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" Tin; OIUKGOX STATESMAN: TIltnsltAY, MAItCll 2?10lO
CITY
NEW
A Special meeting of Pactrie
lode No. 50, A. P. & A. M
vf this evening. Work in the
M. M. degree. Visitin
ifethren welcome.
Rug Cleaned on Floor 3.e
phone 16. L. L. liuckner.
Barber Appointed
Governor Olcott yesterday reap
pointed C. H. Kelly of Portland as a
member of the state board of barber
examiners. His term' will expire
Mach. 2, 1923. Other members of
the board are Lee Canfleld of Salem
and S. II. Howard of Portland.
States special Indian agent, report
ing 10 vvasnmgion, D. C, but travel
ing all over the western states in
performing his duties. Mrs. Roblin
and two children live at 737 Center
Lstreet the old home place. Mr.
.11!- . m . - .
i.uunn nas maue periodical visits to
Salem during all these sixteen years,
and has naturally' noted the growth
and progress of this city, and be
pees more promise of great things for
Salem now than ever before. In
fact, the new .-condition of solidity
here makes him a booster for the
queen city of the Willamette valley.
wherever he goes.
Surprise Stove Polish
If you have never used
have a surprise coming.
it you
We Can Supply You
With any amount of
salt fish. Fitts .Market.
smelt and
Free Hound Trip-
To M. B. A. dance near Chemawa
Friday night. March 28.
Several Dairymen
List the following prices to take
effect April 1. Pint dally $2
month; tjuart dally $3.73 armonth:
cream, table. 30 cents a pint cream
whipping. 40 cents a pint; , milk
wholesale In bottles 40 cents! per gal
lon; milk wholesale in cans, 33 cents
a gallon.
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Iter. A. Sterling liarnar
1 Of Los Angeles, California, assist
ed by Paul Taylor, singer, and Mrss.
Try Again for Ring-
Motion for a new trial in the suit
of Warner E. Cropp against Mlnnette
Olsen was filed in circuit court yes
terday. The suit Is to recover a val
uable Masonic ring alleged to bavo
been secured by the defendant from
Dr. C. F. Cropp while he was on his
death bed. On Tuesday a Jury
brought in a verdict in favor of .the
defendant and the motion for new
trial was immediately filed by the
plaintiff on the grounds of Insuffic
ient evidence and pleadings to sus
tain the verdict.
The Charles It. Archerd Implement
, Company are in the market for
wheat.
Barton does battery work. Any
make tested free. Charging and re
pairing. Masonic temple, phone 1200.
W. O. V. Attention-
Smoker and Eats. Friday. March
28. Come. McCornack hall over
Meyers store.
Lost or StolenA
CarLV. Booth from home on 1986
Chemeketa. 'Last seen on a porcb
at 233 North 15th. Elsie frantic
Friends anxious. Finder call 924W.
Reward.-4"
Thelma
Individual chocolates 5 cents. Fo
sale everywhere.
Alford Resumes Position-
Max L. Alford. who was a lieuten
ant with the 162nd infantry and was
in France for 14 ? months, has re
turned to Salem and-has taken his
former nosition with the Busick Gro
cery company. Mrs. Alford and theirl
mat child have Joined Mr. Alford
and they will make their home In
this city.
Officer White 111 '
Officer Elmer White is ronfinea
fn hia hnmo because of illness. He
is suffering from a painful ear tron
ble.
la these " reconstruction '
days men and women lead-
ers ix6 needed" .whoj " literally,
havd "iron Sri inel? plood,"
Peptiron combine! Iron-nun
pepsin lii true medicinal form.
Gives strength of Iron tJ the
blood, nerves and digestion
freshens" the complexion. red
dens pale cheeks, give the rood
rheer of health, reduces dangec
- from colds and exposure. Jtc-i
member, the name, epUroHj
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Hair Tonic Jag Causes
Two Arrests Yesterday
Charged with selling intoxicating
liquor to Luke Hartlett. rrana
Adams was arrested yesterday auer-
noon and upon pleading guilty was
fined $25 by Jule Karl Race. Bart-
lett who was arrested on a cnarse
of btlng Intoxicated was fined $10.
Adams was accused of selling three
six-ounce bottles of bay rum to iiart
Iett. lit- was arraUned and was re
leased on 125 bail. He went to
set the money and on hi return
dec!ded to plead guilty and paid the
to Salem Tuesday and has been verV
busy greeting friends and former
patrons. Dr. Mendelsohn, who fol
lowed his profession in Salem for
nearly nine years, retired from busi
ness here sometime ago on account
of ill health. His health is greatly
Improved and be intends to open of
fices soon in Portland. He will leave
for Portland tomorrow for that purpose.
sum as a fine.
PERSONALS
A lionise Buyer
Will pay $3500 spot cash Tor a
good modern bungalow, well located
Write Mrs. W. R., care Statesman.
Corrlne Riely Barker
. Born and raised in Salem and re
membered by thousands of friends
-.1 - t n wa will bn seen
Tavlor. Dlanist. will begin a series of wth taA Marsh in
gospel services at the irst Baptist d ftt Ye liberty for
enurcn xonigui i .., D""6 . I three days starting today
vice led by a chorus choir, with Paul J
Registers Farm Name
T. F. Walker yesterday registered
his farm name with the county clerk
The farm consists of 230 acres on
the Silverton road and Mr. Walker
has chosen the name "Middle Grove
Farm" for It.
For Rent
8 acres of good land.
Lauterman. 900 or 678.
Phone J. II
Taylor, director, will open eacn ser- j I)anCe
. rr n . n n a rrua III mn
eryone.
Salesn Clean of Dogs
a. result of the vigorous cam
g Dance I , conducted by Street Commla-
At Macleay Saturday night. Ev- Paign g
erybody welcome.
Artificial Teeth .
Hare artificial plate man, over 35
years experience. Dr. Beechler, den
Ust. 302 U. S. Nat bank Wdg.
Get them at the Statesman Job of
fice. Catalog on appucauon.
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Vnruh Marries Couple
, George D. Knox, of Spokane.
w-. ni Trmi Haxby of Salem
were married yesterday by Justice of
th Peace G. E. Unruh in his offices
in th Orav building. The marriage
took place at. 2 p. m.
Highest JIarket Prices raio . the month approximately
For dressed hogs, beef and real ana r s dUpo8ed of. He has
Independent Maraei. pnone iu. I ' mm.a, tne wli(T for the future
nf the owner of
-hi i.'.n l.cnniiir I L cuiu6 .
jwnj . . rather than taaing me u-
Practically allof the Salem men
wno were in m uiiuww c . . . .
have been discharged are Keeping s u , - Quantity Reasonably
their war risk Insurance, accorain Prlced at Fltts Market.
to Postjnaster August wucsesiem- i
m,- HnAesteln states that there are I i utile
sit to 10 soldiers in the postof fice j r.p the increase in business
every day sending money oraers r and otner activity in Salem there nas
tically clean of stray dogs. Mr. Lows
killed and burled 13 dogs saiuru
"1. C. Perry, of Sclo spent Wed
nesday in Salem.
V. Nixon was In from Amity yes
terday.
Maurice X. Sellg of Falls City
passed through Salem in his automo
bile yesterday. He had been In Port
land and is on his way to Dallas to
visit friends.
W. B. Reaves was a Salem visitor
from Lebanon W ednesday.
H. R. Smith was in from Silver-
ton yesterday.
Attorney Arthur I. Moulton was
here from Portland yesterday on bus-
ines with the supreme court. Judgs
Wallace C. MacCamiuant accompan
ied him back to the city.
Hugh McXary and Hugh Wallacs
Kyle made a business trip here from
Portland yesterday. The latter is
Just of age and was arranging for
the transfer of certain property he
is heir to in this city, one building
concerned being the one In which the
Spa is located.
Automobile Registrations
Increase With Fine Weather
With the coming of spring weath
er applications for automobile li
censes at the secretary of state a of
fice have Increased to about 300
daily. During the early part or eacn
year there is always a rush f.r II-
ceases bv persons who use motor
vehicles the year round. During Feb
ruary and the early part of March
applications decrease, but with the
coming of spring those who drive
cars for pleasure become active ana
the second ruh of the year begins
in the automobile registration de
partment at the secretary of states
office.
PTO
SPRING CLEANING TIME IS HERE
their premiums.
Salem-Fortkuid Stage
Will leave Bligh
dally for Portland.
hotel 9 a. m
Making VMt Home
rh.riM E. Roblin. formerly of Sa
lem. and who claims this as his home
The Charles 1L Archerd Implement
Company have Just receivea
large shipment of rolled barley and
mill feed. It will pay you to see
them before you buy any kind or
feed.. .. . '
n , ,l..lwi TtrMkv Arm
u.raav rwkwith- state Industrial
mnA in fact keeps Salem as nis i . . t commissioner, fell as ne
legal residence, is visiting the home I s ,eaTing tne gUte house Tester-
folks for at few aays,
been little Increase in the number or
arrests for March over the numoero
the two preceding months of the
year. There have been 26 arrests
so far this month while the number
previous to March 1, was 43.
Standard Scale Books
In dnpllcate. Statesman Job of
fice.
If a house needs spring clean rag.
how about the human bdy after a
winter t)f Indoor life and heavy food?
Don't suffer from Indigestion, bil
iousness, bad breath, boating, gas
Many Marion County Men
Reach New-York Safely
James Withycombe. an of the
late Governo- Withycombe, and a
lumber of men ftora Salem and vi
cinity arrived In Nw York Tuesday
according to word received from
that city. The m-n ae from various
units and while oversea saw service
of many kinds and on many fronts.
Included In the list are van N.
Keme-y. Salem; Hiram Hedges. Dal
las: Conrad It. Springer. Sublimity;
Walter E. Dusenberg. Gervals; JoLj
W. Wick wire. Salem; Simon M. llJf
tetter, Woodburn; John P. Fallin.
Falls Clly; and Frank II. Wlllson.
Dallas. v
Clothing Now Coming
in With More Rapidity
Contributions to the Red Cross
drive for clothing were far more lib-
This wor.l is roiouncei tM-i I.ut ha nothing to d
with the ttn-. It haf however, a tfrrai tic to do with
the a.Kloinirial mu-!e. ..."
The majority of women have it 1o a Rrcater r Ie de
gree. It is usually caused hy tadly dfsijftied corsets those5
that constantly prcs down the
alHloinen iutead of support
wg it.
The constant d'.wnwanl prt
n?re stretches the alKlointnal
iM.M-le so that in time they
d..n't contract !aek again.
Then the tnml.Ie Wginz, for
unlevs the caue is removed
hrr.nic invalidism eoi:.ii'enes
and nil tbr iUctoni and medi
cine extant cannot eur it.
i
rront Laoed
are deimed to prevent aod
eorrt-ct ptosis. When properly
fittetl they give jerfcet support
to the abdomen.
Y
Wo Invite you to tare trill fitlifif la r Ccmt
Department. Thert Is no dor for it- ,Toa
will then appreciate what tht MODAET
Corset can do for job.
or constipation, when relief can be eral yesterday than on Tuesday when
so easily had. Foley Cathartic Tab
lets clean stomach and bowels a-id
tone up the liver. J. C. Perry
it. 11 Knldier II
rnraAni To Frve of Dallas was
Mr. """""Jday. fracturing botn Dones oi ur ,n galem yesterday visiung
New Rate Schedule Will
Be EUective April
1 v. I.' iha Indian service fori, . ,.t 9hnve the wrist. The
- UUI . ... . licit. Bii"
18 years. At present he is a isuru lacCiaent occurred on tne easi u-
trance of tne siaie nouw.
with was taken to the offices of Dr
F. II. Thompson by Mark McAllister.
Corporal Frye was with company
162nd Infantry In France but recent
ly returned from overseas.
f
L. S. Rowland. Edgar M. Rowland wno.e aatomobile was near, and was
Kowiana irinqng w.
JOB PRINTEJiS
nawley In Astoria-
Representative w.
C. Hawley left
f..mi.'1uanr State Printers)
9 9 state SL c Patton Block
Phone 1512
later removed to me v nmuicn- Saiem yesterday aiiemwn .
sanlUrium. He was reponea land, where he was to join
2ND HAND GOODS
Highest cash price paid for clothing.
musical instruments,
CAPITAL EXCHANGE
837 Court St. , Phone 493
night to be resting easily.
Dr. C.'B. O'NelU .
Optometnist-optictan. reie
from naval service, will be at his of
fice permanently after April 1st-
Rooms 5 and 6 uaaa uusa un
building. .
of the house naval affairs committee
and go with them to Astoria xo m
rrvewt h defenses at the mouth or
th Columbia river. Representative
C. N. McArthur Is a memoer oi i-
committee.
WELCH ELECTRIC CO., other year. Those present
"LLtn frr' meeting were Hugh Latham.
New location 379 State Street
Anythlns In the line oi
fixtures. .
Players Elect Captain
At a ."feed given, last night at
k- oo Viv J Murdock. the Sa-
lem high athletic coach, members or j tronage be appreciated
the basxei Dan wam i q. Coursey,
r.in camain ana uiu6i
Rarbec Shop 5Iovel
t inn moved tot shop from 153
South Commercial to 320 State
street, next to Ladd A Bush bank
and am now sole proprietor. Tour
it.
the campaign began. Not only was
the quantity of gifts received much
greater than on the preceding dr
but there were very few articles
which were not of a usefut nature.
The clothing recflved yesterday
was carefully fumigated as a pre-
i cautionary measure although most
of the rarments were clean.
The following statement has been Tk. drive will end Saturday nlgbt
issued by Manager Eric Dutler of tne ani Wtn the Impetus given yeter
local Western Union office: day It Is hoped by Mrs. Gladys Klicn-
RerlnnlnrWUh Aoril 1.1919. ford, who la in char re. that the Sa-I
federal war tax must be collected, in j tm quota will be fully raised.
addition to the tolls, on each tele
gram originating In the Lnltea ryrtl I - 1 ,1
:t.t th tolls on which are 15 HIDl i UlCCiCO
cents ot more as follows: When the
tnlla are more than 14 cents ano
less than 50 cents, a tax of 5 cents
When tolls are more than 50 cents
a tax of 10 cents. - At present a tax
of 5 cents is being collected upon
nil tnUrrimi when the toll is 1
cents or more."
U. G. Shipley Co.
WUlamette May Queen
By a close ballot Miss Margnar
ette Wlble of Grants Pass was yes-
Men registering designate the pro
fession or occupation la which the
desire training and are seat either
to school or to establishments where
they can be trained most efficiently.
The men who have rexUtered Iron
this vicinity are the following:
Dwayne Gibson. 1231 Sooth Com
mercial street; Edward I. Clarke.
11(0 South Commercial street; F.
G. Schmidt. Letterman hospital:
terday elected queen of the annual! Claud A. Johnson. Glen hotel; U C
May festivities at Willamette Unl- Martin. 1032 North Sixteenth street:
Gill. Paul Staley. Walter Soc.oKy. h gh departinent at Willam
farmers
"Will buy or trade all
produce, apples and eggs.
The People's Cash Store
phone 453.
186-198 North Commercial St.
Plumbing i
Quickly done.
Phone 379 J'
WA NT ED
Furniture, ranges, heaters, tools
and. in fact, anything youhave
to sell. I buy for cash. Phone
510 or 511.
W00DRY. The Auctioneer
for an-
at the
Araory
Pnttownr Resi ens-
Professor Albert E. Egge. head or
Glenn Gregg. Evan Jones, William j -"a tedered his res
Ashby. Clarence Ingersoll. Earl fl.ulty on .ccount
I IKUaUvU aws - . j
... t a a. uAwvissnia
of ill health and win go w . .
fer and the coach.
ii. s r Matthis
w - . . .
Associated with ur. ciemema, u -
tx ino.m TinnV of Commerce, oi-
IIVO v w -7 -
fice 573. Residence 598.
u.k...i rimnrM Desertion
liunumm ... " . .
Deniamin Bowden yesieraay
suit for divorce against srn
nnwden charging desertion. rw
mtm fnrth tbat ther were mar-
mi - - - - . - . o n
ried in Salem. Decemner !.."
a Mr Bowden left him
H Li 14 LU
March 17. 1916.
Receipts, Notes and All Blanks
At Statesman Job office.
rnr an o Deration. Lleuten-
UUVW w. -w
ant W. A. Darden. wno was an
per In the S. A. T. -
A FRIEND RECOMMENDED. THEM
J N. Tohill. clerk Ittie Hotel.
Evansville, Ind.. writes: Tor six
weeks I suffered constant with
pains In the muscles cf my thigh.
Upon recommenda'.ion of a" friend. I
tried Foley Kidney Pills and began
to get relief almost immediately.
Thr ton backache, rheumatic
pains, soreness and stiffness. J. C.
Perry. -
Decrease Shown in Money
on Deposit in Portland
The total of 'deposits In the 22
banks and trust compaaies of Port
ion! i. si2S.S20.037.18. according
to a statement issued by btaie nan
versity. Lawrence Davtcs was chos
en manager of the Jollification,
which is scheduled for Friday, May
" Miss Wlble received 73 votes in
the election while Miss Gladys Nich
ols drew 77. Miss Helen Rose, the
other candidate, polled 3. AH of
the young womea are members of
the senior class.
Definite nlans for the festival
have not yet been made, but it 1U
be much the same as in past years
and will feature the winding of the
May pole and a reception on the
campus.
DISABLED MEN
TO BE TRAINED
J. McD. Headrick. Hi North Cot
tage street; Jesse A. Neat. Marion:
Fred R. Itlrch. route t: Ovid lUan
chette. Newberg; Adam Garrea Hob
bard. Paul Pietrork. Stlyton: Fred
Levy Abott. Twelfth street; Fraatia
Sallivaa. Gervala; Errol frocir..
Ralph Hsaaey. Tsrser: Jack II
Strauss. Falls City; Walter LsUi.
Annies Tosag. ladepeadeare. Virgil
Golden. 1395 Sagiaaw; A. D. Waor
ley. 197 rtrosdwsy; B. IL Ckant
bsrlaln. West Stayton.
HAVE YOU A BAD BACK?
?r Wlvi t4.
Hiktl ( MMf Ury t AEOKATtO LLAT.
IS Wiul Sl t- iwiwi'M t
r- If fMt mrt ni!f.
U aWM 4 k W. MM ! I
and who has . t . . Bennett yes-1 D..--J CAU:.r RetrJtler-
wn in the east, will return ortiy thft March 4. ivui
- w- - trV. I
With our trajuporUtioa fidlitlei wt suw iblt to py tL
highest cub pric for
EGGS
DRESSED MEATS
POULTRY
WILLAMETTE VALLEY TRANSFER CO.
Phone 1400
71 South Hifh Street. J
j nn Professor Egge s worx-
The former has been connected witb
the university several jears.
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Individual chocolates o ceni. re
sale everywhere
Dr. Mendelsohn Returns
. f p Mendeisonn. opiouie.
rlst. who has been in Southern Cali-
Th la a decrease since November 1.
the date of the last previous call, of
$564,672.67. The prerenl total oi
resources Is $151,474,533.87. a de
crease of $6.203,34654 since No
vember 1. While the resources snow
wvae since! November 1 they
show an Increase of $33.804,381.0
siace March 4. 1918.
in? With Red'Crosi for
Instruction
NOTICE-
If you have any Junk or second
hand goods of any kind, see us
first. . -
CAPITAL JUNK CO.
271 Chemeketa St. Phone 308
rrrtM Marshfield Man
A marriage license was issued yes
terday by County Clerk U. G. Doyer
to John Edward Johnson of Marsh-
field and Carrie Eaton oi saiem.
IT.. Vnr fialri i
Ton ni vhMt nav ror saie. 7 en
quire at Shafer's Harness store or
phone either 411 or ioj.
nrhm Hearinsr Today
a fcoartnr will be held in jusucw
court today in the cases of Mrs. Wilt j
LaVock. Miss Esther Koener and
Frank Belt, charged with contribut
ing to the delinquency of a minor-
They were arrested Monday night.
fornla for several months returned w AxOUJld Hom
But Still in Good Form
ntn.m nun. a. Wat. Bank Bldg.
fTAtira 10 a- m. to 4 p. m. Phone 19
. Ttaaldenee:
its North Canltal St. Phone 469
DR. B. H. WHITE
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08TEOrATIIIO
rnT8xciAir axd svnaEon
Dlisatet of Women and Nervous
. - Diseases - :
"BAYER CROSS"
ON ASPIRIN
Always Ask for Genuine
"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin"
Physician and Surgeon has moved
his offices to the Dank of- Commerce
building, rooms 407 and 408. Hours
from 9 a. m. to 12 m., and from 2
p. m. to 6 p. m.
Only Aspirin Tablets with the
safety "Bayer Cross on them .are
genuine "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin,
owned and made by Americans and
proved safe by millions of people.
Unknown quantities of fraudulent
I A.r.irin Tablets were sold recenuj
fntAtn rase l"n Today
Th. ra of Nick Schmaltz, of Mt, I . . npn.vitn dealer which proved
Angel, charged with converting 4 40 to b composed mostly of Talcum
sacks of potatoes to his own use af- Powder. .
to ther had been sold to Mangis naver Tablets of Aspirin" should
rtrothers of Salem, will come up ft" alwars be asked for. Then look for
trial in the lustice court at 2 p. m-Us safety ''Bayer Cross" pn the
tnAar. The snecific charge against .ckaee -, on each tablet. Accept
Schmalz Is larcency by bailee.
Thelma
Individual choeolates 5 cents. Fo
nothlnc else! Proper directions and
dosage In each Bayer package.
Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer
Manufacture of Monoacetlcacldester
of SallCTlrcacM. - " -
Tim ha failed to have any ill
effect on an aged Howe wagon scale
which one of the district deputy seal
ers of weights and measures has dis
covered on the farm of W. V. Moore
at Sycamore, Multnomah counly. The
old scale was brought "around the
horn" to Oregon In the ea1y days,
and aeeardlne to the district sealer's
report to W. A. Daltiel, deputy state
nf wolshta and measures. It
Btill weiahs accurately and is trust
ed implicitly by Mr. Moore when he
"buys or sells hay, grain, swine, tat
tle or anvthinr else that Is p-xduced
on tne rarm. ine numuer u iut
scale Is 31.190.
Hearings Are Set by
Service Commission
The following cases have been set
for hearing by the state public ser
vice commisslen:
April 3 At Mill City: Investiga
tion of water and eleetrte utility of
Hammond Lumber company.
April 10 At Cottage Grove; ap
plication of state highway commis
sion for elimination of a grade cross
ing. -
April 11 At Medford: Hilton et
al vs. California-Oregon Power com
pany et al, felatlve to Joint user of
poles. " " ! ' s
To arrange for the instruction, in
various lines, for returned soldiers
who suffered wounds or other dis
ability while in the service, Edward
Cox. of Vancouver, Wash., was in
Salem Tuesday. The training service
is rendered through the Red Cross
and registrations for it have been
made with Mrs. Alice H. Dodd. secre
tary of the home service section of
the Red Cross.
"SYRUP OF FIGS" IS
CHILD'S LAXATIVE
look at tongue! Remove poisons
from stomach, liver and
bowels.
Accept "Csllfornia" Syrup of Figt
only look for the name California
on the package, then yon are sure
vonr child is having the best and
most harmless laxative or physic for
the little stomach, liver and bowels.
Children love its delicious fruit?
taste. Full directions for child's
dose on each bottle. Cite It with
out fear. ' . , . . - r ,
NEW VICTORY
IBMODELIII1I
MITCHELL-SIXES
on
DISPLAY
at
OSCAR B. GINGRICH
MOTOR & TIRE CO.,
371 Court St., about April 1
i