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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1918)
THE OREGON STATESMAJfl SUXDAW JULY 21, 1018. f In Watches, Silverware and Jewelry nF ALL- KINDS AVE ARK STEADILY MAINTAINING THE U PRINCI PLE OF 4 4 SUPPLYING THE BEST " -AT ITvICES THAT ARE FAIR ) i HAKTMAN BROS. CO. JEWELERS AND OPTICIAHf . YV. Vmrmrr stale mm Liberty Streets. SALEM. OIlEOOIt QUALITY SERVICE TRICE CITY NEWS 1 Lout's Quick Lunch High St. opp. Oregon Elec, depot. The Flrt lbipUst Church Will hold its regular evening ser vice tonight at 8 o'clock. Tonic. CHAUTAUQUA All week. OREGON State street near 0. E. depot. Home of Artcraft and Paramount pictures. "Elsie Ferguson in "A Doll's House." Also vaudeville. LIBERTY'- Liberty near State street. High class reels. J-'Tbe Heart of a Lion," with Bui rarnum. BLIQH State between Lib ert and High. Mutual and Bluebird films. Special films. Hippodrome vaudeville. "Chapter from Acts." the Modern Hook of Cheap Tents At E. L. Stiff & Son's. 446 Court street. Just received. 25 second band ones. (rain Cron Kororlnc The grain yield In Mission bot tom, it is reported, is affording a pleasant surprise, the first entered by the harvesters having proven heavier than was expected. 'Cutting has begun in that section of the county. DIED MORGAN At the Deaconess hospi tal lasi nignt at 5 o'clock, Joe Mor gan, 7-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Morgan of East Independ ence, as a result of spinal trouble. The funeral will be held Monday, but the place of the service and of interment have not been decided. Dra. White 606 U. S. I Walton, Osteopath Hank Bide. Phone 86. Injured JIan lias Operation Hoy L. Smith, who was seriously Injured some weeks ago In an auto accident near Lebanon, has been con fined to his bed much of the time Since, having suffered compound fractures of several ribs. Recently he showed symptoms of Internal in juries, and yesterday he was taken to the hospital and submitted to an operation which revealed several quarts of pU3 collected about his lungs. He is reported in favorable condition at this time. Hat Fine Peach Cror T T" j. i-. urcsHier was in me city yes terday with a wagon-load of peaches. lie states that his 25-aere orchard seems to have escaped the f mRi which cut off the bloom in other or chards, and will have a very jrood crop of peaches, some of the trees carrying a full crop. Mill Mado Ncnieant In a letter received by his parents last night Waldo O. Mills, Hon of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mills of this city, notified them of: his appointment to the rank or sergeant. He has been in the ordnance department of the army since last January and Is now stationed at Camp Terry, Ohio. At the Court Hopee Marriage licences were issued to the following: Milo Brooks and Le na Mae Taunquary of Salem; Merle Putnam and Cleda McFailane of Marion county. lie port of sale of real property n the estate of S. S. (limbic,- deceased. An order was issued appointing three appraisers for the estate of Ole 1. Dybevik, de ceased. Complaint was filed In the case of M. L. Langc against C. J. Taylor, suit to recover title to cer tain tracts of real property and dam ages to the amount of $2000. The Charles - It. Archerd Implement Co. is in the market for &U kinds of hay. Services as Vsnal At the Plrst Baptist church tonight t 8 o'clock; ' Topic: "A Chapter From the Modern Book of Acts." Camp Equipment Cheap tents, camp stoves, funiture, etc., at E. L. Stiff tc 44 6 Court street. camp Son's Will Sell For Cash Commencing July 1st we will con vict oar business on a strictly cash bult. Patton'c Book Store. Keva Millard Injured Neva Millard, 13 years old, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. B Millard. 2101 D street, was severey Injured tbout te limbs by the skidding of bicycle which she was riding at gonth Commercial street and Rural wane. ( . ,-U .,-;" . '' Camp Stores And camp furniture at E. L. ft Eon's, 446 Court street. Stiff Vobb & Glbush's FUNERAL PARLORS Montana Editor Arrives W. E. Smith, son of W. D. Smith of this city, arrived in Salem last night from Orate Range, Mont. with the expectation of locating here. He was editor and publisher of a local paper at that point, selling out the publication before coming to Salem. Cartoonit VUlt.4 City Warren Gilbert, a cartooning of na tional reputation, spent several days in Salem, leaving yesterday for Den ver. He has done work for the Kan sas City Star, Denver News and other newspapers, and is now engaged as advertising designer for the Gates Half-Sole Tire company of Denver. Hack from Yakima Guy O. Smith has Just returned from a business trip to the Yakima valley and to Tacoma. He states that the crops are In fine condition in the irrigated sections and there Is an air of prosperity throughout. The Yakima fruit men are estimatlnr their peach crop this season at 800 cars. To AM Belgian Children The birthday of the Queen of Bel glum will be celebrated on Saturday. July 27. In the happy days prior to the war It was the custom of the Belgians on that day to wear the queen's favorite flower, the forget- me-not. All the coast cities will unite in paying homage to this no ble woman, either on the 25th her birthday or on the 27th her "saint-day" and the dainty forget-me-nots will be sold, tied with the Belgian colors. The money derived from the sales will be devoted to the relief of Belgian children. The so ciety will need the services of many young women and children to aid in the sale. Definite plans will be an nounced early in the week. By order of the Committee. the Siletx country where they will spend two weeks In an outing and looking after property which Dr. Robertson owns In that section. Paul Grunke, who has been with a i training camp In Portland, returned 10 saiem last night lor a brier visit with relatives. Clyde Clancy returned yesterday from a few days' stay at the coast. Miss Lena A. Puymbroeck was call- fed to Oswego yesterday by the illncs8 or ner sister. Mrs. Roy Batkhurst returns to her home in Portladn today after visiting friends in this city. Rev. T. II. Ford of Oregon City was a visitor in the city Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Branson and Charles Carter of McMinnville were guests at the Capitol hotel last night. Major C. M. Dodson of New York City was among the guests at the MaMnn hotel last night. Mr. and Mrs. I.. W. l.indernan nf Monmouth stopped brlrcfly Jn th city yesterday. Mrs. J. II. Booth was one of the Roseburj; people visiting in Salem yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Butler arrived in the city yesterday from I.ong Beacn. Cal.. registering at the Mar ion hotel. D. C. Hawlry of Ashland was a transient visitor In Salem Saturday, stopping at Klinger hotel. T. J. Polanskl of Let h rid Ke. Can ada, stopped off in Salem for a brief visit Saturday. J. A. Swan and Clara D. Swan were Mill City people stopping In Salem yesterday. ii. it. uosenDerg ana ramtly ar rived from Tillamook yesterday and were guests at the Bligh hotel. Woolens Higher Trimmings Scarcer Save $10 to $15 On that New Suit , With the price of woolens climbing still higher and trimmings becoming still scarcer I am indeed fortunate in having a large stock on hand. Yon can profit by my foresight bj ordering a suit now at a saving of $10 to $15. I have followed tailoring in Salem for nine years and am the only graduate cutter in the city. .1 started amidit the keenest of competition and now have more than twice as many tailors in my employ than all other shops in Sa lem combined. This is the result of the quality of my work and the reasonableness of my prices. Come and look over my line of suitings. Picked Up On The Street PERSONAL Auto Tires of Quality the Miller 99 percent perfect, and the well- known Revere. . Every tire makes a satisfied customer. I save your rim- cut and your side-blowout tires. Clark's Tire House, 319 N. Coni'l. Oregon Electric Is Blocked By the breaking of an axle on one of . the Cregon Electric cars near Claxton station yesterday afternoon traffic was completely blocked throughout the afternoon, passen gers from both directions and their baggage being transferred around the stalled car. All trains came in to mis city an hour late In consequence. Dr. M. P. Mendelsohn "The Optometrist," is making pre parations to take a much needed va cation and rest. His office in the United States National Bank build- in will -bo closed during his ab sence. He will leave August 3 and expects to remain away from Salem at least p. month. With Our Complete Equipment Refined services and latest meth ods of embalming, 'twill be a ''funer al beautiful." Webb C lough Co. An Unusual Bargain A $730 Singer, player piano for X&62 an exceptional buy for anje- ono desiring a high grade instru ment. E. L, Stiff & Son, 446 Court street. f Escape From Hospital Because he was denied the privi lege of going down town yesterday afternoon, L. A. Money, a patient at the Oregon state hospital took his departure from the institution about supper time. He arrived several honrs later at the home of his fath er, Josiah Morley, at Shaw. The young man is considered harmless and was on parole at the time of his escape. Complete Equipment Moderate Prices 1 Corner Court and High Its. PIldNE 120 Night or Day NwMlromFcarKVs- ; Herman Ncwstrom, who was com mitted to the state hospital for the insane from Jackson county In Nov i ember 1913, escaped from the Instl tutlon Saturday, walking away from a wood camp, where he was em ployed. He is believed to hav gone south. He is said to be harmless. but so confused mentally that he will be dclvctod easily as an insane man. Ncwstrom has a brother In Jackson county. He Is about 40 years old. Journalist VUIU City- Leon B. Rowland, who is a mem ber of the editorial staff of The Tim- berman, the big trade journal of Portland, is In Salem interviewing factory operators and acquainting himself with conditions here as they affect the lumber Industry. He has been connected with newspapers In the northwest at Spokane and Yakima and with a news association in New York City. A Private Home In all of Its apoplntments Is what we offer for tho use of our patrons. Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Terwllligcr. Funeral Directors, 770 Chemckcta St. Phone 724. Monte South, who has been timber cruising In Alaska, has returned in answer to the draft call and Is vls Itiing his father, F. L. South, and his brother, Roy South, on North Winter street, i Yesterday J. W. Richards moved his family to Portland where he Is employed in one of the shipyards. Mrs. Sarah Robinson left yester day for Portland where she will visit with relatives. Treasurer C. O. Rice and Douglas Minto left yesterday for Mehama to spend the week end. Major A. A. Hall and Dr. C. H. Robertson left yesterday by auto for ANNUITIES Are you getting along in years when close attention to business Is irksome ami difficult? Invest In an AXXUITY POLICY and save yourself all the bother and work and at the same time Ret a BETTER INVESTMENT If you are 75 years of age the Annuity will pay you 1 FIFTEEN' PEH CENT And the company is as safe as any financial institution In the world. For full particulars rail Phone IM. Mutual Life Offict AT THE Y. W. C. A The little woman at the desk expressed the hope that some day she would be able to give the reporter the news that she .was going to Join the armv of American women In the hospitals and relief camps of France. "There is so much Indifference here at borne so much complaint about the costs v " me irMrn lions on iooo- that I feel as If I ought to get Into the service and some way make on for it. The reporter expressed doubt as to her physical endurance. and also reminded her that the Huns made a practice of blowing up Red Cross hospitals. "Oh. I am plenty strong enough for that work: be sides, if the iluns are going to blow up the hospital it won't matter whether I have a strong physique or not. A home-made sample of the matter-of-fact, uncompromising d votion that is being distilled out of this disaster. J JMLLM f COURT ST.' MERCHANT TAILOR SALEM, OBEGON Davey and Epley Address Patriotic Mass Assembly Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davey and Dr. and Mrs. II. C. Lpley motored to Woodburn last night where" Mr- Davey and Dr. Epley gave addresses at a patriotic demonstration that filled the streets of the town to the teeming over state. The demonstra tion was held out-doors with CoL J M. Poornian presiding. In addition to his address Dr. Epley read his original poem. "Out of the Depths. which has gained slate-vide note Both men were thunderously cheered. They took occasion to Invite the peo ple cf Woodburn to attend the bride celebration In Salem July 30 t look for a big response. 1 1 1 1 -.. 1 l . i ill . i, t "Sltore by the Pait VA T Leu hj the Year" - WHJUf in SAL.KM, OUEUON I BUG II HOTEL "A Rom Away from Horns." Itrfctlr Modern 1 1.00 Tr Day 10 Hmm mt SII4 Ctaftrt Only Hotel In Business District Oregon Taxi & Baggage Co. Phone 77 Try our Checking System on Baggage. Claim Checks for every parcel handled. Our Daily Prices Wool Rags. . .5c White Cotton Bags. ..... .2c Shody Bags. ..lc Cast Iron ............. $1.25 WESTERN JUNK CO. Salem's Leading Junk Dealers Corner of Center and Court Phone 706 Watch for announcement on Sunday Prizo Money Allowed An ooinlon by Attorney General Brown for Secretary of State Oleott holds that a claim of $50 by Warden Murphy of the state penitentiary to be awarded as prize money to prison ers who won athletic events on July 4 should be allowed. Olcotthcld tip the claim pending a ruling on the statute applying to amusements at I the state prison Irrigation Even numbers on Monday, Wel- nesday, Friday and Sunday. Odd numbers on Tuesday, Thursday, Sat urday and Sunday. Even numbers are on south and east side of street. Odd numbers are on north and west side of street. 371 State St. J. P. HUTCH AS ON District Mgr. na LAUNDRY QUEEN WASHING UACniNE Buy One J At Welch Electric Co. 220 N. Com. Phone 953. 1 Doctor White Dueaici of Women and Nervous Diseases SOI United States National Bank Bolldlng, Salem, Oregon TRACY WOOD CO. Will supply your wants in all kinds of wood. 16 inch Green Slabwood at $3.00 per load. PROMPT DELIVERY Phone 520. Floys Make Good Forty boys from the Oregon State Training school who are working on farms in Marion county are given entire satisfaction to their employ ers, according to Superintendent Gil bert of the institution. Twenty boys are employed at pulling flax for Emil Hansett. near Turner, ahd 20 other are picking loganberries for a grower named Gunsley and have suc ceeded In saving his cop. Day phone 130 Night phone 1698 LARMER TRANSFER Efficiency Sil I, Ileffponslbilitjr we will pad move or store your goods atO guarantee sat isfaction: Rea on Eastern Shipments our specialty. Piano Moving and Out of Town Trips. 1 JW00D AND COAL 457 Ktate Street. I WANT SACKS AND RAGS I pay the highest cash price. Before you sell, Ret my prices. I also buy all kinds of second hand furniture and junk. THE CAPITAL JUNK COMPANY ' The Square Deal Hons. 271 Chemeketa 8t. Itione 308 3 WANTED, JUNK S Am4 All Kliula f 2m llaat 2 Kail Market I'rleea Special 2 I'rlrea paid far Saeka 2 s aar a rl era far jmm aelt 2 . THIS VlWfi.V.n JIKK SMI Z II Mil STORK 2 171 If. CWM'I St. I'kaac 734 Notice To The Public As I am to report for service in the hospital division of the navy on Thursday, July 25, I take this means of notifying the public that on and after July 25 my optical business will b taken care of by Dr. -I..H. Wil son, whom I can recommerm as an optometrist of proven ability. My friends and patrons may refer their eye troubles to Dr. Wilson with my assurance that his work will be what it should be. DR. C. B. O'NEILI Our Store Methods Courteous treatment to all has long been our standard, and we aim at all times to carry in stock all goods for which there is a demand. We always go a little out-of-the-way in securing only drugs and medicine of highest quality, and all our sun dries and general mer chandise is purchased entirely on its merits. SCHAEFER'S DRUG STORE 135 N. Commercial 81 FKDEUAI, I.AIIOR AGENT COW. MAN. at the State street, office, re ports that the lossnberry men have the situation pretty well In hand at this date, some of them paying the pickers 2 cents in order to make it interesting for them In tho field during the balance of the season. The office has succeeded In filling all calls for ordinary farm laborer. The rate or wages paid is $2 a day and board. A llEimY GROWER undertook to nut a iriino in the punnnsition that ihe growers were rolling In wealth hn account of the hish prices pa'd for fruit thla year, lie stated that the advance In the contract price for locanberries would not begin to cov er the ndditional cost of harvesting. The average man who contracted berries at 314 cents will be very for- tunate If he comes out even at th end of the season, according to his Dreyentatioa of the case, and thev are realizing that thejr were a llttl too precipitate in contracting. It Is stated, also, that the cherry growers are not reaping so Ids a dividend as mlsht be supposed. Gcneral'y they will make about tbe same net profits they had last year, the advanced price of fi and cents barely mak ing nn for the extra cot of picking. I l the nlrkers and namiler wno are profiting by this season s crop. A. A. I.KK. commending Thi Statesman's report of the recent school meeting, recalled the ten-year nerinri In which he served on the Salem school board, and in whl h b had to contend with an ossification. of conservatism in the matter of ex tending the school equipment and system of education. There were hiininess men on the ttoard In those davs who fouzht doniredly aaainst the Introduction of new nianrnes oi education, and In the name of eeon omy opposed the building of the present high school building. It was held to be a reckless expenditure or public money in advance of the city's needs. The magnificent equipment of the present day was secured only by taking tbe fight out to the tax payers of the district, and ne ex tho onlnion that the same element that opposed these Improve ments a decade ago were linei up si the last ebttlon acainst the pro posed new mechanical department now provided for. Stetson Last 93f A GLAZED Kid Blv-chr-Ctp Taa. Outslda Backstay. Single S!. Medium Heel. Thi.H I.iirlit Kil SIim is a choice Mioe for summer, m a, beautuul fitter. Sets riplit uj to the foot all mrr, not yisX one place. Tha finest high prailc shoe ami oti ran buy it for $10.00 the Pair. Other Stetson Shoes Are The Cherry Thrill l.at. English Shape.. The Mack Kil Com iKxIjrcr, the easy shape $10.50 The Tan tJrain Ca.let Iat Army Shate 511.00 The Tan ttrain Amatro- Iist, orficem Shoes ..$13.00 Other Ixiwct rriecil Lines KwrlMi Lat Calf Writ, at -.$6.50 Vi.!e Toe l-ist. Ki.l Writ, at .$50 Other on tlowu to $35 Ilet for the money at Kodak and Films Don't forget that we have a good supply of Kodaks and Kodak Films. Don't fprget to take your kodak with vou durlne these bright sun shiny days. There are many groups of friends, pretty scenes and so much fun and vacationing that the kodak will record for you to keep. Ruy vour roll of films here. They're the best ever the famous Vulcan brand made by the Eastman Kodak Com pany, 20c. 2FiC and 4c a roll. Se neca Vest pocket kodak 18.00 No. 1 Seneca Junior $11.00 Seneca "Boy Scout" No. 2 $2.K0 Seneca "Roy Scout" No. 2A..3.50 Other sizes in stock IlRFAVKIl imto COMPAXV Court Street at Liberty. Notice To The Public We wish to Inform the pub lie that wo are running the Capital (.arace Itermir Klioo and we fcuaanteo all work to be satisfactory. We" do all kinds of auto repairing and weldings. We tighten and re set auto wheels springs made and repaired. Wc take care of storage batteries. We alio car ry a stock of accessories. We have an expert from San Francisco to look after Ignition and carbureters. Ask f"r our service car. Fair and courteous treatment at all times. R. J. Herschbach & Son The Capital (jarace 173 South Liberty Phony 88 Australian Swimmer Beats Her Own World's Record SAN FRANCISCO. July 20. Fan- nv liurark. Australia's rham4on swimmer, swam 200 yards In 2:27 in participating in an exhibition event for the benefit for the Red Cross held here tonlcbt. leatlng her own world's record of 2:39 2-5. The time will not be reeoanlxed of ficially or accepted, as amateur ath letic rules require that records, to be accepted, must le made in competition. WOCi.l ItF.m rF. PAPF.rtH WASHINGTON. July 2. Restric tions on the reading matter space In dally and Sunday editions of news papers, a retail price of two cents or more and the elimination of all waste were recommended to the Industries hoard today by the committee on con servation of news print paper ap pointed br the American Newspaper Publishers association. The recom mendations were taken under advise ment by board official. Try Chiropractic- Your flortors. vilioetfr they hare ln. may have len eonc icnt ion in their rare for yon. Men as a rule are sin cere in their eonvictionv There is a cvvl rule to follow: Try all thinps ami hoM fat to that fouti.l to he gotnl. Tbe Chiro practor will crant as much anl ask no more. When all kimls of 'treatment' have leen trie!, no im provement it ereejtil.le, anl no hope seems to heM out, reincmlxrr. Chiropractic is a pncutative of chronic inralul- 1MI1. Dr. O". L. SCOTT, ClIIROPIl.CTIVfPlXOLOCIST Hooma 4 04-7-, V. ft. National IUnk TUtfldtaX. Office Phone M7. IWVlcace Phone K28II i.1
