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ITY-. NEWS
Special meeting ot Pacific
Lodge No. 50, A. FT AK M.
this mocnicg at 9:30 a. m.,
to attend the- funeral -of -our
Mate Brother A. V. Howell. Ser
vices -will be conducted at the church.
visiting brethren welcome.
Tnul In
Your old furniture as part pay
ment W new. E..L. Stiff and son
Merlins This Afternoon
' Saturday afternoon there will be
a meeting of the women of Jason
Lee church, at the home of Mrs. W.
T. Campbell, 1860 North Summer,
to meet Miss Godfrey, of Barrock.
India., ' :
See llancroft's
Frult ranch
sale ad.
Lonpcor Funeral Today
Funeral services will be held to
day at 2:30 o'clock from Terwilliger
home for Mrs. Elizabeth C. Longcor.
wire of J. J. Longcor. "Mrs. Longcor
passed away at her home at South
Commercial street and Jefferson
WELCH ELECTRIC CO.,
New location 379 State Street
Anything la the line ot electric
. fixtures.
Will buy or trade all farmers
produce, apples and, eggs. ;
The People's CasK Store
""" Phono 453."" "
186-196 North Commercial St.
road Wednesday morning at 7:30
from a stroke of paralysis. She is
survived by one son, J. W. Longcor,
of Portland; a sister, Mrs. Emma
Coon, of Ionia county, Michigan, a
brother, Lafayette Ferry, of Burns.
Oregon and her husband, J. J. Long
cor of Salem. Deceased was a mem
ber of the Silver Bell circle W. O.
W. -
Lewis all of his length of service and
uwuuci , iki - nas ueen. in
charge of all dental activities in the
camp, being known as Camn Den
tal Surgeon.- 'Dr. Pound will re-es-
taDnan his office on the 5th floor.
United States National bank build
ing.
Home Cooked Foods -
A specialty today at the utilltr sale
In the room vacated by Pomeroy Jew-
leers.
Salem Women's Club r
Will meet this afternoon at 2:30.
Hawaiian Orchestra-
Extra all day today at YeXiberty.
Thelma
Individual chocolates 5 cents.
sale everywhere.
Fo
We Cany "
The largest 'line of -Victor and
Pathe records. Let us demonstrate.
EL L. Stiff and son. '
D. D. Socolofsky Reports
The following aales: Mr. Wil
liam Jones of California buys the A
w. iioweu nome on nines street.
Mr. John Hall of Dallas buys the
F. D. Bowman tract south of Salem
Mr. C. M. Carlson, the prominent
automobile- salesman, has purchased
the O. L. McPeek on 12th street.
and is iaow permanently located in
Salem.
Knights of Columbus-
Will assemble at St Joseph's hall
Sunday morning at 7:20 in order to
attend church In a body. By order
Of the grand knight.
Alford Goes to Portland
Corporal E. Clair Alford, of the
37th engineers, has just returned
from overseas where he has "been
serviri for over a year and is being
welcomed by his many friend's 'and
relatives. Corporal Alford and wife
have gone to Portland where Mr.
Alford will be employed by the Port
land Railway. Light & Power com
pany in the same position which he
had before his enlistment.
Notice of Annual Meeting
Stockholders of the Salem Fruit
union will hold their annual meet
ing at the office of the union Satur
day, April 12, at 10 o'clock a. .m.
Very important business will be
transacted.
Legal Blanks-
Get them at the Statesman Job of
fice. Catalog on application.
This Is Last Day-
Today is the last day of the util
ity sale which the women of the First
Congrgational church have been giv
ing at 123 North Commercial. Home
cooked foods and useful household
articles. . .
Plumbing
.Quickly done. X
Phone 379 J
2
Loganberry Tips and Raspberry
Plants
Pheasant Northwest Products Co.
wants to buy 100.000 Loganberry
tips and Cuthbert Raspberry plants.
Immediate delivery. tnone zu.
Notice of Annnal Meeting-
Stockholders of the Salem Fruit
union will hold their annual meet
ing at the office of the union Satur
day. Anrll 12. at 10 o ciocrc a. m.
Vorv imnortant business will be
transacted. v
liro Couples To Marry .
yesjerday by George Wesley Hast
ings and Katie V. C nam ley, botn or
Salem, who are to marry today, and
to W. C. Keniler of Portland and
Agatha Buchholz, of Mt. Angel whose
marriage will occur Apru2a ,
WANTED
Furniture, ranges, heaters, tools
and... In fact, anything you have
to sell. I buy for cash. Phone
510 or 611.
W00DRY, The Auctioneer
NOTICE
If you nave any Junk or second
hand goods of any kind, see us
. first. - -. ....
CAPITAL JUNK CO. V
, 271 Chemeketa St. Phone 398
Chnrch Funeral Today
The funeral services of A. W. How
ell will be read this morning at iu
nVlock at the Episcopal church, Rev.
Mr. Powell conducting them. At 9
ovioeir the body will be taken Into
th ehureh where the casket will be
onen for an hour until the time or.
the services. It will be escorted to
the Oregon Electric depot by Mem
bers of the Masonic fraternal oraer
and taken to Portland at. IZ:15 lor
cremation. ' ? .
Harold Lockwobd
At Ye Liberty today.
'Silver Bell Circle No. 43 N. of W.
Members are requested to meet at
our hall at i:so, Saturday, Apru
12th, to attend the funeral of our
neighbor. Elizabeth Loagcor. Eliza
J. Darling, G. N. Mary S. Moores,
Clerk.
TODAY
HAWAIIAN
ORCHESTRA
Special Feature
HAROLD
L0CKW00D
Ii a big thrilling, gripping
story of mystery ajid ap
pealing romance.
"SHADOWS
of
SUSPICION"
6 Parts
MR. and MBS.
SIDNEW DREW
Comedy .
Educational
U. S. P0ST0FFICE
SYSTEM
SUNDAY
SESSUE
HAYAKAWA
in
'The Temple of Dusk"
with orchestra music
Ye LIBERTY
Justice Files Demurrer
Demurrer to the suit broucht
against him oy H. K. Finch of Port
land, was filed in circuit court yes
terday by Justice Charles A. Johns
of the supreme court. Justice Johns
maintains in his demurrer that there
is lack of evidence to sustain the
allegations set forth, in the com
plaint. The suit was brought to col
lect money alleged, due for printing
legal documents.
Mrs. Wilson is now In San Fran
Cisco. She will make her home In
Portland.
30 Lome Dances -
Armjory tonight. Geatleaen 75
cents, ladles 10 cents. .-.
Our mission in
life is one of re-v
sponsibility. Our
professional '
wisdom and our
tactful politeness
is assurance of
the superior
character of our
services.
1
HKH;MM.1HW.1;M
Rrton does battery work. Any
make tested free. Charging ana re
pairing. Masonic temple, phone
' M- )MP ,
Standard Scale Book
In duplicate. Statesman jop
flee. . -
co Tn net Tlorses
?nlt to recover possession oi
Hnc." and "Ben" which are two
horses, a . double set of harness, a
wagon, four horse bianaeis ana
A a ma CPU WM filed in circuit court
yesterday by Mrs. u. wuson agamsi i
t t. ctAne Plaintiff aueges inai
tbe property Is wrongfully held and
I asks for US return or for $490.
Good for Sunday Dinner
Buy a part of your Sunday ainner
today at 123 Norttt commercial
street. All kinas or nqme cooe
tnnA on Rale, bv the women or tne
First Congregational church.
: -
Card of Thanks "
We wish to thaak the many inenus
nr neiehbors for their kindness.
j sympathy, and beautiful floral pieces
sent during our late bereavement. In
the loss of our dear motner.
Mr. II. A. Clark, ana lamiiy.
Vntir flroeer Should Have
Your order for Holsum Hoi-cross
Buns before Thursaay.
Thelma
. Individual chocolates 5 cents. Fo
sale everywhere.
We Have
For your Inspection several good
used pianos as well as the regular
Sherman-Clay line. E. I. Stiff and
Son. '
Of flee improvements Completed
The improvements in the office of
City .Treasurer C. O. Rice will be
completed t today. A 'new counter
has been put in supplanting the old
wooden half-partition that formeny
divided the office. The new count
er is of golden oak and is surmount
ed by a glass rail.
Hear Ye. Hear Ye
Slide tromboae. cornet, violin,
drnms and iano, tonight at armory
Don't fall to dance by this music.
Gentlemen 75 cents; ladies 10 cents.
i
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Does Not Run, Crack or
Come Off
Preserves Shingles, Iron, Tin
. "and, all Prepared Asphalt
Roofings Acid Proof.
Made in Oregon. Sold direct
, to the consumer. Prices
- reasonable. Quality
guaranteed.-,
CLEAVER JiIFG CO.
k v. .... -
Portland, Oregon
l'liono 7256 East
eif a Get Divorce
Divorce by decree by derawi aaa
the custody of their son aged 16 and
two daughters aged 15 and 14 years
rennectlvelv. was given in aepan
ment No. 2 of circuit court yesterday
to Anna Tremayne in her suit against
JaVk Tremayne. The couple were
married January 1. 1902 and It was
alleged that the defendant deserted
his family in October.? iis. airs
Tremayne !aow resides at Woodburn,
t
Hawaiian Orchestra
At Ye Liberty all day today, n
Victor and Pathe .'
Machines are best. We have
complete line. E. L. Stiff and son
Salem Dentist Returns
CaDtain ( Dr. ) B. F. Pound, one
ot Salem's well-known dentists, has
returned to reopen his dental office
after twenty months' service In the
army. He was stationed at Camp
Restaurant
FOR
SALE
I will sell my restaurant op
posite the Oregon Electric
depot on High street at a very
reasonable price. It' Is thor
oughly equipped and ready to
turn over to the purchaser.
For further particulars call
at the restaurant or pn0ue 544.
"LOUIE"
Card of Thanks ; ,
We wish to extend our heart-felt
thanks, to all who remembered us
with flo-al offerings, and their ever
thoughtful and kindly acts during
our recent bereavement.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Halvorsen
and Family.
. -Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Robertson
Miss Jolla Iverson.
Receipt, Notes ana All BUn
At Statesman job orrice.
Thelma
Individual chocolates 5 cents,
sale everywhere.
For
Correction Is Made
The attention of The Statesman
is called to an error, in the articled
yesterday relative to the award of
honor emblems at' Willamette unl
versity, conceraing the activity of
Miss Fay Boltn and Miss Evadne
Harrison In forensics. The facts are
said to be that Miss Bolin won the
local prohibition ' oratorical contest
and as a result represented the unl
versity in the state contest which
-was held at the University of Ore
gon where she woa. Miss Harrison
represented Willamette In the state
Intercollegiate . oratorical contest,
which was held at Willamette.
5 Piece 5 .
Male orchestra at the big dance.
armory tonight. Gentlemen, 5 75
cents; ladies 10 cents.
Story Hoar Changes
The Children's story hour at the
public libra-y wlllTe at 10:30 a. m
on Saturday. This is a change from
the winter program, which gave two
story hours every Saturday mora
ing. Miss Case will have charge this
week.
PROF. LOVETT r
Tfl RFPflRT HW I
THRIPS SURVEY
Expert Scheduled to Appear
Before Growers at Fruit
Union Meeting Today
INVESTIGATES ORCHARDS
Damage 1$, Found Bat Pest
May Not Be as Prevalent
as First Feared ....
A. L. Lovett, of Oregon Agricultural
college who was. In Salem yetter- IX
day and who Investigated the thrlps I
to make a comprehensive report at X
the meeting of the Salem Fruit un- ?
ion today. He will appear at the X
noon session and any persons Inter- I t
Oct a , wKV . V I e
are members of the fruit union are
invited to attend this part of the
meeting, as It Is considered highly
Important.
Professor Lovett believes he made
a fairly comprehensive survey ot the
orchards yesterday and believes that
the area of thrips infestation is not
as wide as has been feared. He said:
While tn the limited time at our
disposal It Is impossible to visit ev
ery orchard, a fairly comprehensive
serious thrlps infestation Is not so
extensive as we oad feared. Prob
ably the infestation is most serious Id
the Liberty district, continuing
northward toward town. North of
town the serious attack covers a
small area and dwindles to a negli
gible factor. This Is likewise true
on the outskirts of the Liberty sec
tion. Growers should continue to
keep a careful lookout for the pest
and be prepared to handle It should
it appear.
In those orchards where the blos
soms are so severely blighted that
most have dropped and few will
open spraying to save this year's crop
would be of little value. Generally
the. thrips are leavlar these wholly
blighted orchards, flying to adjacent
later blooming prunes or cherries.
To prevent this miaration it would
appear in some Instances advisable
to spray. X,
Again, bared on our observations
of one day, we find but few thrlps
in the open blossoms, and practically
no Injury taking place. - Frequently
in toe bulbs of the same trees, the
infestation 1s extremely hlxh and
hipley's
"Where Shopping is a Plea-nre."
Easter Toggery for
WOMEN
COATS
CAPES
MISSES
SUITS
SKIRTS
GLOVES
HOSIERY
AND CHILDREN
DOLMANS
DRESSES'
RIBBONS
NECKWEAR ,
s
Lingerie Underwear
Silk Petticoat
Every item for wear or use.
.
Look over our line of Easter Gifts:
Novelty Jewelry, Dox Stationery, Fancy Combs, Leather
Hand Bags, Embroidered Linens, Handkerchiefs, Umbrellas,
Toilet Articles,' Parisian Jrory.
QUALITY"
MERCHANDISE
rOPULAB
PRICES
U. G. Shipley Go.
Girl Rons Away
Klieaheth Frnaz-Tiol tc....,. r1A
ran away from the state institution ns1"0! Injury and blighting pc-
for th feohio mindiw) .hmit e i turn. . inereiore. u seems aavisaoie
m. Teaterdav fill waa nnit Ka X: to follow this rule: If considerably
- - i"""" .WH I . . i ... .
an hour later by Of fleer Victor walk- 'C8S xamu nau ine 0,0"80m re out
ing along the Southern Pacific track I .i,p8 mra VTni. spray, u
toward Salem, and waa returned I one"nm11 or moT9 ol ine D,OMOm
cannot express conditions. .We wit
nessed 11 auto stuck in the mud
with the antolsfs delight awaiting
his demise before he proferred as-
aistanca. and Incidentally the raising
of his savugs acrount, I am refer
ring to the Oakland-Drain road and
would suggest that If any one an
ticipates driving through this part
ot the state he wait nntll the sua
has been shining for a bo at a month
with the necessary amount of wind-
. . f . - - i
. Composed of two para corner to
one of xlac, the Jpane "aiaehtr"
is largely usd la making-metal ob
jects of art and. utility.
k ": 1 i ..'''- . 1 ... , JL
t6 the institution.
Former Principal Here
Professor R. I Kirk, who several
years ago was principal of the ,
lem nigh school, and who rs now city
superintendent at The Dalles, was a
caller yesterday at the office of the
out, theoretically these will remain
uninjured and unless the thrips are
unusually abundant It Is probably -of
qestionable value from a crop stand
point to spray now.
'Cherry trees adjacent to infested
prune trees are usually becoming in
fested. here this condition occurs.
state department of education. Pro-I bas,nS J'onr decision also on the rule
fessor Kirk has held good positions
continuously stpce leaving Salem.
Enlists in Marine
Melbourne Thomaa Radcllffe. 1283
Marlon street, was accepted yester-
aay by sergeant Lawrence Howell
regarding bloom above, spray
Occasional orchards south of
town located at a slightly greater
elevation tnan adjacent orchards. I
therefore, not so far advanced, failed I
to show the serious injury of the ad-
acent tracts. Generally however
for enlistment la the ITnlted States I tnrIP were found present. Their
numDers win increase by tne addi
tion of migrating thrips from the se
verely blighted orchards. For these
orchards generally, by all means
spray now.
This covers briefly the varying
conditions and problems confronting
Marine rorps., He will leave thla
morning for Portland and wilt later
go to Mare Island for his prelim
inary training. Sergeant .lowtll.
whose crrice is 204 United States Na
tional Bank building, reports numer
ous prospects who are coiyrletlne
business and school affairs r"para-1 the growers. Finally for the major-
tory to enllsttag,
Stotler Case Continued
The case of State against Mrs.
Josie Stotler, which was to have
come up in justice court yvsterday.
waa continued nntll Tuesday, April
ii. at two p. m. The volume or
business in justice court mad the
postponement necessary.
I
PERSONALS
fii m
- Dan Chamberlain, of Shaw, was a
recent Salem visitor.
Sam Heltzel. attorney ot Stayton.
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. T. Cooper, Mrs. J. L. Stock-!
ton. R. H. Mills and C. C. Hargrove
of Salem were recently registered at
tne Hotel Portland:'
ity it will become an Individual mat;
ter for final decision. .Use your best
judgment and seek sane advice and
in case of doubt probably a safe rule
.in , ...... - r
A Warning to feel tired before ci-
ertion is not laziness It's sign that
the system lacks vitality, and need"
the tonic effect of Hood's Sarsapa
rllla. Sufferers should not delay.
Get rid.ot that tired feeling by be
ginning to take Hood's Sarsaparlll
today.
!r. Mott
Physician and Surgeon has moved
his offices to the Hank of Commerce
building, rooms 407 and 40. Hours
from 9 a. m. to 12 m., and from 2
p. m. to 5 p. m.
.Will Live In Portland
The Staadard Accident Insurance
company recently paid Mrs. J. A.
Wilson $7500, the proceeds of an
accident policy carried by her. hus
band who was killed in an automo
bile accident on Stuth Commercial
street. The policy was carried in
the well-known Homer II. Smith In
surance agency which has represent
ed' the. company for ? over 20 years.
SPRAY FOR
THRIPS
For thrips on prune, peara
ind plums use Black Leaf 40
Spray. Use 3-4 lbs. of Black
Leaf, 4 lbs. Fish Oil Soap to'
each 100 gallons of water.
I'se power sprayer and spray
in very lest possible way,
both on top and under leaves
and blooms. Spray at once,
if thrip is showing in your
orchard, if you want to save
your crop.
"We have a large Mock of
Black Leaf 40 for usual re
quirements, but will not last
long if this disease is gen
eral, so buy now and be pre
pared. D. A. WHITE & SONS
Phone ICO ,
235 State Street
REPORT MADE
ON HIGHAYYS
Lee L Gilbert and Frederick
Armstrong Tell About
Roads to Rosebnrg '
Lee L. Gilbert. Elgin Six distrib
utor and Frederick Armstrong, fac
tory auditor, who returned yester
day from an auto trip as far as Rose-
burg, make the following report of
the condition of the roads:
"From Salem via Independence
and Corral lis the roads are' in ex
cellent shape and the fanners "are
to be commended for their-appar
ently untiring efforts to keep their
highways in fit shape for the travel
Ing public. Where any depressions
are they have filled In with gravel
aad other material? resulting a road
way that "can be recommended f jr
the public who wish to have a Tide
ot pleasure on a smooth road. From
Corvallls to Monroe the road is also
very good. '
"Monroe to Junction City U rath
er bumpy , and the road Is full of
chuck holes but. by driving at
slower rate. of speed ran be nego
tiated without any serious trouble,
From Monroe lo Eugene, with "the
exception of a few hundred feet, tho
road Is also extremely good for. this
time of year, and with the aid o
tractors and scrape. la .beiag, rap-
Idly whipped Into good shape.
"From Eugene to Cottage Grove
and .Sprlnefleld the road Is fairly
passable, tut from there on words
Pastry
Iqvop
l hat
Has
This is the kind of Bread, Pics, Cakes, Doughnuts, etc you
want. That's the kind Teerleas makes. .
PEERLESS BAKERY
Philip WinUrv rop.
170 North Conunerclai' Street. Phoaf ?7 .
THE BUS
C
K STOP
103 S. Commercial St. 2D9 N. Commercial St.
543 State Street
Broom Special Saturday Only
Bine Bird Broom, regular $1.40 for
Favorite Broom, regular L3P for...
Indian Broom, regular $1.15 for ....
I1.C5
83c
E5c
We hare set aside 5 dozen each of these brooms to sell
at these prices for ONE DAY ONLY. Ask for
Grocery Price List
We pay 40c in trade in Eggs
, FIRST BAPTIST
Church, April 13
Ber. A. SUrlis? Barrier,
Preacher.
J. W. Troy, Singer r
11 A. M.": "The Logic or
God a Mercy." ':
3 V. il.z "The Trohlera of
'the Universe."
7:.Tnr.M.:"The ThM or
-Time." 5
Chorus Choir . Solos
Monday evening, April 14,
7 :W : Sonjn and Lecture
by J. W. Troy, Story of
hi life, unique, thrilling.
FREE
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