The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, June 13, 1918, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHE ORKCQ.V STATESMAN: TlllKSHAY. JfXE 1J. 1018. Jewelry for the Bride Diamond and Diamond Closter Rings. Small Bracelet Watches enrraTed vUn new Cameo Monograms. Sterling sk.m.u jiecet In Bilrer. Cut Glass, new en grating, etc. HAETMAN BEOS. CO. JEWELEIU AXD OPTICIAN , . SALEM, OBEGOa Back up Our Boys, Buy W. S. S. CITY NEWS I CIRCJJS Grounds; end of State street. OREGON State street near O. E. depot. Home of Artcraft and Ptramoaot pictures. -Within the,: Cup' I featuring Bessie uarnscaie. -7 ; LIBERTY ! ; b o r t y near State street. II igh class reels. -Danger Within," with little , Zoe Ray. ., '") ; : ' BLIGHSUte between Lib erty and High. Mutual and Bluebird films. Snedal films. "Joan, The Woman, with Ger "aldine Farrar. today, but was called back to Port- iana Because of the death of Mrs. nttock. MARRIED p-TTISOT-LANDERS in Salem. iicuuejBiy, june lz, 1918 at 8 p. m. Miss Hattle Landers and J. Al PatUson. with Rey. IL N. Al drich of the Leslie Methodist church officiating. The groom is a lnmbrmin wits mills at Harrieburg and on the Co lumbia highway. The bride Is a former schol teacher. The couple motored to the Sound cities for their wedding trip and later will make their home in Portland. of reigstrants only is to be drawn upon for this kind of senrlce. They are to entrain on June 30 for Van couver barracks and will report to the commanding officer of the mili tary aeronautics corps. The periol for volunteering under this call will close June 18. If the quota Is not made up bv volunteers on that date the board will proceed to select men to fill out the contingent A Pull Line Of Hoes Rakes, forks etc.. at bottom prices. A.- Patterson. 285 Xorth clal street. State Ham Garage- ' Tne state has established a earare on Capitol street for the use of all auiomooiies used In state dpnart- ments of which there are about thirty. A machinist is employed to aeep ue cars in repair. HEM KM H Kit THE MAMMOTH AUCTION SALE June 18th at Turnid ee farm npar Talbot on Oregon Electric of live stock and farm Implements. Bargains Xot Only June But every day is "Bargain Day at J. A. Patterson, 285 North Com mercial street. Elks Attenlioi All Elks are requested to meet at the club rom Friday evening at 7:30 Veock to; assist in the Flag Day pro tram. . j '! . Ill . ,nool Are Standardized High schools at Brookings, Curry county, and Glide, Douglas county, were standardized yesterday by the state board of education. Frajnk K. Wells assistant state superintendent of public instruction, has returned from Glide, - and - recommended the standardization of the high school Jnrniate Escape Attention ) it being our intention to invite every member of the "United States National Bank's Boys and Girls rig Club" to become onr guests at the afternoon performance of the Sells- Kioto Menagerie and Circus to be given In this city on the 13th daT of this present month, this notice may be considered as an Invitation to those (if any) who possibly may not have received our written per sonal invitation. , Kindly notify us at once of your acceptance and report at the bank in person at 1 o'clock sharp this af ternoon. 1 i - United States National Bank. Two In On Shoe Polish 10c Shoe soles 25c to 7e pair; heels 10c and 15c pair; heel plates 5c pair; shoe nails, tacks, strings, etc. Shafer's Harness Store, 170 South Commercial street; Women Will Meet The Loyal Women's class of the First Christian church will be en tertalned' tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. William May, Nn. 4 45 South Capitol, by Mrs. May and Mrs. A. Welsh. Reading, music and games will b the diversions besides th? regular monthly meeting. of being the first to cross the new bridge at Center street at its com pletion was made to read 110. The bid placed with the celebration ex ecutive committee by Mr. Meyers was $100. Partake Of Good Pastry Baked on, Universal stoves and ranges at E. L. Stiff Son's, all this week. - . Motorics Come From East After traveling nearly across the continent in their automobile and spending the winter in California Mr. and Bra. H. .S. Hirsch and son and Jack Slagle, all of Chicago, stop ped In Salem a few hours yesterday before going north. They are on their way home and will go through Seatle and Yellowstone Park on the return trip. Mr. Hlrsrh naM he found the roads south of here In the best of condition. Player Piano I have a 1 750 Singer player piano which I will sacrifice for $52. It's an unusual bargain a rare oppor tunity for anyone wanting a high grade Instrument at a low price. E. L. Stiff 4b Son. 44 rurt St. In The Circuit Court The court yesterday disposed of the case of State against Frank Smith. charged with assault upon a china man. The rase went to the jury at 5 o'clock and within a few 'minutes a verdict was ri turned against the defendant. The only-other case was that of Kee Gee. a chinaman, against Nathan Sobn.iuit to recover on breach of contract in the leasing of a hop field rast season. This suit was settled out of court. The jury wn excused from appearing In court until Friday afternoon. Green Window Shades 60o and 65c. Wide shades, all colors. 75c to 12. J. A. Patterson. 285 North Commercial street. Alfred Mills who jwas committed to the state hospital' for the insane from Multnomah count v in Novem- pang at that Institution yesterday, j HoUnm Quirk Bread- Improve The Summer Month In taking up some practical branches at the Capital Business Col lege. In session all summer. New class In shorthand next Monday. No one can afford to waste any time this Reason. " If nojt engaged in some def inite war work prepare to hely in business, doing bookkeeping and stenography. Ills wife, Mrs. Louise Mills. lives at; Gresham. Mills is 38 years old. He is said to be despondent and to be . afflicted. with delusions. The latest In the wheat-saving ef fort Is now on sale In Salem gro ceries. Hats Of All Kinds For men and women, cleaned, blocked. Panamas bleached. Good work. C. B. Ellsworth. 495 Court- Uriah t C1en Lard Pail Wanted Ward K. RU&ardson. 2335 Front street. Mm. Pittock Dead . Information reached Salem yester day of the death in Portland of Mrs. ;I.t L. Pittock, wife of the publisher "at The Oregonian. Edgar B. Piper, , managing editor of The Oregonian who gave the commencement address yesterday at Willamette university. had expected to stop in Salem until m w w n i ill am it ,.i r-. . . v AUTOMOBILES Salem Velle Co., Phone 44 Oregon Taxi & Baggage Co. Phone 77 Try onr Checking System on Baggage. Claim Checks for every parcel handled. t Bijc Benefit" Dance I a a, -a n . Jt 1 LAUNDRY QUEEN WASHINGI MACHINE Buy One At Welch Electric Co. 220 N. Com. Phone 953. Doctor White Diseases of Women and Nervous Diseases SOS United States National Bank Building, Salem, Oregon H Day phone 930 I Night phona U98 I LARMER TRANSFER Efficiency Seed Iteponslblllty We will pack, move or store your goods and guarantee sat isfaction. Rates on Eastern Shipments oar specialty. Piano Uovrng and Out of Town - Trips. WOOD AND COAL 457 State Street. 1 K. Rtoha ys Xewsbojr: Canvas bags S.1.S5. Teamsters ana auto truck aprons $1.25 to $1.75 Shafer's Harness Store. 170 South Commercial street. Don't Fail To Yudt Demonstration at E. Son's this week. L. Stiff A Player Piano I have a $750 Singer player piano which I will sacrifice for $562. It's an unusual bargain a rare oppor- luoiiv ior anyone wanting a high xraae instrument at a low price. E. I Stiff & Son. 446 Court St. .'.Utexnpts to Collect fronts rorce Kaise BIjc Crowd Expected 1 ... . . f A number of out-of-town persons are expected in Salem this afternoon to attend a lecture at the First Meth odist church by Mrs. P. IL Bodkin of 1 " Los Angeles, one of the national vice I CHICAGO, Jane 12. Bears over- presidents of the Home Missionary I reacnea themselves today selling society. The lecture will begin atl corn. An unexpected return of cool 2:30 o'clock and no admission be charged. rill Many Join Xary Jiecrults are coming Into the loel navy office every day now and Salem is aaamg more laurels to her record ior volunteers. The latest to leave were John J. Moritz of Jefferson and Ray M. Hawthorne and Russell Beck ett of Salem, all of whom go as second class seamen. . George C Jackson of this city also departed jesieraay to ennst as a mess attend ant. Raymond L. Savage will be the next to leave this week. Quiet Wedding Ceremony W. II. Hicks and Mis Jennie Burt were united in marriage yesterday at the United Evangelical church. Pastor G. L. Lovell performing the cere mony, which was witnessed only by a few intimate mends. The couple left over the Oregon Electric for Newport, where they will spend a few weeks previous to making their home at Forest Grove. i Trade In Your Old Stove On a new Universal and visit dem onstration at E. L. Stiff Jk Son's this week. -. v . , t-m Salem Makes Good Showing During the ten-day period just past Salem made, an excellent record in the matter of army enlistments as compared with other Oregon cities. Salem enrolled fifteen men for mil itary service. Baker City fourteen. Eugene nine. The Dalles, seven. As toria six. Grants Pass five, and Ab erdeen, Wash., seven. Hokum Quiek Bread A true wheat saver that you enjoy eating; it Is something new. ill Mrs. Vernon Kellocx Tonight At the First Methodist churrh to-' night. .-Mr. Vernon Kellogg will tell her story of Belgium and tne Uelglan relief work. She has been greeted by overflow meetings In other parts of the country. Hating spent six li.onths in Belgium in the days of its most, terrible xperienrc. and assist ed in distributing a million tons of food sent from America, she is in position to speak with authority and force on the subject. Her lecture is to begin promptly at 8 .o'clock, and is entirely free. Clnb Member to See Cirrus . vne or me nappiest groups of cnuaren in Marion county today will be the members of the Bova an.l Girls Pig clubs, who. through special arrangements made by the United States National bank, mill be sent in a uoay to tne Sells-FlotQ circus on free tickets. Reserved seats will be held for them In a block, and they will be In charge of George W. Eyre and one or two women. The bank people have taken much interest in the progress of the rlnhs, and this little treat will not only serve to bring about a rloser affiliation among tne clnlis. It Is believed bat closer bond between them and their patrons. WHKX CHILDREN CRT OCT And ara feverish and don't sleep w II. re constipated and have symptoms of worms, mothers will find quick rcAlef In Mother Gray's Sweet I'uwders for i'Oildrer the standard remedy Ufr ! years. They are easy to aire and child cna like ihcm. They cleanse, the stomach, act. g-ently on the bowels break up colds. Kclieve bcadach-j and teething disorders. We have le.voe testimonala. Ask your drue-gist and be sure to set Mother Gray's Sweet l"owd ers for Children. 25c. Fire Losses for May Show Total of $231,600 Outside of Portland, total Are loss es In Oregon for the month of May are estimated by State Fire Marshal Harvey Wells at 1231.600 and not more than SO per cent of the louses were covered by insurance. Defective llintpnti -srer the moat froonent causes of fires, and to these causes mainly was attributed the destruc tion of IS farm houses and seven barns. The classes of buildings destroyed were: Dwellings and contents. 32; mercantile buildings and stocks. 24; tarns. 7; sawmills. 4; school, 1. Total 63. Fire originated from the following causes: Overnwited stoves, z; explo sions of Laioline, 3; explosion of lamps, 6; electrical irons and defec tive wiring. 6; defective flues. 21; incendiary and causes unknown, 23. Total f9. Will Demonatrate- Trartors W. E. Wilson and C. W. Harrison, representatives of the Oliver Chilled Plow works .Portland will be at the warerooms of the Valley Motor com pany, 237 state street, on Saturday. June 15. to demonstrate and explain the operation of farm tractors. The Oliver people have set aside the pres ent weyk as "National Oliver Week' to be dvoted to the promotion of tractor farming. During this vwk every agent and member of tne Oil ver organisation Is expected to de vote himself to impressing opon th .fsrmer the n-ed of arrimltiiral pr- paredne?. and the utilities of tho tr?rtor in farming operations. .They will also be urged to place orders for tractors at an early date so that the agents can have the machine on hand when needed, and In order that the k re a test crops possible mav 1k produced for the needs of the coun try, the armies and the allies. weather made the slllna look rea sonable, but efforts to collect profits met wits nnusual difficulty and forced a sharp advance In prices. The market closed strong 2 to 2 Tie net higher with July S1.44S to 11.45 and August $!.; to 11.464. Oats gained to ic and provisions T to 56e. Besides temperatures suddenly dropped bac kto normal, a liberal movement from rural sources had a further tendency to depress values. Upturns In oats were doe to sym pathy with the advance of corn. Ex poiters appeared to be out of the market. Provisions hardened owlnt chiefly to an advance In the value of hogs. SAYS IT ACTED LIKE A CHARM. Coughs or colds which persist at this season usually are of obstinate nature. All the more reason for using a reliable remedy. Mrs. Mar garet Smale. Bishop. Calif., writes: -Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Is a grand remedy. Suffered from a cold last week, used the medicine and It acted like a charm." J. C. Perry. HOW SHE nA.NI.Sllia BACKACT I E- Mrs. Effie E. KJeppe. AveriH. Mian. writes: "I was at a sanitarium three weeks at on time, two weeks anoth er time, for rheumatism and kidney trouble and got. no relief. Oa my return began atlnr Foley Kidney Pills: found Immediate relief: naif bottle completed the rare. Always use when 1 fell pain in my back. J. C rcrry. Our Daily Prices Wool Bi CI'jC White Cotton lUgs 2c Ehody Bgi lc Sacks 9c to 15Vsc WESTERN JUNK CO.; Salem's Lesdisg Dealers Corner of Center and Court Phone 706 -Watch for announcement on Sunday Ljiborern Called Into Servi The local registration board has received a telegram from Portland headquarters announcing a call for sixteen men to enter the service as laborers. These men are to be se lected from the ranks of those phy sically fitted for limited service only. and It should be noted that this cia3 Marion PuniU Win SrlioIarhip Six pupils from the schools of Marlon county will have scholarships at the summer school Koon to open at Corvallis. These are members or the - Industrial clubs who won first place at the state fair last year, and through the generosity of Portland business men they will have all ex pense8 paid for the terms at Cor vallis. and will receive training in the particular line In which they have excelled. The names are as follows: William Blake Keixer, prixe-winner In corn growing; Alice Jaquet. Victor Point, dairy herd records; Thelma Boettger, bread-baking; Madison Nichols, Bethel, raising of thorough bied pigs; Frank Eggler, Fruitland, grade pigs; Marguerite Bahnsen, prixe-winner in sewing. Buy Holsnm Quick Dread .And reduce the use of wheat, tne country needs every bushel of IL, Circus At Ball rounds The baseball grounds at the end of State street car line will be the location of the Sells-Floto circus which visits Salem today. The lo cation Is considered the. most con venient In the city. TRACY WOOD CO. Will supply your wants in all kinds of wood. 16 inch Green Slabwood at $3.00 per load. 10 load lots at $2.75 per load. PROMPT DELIVERY Phone 520. S WANTED, JUNK S And All Kinds mt Xad Hand Z ;da. Z Vmlt Markrl lrir Special X I'ricea Mid far Sacks a it r srtrra befare ya aril : 4 S tiik ri.ori.Ks ji xk &. :.u ' m 2 114X1 STOKK j 271 f ami ft. I' 731 a i I WANT SACKS AND RAGS I pay the highest rush price. Before you sell, get my price. I also hoy H kinds of second hand farnitnre and Junk. . THECAPITAL JUNK COMPANY ;- The Square Peal Houe. 271 Chemeket St. Phone 308 Irrigation for 101S 4 For the purpose of trying to make the Irrigation service more satisfac tory the city will be divided Into two districts so that each district will get the full service of the plant upon the day it Irrigates. ' The Dlan is to have the houses which bear even numbers on the streets Irrigate only on Monday. Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, and the houses which bear odd numbers on the streets Irrigate only on Tues day. Thursday. Saturday and Sunday. This plan will permit every house to irrigate four days out of each week. The purpose of the Water Com pany In furnishing water for irriga tion is not to furnish all the water a person can run through the hose in the six irrigation hours every day. but to furnish enough water to keep the lawn in condition. To use more than enough is a waste. We will pump the usual amount of water and hope to furnish it more satisfactorily. Salem Water Light & Tower Co. MJ.B.Coffee Why? Demonstration of Universal Stoves- And ranges at E. L. Stiff 4k Son's, this week. Siierial Drill PoMpon Owing to the fact mat -tomorrow evening Is taken up with the Flag Day exeicises. the special fire and riot drill which was to have been put on by the local companies of the Oreeon guard has been Indefinitely nnclnnnMl until a Hate can.be secured In which all members will be free to respond to the alarm calls. Special attention will bo Riven to the fire drill this season, for there Is every prbability that western Oregon wil be called upon to combat as many fires as In the past. New Chevrolet- Automobile used for Red Cross campaign only. Will be sold at big reduction. Call 225 for Information WooU Kept In Valley By special order of the f-dra authorities, the finer and medium grades of wool clipped In this valley will be retained for use in local muis, This will be to the advantage of the valley growers as tbey will receive the Boston price, or about 2 cents a pound over the local buying price. The coarser grades or wool will stn be sent east, as there are no mills hero to handle these grades. Ym Won't Mlsw the Wheat When you. buy Holsum Quirk Bread. ttifl Wan SIOO Throurh a troographlcal error th Best Coffee at any price You can make more ciij of good cofTec with less' M.J. B. than with any other coffee. Ground just right to make the best cup of coffee. Blended from the finest flavored coffees grown in the world. Thoroughly, aged before it is roasted. Quality never changes. It's the most economical. It goes further. Vacuum Packed by Spec ial Process to Preserve its strength and flavor. It Reaches You Fresh Every Cam Guaranteed WE HAVE SOME GOOD CLARK SEEDLING STRAWBERRIES 2 for 25c per Crate, $3.00 Get them now Ik-fore it is too late Fancy Oregons for TaMe, 15c Wilsons, 2 for 25c, per Cratef $2.75 Hot House Tomatoes, 25c per.lb. ' L- , Eugene Hot House Cucumlerst 10c each The Dalles Tt leplione Peas, 2 lbs. for 25c Oregon New Potatoes 4 lbs. for 25c ROTH GROCERY CO. If yon Yalne your car hare it repaired at the Highway Garage Saxon and Elgin Six Serrice 1000 South Commercial Street Chiropractic Has Made Good Although Chiropractic is a comparatirely new science having been practiced bu little over ten years, it hu dem onstrated its worth. Thousands of doctors of chiropractic now practic ing throughout the United States is indisputable evidence of the fact that chiropractic is winning its deserved recog nition. Dr. O. L. SCOTT, cinrrru(mcPiNOLOGiir Rooms 400-7-S. U. 8. XaUooftl Bank BalkTliiX- Office rhoM 87. rtiow R2T-II BARGAIN DAY Lumber, Shingles and Roofing at Our West Salem Yard 2x1 Hized, No. 2 common, 4 and 6 ft $10.00 2x4 izrl. No. 2 common, 12, 14 and 16 ft JJJ-OQ 3x4 sized. No. 2 common JjVJ 6x6 Kizetl, No. 2 common 1,7 4x4 sized, No. 2 common JJJ-JJJ 4x4 No. 1 common, sized and rough JJJ-JJJ 6x8 No. 2 common, sized and rough iJJtS 1x8 l 2x4 sized No. 3 - S2t5 1x4 lap siding, best grade, worth '.- "Star A Star" Shingles, lcst grade 303 AT OUK SALEM YARD, 349 S. TWELFTH STREET t Faints, Hardware and Roofing ROOFING 25 cents ir square off of regular pirice. Rose City White paint, per gallon J3-?" 'itest Grade Fishcr-Thorsen'a Paint, per gallon $323 3Iortise Locks, loth brass and old copper, worth .... 75c Nails, 6 d per lb. Hvgiene Kalsornine, worth 55e, per pkg. ,m Porch Paint, Floor Paint, Shingle Stain 25c per gaL cli WINDOWS It 13-8 Present Price Price Saturday 12x20 tl-O $JpO 12x24 1-50 1.20 12x26 143 J.23 12x30 1.65 1.50, i4x2o io ;;. 14x28 1-7P J-J0 12x30 1-K) 1.50 12x32 1-&3 13 16x24 : 1-50 , .1-23 16x28 - 1-W) L50. 16x30 . i. ;- 16x32 - 2.00 1.70, 18x18 143 J-20 18x26 l.5 1-50 18x28 i 1.60 18x30 2.f 1-70. 18x32 2.O.", 1.W) 20x26 183 1.43 20x30 2.10 160 2ix32 2.30 1.70 20x36 2.60 1.80 22x2S 2.10 1.65 2x30 2.30 - 1.85 22x32 2.45 2.00 26x2 ' 2.50 2.10 26x30 2X3 2.20 26x32 2.70 2.30 32x24 2.80 2.20 32x28 3.") 2.50 :rjx30 3.30 2.50 32x32 4.00 3(W 36x21 . 33 , 2.75 36x28 4.00 3.15 36x32 4.43 3.73 Falls City-Salem Lumber Co. 'EVERYTHING IN BUILDING MATERIAL' ; A. B. Kclxay, Mgr. Phone 813 Yard and Office, W S. 12th St. s bid of IL W. Meyers for the privilege SSSS&uSS9S -1