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Newspaper Page Text1 VBiHHMMaBK. ME PRECOX STATESMANr RfXDAV. OCTOBER tj, 101. ! YOUR GOVERNMENT riPMAvnc - -",akj That Yon iTo Your Clirishna-! $hoppiuKKarrv ' fhaiuliso U Searce nnl Extra Help J s Scarce. ami MiopiKaHy HARTMAN BROS. CO. i Jwl'KLEMSf'D' OPTICIANS X. V. Crer State I.l-rtr !. rs ' GoodJJer Think It Over DIED ! KtJSSELL--At her home. 10 g3 Oak """w i &:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon. M-s. A. p. Knell. Heath wan cansad h.. v . . .. We. Mrs. Russell is survived by a I PERSONALS CITY 'NElfc 1 i - . , . OREGON State street near a E. depot. Home of Arteraf t tad Paramount pictures. Wallace He-Hi in JThe-Source." LIBERTY Liberty near State street High class reels. "The Fair Pretender," featur ing Madg Kennedy. , ; BLIGH State between lib erty; and High. Mutual amd Bluebird films. Special films, Charlie Chaplin and others. :"' . .. . jtirr Hue for f (OOO I ' V U A complaints-was filed 'tefday by Carl Beckett ,et al against 8. W. Thftm tknnn aV - at . lertTt VneT' "TO T Wants Divorre- lease of the Pinbn " ... . "u,ai .ocnrane nas filed a In PnlV Amm.v uonriui k VT i,Turcc " coraP,ain against ner hus- j.. wiv..TOi,, unco- band. Thnmaa R rnoKr.no dant. ' Lieutenant Carl It. timlth. who It Statiened at Waldport with- the spruce division. Is Da asm the weak. mv I end In Salem th 0 wusss a Uv - aasn Vans J. w.fJ" at tn R,on company's ent"' Mr- anl Mr. W. I. Smith, establishment Funeral arrange- - H- M- Pary and family made up ments have not been made. . a motor party of six which drove , ' . down from Portland yesterday. IMXjf- ( OmlniF lftnIA i Mr.mH r. A II v.u i. ' I .... jx. h. .vtifoaia qi tne remains of Konnait. n..n.. Enn iiAmuui . ..i. n " - Mv vi. viuu y v. Kl uir miiiun ut rr i-rossan of Salem, who died in a 1 night. They were motoring to Tort- nayal hospital at Portsmouth, Va., I !and over Sunday rriday. were sent frnm h J v nt.ci.. ' .... last, night, according to information the liligh. , received! by W T RirHnn .n, I r- M ' . .. aue to arrive In Salem. Sunday, bet. two' children of Eug-ne were Satur- day night guests at the Pligh: A. W. Stianxe. eovernment lnm. ber purchaser, is here from Bremer-1 ton., slopping at the Clarion. Dr. S. Tominhlro of Portland was at the Marion over night. Dr. W. B. Neal of Eugene was here last night to consult several local physicians on business matters. He was at the Itarion. Mr. and Mis. J. J. Fleming of Portland were al tnfc 5ar0n Ja,t night. 20, a week, from today. Ford Stolen Friday night from 1940 Smith High street, license number .9922 engine number 1580592. 1917 model center back window out, electric side ngnts. . phone information to W. II. Steveley. nhone No. 70 Ir. MendeLnolin Will Leave the grounds of desertion. She savs he leu ner on uctober 10, 1917. The Runaways From Rosebarg Found on Salem Train Two boys beating their way south un a ?ouinern racinc strain were taken Into rutody at 3:30 yesterdar morning by a police officer and brought to the city Jail, where they were identified at Mae Butner and Raymond Spencer. of Koseburg. The two are 16 and 14 years of age re spectively. They left home on Octo ber 1 and went to Hood Itlver where they were picking apples. Becom ing dissatisfied, they set out on an other Jaunt. When arrested they gave their names as Lloyd Jacknon and Charles McKay, each gave a dif ferent age and their stories failed to coincide. ; X telegram received by Chief Fol land several days ago from Foster Butner, father of one of the boys, who was looking for them at that time In Portland, gave warning that they might pass through the town. The two were taken by surprise when they found that thfir Identity was al ready known. Mr. Butner was ex pected In last night to take them home. doling out Wall raper Wholesale cost and less. Imperial rarnlture Co. ' Friend, ami Patron Of Bt. C. Hartley will be pleased learn that, since closing his office U. S." Bank building last year, he Covered his normal health and opened new offices in Moore .uilding. Dr.' Hartley will engage x the general practice of dentistry. Catalog case between S. P. Depot ud Blish hotel Marked Rocky Ma vn. 326 West Sixth street. Albany, it. Return to Statesman office. Re- la rnnsnal Barjraln A $250 Singer player piano for an exceptional 'pay . for ny 3ns desiring a . high grade lnstru lent E. L, Stiff ft Son, 448 Court ttreet, .'. .-,. nl.Ulf 1 M i m a. Shortlv. if-. hva ki-?!?WL. Iur " OI lD property With vnr -T,l "I "1 . r6" "I lue cuupie. i-j wui filasvca BCtS i vme. I in tu t tail M uuntJ VtlJJULva J.t..t. m f car Taken from Garage ... can and hom vmir .rrA.tnt. A MAWlw I . w uiv "v .w ivuguuciru Kama i .1 . 1 Which th frnnt A v, " , vW4 i suuruy. fttJL1,!d.?T?Telan.ea8y.mark.for To Our Friends in Salem -u.uu.uuwe iohw Tiuay nigni wnen I it seems imnosslble.t thin time to rum car DeiOOKlDE IO W. II. mt.v. ...I. . w i.ji.rj...i 1 V- " " "'5 rV,vMte of sympathy that the many kind ?T?fUB ock yesterday aoC iioVuch wV'.ppr ff.JLV : macn'ne Ta!.a n7.t tne8e messages of comfort you may passenger car. number 9922. with ,11 wnv Th.f k,. kiw ... rtcvinc Biue iignis ana lae center back window of the through boys Mrs. J. Wrleht of Oakland. Oil.. Is a guest at the home of her niece. Airs, J. II. Walker. She has been InAam R,nhn fTeL.. visiting in Portland now plans to spend a month In Salem. Mrs. Emma . Childers of Lower Spring Valley was shopping in Salem yesterday. in Defendants Favor Judge Bingham yesterday decided the divorce case of Flora M. Butsche the defendant. The plaintiff was the only witness as to the arts of cruelty and desertion charged la the cora-J piaini. tie saia 11 was a mie 01 ine and fMtl fnr nt at thfa tlm . la , a IOP urOKen I anuvA f n llttlo nm fr.- A v. A mi It is thought that several lt ti dear old rhnHh and h. Vn- who .escaped from the SUte deavor Society, to Capital Assembly Training whool tire same jnlgt may g4, Unte4 ArtlgaBgt ad to our many 1 tlo Dr. Robert U Scofield. director of I r..i n v. . v"ukiiuij vi luuBjc ii ine College Kf Puget. Sound, was in the rity.yeste.rday on a bnsiness trip. He left again last night for Tacotna. Carl J. HolUngsworth of Portland court In divorce proceedings. to re- wa CV ,rru.,r w mm mieresi or qUre evidence corroborating th tes- ine coming. United War fund drive. I llm... nr th. iurun damandintr r. He Is a graduate of Willamette unl- nef. and that corroboration means vers ty In tha class of ISIS and was additional evidence of a different particularly looking up the situation character on the same point, tend there. tThe Willamette campaign. ng to connect the defendant with he says, will be part of the city drive the wrongs charged in the complalnL nut handled by a separate organlza-l The court farther says that it Is have taken, it. t Dr. C. Hartley, Dentist - I Moore building; 407 . Court St. Painless filling and extracting, and pyorrhea. t; . . friends we wish to say, "God bless you for your' expressions of sym- j pathy and good will.- Very truly i (yours' ? . (i f ; - Mr. and Mrs. w. C. Kantner. j Notice We are Ready To receive cider and vinegar ap ples at the following prices: Cider apples sound 1 fruit shaken ' from trees,' $10.00 per. ton.- 'Vinegar ap ples, windfalls and down fruit. $8.00 per ton. - Sacks famished. Gideon njfar Mill and Summer falhmtn to SUy Here Ralph Calhoun, ope of the pair of V7i who stole an automobile !t Portland Thursday and discovered by ie Salem police- In this city, was re timed to the State Training school erday. lie was formerly an In- bi that institution. His com an in the auotmobile, Fred Biggs to be taken back to his parents ifonday by a probation officer from th city. ,-..!, ' - Ada Miller ' Announces the opening of her vo ral classes. Those desiring to study t th her should call at her studio, (CO N. High SU oi phone 1948. A Private Home . In all of its apopJntments la what we offer for the use of, our patrons. Mr. and? Mrsv u. TerwlllIger. Funeral Directors. 770 ChemekeU SU Phone 724. :- ; t- - j ... i t. i ' Boys ray. for le Cream i Alva Scott and Leonard . Taylor. ' . . . . . t M -M two a-year-oia yoongsiers, aeciaea ifru- pHC Rtrt Om- to piay a leaaingpan in a cnuaren s r .Mr. .fV A .Park has consented to party Friday, night, They .took the RIMa rlfita for w cream uu ui ba vu.cu young people of both sexes, married wun a large spoon, a ponceman i and unmarried, in the Presbyterian id iuraw iuw empij SnrniiV iwhnol. Mrs.. Park has had tne ooya. :. itatner man incur any Ma . a,niblo teacher Stolr Co., streets. Its dntv to remember that tha con- Walter A. Denton and Conntv I trart of marriace is not like other School Superintendent W. M. Smith I contracts, for the state Is especially were at Brooks last night attending I interested In Its being preserved un tne Columbus day celebration. Mrs. S, J. Dorsey leaves this morn ing for a two weeks vacation at Van couver, Waih. Mrs. Dorsey has Just received word from her- daughter. Miss Shirley Dorsey, who has been teaching in a government school at Balboa Heights. Canal zone, the past eight years, that she eipects to go into the canteen service in France shortly. Mrs. A. T. Russell, who resoldes at 1083 Oak street, is seriously ill and Is not expected to live many hours. She has a son at Camp Lewis. Speeder Reported : R. N. Coulson was reported to the city police department yesterday for sneedlnr Fridav niaht. He had not more wrath, the two, dug into their and Jg . graduate oftbe Moody insU-t In an appearance. in the munlcl pockets and furnished the party with tute 0. Chicago.'' Her classes, oflal court during the earlier part of refreshments. Fiirnlture Sale ., Greatest furniture sacrifice of the jtir. Entire furniture stock of Im Frlal Furniture Co., now being closed out by Feldsteln-Drektor Co 177 North Liberty street, Salem. food Kpeclal ' - !' For 10 days, beginning October 8, re will- sell 10 loads 16-inch mill rood at $2. 50 per load. Prompt de livery. Spauldlng Logging Co. Office 560 U. S. Nat. Bank Bldg. Hours 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. ; Phone 859 ' '! ' Residencer . ! s j N'orth Capital St. . Phone 469 DR. B.H.WHITE OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON i Diseases of Women and Nervous Diseases I, SALEM f -:- OREGON . WANTED Highest Cash Price Paid. Also All Kinds of. Junk, j CAPITAL JUNK CO. Tha Scmara TJeal TTonaa. 271 ChemekeU St. Phone 393 - . Have yonf., . Electric lights Repaired Before Winter WELCH ELECTRIC CO. 220 N. Oomraerclal Phone 053 Day phone 9J0 Night phone 1191 'H I LARMER TRANSFER Efficiency Speed t Responsibility We will pack, move or store ronr goods and guarantee sat- Itfactlon. Itates ' ou Eastern. Ehlpmeata our specialty. Piano Moving and Out of Town Trlpsw WOOD AND COAL 457 Btt Street. !T. 8. .ItoberJs Announces that he is organizing his classes in piano. Those wishing to Join please call at studio. 270 South Fourteenth street, or Phone J140-M. I ford Stole Friday night High street, from 1940 South license number 9922, engine number 1580572. 1917 model, center back, window out, " electric side lights phone information to W. II. Steveley, phone No; 7 0 8 ; ! " . J For Tuning , ' ; Repairing lA regulating, pianos, see T. S. Roberts, 270 South Four which she has had several In Salem, speak, highly of her as an- Interest ing and helpful instructor.; A general Invitation to the young people of tne city to Join this class Is extended, to those who are not at present attend ing other Sunday scnoois. ine cia will hold Its first session .Sunday morning. October 20, at the Sunday school sour. I Legal Blanks Get them at the statesman job oi- flee. Catalog on application. the day. County Motorcycle Patrol man Bert Smith reported Coulson. Dr. Ttter's Office Will be closed until further notice on account of Illness. Draft Call Delayed - The. five men who were to have been sent by the local draft board to the Benson Polytechnic school in Portland on October 15 will not be sent until October -2 5 on account of the prevalence of Spanish Influen za. Assist! Miss Sykc Miss eSlma Kumrow left Friday for thei Bremerton Navy yard where Bhe has accepted a position with the eovernment in the cafeteria being teenth-street, on phoe 114 0-M, or j insUlled hy the Y.M.OA. She- Is as- jeave order at Geo, C. Will's Music Store,: sistant manager and cashier to Miss Nell Sykes. j . ReceiDts. Notes and All At statesman, jq omw. Prisoners Get No Money Sendiner of money orders tor Ger- : t -a ... Valt In tha al- "ia,u ;V tlTa Boys Leave School lieu uu r.- - . , .v- TrU. tTAttad. fitatM tnterned in neuirai I Jt our Doys irum iue countries Is prohibited by an order jlng school ran away from 'IH"' On. White Walton, Osteopath) 501 U. S. Bank Bldg. Phone 819. Mr. Sevlts O-Hh Divorce- Mrs. Mary Hannah : Sevlts was granted a divorce from Arthur Frank lin Sevits yesterday by Circuit Judge Bingham. As the defendant did not appear in court, it was adjudged a clear case of desertion. Mrs. Sevits maintaining that her husband had left her In September or 1916 and cone to a ranch to dig potatoes. ' She had not heard of him since and was j of the opinion that he was hiding In 30 FOOT TAPEWORM REMOVED Ralem Woman Reeoanmends Treatment of Dr. 8. C. Stone Salem. Ore., Sept. 24,1918 To Whom It May Concern: This la to certify that I was af flicted, with tapeworm for about four years and that repeated, ef forts were made by other physi cians to remove It were failures. Finally I went to Dr. S. C. Stone of Salem. Ore., who gave me med icine., and inside of 48 hours the worm came away head and all. I cheerfully recommend Dr. .Stone s treatment as entirely satisfac tory.,- Mrs. Delilah Barry. 795 South Church St., Salem, Ore. S C STONE, RL D. . "Stone's Drug Store ' 241 N. Commercial St Salem Phone 35 Consultation and Advice Free Spanish Influenza Se?eral Caiei in Salem. We Can Sare Yon. WARD'S INFLUENZA TREATMENT 50c BOTTLE WILL DO IT WARD'S 'Drag Store Opposite Blijh Theater. State Street broken and the rontractlnc parties cannot anull it, or the court, except ror cause speelHed in the statute and only then when satisfactory evl- aence is produced that such cause ex ists. Mere disagreement of the par ties, or their failure to live happily together, is not grounds for a di vorce. . Motto or the kicking Germans, who are rioting In the streets of Ber lin, to the allies: "Welcome to our eity." John W. Davis, our new embassa dor to Great Britain. Is praised by former Justice Charles K- Hnche. "Mr. Davis is a lawyer of disttagalsn ed ability." say, Mr Hashes, -Ills work as aolirltor jceaeral has won the! highest comraead&tioa. I am deeply KTatiHed at his selection as embassador to Great Britala. He wit! be la every way a worthy repre aentalve of the country. Aside fron his ability as a lawyer, he Is a most effective speaker and a man of rare personal charm.' TAKE NOTICE I wnt 111 kind of HouMltoU and. Off lea Furniture. Gas K&ak. Ua Plates. Heaters. Wood and Cul Itsng-ra. Puok moves. Farm fiscal a ry. Tools. te. ittona &1. WpODRY The Auctioneer THE COMMERCIAL ODER WORKS . Phcua 21M , Eilexa, Oregol Matctnrtri of dier to drink. Brin ia your ripe tpples of. the postoffice department Just re- orchard near Bosedale.-where they I order to avoid the draft. ' ceiveu. cic . , ,9 - i , ..fc wore i w it - t , i t I r ' i noon, ii iuuujui w - With Onr Cwnpi ljniBxiient- (responsible for the theft of an auto- ata m akwasw ivmt vnevne s vnnmin t a st n in luib lilj. es " n w. v odf orSmhaKngT'twill be ft "funer- Bent to the InstltuUon on account of al beaSulWh Js dough Co. stealing cars. The boy. went toward yfYi :7T r-- : - independece.' about 3 o'clock iathe IfoUc On cloth. - The kind that lasts. I Statesman Job office. pa t UGDD&UIUUlill 3 nftartiAAn Th runjjiwaTA irtre S)ltiuvva, - - m lace Crews, aged is; Kussen aii. 15; Clarence Ward, 14, ana uoo B(urrpughs, i'4. ; .A . r " . ; ; y ' .- waV- PanlPraastof Dallas Suffers Severe Wounds Notice To The Public . Commencing October 12, we will advertlne oar weekly prices for all kinds of Junk. Wanted U kinda of Hop Wire high, est price P1V . WESTERN JUNK CO. Salem's Lending Jnnk Dealers Corner of -Center and Commercial 704 FUNERAL PARLORS CompleU Equipment . Uoder&it Prices Corner Court and tilth Sts. WBXX IS SAXEJf, OBXGOV Stoe at ' - BLIGH lIOTL "A. Home Away from Home." Strictly Modern $LS0 Per Day 1M Reeama mi U4 O-sferS Only Hotal la Business District Oregon Taxi & Baggage Co. Phone 77 Try our Checking System on Baggage, Claim Check for ev ery parcel handled. . , .WANTED," JUNK; Amt Ail Ktnda mt Snd BanJ rait Market Prleaw SeUI Get r -.rteea 7 UMXO STOBJ3 The . . t - l TX.n. ilt.fial.ll last night announced that Private Paul SCULPTOR ELWELL Praast of Dallas. Oregon, who a few days ago was reported as missing lo action, was severely wounded, tie is well known at Dallas. New Hats The new hats, constantly ar riying, are immediately plac ed on exhibition in our dis play windows. They are the ' - - - last word in feminine adorn ment and are worthy your inspection. 4 ' SEE OUR WINDOWS The French Shop jV M. Buffe-IIorrisoa. . 115 N. High St. JlMonio Temple Let no man hereafter call In Ques tion the bravery of President Wil son he remained In Washington all summer. Anybody who has been on Pennsylvania, avenue on ' a hot August afternoon knows whatrnerve I It requires to stay in that heat-blist- cred town during dog days. Ex What Are- Yon Doing For The BOY Over There? L : When the boy joined the Army or Navy he took out $10,000 in favor of the folks OVER HERE. If he does not return you will he taken care of to the full extent ot his abil ity and because of his lire insurance j Uon LAUDS CHIROPRACTIC Famoaa W return ken Ur Pena Note of Praise for Conover and Impres sions of Treatment - F. Edwin El well, one of America's most famous sculptors and known all over the world for his works. Is a convert to belief In the efficacy of chiropractic treatment. He is elo quent in sounding praises of the pro fession In general, and particularly concerning Dr. Fred E. Conover. ot West New York, pioneer chiroprac tor, and who treated the noted art ist's little son successfully. "There is no mystery thrown about the working of the Chiropractor, lie simply looks to the spine and there sees registered whatever difficulty there may be and exactly where it 1 located. The medical profession at laice haa never been able to tell aaythlna by the spine. "The Chiropractor Is occupied with trying to give a more healthy 11 The Chiropractor gives no drugs. He examines the spinal column, finds what Is out of place, adjusts each see liberates congested nerves in YOUR faVOr. : I ll.k . th. .nlnmn and lets BUT, SUPPOSE the ooy cornea back t b , t0 do her owll worlu I Incapacitated and Is unsble. to work or engage In businessi Why don't you take out insurance in his favor so that should he come home disabled he will have addition al heln In hia after lifer ' Better think it over.' Better sun. come and talk to t J, F. lTCTCHASON, Dist. IgT Mutual, Life oi New York ' Office 271 State street 1.. rhotw 99 a. . The best minds In America of the deepest thought recognize that the Chiropractor has come to stay for a great good and we who have -ex-nerteneed benefits through Chlro- nrartic. are rrateful to this highly daroioned mechanical science for betted health and more real bappl ness. DR. 0. L SCOTT nuitniMiArric kpinoixwist nttlrm. nhone 87 Res. fOW Booms 406-7-8 I A .st 1 uana; imus- CLOSING 'OU' iMTER Omrentire line offered at redriced prict-Cbil Heatm Wood Heater Combination Coal and Wood Heaters. Coal HeaierHeffnlar $15 Talne $1150 Cheerful- Wood H eaten, 4 six, reduced to $1150, $1450, $16.50 and $18.00 "Home Quality" Combtaation Coal and Wood Heaters. 2 tdxea, reduced to $18.00 And $20.00 " Panama" Wood Heaterx, 2 siiej, reduced to ..$14-50 and $16XX) Will take your old heater in exchange. Don't wait till the cold weather to buy your heater. Get it now and tare money. SALEM HARDWARE GO. l 333 State Street tly'J - I Phone 172 nge1 mi HURRAH FOR THE SUCCESSFUL CJUIDHJATE A few days ago en of our esteemed f tllow elMxens discovered that he was filly qualified. mnaaUnouTy nona lasted, and elected with only on dlssestlngvota. to serve sv fall term under one ef the worst colds you ever saw. 'Dtd he submit to tbe-ordeal? He did not; he happened Into our store, walked out with a box cf - Schaefer'f.Cold TihleU " . - and now he is feeling; fine. SCHAEFER'S DRUG STORE , 1 Xerth CoQunetxUl Street