loyal support conveyed to me In ms- and fellow candidates rrom ail over sages of congratulation from friends the state and. when elected to-the office of state treasurer. I can assure one and all that I shall serve all or the people with the same measure ot justice, fairness and equality." The National Society of the Daugh ters of the Revolution has shown its as follows: F. L. Utter, aiaermau. 15 cents; R. W. SImeral. alderman- no expenses: v. a. wnesx. aiuerm. 25 cents:' Frsnk S. Ward, mayor. 124.60: at the court house, J. Cradlebaugh filed an account as can- riMat tnr Instlce or the peace Mow ing no expense; H. D. Mars. Justice of pesce. $5; A. T. SImeral. eon stable. 50 cents: A. M. Clough. cor oner, $9.50. .. Office Is Moved ' ' w.ito t. Keves and Donald w. ........ - - . . i Miles have moved tneir law omce i son. 410 U. S. Bank building. Will Give Concert Miss Lucile De Witte. an advanced pupil of Prof. T. S. Koneru. be presented in a piano and plp organ concert r nuy First Methodist cnurcn. v a fV Anln ii,. ixtinn rrom l.ibxi, and .Wagner, assist. Other musicians will Register for LosJiberry Picking at 415 U. S. Bank Bldg. Alice E. Caldwell, Sarah Drager, Mary E. Watson, Committee on Decorations, frr-i ration for 191 For the purpose of trying to make I loyal service in the observance the irrigation service more sausiac-i aiemonai tory the city win oe aiviaeo ,mi - th.toarh district Will get the full service of the plant upon the day It irrigates. , The plan is to have the houses which bear even numbers on the streets Irrigate only on 1 Monday. Wednesday. Friday and Sunday, and the houses which bear odd numbers nM itrMii trrirate only on Tues day. Thursday. Saturday and Sunday Singer of Note Is Here Visiting With Parents Ralph Zercher, who has gained Sir , J rmitVverv house to wide reputation as a singer, is here Ti,U ?U?S liavaut ot 7zcb from the east to visit at the home ..;r.MV water for Irriga- Zercher. who live near saiem. tie person can ininrongn ---- - " WnoT. O ilrael" by Dud " ,r"!?M"- "X. A Vm u nDck. Mr. Zercher was gradual KtowStoltuSu To nse mori ed from the conservatory of music tbn wough is waste. We will at Oberlln college and later studied pump the usual amount of water and with the Meehans la New York City, hone to furnish it more satisfactorily. He will return to New York In the Also, each attendant may sincere) one Question. or herself. write, (be rign some name or mark of Identl- . flcation and drop In question box at entrance of theater and Dr. Lucas . will tell you the correct answer. ADMISSION FREE Bring the family! Tell everybody! Note: Dr. Lucas will open special offices in the Bligh hoteL If you are Id trouble tired of single or married life, your vocation or your mental and physical" disturbances, call 10 to 12 a. m. 2 to 5 p. nu June -5-. Consultation Free. . . 1 patriotism during the past year by collecting $1,409,550 for the Liberty loan. First Quality Drug Store 5 : We provide for the people who have had enough experi ence to know that inferior jjoodj are dear" at ahont any' price ; who have learngd that good goodx, of first quality; Jrom a first-qnality, trust worthy house, are alwayi cheaper really and aggrea aiTely cheaper to buy. Can we serve you? SCHAEFER'S DRUG STORE 133 IT. Cffmmerclal St ; WHY POOR HEALTH? There's a Reason :" " And '. v- ' The Chiropractor WHl Tell Yon .What That Reason I. Dr. O. L. SCOTT, crnROPRAanc-spixoLOGisT Rooms 40d-7-S, U. S. XatJonal Bank BaOdlng. Office rbooe 8T. TUaidenee rbooe 82&R. THE MORAL ATMS OF THE "WAR OR WHAT WE ARE FIGHTCNCI FOR iPatriotic Mass Meeting First Baptist Church, Marion and N. Liberty streets , Monday Evening at 8 o'clock. Patriotic Songs led by Rev. H. N. Aldrich Two Stirring Addresses The Moral Aims of the War, by Dr. Sidney L. Gnlick, of New York. The Problem of World Reconstruction by Dr. George W. Nasmith of Washington, D. C. Everybody Invited No Admission. Salem water ugnt c ruwer v Drs. Thlte Jk TTaJtow. Oateortl 601 U. S. Bank Bldg. Phone Sf. .n latar aTseets to engage m concert work. Mr. Zercher formerly attended Willamette university. In his college days h noted m a football player.. - , . . ii If yon value your car haye it repaired at the Highway Garage 1000 Sooth Commercial Street 7 rfe Ftreet. 415 U. S. Bank Bid g.--