Tnn ohegon statesman: mkdxesiiav, may m, mm r'
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CITY
NEWS
.-Special meeting or Mult- pel residents to clean up their nrem-
iep. w nen in rains pedestrians have
to( stoop to get past many trees and
the street is often preferably to tha
wooden sidewalks with; greenery
growing up in the crevices and alon,?
the parkijgs. -
nomah Chapter No. 1, R.
A, this evening. Work
In the It. A. degree. Vis-.
iting companions . wel
come, i
The Spanish War Veteran
. And Auxiliary will have a basket
dinner In armory. jFritiay noon, Me
morial day. All are asked to come
aad bring well-filled baskets.
Tree tut lie Trimmed
With numerous complaint? comins-
in concerning the condition of over-?;
hanging trees and ft-rass grown side-;
walks -in various psrts of the city,
the park board is preparing to com-
I Knights adopted two important rero-
lntions,onH recording the organiza
tion in raver of the state's recon
struction program and another com
mendiue the Salvation army "for its
work during the war and .pledging
its support to the Salvation army
drive which is scheduled for a near
date.
"Thelma Individual Chocolate
... Made in Salem, 5c everywhere.
A Salem Product
VThelma" Individual Chocolates,
5c everywhere! " ,
f.1 rl cfrTflln
ETHEL CLWTOX
! . In
"Pettlgrew's tilrl"
CIIAKLES CHAPLIX
in
A Night at the Show'
Fine U forfeit el
. .because he' failed to put in an
appearanco In the municipal court
when arrested for speeding two day?
ago. E. C. McCalium yesterday for
feited $10 bond money.
ladies' V. I'. Cilcc Club .
Concert. First Methodist church.
May 31, at 8 o'clock.
Just Received 1
A shipment of five carloads of
"Diamond T" trucks. Place your or
der at once for -prompt delivery
Charles Livesley,. Marion Garage, op
posite Marion hotel.
Tne r.Is Dnce .
Moose Hall tonight.
Spanish War Veterans! '
All members of Hal Ilibbard
Camp No. 5 a'e ordered to report
! at Marion Square Friday, May 30,
at 2 p. m., without fail.
-V. L,; MASTEN, Com.
Get The 1 'act
"Has the Y' Made dod In
France by. Phelps tonight at the
Center- titreei f hnrliat i-hiirrh 13th
street." You will'nevti forget the!
wit of the American soldier as gly-j
en by tho speaker. Begins prompt
ly at 8. .
, WUEX U SALKiH. ORE4.ua
'- stop at .
t BLIGH HOTEL
? - A Home Away from Horn
i Strictly Modern 91.00 per day
104 Rtmm mt SUa Caafart
- Only Hotel la Buaines Dlatlrct
Tin Shop Ilc-Opened I
F.r H. Berger haa re-opened I his
sheet metaLshop at 660 N. High St.
Two Complaints Filed
In the justice court yesterday two
conilaints for the collection of mon
e were filed. One was by E. An
derson against C. C. Davenport,
to recover $15 on a check
made out to Adolph, brothers for
which there were insufficient funds.
The Business Men's Adjustment
company filed the other against P
E. Neal for collection of money due
on purchases of wood, water and
merchandise.
Day to Give Address-
Attorney Robin D. Day. who saw;
porviee in France with the gas and;
flam division of the A. K. F willi
give the Memorial day address Pri
day at Hubbard. Tie ij rIso sched
uled to speak at Middlt grove school
Thu-sdav, ttoinq; there with Colone
A. T. W'oolpert and Judge Danie
Webster, representing the Spaaiih
American and Civil war veterans re4
s petti vely.
Come On t '
f To Query's new dance hail tonightl
for a soo J time.
Tire. 40 Percent Off
Carry them away. Clarks TI:
House, 319 N. Commercial street.
WOOD
TVlay and Tomorrow-
See Charlie Chaplin in his latest
and best picture '"Shoulder Arms,
Bligh theater. -
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$or
IEeBestallhslHce
HARTMAN BROS. CO.
JeAvelers & ' Optician
X.V. Corner State & Liberty Sts
expedition? ry forces, I a cousin of
Mrs. 11. J. Fry and Miss Kiltie liar
bord of Salem. Press db patches re
rently mentioned the transfer of Gen
eral llar'oord.
Till" Week' I'rnjH-ry Keria1
Firm colors in Snowflake Draprry,
Rose. Blue and Green. .Regular He
at 1.7c per yard. C. 8. Hamilton.
Portland lUtnka Grr,v
A statement issued yesterday !y
Will H. !5nnett. staie superintend
ent of banks, shoning the ronaition
of the 23 banks and trust companie
In the city of Portland on thebasis
of the call of May" 12 gives the total
deposits as S140.299.96S 1J. This
is an Increase aver the call of March
4 of $15. 035.758. 01 and an Increase
over the call of May 10. 14 IS. cor
responding last year to the present
call of this year, of $33,991,280.47.
The statement gives the total re
sources of the Portland depositories
as $163,321,310.22.
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Xoti
We hav opened a first-clas re
pair shop and will rive the motoring
pnMIc the very b of service. Open
night and day and Sundays. Marion
Garage. Fhone ?C2.
I "IrI of Illue Kettle
State Treasurer O. P. ,Hoff has
been notified that he haa been chos
en "Uird of the. nine Kettle' at a
Masonic function to be held In Port
land during the Rose festival. The
appointment conucs fron "Geo-ge,
the son of Estes, who Is called by
his brethren. 'Master of the Eats.' "
White
Wash
Dress
Skirts
The Ever
Popular
Middy
Blouses
Are Here
Our stock of vsh'xio wash- $1.48-$1.98
skirts in complete, in palar- I
dine, poplins, wash Rutin, I
and novelty wash materials,
A long range of sizes to
choose from.
Regulation mUltly blouses in '
plain white, white with Mue
collars and cuffs; well made
garments of "good materials. 4
The prices are exeeptioually 2
reasonaMe.
$2.48
up to
$9.75
$1.98
$2.48
$2.98
six of whom were women. The ques
tions were given out in the housa
of representatives.
lay from ; the owner.' I will deliver i
you ona to live hundred cords ftj
choice btsr fir. sevi'ii dollars a cofl
fhone 743,1 T. U. 1ILKJH. i
i Cretonne
50c, COc, 75c and $1 values, 35:
i per, yard. C. S. Hamilton.
BUSTER
BROWN
HOSIERS
The Remnant Store,
'i' V 254 N. Commercial St.
- f
3 Prs
for
$1.00
Dance Tonight
Query's new hall, four miles out
on Rive:ide road. Warren Hunt
pn drums.
Minister Will Marry
At marriage license' was Issued yes
terd'ay for Teddy Wyatt Leavitt. aged
23, of Eugene, to . wed Miss Esthejr
M.. C. Gremmels. aged 22. of this
cjtyi The former Is. a minister ansd
his bride-to-be, a student. The cei"
I emony will take place at the First
Christian church today.
MThelma" Individual Chocolates
A Salem product made by The
Gray Belle distributed by George
E. Wtcrs for sale everywhere, 5c.
The Peace Edition
2-5 cents per copy. The Statesman
will attend to the mailing of them
without extra charge.
For Hardware,' Furniture and
Second Hand Goods, See
CAPITAL HARDWARE and
FURNITURE CO.
If you have furniture, stoves
or carpets to 'sell, phone 947,
or call at 283 ,X. Com'I Street
&x Effective Thui-sday-
' If your cow gets out of the fence
in the morning you'd better go after'
It before Thursday, whea the new
state law affecting estravs goes in
to effects-This provides that mnlcs.
cattle, hogs, sheep and other domes
tic animals may be taken up and
fed and the cost charged to the own
er at the rate of ?0 cents per day
Axe Used cn Saf
An amateur saft crecker did con
siderable, damage to the safe in the
Paul Traglio warenonse pn : is.ast
Trade street near the river night
before last, but' failed to get It open.
With- an axe the combination , and
knobs were knocked off and a few
dents made in the front before the
burglars tave up. No inOaey was
Conference tten Monday
The Oig3n Prophetic conference
opens la Salem June 2 in the First
Congregational church. It Is a
world movement and three of the
largest buildings to Philadelphia
will be filled this week with the
ame subjects. Dr.' John McFarlem
comes west and speaks the after
noon of Monday, June 2 at 2 o'clock
Deputations from- different parts of
the state will attend aud Oregon's
conference 'leader. Rev. WalU-r Duff.
will also give his famous diagrams
The confertnee is irterdenomjnation
al and othodox and stands for the
same Pible teachings as Moody. Spur
geon. F. B. Meyer and the world's
e:eate3t teachers. Dr. A. F. Hutch
inson of Piedmut Presbrterlan
church will speak, on "Jerusalem
and the Jews." Conference sessions
will be 'afternoon at 2 t 4:30 and
7:30 to 9:30. Tha jjublic is invited
Thoroughly Moslem Well-Iluilt Six-
Room bungalow for sale, complete
n every detail, inrnac. nrepiace.
Dutch kitchen, etc. A genuine bar
kgain If taken at once. Will sell fur
niture. Phone 2230.
It not claimed within five days cs-T valuable paptrrt.. t
i trays may be sold to pay the costs. I , y
MONUMENTS
Blanks were prepared yesterday by
the district attorney a-td-c e now in
possession of the county clerk, who !
Th lMe Ince
Moose Hall tonight.
If your monumental work is solicit-1 will give them, out to all desiring to
ed. kindly ask the solicitor lor our l take ep stock.
Business cara. i
Capital Monumental worn.
2210 S. Com. St. Phone 689. Salem
" Phone 352. Res. Phone 1532W
V I R. tvV BALLAXTYXE
j -Piano Tuner
' . PLAYERS. A SPECIALTY .
- With Cherriagton Piano House,
v ' 415 Court St. Salem, Or.
Salem Auto Radiator Shop
Radiators, Fenders and Gas I
i Tanks Repaired i
Tractor Radiators a Wpecialty
All work guaranteed.
198 S. 12th St. ) Salem, Ore.
I Ladies' W. U. Glee Club
Concert. First Methodist church.
May 31, at 8 o'clock. i
Dr. O. 1M Scott
Chirop'-aclic Spinologist is now In
Portland. His offices in the United
States Bank building are open, how
ever for the making of appointments.
Man's Hip Droke
When John Lamme, a deaf man,
who was tun down Saturday night
by an automobile ' driven by Miss
G. Shay; was taken to the Deaconess
hospital after, the accident it whs
found thit the force of the blow hid
broken a hip. Lamm?, unable- xo
bear the klaxon on the machine.
walked directly in its path.
A tiood Time , '.
''Assured you tonight at' Query's
hall. - Good music.-
Cretonnes f
50c, 60c, 75c and $1 values, 35c
per yard.: C. S. Hamilton.
Used Pianos-
Going fast. Grab one.
& Son.
E. L. Stiff
W. Jrott
Bank of Commerce bildg. 407-8. J of Sooze sent through the mail
aa! anonymous friend, Judg:ng
IJouor Sent Attorney
District Attorney .Max ueniaar was
the recipient yesterday of a bottle
;py
by
'V' Kmall Investment Loans Realty
. Loans House Jtental Agency,
- General Property Dealing.
JOHN IL SCOTT, REALTY CO
404-406 Hubhard Bldg.
Phone 254 Salem, Ore.
Mickel Acain Elect"
"A. A. Mickel of Sa!m has been re
elected secretary of the 3tate coun
cil, Kaights of Columbus, which met
in Salem. All other officers were
reflected. Httldes Mr. Mickel they
are: State deputy, F.i J. Lonergan,
Portland; treasurer. J. W. Dyer. Pen
dleton; state advocate. S. M. P. Do-
lan, Corvallis. and state warden, L.
S. Donnelly, Mount Aasel. The
the aroma, the fluid is the bent bralid
of "joy water." H is now on fx
hlbit on the district attorney's dek.
The bottle is abont three incaes- lqng
and contains about half a doien
thimbleful?.
In a Trading 5lood?:
If you want to trade in a used
ano for a new one, we are ready.
LY Stiff & Son.
Dr. Walton Ketnms
. .'.Dr. R. W Walton .returned to
Salem Sunday morarar.? The doc
tor reach 1 PortlandtTtrorsday even
ing and Mrs. W'alton went to Port
land Friday morning lo meet him
Since being discharged from military
service Dr. Walton ' has spent three
months in the east aad has taken
post-graduate wore in hospitals In
New York and Boston and at Johns
Hookina university. He is feeliug
fine and glad to set back home.
Complaint DlnUe!
The public service commission yes
terday dismissed a eomplaiat of the
city of Wallowa against the Enter
prise Electric company alleging poor
service and inequality of rates in the
distribution of light and power. The
company has three generating plants
in or near the cities of Wallowa, En
ter-prise and Joseph aad gives ter-
vice to .those towns and also to
Lostine and Evans. The general of
fices of the company are in Spokane.
Dr. Carl E. Miller
Has opened his dental office at
510-511 U. S. bank bid. Phone 341.
Judite IVArry To fcpeak
Judge P. H. D'Arcy will go to
Dallas Friday morning to be the
principal speaker at the Memorial
day exercises in tne armory mere,
Judge D'Arcy alA spoke last Sun
day at Union hall in Salem when
the Capital Typographical union held
its annual memorial services. His
topic was "The Old Time Friater
Others on the progtam were H. S.
Hons hard, president of the union.
and State Printer .A. W. Lawrence.
Better Grab a Piano-
Some used pianos, almost as good
as new. Will not lasL Better grab
them. E. L. Stiff & Son.
Killed In Shipyard
Lewis J. Glass. 31 years old. wi
accidentally killed in r Portland
shipyard early yesterday, saysa mes-
Malor Jack Hamilton I saite received by his mother-in-law.
Aad his French.hxide will appear Mrs. William Cromley ot Polk coun
for the last '.times tonight at Ye . ty. The body arrived In Salem, last
Liberty theater.. i night and was taken to the Cromley
! home. Fuaeral arrangements have
IKm't Forget not been announced
That F. E. Sharer Harness rtore,
170 South Comercial street, has a
full line of Boston bags and suit
cases. . See them.-
WHITE WASH DRESS SKIRTS
Our stock of white wash tlress skirts U complete in jjaliar
line, poplins, wash satins, and novelty wash materials. A
long range of sizes to choose from.
$1.48 $1.98 $2.48 up. to $9.75
i'
f - . .
Extraordinary values in wanted merchandise.
- $
Children 'r fast hlaek. medium and heavy weight hosiery,
reinforeed knees, heels and toes, pair . . . .35c
Women's summer rests, low neck, sleeveless, each .....23c
Women's low neck, knee union suits, land top ..59c
Women's Bungalow Aprons, light and dirk percales ..79c
Children's play dresses, good duality giifham; Ages 6
years to 14 years $1.48, $1.93, $2.48
Women's Lingerie Waists ;. 9Bc, $1.48 to $70
Slip on Sweatersall colors '.$3.98, $4.75 to $6.95
,
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QUALITY
MERCHANDISE
POPULAR
PRICES
1. &. tjipl ffia
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and which will be worn by those who
are to represent the ploneirs in the
pageant. ,
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PERSONALS
Miss Carrie -Hurst left yesterday
for Minneapolis. -, ;
Mr. an J Mrs.! R. II. .Dearmond
of Bend, departed, yesterday after
noon on their return trip home. Mr.
Deamond is proprietor of a garage,
Mrs. R. H. Thompson of "Wren and
Mrs. M. J. DeGrarr of Oklahoma
City. Okla., are la the city vUiting
Mrs. Mary Entrei. I
-Mm. E. S. Tyler, went to Lebanon,
Or., yesterday where she will visit
with relatives for a few days.
GERMS ; OF DISEASE should he
promptly' expelled from the blood.
This Is a -time when the system Is
especially susceptible to them.' Get
rid of all impurities In the blood by
taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. and thns
fortify yotfr whole body and prevent
Illness. i .
,
. The Citlllan I'm surprised Ihat
you. a- police ofTicer,' should allow
yourself to bo hela op and robbed.
The Cop But you sir, we
Were on strike when it happened.
Washington ftar. .
E.
See Our
ELECTRIC WASHING
I ;: MACHIN?S
! Welch Electric Co.
370 State St. . Phone 933
WANTED
Furniture, ranges, heaters, tcids
and, in fact, anything you have
to selL I buy for cash. Phone
610 or 611.' A -
W00DRY, The Auctioneer
NOTICE
It yon have any Juns or aecond
hand goods of any kind, see us
first. " . -. '
CAPITAL JUNK CO.
271 ChemekeU St. Phono 308
LAST DAY
t
1 ' ' ' ' - :
Major
Jack Hamilton "
and
HIS FRENCH BRIDE
A Thrilling Lecture
COME - EARLY
YE LIBERTY
Decoration Day Services .
. nrration dav cervices will 1 be
held 't the Picnecr . church - near
Brooks F.lday. May 30. Rev. Sid-
nev W. Hall of Kimball College of
Theology will be the speaker ind
Rev. Alfred Bate3 will be the sflo
let. The service will begia at 10t30
o'clock a. m.
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Full value paid for
, Liberty Bonds
in trade at .
The People's Cash Store
Phone 451.
186-196 North Commercial St
Western Junk & Salvage
Company
The, lllg Dance
Moose Hall tonight.
Rates Raises Money
Rev. Alfred Hates returned to Sa
lem from Willamina ajd Bntr on
fucsdav after having raised $Cfl to
ward the centenary fund of the Meth
odist Episcopal chuich.
Emmett White 1
Will shin lambs, hogs and cattle
next Saturday. Highest matket
price paid. Phone 1425-M, or lCsl
Students Hear lajor
.Major Jack Hamilton, United
States army, who fought with the
Freoch British and American forces
in the world war, spoke to. the high
school' students Tuesday with the
permission of Superintendent John
V. Todd. .Madame Hamilton, who
is a war heroine, accompanies her
husband. Major Hamilton lectures
at the Liberty theatre tonight.
Tlii Week's Drapery Seci4l
Firm colors in Snowflake Drapery,
Rose, Blue and Green. Regular tbc
at oTc'per yard. C. S. Hamilton.
Dr. L. IL Springer, Dentlt, Moore
Building, corner Court aad Liberty
Seek Father's Body
Chief of Police Varney is in re
ceipt of a communication from Paul
Cront nberger, asking that the Sa
lem police department keep a look
out for the finding of the body of
Rev. J. Cronenberger la the Willam
ette river. The elder Ctonenberger
is believed it have been drowned
in the Willamette at Corvallis May
20. as his clothing was found on the
bank of the river. The-police de
partment requests that should any
one discover a body in the river the
Information be .telephoaed to tha
police station.
Roule your freight tU
Willamette
Valley Transfer Co.
Express sernce at freight rates.
Long distance hauling tnly.
Phone 1400
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li We 'Are Always Advancing f
Good Used Ptanos
Some good as new; almost at
your own price. E.. L. Stiff & Son.
Has KeliHve: Here-
Major General James G. Harbord.
head of the se:-vice supply or me
Anerican expediiioDary forceo. who
has been made cniei oi stau oi inw
Try Northern Flour
"It's a Bear." Every sack guar
anteed. At your grocer's.
We
your
CALL 700
will buy for spot cash,
old furniture, tools.
household goods, hardware and
junk of all descriptions. There
is hardly an item we do not
buy. ' -.
We specialize in this line
are able to pay all your goods
are worth. " ;
Give as a trial.
Corner Center & K Com!
Balem, Oregon :-
Thr-e Attorneys Admitted
; Upon approval of their vert if I
cates from other 'states three attor-
seys were yesterday admitted by! thr
supreme court to tne practice oi iaw
'in the courts of Oregon. They Were
D C. Hartson of Klamath Falls, who
holds a Nevada ceitificate; Arthur
G. Beattie of Oregon iCty, whoj has
a Kansas certificate, and Albertus
H. Switzer-of Corvallis. who has an
Illinois certificate. The May I law
examinations are now in progress
here with about 30 applicants for
certificates taking ,tbe: tests.
Genuine
ASPIRINj
The Aspirin TaMets we recom
mend are made in America by
one of the largest and most rcli
able manufacturers in the world
Each tablet contains "i grains of
chemically pure aspirin guaran-
m teed undr the pure -food and
dm? laws of the C. S. llovcrn-
ment.
We have tlve'm in loxes of 12
or 24 tablets ami littles of 100.
Cliarlie Chaplin
In "Shoulder Arms." his latest
and best at the Bligh theater today
and tomorrow. ,.
Ready To
Waterbury, the marathon pianist,
is all wound tip and ready to begin
his Ioag grind over the piano key
board. He begins at 10 o'clock this
morning in the show window of E.
L. Stiff & Son, in his attempt to
break his record of continuous play
ing with both hands. His present
record is 65 hours and 7 minutes. An
attendant give him food aad nour
ishment. Mr. Waterbury says he is
in good shape and expects to break
his record. His window is all ar
ranged, with the piano he nses. also
a talking machine is in place, which
he plays duets with when he becomes
tired and sleepy. A small table 1
near at hand npon which 1 placed
bandages, bottles of liniment, clean
towels, and dishes already for a meal
to be served. A prize is to be given
to the person estimating the nearest
number of hours and minutes played
in his attempt to break his record.
Standard Scale Book
In duplicate. Statesman job of
flee.
Always improving our service always aiming to make it i
T . I . 7 . 1 , ? .1
to your advantage to ucai prun us. -
more
SCHAEFERS DRUG STORE
fThe Penslar StoreiM .
135 North. Commercial Street.: Phone 197 '. ."' --
4 . .
imilllMlllntHMMIHmilHHt
Receipts, Notes and All IUaa
At Statesman Job off lea.
Perry's Drug Store
75e
Legal Blanks-
Get them at the Statesman Job of
fice. Catalog on application.
a f 1 ... 1
; Oscar Hayter of Dallas and Arthur
Clark of Corvallis. both attorneys
on the state boaid of examijners.
were here yesterday, giving the bar
examination to nearlv 30 candidates
Store
Exclusive Agents for Salem
115 S. Commercial Street
Picneers Lire Again-
Many of the old pioneers will live
again in the characters of the his
torical pageant which is to be givea
on the campus of Willamette univer
sity June 7; 9 and 10. in commem
oration of the Tith anniversary of
the institution. Older residents of
the valley have aided the pageant
committees in furnishing informa
tion concerning just how these orig
inal settlers IookeJ, and many have
lent garments that belonged to tho
who helped to make Oregon, bi&tory.
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WANTED
nnrriac r
Pears 1
if
" and
Logan- s
berries
We are conlrictixig '
Royal Ann Cherries at 8c lb.
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Loganberries Jat . . 8c lb.,
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Strawlerries it . ..... . .. . .12c lb.-
: " "'
Red Raspberries . . . ,
.........12c lb.
Gooseberries j.,... .'.....wJ
Bartlett Tears .;...i....0 00 ton
We furniji boxes and crates. f
MANGIS
! m - Phone 717
642 SUU St.
BROS;
Sales, Oregon
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