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1 " THE OREGON' STATES3IAX: YED!CESDAtV JOT3 18, 1910
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CITY
SMEWS
Beautiful designs, values .$1.00
nd 1.20,at 87 cents a pard at
Hamilton B. ( . j , ,. '
Texan Investigate County
Dr. Garrett Hogg, of Edna Texas
it In Salem to look over the country
with a ta locating here. He is
accompanied by his family.'
i. irott ' ..riTflrjjTjj
Bank of Commerce, bildg.. 4u7-.
Try Xorthern Floui
7 "Iff a Bear., Every sack guar
anteed. At yonr grocer's. - .
19 Sot Absent or Tartly j.
Nineteen children of Garfield
school were neither absent nor tar
dy during the two semesters of
1118-1919, acording,! to report?
.which have been prepared. Follow
ing are the pupils making he rec
ord: Kenpeth Hewitt, Minnie Shrode.
Erelvn Johnson. Eldon Foster; Wal
ter Siegel, Kenneth Seely, Eugenia
Fischer, Lillian Walters, Leon a Geer
Gwendolyn Hubbard, Eugene Wal
ters, Jlmmie Emmett, Stanley Price.
Willa Simpson,' Gwendolyn Jarman.
Arlie It, Anderson, Norman Win
slow, Earl Wherry, Ernest G. Beley.
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Legal Blank
Get them 'at the' Statesman lob of
fice. Catalog on application.
In a Trading Mood?
If you want to trade In a used pi
ano for a new one, we are ready. E.
U Stiff & Son.
i'V J UA W 1 U J kv I
ENID BENNETT
in'
"The Law cf Men'
i 1 iiiinriinliiii
McCroskey to fit. Helens
Manager T. E. McCroskey of the
Commercial club will leave tonight
for St. Helens where he will deliver
an , address to the chamber of com-.
merce. i His subject will be 'Com
munity Organiiation,"
Shadow, Net
Beautiful designs, values $1.00
$1.20-at 87 cents a pard at Ham
ilton's. 7 i ,
. Cfn directive sbom'kg
cf Beautiful Nedlzcez
. In errl lengths and rt a tie
. range of price. Identical in lint,
site and ru'ehing with frmitr.e
. oriental pear! cf fabufotu villi.
Yott will bn fascinated Ir La
Tauten N!acM, the "touch su
preme for feminine costume.
1 HARTMAX BROS. CO.
X.W. Corner State A Liberty
Field jaVtiilecyi, on arrival, in Port
land, next. week, will be given one of
the. greatest o"all soldier receptions
forwhich the. Oregon metropolis has
Wo me 'famous. Hiram will then
fa&?rj to hisSalem home. i
Better Grab a Piano , ';
Some used pianos, almost as good
as new, Will not last. Better grab'
them. E. L. SUff & Son. 7
"Tlielma' Individual Chocolate?
Made in Salem', 5c everwhere.
BUSTER
BROWN
HOSIERS j
j The Remnant Store,
254 N. Commercial St
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3 Prs,
Inspection at Independence-
Adjutant General Stafrin, Major
A. A. Hall and Major William H. Em
erick of Portland went to Indepen
dence last night to attend the fed
eral inspection of Company I, Oregon
National Guard. ' The entire regi
ment is being inspected preparatory
to being mustered" into federal ser
vice. 1 ' : . ... . .., .... :'
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nnnf Going fast. Grab one.
E. L. Stiff
; Did It Ever Occur to You
THAT
our prices oh strictly high grade piano
art lens than it l possible for you to
get elsewhere. The quality best, -and
. term eaay. - i;. 4 . -. . j .
- THE W1LET B. ALLEX CO. f :
tit Court SL, in the Derby Building.
Gooseberries, Strawberries and lien
tish Cherries i. : ..
We are in the market. Bring
them to our .big plant, opposite S.
P, Co. passenger station.. Phez Co
jCompton Studies New Work
Louis H. Compton,' newly appoint
ed state parole officer is spending
much of his time at the penitentiary
recently becoming accustomed to. his
new duties 'which .v will take up
on July 1. . ,j .
MONUMENTS
If your monumental work Is .solicit
ed, kindly ask the -solicitor for our J welcome.
Elks Jitney Dance Tonight
At the armory 8 p. m. You are
business card. -t s
- Capital Monumental Works,
22T0 S.Com. St. , :P - ?8 3. Salem
Salem Auto . Radiator Shop i
..Radiators, .Fenders and .Gas i
, , t, Tanks Repaired i
-Tractor - Kadlators a . Bpoclalty 7
- "! r xil work' guaranteed. - 1 1
118 8. 12th' St; ' Salem, Ore.
hour of 10 o'clock a. m. at the farm
of W. L. 'Simeral. deceased, about
10 miles of east of Salem, Oregon,
on the penitentiary road, and about
four miles north and east of Mac
leay, Oregon, all stock and farm Im
plements including one stallion. Gal-
lard de Oleye, No. 4190 and several
head of good cows, also 15 head of
goats.
A Salem Product
"Thelma" Individual
5c everywhere.
Chocolates, !
Jury lba
In the case of the Odd Fellows
lodge against G. H. Tracy, charged
with selling short cords of wood, the
jury was1 unable to come to an
agreement. .
Examining Miyskian Appointed
Dr. Elbert V. Cable, the represen
tative of the b urea a of war risks of
the northwest division, has been in
the city and appointed Dr. Roy Ilyrd
as medical examiner for disabled sol-
aier. sauors. and nurses for Marion
and Polk counties.
Now
on
Display
Orcgonus
A perfect cigar.
PHEZ HI-BALL
MOST POPULAR
WITH SHRINERS
Custek Funeral Thursday
The funeral of Dr. William A.
Cusick who died shortly after noon
Monday will be held at the family
home, 219 West Lincoln street
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
The Rev. V. C. Kantner of the First
Congregational church will conduct
tho cervip and hiirl.il will he In
the Odd Fellows cemetery, with ser- Loganberry Juice Drink frOffl
Salem Masonic lodge. The body wil
lie in state at the chapel of Webb &
Clough until 10 ojclock Thursday
morning. ... T
Baby Chicks few Bale
Today 544 State street. Phone
400. '
Lncile Barton, Willamette Instructor
Is enrolling' students in her sim
mer courses in v-jice and piano. $98
N. 17th. Phone 1588.
Reservists May Join Marines
Word has just been received from
headquarters In Washington. D. C,
by Sergeant Jesse Hill of the ma
rine corps recruiting station in the
United States National Bank build
ing, that men who are enrolled in
the naval reserve forces and who are
on inactive duty, may be discharged
to enlist in the marine corps if they
so. desire. The marine corps Is at
present time j offering some excep
tional opportunities.
This Week's Drapery Special
English Lever Nets, values $2.50.
$2.75. $3.00 at $1.49 a yard at Ham
ilton's. - -
MJnnetta Magers Special Summer-
Term In vocal begins June 20-21.
Apply studio; 521 Court street.
Pioneer's Funeral Held
The funeral of Mrs. Rebecca Kays,
who died at the home of her daugh
ter, Mrs. H. C. Wells near Buena
Vista, Saturday. June 14 was held at
that place Monday and the services
were conducted by the Reverend
Turnldge of Jefferson with burial in
the Buena Vista cemetery. ..Mrs.
Kays was a pioneer of 1852. settling
near Buena Vista when she with her
husband first came to Oregon. She
was 86 years of age and Was sur
vived by two of her six children, Mrs
H. C. Wells and H. C. Kays of Sa
Willamette Valley Makes
ConTentIon Hit
SALEM WELL AD VERTISED
This Week's Drapery Special
English Lever Nets, values $2.50.1
12.75. $3.0Ctat fl.49 a pard at Ham-'ilton's.
Shaw Wool Pool ,
There will be offered for sale 3400
fleeces of wool to the highest' bidder
on Friday, June -20, at 2 p. m. at
Shaw. Oregon. The committee re
serves the right to reject any and all
bids. , Ndn but sealed bids will be
received. C. J. Hunt, W. H. Down
ing, Lew Drager, Chas Hein, John
Smith. Sale Committee. C. J. Hunt,
Secretary.; ,
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. Small Investment ',Loflns llealty
1 Loana Hons Kentai Agency,
General Property Dealing. j.
JOHN H. SCOTT REALTY CO.,
404-405 Hubbard Bldg. !
Phone 254 Salem, Ore.
"Fruit Growers? Attention-
fBig Money in. Dried Products.
-Save your fruit. j- .
(Evaporator equipment, about
one third its value) complete plant
for sale (Fruit dryer) ready for
operation short , notice, best location
in the west, offered at "positive bar
gain ( Came' to me on mortgage.)
Small cash payment required, liberal
terms, on balance . Would consider
to join with responsible parties to
operate commercial dryer. (Believe
can clear $100 per day or better.)
Investigate this. For appointment
here or" Salem address "Commercial
Evaporator",, care 662 Elm St., Port
land,: Ore. -;
Come tAJhe Dane
Given by the Elks tonight at the
armoryrS'p. m.:. -15 pieee. orchestra.
Bestberp. i: ;r , '
Dayton MtfB "Hero v '
L. L. Thornton of Dayton was In
Salem - ob ' business yesterday. 1 Mr.
Thornton is one of the most promi
nent farmers in his vicinity and has
done - much - in county development
work..- - .
IUlbery at Jefferson
The Smith & Fontaine store at
Jefferson was . broken Into Mondar
night and a few pairs of shoes, suits
of underwear, revera) pocket knives.
and flash lights were stolen. The
thieves gained entrance by crawling
under the building and sawing a hole
in me noor. As so little merchan
dise was taken It would appear that
me inert ?was -commltteed ty ho
boes, but no trace of the thieves has
been discovered.
Dr. B.F. Pound Recently Returned
from service announces the' open
ing of his dental office, 5th floor,
U. S. bank bldg. Phone 169.
RefflKtered in Portland
R. H. Mills and XJv A. Wood of Sa
lem are registered at the Hotel Port-
ana, roniana. .
Salem Velie Conioanv ;
12 North Commercial street, now
prepared o do all kindsvf auto re
pairing. Expart mechanics. Service
station for Dort an Velie cars.
Miss Bertha Clark, Whistler , . . .
A nnnmnanlil hv fll ifitr v MiRR
Bernlce Clark, will be heard at" Ihe 7h,e dama5es r tor personal
Damage Case Ained
The suit for $-5,720 damares of
Mrs. Addie R. Daue and B. J.etaol
Mrs. Addie R. Daue against Donald
W. and B. J. Miles whJrh honn In
department No. V. of circuit court
Monday. will be concluded today. All
the testimony waa in yesterday and
iwo er tne- arguments were made.
Harvey Wells Tells How Ore
gon Was Put on Map at
Indianapolis Meeting
Insurance Commissioner Harvey
Wells, has returned from Indianapo
lis, where he was sent In advance
representing the ShrLiera of Ore
gon. All during hl3 stay there the
thermometer registered around 85
and 90. and he now admits that Sa
lem and the Willamette valley looks
mignny good to Mm.
The member of (he Oregon Shrine
had one of the dining rooms in the
Clay'pool hotel for their headquaters,
which was artistically decorated wUh
palms, ferns, and eighty-two baskets
of roses. M. Wells stated that It
took 1100 roses to fill these baskets
and vase3
Transparencies owned by the Port
land Commercial club showing views
of the highwav and Cratrr lako were
exhibited r.nd ten large paintings of
views or Oregon were placed upon
easels at prominent places in the
headquarters.
A Hawaiian orchestra was secured
and dancing was permitted, whereby
the Oregon headquarter won proved
to be a popular place. It is estimat
ed that 20,000 people lsited th?r?
dally. Mr. Wells stated that they
wo'ild start dancing as early as nine
o clock in. the morning and would
close about twelve midnight; when
the crowd would go out on th? street
and lobby of the hotel and contlaue
for some time
. One of the greatest attractions at
the Oregon headquarters was the fa
mous loganbe:Ty Juice, known as
Phex.- Keeping account of the num
ber of gallons ud and n't e of the
glasses, and knowing the amount
each glass would contain, it was fig
ured that over 211.-000 drinks were
served. At the booth where . Phex
was served were pictures of -the lo-
Properly Draped &
Well Made Dreises
Every woman kbowVthe diffi
culty in making k good fitting
dress, that hangs gracefully and
looks finished an J 'smart. :
fl 7 '
And they woul J thoroughly ap-
preciate the beautiful effective
If
styles we are now: showing.
Particular
Making
the care
these
in
In the small details
ind skill displayed
dresses will appeal to you as
splendid examples of how a dress
should be made.
The season's popular materials
are shown, in colors, and trim
ming combinations of embroid
er', tucks and frills are most ef
fectively used.
f
Visit our Heady-to-Wear De
partment and make your selec
tion before our stocks are broken
up- ; ' 7
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fYnnlitv TiTTrift.Tidiia 1 POTJUlkX Pri
j
musicale tonight, First
tlonal church.
Congrega-
iiijunes auegea io nave been sus
tained when the plaintiff was struck
by the automobile of the defendants.
W estern Junk & Salvage Co.
We buy all kinds Junk, hardware,
furniture, tools, machinery. There
la hardly an item we do" not buy.
Phone 70. 403 N. Cojnmerclal St.
Hiram. I-last Coming - "
. Hiram East of Salem 13 with the
Fourteenth Field artillery, which has his offices yesterday for
landed in New York from France.
He" is a Salem boy, nephew of S. S.
East, 1320 Court ctreet. Hiram
wire3 home that he Is well; has not
seen a sick day while in the service.
ibout two years. The Fourteen tn
Adjutant General Here i
Adjutant General Stafrin was in
the first
time since his headquarters .have
been transferred to Salem. He will
not change his residence to; this city
Popular Prices
I
fore has the entire Paclfio coast boen
ualted as they have la this Instance.
"The city of Los Angeles gave
tho Shrlnrra ISA Ortrt ! rfvr a.
""h'r'" v-rds mi a view of State ! California. SeatUe at the expense o:
120.000.
months and t haven't 'aeca a new
face! I !
Hub No rvew face? Why, my
dear, we-ve cnanged our help eight
limes. Boston" Transcrtrt. ,t
street showing the canitol. and eth
er views in and around Salem. Th-s
loganberry produce and Salem were
certainly put on th jrwp.
Oae way of getting before the del-
"It 13 estimated that over 75,
000 people will come to this con
vention, the biggest thing that Ore
gon has ever had. and I have prom-
Lena llelle Tartar.
Will continue 'her
classes this Bummer.
street N. Phoae 334.
private vocal
162 Liberty
from Dallas, however, but will make, "f dividual. Chocolate-
the journey from and to his home
each day. . ,
for Hardware. FurnUur and
'-Second Hand Goods see ,
CAPITA t. MABDWAHE ,
. KVRKHTURK CO.
If you? fcave t utniture stoves or
earpeU to sell, phone .-M7.- or
rl nt SWl N. (iifrflilMit
A Salem Product made bv The
Gray Belle distributed by Georee
K. Water for sale everywhere, 5c.
ecates was the page ad which were; lsej niany there that I would show
placed in the morning paper. Mr. i lhera tne uiumette valley and the
Wells employed several boys to fold , city of salcm. Talking to the oth
the page ad out. giving the appear- er membcrs here In Salem today we
ance of being the first page, and left tlieve that one form of entertain
a copy every morning at the door of InMt WOJ1& be to have a "special
tho rpescntatives and on picking up trAln eacn daT rome down the West
the p-jper the first thins yju would to Gerllnger. cns to Salem and
see was "Portland grants you In back to Portland.' ThU will glvt
1920." . ithem a Mde through come cf the
Another way lof Igettlng before t vinmtt vallev. see Salem, and
the delegates: A letter wss written j land them back Ia portund early
to ach representative ana piacca a the afternoon.
in tne man me oar jJiurc iuc -one form of getting before n
RANTED
Pnrnltnre, ranges, heaters, tools
and. In fact, anything you. have
to selL I bay for cash. Phone
B10 or fill '
W00DRY, The Auctioneer
WUK5 Ui SALEM, OREUOIt
. ' . , ; stop at .
. - - : BLIGH HOTEL ' -r-"'
-' :- AJHwii'A way from Home
Strictly Modem tl.OO per day
100 Rmm f Sll Cfrt
Only Hotel" to Bvinea Diatlrct
SMOKES
- 1 .7 .' AT ; s
j SMITH'S J
Tobacc -Smoker's Articles
STATE and COMMERCIAL
.MisB Bertha Clark 1 . . . .
Miss Bernice .Clark, high school
girls octette, William Harris will as
sist at musicale First Congregational
church. " !
Good. Used Piano 7 ' i
Sbme good as new; - almost at
your own price. E. L. Stiff & Son.
Attend Mnsle
Mrs. AV. Ellingsworth and daugh
ter. Lillian, or Albany, Mrs. A. J.
Sather. Mrs. Thomas Severson and
Bjorn Gadeholt of Silverton and Mrs.
A. C. Steingrube of Turner were In
attendance at the juyenile recital of
Miss Eugene Levy's violin Dunila at
ner studio Monday eening.
Votice of .Sale
Public sale June 19. 19.19 at the
Oregon ns Cig
A Salem product.
WHY NOT HAVE
NORMAL HEALTH?
prac-
NOTICE
If yon have any Junk or second'
. hand goods of any kind, see us
CAPITAL JUNK CO.
271 Chemeket St. Phone S98
Auto Repair Shop
HOME of the VESTA BATTERY
Battery Repairing and Recharging
L. 51. MILLER, Prop.
245 Center St.
is
caused by nerve
interference
with!
Disease
pressure, by
those ' channels which transmit
Phone 927 mental impulses from the brain to
n.Toivr. rn-iiaievery tissue cell in the body. If
I 1 1 1 I
JUKI eotnpieieiy ommuira uu in . . . t i
painted. At a bargain for somebody, j 100 per CCUt 01 mental impulse IS
Alan antriH fond buva in -other makes I
FuIIyeexpressecl m Minction. tnen
Five New Flu Cases-
The flu situation remains
tically the same. Dr. J. Rav Pam-
berton announces that five new sac-
es nave been reported In the last
two days, but thre is no cause for
concern.
Standard Scale Bnoki
In duplicate. Statesman loh of
flee.
A MODEL i SO.
Cleaning and Djrelng
At City Cleaning Works.
Stato street.; Phone 703.
1261
Bc Our ; ;,. :
: ELECTRIC WASHING '
MACHINES
Welch Eledric Co.
: 573 State SL 7 , Thone 052
.of secondhand cars. H ton lumber
trailer, Thayer-Sharer-Uuliey maKf,
rarly new, at one-half price of new
trailer.
Wood-Rose Motor Co.
246 State St. Thone 311
MYRTLE KN0WLAND
Music and Musical Merchandise
Sonora Dealer in Salem
Arrives in New York
' W. If. FLat nnhw f Q 5 xr -
' . ..-vnr T ,1 - ' Anr.
we Iiare ISUKMAIj IIAIjIII, AJ of 1320 Court street, arrived Mon
BOON. TO WHICH EVERY UXjTJ v" ,lT .V? .C1 y ,r,ora T.ura"
. I tie nas seen active service with bat-
MAN BEING IS ENTITLED. If tery C. 148tU field artillery.
i
there'is interference and the Chir- Dr. W. Carlton Smith
. it. 1 1 o iruicuru ins oinces in the
ui ,av"" v., v i Masonic Tenrplo, Phone 440.
once to the seat of the trouble,
vention opened. Tnls letter was an
Invitation to attend the Oregon head
quarters and have one of the cele
brated Phex nighballs and secure a
booklet of the Columbia highway and
Oregon scenic views. All of these
letters wera signed, giving the ap
pearance that the Potentate W. J
Hofmann had written a personal In
vitation, and the next day many
brought their letters to headquar
ters stating that they had ieclved
an invitation from the poteatale to
rail. Over 13.000 booklets were
dTpn out showing views of Oregon
and explaining what the visitors
would see when they canw to Ore
gon- . .
"Sir.ce I have reiurnea. many nur
asked what won the conventloa."
said Mr. Wells. "The only anwr
that can be given is that it was co
operation and organization.. Thone
fom Los Angeles. Seattle, woraea as
hard ! we did tJ land the conven
tloa for ro:tland. For Instant,
when I received the word over th
phone that we had won. one of th J
Seattle boys grabbed me around the
neck and gave a yell that cou'd be
beard from Indianapolis to Seattle.
Out in the lobby were several Ios
Angeles boys and they were J'ist as
pleased that Portland got it ai
thonch their own eity hd won.
The Eastern peopl- conia noi na
delegates at Iadianspolis was with
small tags, the aame as an automo
bile tag. and read, "License No. 1J20.
Portland." There made a great nit.
Over 120,000 were used and they
could be seen on people anywhere
you went."
Send a copy of the Peace edition
to the boys In Ue MerrirA. Only
limited number of coplea left, so or.
der early. eenta per opy.
Young Wife (In the country)
This Is amice place yoa're brought
me to. We've been here for four
415 Court St.
Telephone 352
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Salem, Oregon adjusting the suhluxated verte- . A building permit was granted yes-
We'want to buy
' I Good Potatoes
Best 'Market Price ,
,We furnish the sacks and call
for the potatoes at your place.
The People's Cash Store
, "Phone 463. - 7"
186-19C Korth Commercial St.
WOOD SPECIAL
10 Days
75 cords Big Body Fir Wood
at $7-00 per cord.
60 cords 2nd Growth Fir
wood at $6.50 per cord.
- 7.C.H. Tracy Wood Co.
W V rl r mm m, .
i u: i... l" "race m. jrwm tor. tne
uitfc i tuni i-usu.uus construction of a frame dwelling at
the use of his. bare hauds only. H"1 Nor,n 'Khteenth street. The
.4 i I " i- nisi is (svv ana me ou ita
lic then makes it possible for thejing will be put up by day labor.
.full amount of life force to reach itecelpta. Note, and All m
ASPIRIN
Genuine American
The Apirih tablets we sell are
made by the Lnited Drug Co
one of the largest and most re
liable manufacturers in the -world.
Each tablet j guaranteed to con
tain 5 grain of chemically pure
Anpirin. ; .
Boxes containing one dozen
tablets .... IDC
Boies containing two dozen -
tablets .i Soc
Bottles of 100 , Tie
Perry s Drug Store
T5he
; jStore
115 S. Ccsin:erri3! Street
Xt faell for Cash,
I M I II II II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II M I M I It I Ml I M I Ml M M Ml t Ml M
illT'S
iiTbo
!HOT
To Hurry!
Come in and rest at our.
Fountain.
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SCHAEFERS DRUG STORE
"Th TerOae Store -
- that X UA WVIIIIIIHHIU WUWW f UUU 1, 1
aersiana cuca uk""" lv"u
"5'vix:r.-dirn ,
a 11 a v w -
the diseased organs and in
short time HEALTH IS
RESULT.
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DR. 0. L SCOTT,
Chtropraciic-Splnologlt '
309-312 U. S. Bank Bldff
1
a
Al titateemaa job office.
THE
Turner Viaduct lrnKreHing .
ine viaduct, which the btreet de
partment is constructing on Turner
road, is progressing, although the
woik is going slovijr oa account of
scarcity of labor. . .
Oregon u -A Perfect Cigar--.
oiaae in eaicni.
:ooy YoisirseM-
Elks' JSteey Daece
, ' i . y
Get the step full of pep TONIGHT at iLe Araory, 8 pm.
15 piece orchestra. You arc inyited
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