The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, July 13, 1919, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTTTE OREGON BTATESMANl HUXDAV, JULY, 13, 1919. 3 . ierday and returned, her to Portland. She is charged with having married a second husband '"without havtnp secured a divorce from the first. "nYsf rn rtirxnfrr 7s "5' j. special mwiiii A. Ldge, No: ?0. J? M. Monday ev . ' in the M.'M. dc Special meeting of , Pacific A. Ff & A. vening. Work degree. Visit ing brethren welcome Wanted . t A ... ,, Range r 00011 s,ove witn coils, phone 664. . - - -'" Ylavl, the OhI ' Home llemedy Mrs. A. C. Foor. Marion Hotel. IKkt-ts for Organ Recital And Madarije Butterfly, First Christian church. July 16 on pale at Wills Music store and Patton's Book tore, 50 cents each. ' Ou, Vacation Sale . fnntinues all tnis week. Circular t itore giving list ;of goods and! prices. Perry's Drug Store. wt Declared Clqed- u- inl areotmts of Charles . I "-jrS-rtman. executor of the estate or John Hartman. have been allowed nd the estate has been ordered closed. -The estate was really closed In April. 1894. but through an over sight the last accounts were not submitted to the probate Judge. IUboiWia' Broken UveV - A motion picture showing the rplendid work ,of the Red Cross will he nhown at the. First Congregation al church th's evening. i "n In the Market for Prune Highest prices paid. F. A. Kurtz, phone 1165. Verdict Reached Quickly In the justice court yesterday a Jury consisting of Walter Buckner George Welgpl, Frank ouUrwick. Cass Gibson, John Kirk and P. E- I C1I ARLES RAY; IX TIIE Rt'SHKR Good ' Vaudeville LADIES' SILK MIXED HOSE - $1.25 Outwears 00 All Silk . THE REMNANT STORE 2S4 K. Commercial St. MONUMENTS If your monumental work is solicit ed, kindly ask the solicitor for oar business, card. ; r f: 4 s Capital Jlonnmental- Vorks, " 2210 S. Com. St ; Ph-? f 89. Salem Salem Auto Radiator Shop Radiators, Fenders and Gas Tanks Repaired Tractor . Radiators Specialty AU work guaranteed. 19 S. 12 th St. Salem. Ore. Kmall Investment Loans Realty Loans House Rental Agency, General Property Dealing. SOUS IL SCOTT REALTY CO .1404-405 Hubbard Bldg. Phone 264 Salem. Ore. Western Junk & Salvage Co. We buy all kinds Juak, hardware, furniture, tools, machinery. There la hardly an item we do not buy Phono 700. 402 N. Commercial 6t. For Hardware Furniture and Second Hand Goods see CAPITAL- HARDWARE .ft FURNITURE f CO. If you have furniture Stoves or carpets to sell, phone 947. or call at 283 K. caiHcrcll Street WANTED Fnndiure, ranges, heaters, tools sad, in fact, anything: yon hare to selL r I buy for cash. Phone r 610 or , 611. - r Y00DRY, The Auctioneer Sec Our - ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINES Welch Electric Co. .... 373 SUte St Phone 953 We want to buy v , Good Potatoes Best Market Price We furnish the sacks and call for the,, potatoes at your place. The People's Cash Store t "" Phone 453. V 188-191 prth Commercial St. . i C- I - - -av Fullerton was lesa than two minutes in returning a, verdict of not guilty in the case of the; -state of Oregon vs. G. H.racy,. charged with sell ing slabwood at less than full cord measure. The wood was of uneven lengths, some sticks being over and some being under four feet in length. The state ealer claimed It averaged short of Tour feet and Tracy claimed it overran. The Jury found for Tracy. There are 49 cords of, wood sold to the I. O. Cv F. building trustees. Modem Hou.se Wanted By permanent renter, 5 to 7 rooms. Phone 1027R. Bargains Every Day This week. Perry's Drug store. Case is Dismissed- ' ' - The case of F. C. Bromley ts. L.: H. McMahan has been dismissed on motion of the defendant, for the rea son that the plalntlli has not com plied with the rules of the court. The suit was brought to collect for re pair work alleged to have been done on, a caterpillar engine. Dr. Btott Bank of Commerce blldg. 407-8. Discharges Recorded Frank M. Lawrence of 1244 Wal ler street has filed his discharge for record at the county recorder's of fice. He was a first class private in Battery - E 69th artillery. C. A. C. and saw service in England. France and Belgium. He enlisted at Rose berg July 27, 1917, and was dis charged at Camp Lewis July 9, 1919. Alfred R. Howard of 462 State street WllJCJI IX KUR, OBEGOS top at J. BUUli HuTEIi A Home Away from Rome Strictly Modrn 11.00 pmr day 10e Jtomi ( SU OMittrt Only Hotel tn . Business Dlatlret WANT A GOOD STOCK SALESMAN 'See taff todaf CAPITAL CREDIT & ADJUSTMENT . COMPANY. 416 Masonic Temple . RABr FOR SALF This Is a4very fine Sweet toned Baby Grand Piano, a perfect in strument. - The price is low and terms easy. Bargains in pianos ana player pianos. The Wilep B Allen Piano Co. 519 Court St., inr Darby Bldg. BARBER SHOP MOVED T HIT Biwed IBT hilrK&VahAn frnm 4a7 State street to 445 Court street next to IMxie Bakery. -Oin from $ a. in. to 5 p. m.- Come down after dinner ard fret shaved.. Special aUenUoa.t? cni;urtn a tiaircuiung'. - T.rrL b!5 AtfTREMOMT SMITH' FOR V . MOKE O State and Commercial Sts. IV - f 0REG0NUS A PERFECT CIGAR . Manqfactured br HENDERSON'S CIGAR FACTORY , Phone J19 ; v ' ;" " T-':-'v 'f- :'r:--: l A MODEL SO TO mi NO CAR 118 : J ust completely overhauled and re painted. At a bargain for somebody. Also some Brood buys in other makes of secondhand ears. 24 ton lumber trailer,, Tha.Ter-Shafe;-Gulley make, nearly new. at onerhal( price. of new -.- trailer. . . : Wood-Rose Motor Co. 246 State- St. Phone 311 MYRTLE KNOWLAND Music and Musical " Merchandise Sonora Dealer In Salem 415 Court St. Satem.-Oregon Telephone 352 WANTED JUNK AND MACHINERY OP ALL , KINDS We also buy second-hand goods. If you have anything to sell for good price call 398.. The Square Deal House. i CAPITAL JUNK CO. 271 Chemeketa St. Salem, Ore. Those who -avail themselves of our advice , and services can be sure that- our wide . experience . , fits us to per-, form our duties -with satjsfartory dignity. Our ,. . equlpmentls modern. ' DIAMOND Rl WGS Very oft?n the real leauty of a stone is not shown to the best advantage because of the set ting. Artistic taste and a close re gard for the best display of the stones enter into all the set tings Ave sell. We design and execute patterns and at all times have on hand a varied assortment at diamond mount ings for men and women. t All diamond setting is done in our own shop. . HARTMAN BROS CO. Jewelers- and. Opticians N.W. Corner State & Liberty Sts. has also recorded his discharge. He I mahogany. This Is the most corn was a first class private in romnsnv Plete assortment of phonographs we u. zznd engineers and took nart in I me Meuse-Areonna offennlvA Ha n. I listed June 26. 1918. at Salem and was discharged July 7. 1919 at CamnlS1 SUrnP Reported Lwis. Edward H. Sowers of 1282 1 Broadway ave.. who was a first el I private in the 280th militarr noiiesJ22 for first class matter and sale of has also recorded his discharge. He enlisted May 21. 1917. at Ellens- burg. Wash., and took part in the Alsne-Marne, St. Mihiel and Meuse- Argonne offensives. He also 'received his discharge at Camp Lewis. Ring and Lambert Cherries And raspberries. We are in the bip Market. Bring them to our piant opposite s. I. Co. passenger depot or pnone 204., Phez Co. "Thelma Indtrtdnal Chocolates A Salem product made , by The Gray Belle distributed by George E. waters for sale everywhere. 6 c Guardian Appointed' ' T. W. Johnson has been appointed guardian ef the person and estate of. Ralph Edwin Darby, aged 1 year and 11 months, adopted son of the 'Ale u: : uarDy wno oiea uecemDer it, lvia, ana nis wue vrace vwia Darby, who died December 22) 1918 The . child has Inherited from his foster parents personal, property of the value of $1500 and real property of the value of $2000 See the Picture Issued by the V. S. government.. Rebuilding Broken Lives" and 'Holding On." They are at tb Congregational church this evening; Receipts, Note ana ATI At Statesman Job office, Mumps Reported- Only one case of contagious dis-1 ease- nas. oeen reponea in. ine iasi few days .and that Is a case of mumps, which was . reported and quarantined yesterday. Dort Cars ow Here And ready for delivery. All those waiting for Dort Cars can now obtain I them. The everready powerful light four cylinder car at $109- f. o. b. Salem. Salem Velle Company. 192 North Commercial street. Thelma Individual Chocolates- Made In Salem, 5c everwhere. Held "for Montana 'Authorities- Newton Cutter, a 14-year old boy from Bililngs, Mont,, was arrested Friday for begging on the street and when Chief of Police 'Varney com municated with- the Billings author ities in regard to the boy he was requested to hold him until further Instructions. . ;. . Leeal Blanks- Get them at the Statesman Job. of fice. Catalog on application. , During the war all buyers of - .i.i..,. . .....v. licenses from the county clerk's of fice, but the la xrnich regulated the purchase of explosives was re pealed to take effect June 30, 1919. and County Clerk Boyer nas receiveo instructions to return all records, li cense stubs, nnused licenses and re port sheets to the chief, explosives engineer at Washington. - Cleaning; and Dyeing At 1 City- Cleaning- "tforks. State' street. Phone 703,.. 1261 More Money " . For your goods? . Then get Sat- terly, the auctioneer. Phone 1000. V May Locate Hero ' ; H.? Hartmart. father of the Hart man Brothers, . jewelers, arrived in Salem yesterday from Los Angeles California, where , he ' has been . con ducting a jewelry store for the past few years. He is accompanied, by hi brother. Oeorge Hart man. They plan oo spending the snramer in Sa lem. Mr. Hart man expressed his surprise at the many improvements which have taken place here since his last visit. "Tim Blessinjr of Broken Thing" And "The Ixst Chord" will be Dr. Kaijtner's sermon topics' Uoday. Tracy Acqnltted -; C. H. Tracy, who was tried before Judge Unruh yesterday charged with selling short cords of wood, was, ac quitted. f ' j ' ., Standard Scale. Books . In dupUeata.: .Statesman Job office- ' Arrested for Bigamy Mrs. Alice Skeen. alias. Alice Mc Cullen, who Is wanted in Portland on -a charge, of bigamy, was' arrested Friday, night by the. police dfc part men t-and hefd for the Portland of ficials. Deputy Sheriff Wjitklns of Multnomah county came t6f hef ye Speeder AireMed D. Buslck'was arrested yesterday for speeding and pnt no a $5 cash ball, which he forfeited by non-ap- earance. For Sale- Yonna: Prune Orchard Ot 15 acres, 7 years old, and 20 acres oin ground. Close to Salem. See F. A, Kurtx. ' Plaintiffs' Given Iecree The case of R. J. Herrehbach and I George W. Herschbach r. J. L. Van Dorert came , up for hearing In de partment No. 2 of the circuit court yesterday. The plaintiffs were erven a decree of 128.60 for material used in repairing a Ford truck aad $24 for the labor, besides $15 attorneyy fees. The Hen on the auto truck was or dered foreclosed and the truck told at sheriff's' sale.; I Have Jast Rerelred Several Shiments of phonographs and sow have alt 'the- different colored cases in. beautiful walnut, light oak and "ve naa in over a year. ueo. v viu. Tne saiera post oi nee receipts for the last three months were $20.9S. stamps, 1636.71 from publishers and, news agents for second class mattes and (4869.59 for second, third and fourth class matter mailed under per mits without, stamps. The Ladi Of the First Christian church will meet Monday afternoon. July 14 at 2 o'clock in the church parlors. Mart-lagfe License issued A marriage. license was Issued yes terday to.Guy Kunkle and .May SaT- age. botn or HnDoara. as neitner is of letal age the yous man's' father and the young woman's mother ap peared pnd gave their consent to the marriage. ' ' " '. Anwrnncevnent ' The Salem high school Clarion an nual 1 now rnadV for distribution. iTlM),e homnK tickets may have hnfc hv ealllrfir for them at The Statesman Publishing comnany. W Elvin Lantls. Mgr. Ininnc4ka Issued The Salem King's Products com pany was granted an injunction yes terday against J. W. LaFollett re-onlrina- him to deliver the remainder of his crop of loganberries to- the company at 5 1-2 cents a pound. Tne company was instructed as in me case, of other growers under contract with it. to deposit wRh the county clerk 3 1-2 cents for each pound of berries delivered, the final disposlt Ion of the money to be determined br the suit now pending. pCo A Salem pybdnet Thelma" Individual Chocolates, 5c everywhere. Arrmt for Burelarv , R. C. Krlesel, a section boss on the Southern Pacific, has been ar- rested on a technical charge of bur lsrr for enterlnz the home of Mr ma mm. e. a. unaerwooa ok Twelfth street Friday plght and strlkins- the Underwoods- with- his fists. The families are connected by marriage and It is said family diffi culties are af the bottom of the trou- ible. . Card of Thanks ' We, wish to thank our many friends and neighbors and members of the L. L. U L. for the many kind nesses and beautiful flowers. dnrfoa the sickness and death of our be loved .husband and father.. Mrs. Sarah Sutton. Mrs. G. H. Derbyshire. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Brown, Mrs. Ruth Flake. Miss Blanche Sutton. I . i. . 1 - "" -'."" """TTr I r ranK v. mcuuniia win Frank C McDonald will go on to Portland Monday to enlist In the aviation branch of the marine corps, having enlisted through the local marine recruiting office in the Unit- WhyToo; Should T O'Neill BECAUSE v He is an optician of many years practical expert ence. He. is competent He is properlv equipped to correct all erroVs of viiiori. ' . - - ..-. 4i4DiCRaMeill .1 " I i.f Tf, Appeal MaaaaaaaassiaslsieasM8 v 0 ,.: rSJemAutonobfle Co." i.e. m ft fchm rwi . ' ed States National bank building He was recently discharged from th nary where he served as an electri cian, second; class. Aecompanylar htm to Portland will be-, Sergeant Jesse J. Hill who is In charge of the local office. - Try Northern Ftowr "It's a Bear.", Every sack, mar- anteed. At your grocer's. Berrtdge la Named - Arthur .Berridge efv Portland has been appointed by Governor Olcott as a member of the state board of accountancy to succeed W. R. Mac kenzie, who has resigned. Mr. Mac kenzie also is a Portland min. . CONFERENCE REVIEWED BY SECRETARY LANSING (Continued from page 1) pie have thought that the mere sign ing of the. treaty . with, Germany marks the ending of the world peril. Public opinion seems to hare breath ed a sing of relief and lapsed back ilnto apathy. Concentration of thought oa world problems Is weak ening now when it Is moat essential, and the forces of disintlgration and reactions havo been given a freedom of action far greater than when, the world was on its guard: . , Bltoalloo Setioas,. . "The siuatioa today is serious. Western civilisation Is stUl dated by the shock of four and a half years or destruction. Industry and -com- meree- are- not yet restored. All uf Europe is impoverished; parts of It are starving. Its whole political fi bre has been shot, through.; Rusiaa and .Hungary are gripped by subver sive . poiuical doctrines; Ausfia. Hungary and Turkey as empires hare ceased to, be; Poland and Ciech-Slo-vakia are. struggling to their feet as members of the family ofoatlons. All. that, complicated machinery of so city which, took. decades to elaborate and a. world-war to. tear down can- not be replaced over night by a whol ly different machinery., . . - "Many p-oblems remain unsettled. Territorial . adjustments - to secure the rights of. people to live - under their. own. flag. as. far. as. possible in the tangled . skein of Enropeaa. na tionalities may be made . effective. Attainment of the Polish frontiers .on all sides, particularly in East Prussia . is. surely, .difficult. Tb Teschaa coal . fields . are still , a source vf contention between Poland and Czecbo-SlovakJa; Hungary is in" terrifptiug the trade ot all central Europe.. The ' Adriatic problem is still unsolved, as well as the fate of those large territories formerly un der the. Turk, Including especially Asia-Minor nd Armenia. Statesmanship to be Tried. "World . statesmanship will be sdre tried h the neat tow years. Two things are essential first, an alert intelligent Interested public piakn. and- second, cooperation of the nations. The -former is aeeded both as a check on sny sinister pur poses that may crop - up- aad aa th jfreat support for common action.The second- Is essential, unless the na tions are to- return to a selfish par ticularism which can only breed the ttrost dangerous disputes. "The- peaoe conference has. been history's greatest instance of a uni fied world statesmanship directing the moral and material resources ot the world's family cf nations. Tto allow the spirit behind it to dis n tcrate at tb; moment of emergency, when united actioa Is Imperative, wvuld be fatal to all the hopes or permanent peace with which we en tered the war. " Hopeful for Future. "If It In true that one nation can destroy the equilibrium or all, it is all the more true that each nation is bound by its own law of self-preservation to cooperate with the oth ers to check troubles before they get their headway. -So I leave for Bnme tonight, peased but not over-complateni with 'the Outcome of the past she mojihs, and hoperut but not In the least un mindful of the problems of the next tew Tears.'' NEW TODAY fWMWastfMSBWJSssskSi TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY j -i -i is. -i.'uq' ------' - - - UEK WANTED AT THE TRESCOUT . . fruit, (arm., rhone Hr2i. . TOR HEXT-WELU FURX1SHKD AND sttrsrtiv houselwepins; rooms, close in. Ell Mill street. Call Suadsy- or vsniQK. FOR . RENT Ft.EA8.lNT SLEPIXri rooms rlti In.- Inquire Wsshlnatos hotel, iit Stats street. Opposite coum ty court house. FOR 8 ALE CORDS OK Wr wrvxl BsWer. Hi Kerry street. Phone 1SSCW. FOR RENT NICEL.T -ansrtments md rooms. FtTRNISHED Sts Kerry 8U rhone 40C W, a . . r l.z tri?.. TO telUhe'.wHd'- VddeVArun for- .f:JLv t Jce. iVL S- - 3,nfcC one5 pn-roa- ro'O Salem" Cheese Sticis. These are made or left-over pie crust: Roll It out In a square piece, sprinkle with grated cheese, cnt la thin strips, and bake. Rice Omelet. Two eggs, one-half teaspoon of salt, one cup warn boiled, rice, two tablespoons ot butter or butter, substitute. Beat the eggs and add the salt and rice; the grains of rice should be whole and each held separately In the egr-mixture; if the rice Is very dry, add two tablespoons of milk. Cook as a parry omelet.. . Tea Biscuits. Two . cups flour, three, teaspoons ' baking powder, three-fourths teaspoon . salt, . two tablespoons shortening, one table spoonful sugar, one-third cup water. one egg. Sift flour, baking powder. salt and sugar together Into a bowl; "BAYER CROSS" ON GENUINE ASPIRIN "Bayer Tablets, of Asplria- to be genuine must be' marked with the safety "Bayer Cross." Always buy an 'unbroken Bayer package which contains proper directions, to safely relieve- Headache, Toothache, . Ear ache. Neuralgia. .'Colds and pain. Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets cost but a few cents at drug stores larger packages also. Aspirin Is th trade mark of ayer Manufacturer of Monoacetieactdester- of Sallcyllcacld. IIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH For all i ailments of fhe.KiJncy and Bladder nu j; Schaefer's Only at 5CHAEFERS DRUG STORE 7 ; - "The -Picnslar Store." - - 133 North Commercial Street. Phone 13? . , s r 4MIIHIM MMIMMMHIIIHIIIIIIIHIIIIhMt Yon Can $3.00 to $5.00 -x PER DAY ; ' Picking cherries and berries if you owned, a BIG Y CLE a It brings the farms dose to. you, for you can ride out early in the morning, and back to town in the afternoon. You can make the wheel pay for itself in a few wreks time. s i Come in and let us explain how you can buy a BICYCLE ON EASY TERMS. ; ' : ' yili Harry W; Scott Distributor for Ilarley.-DaTinson Bicycles .. and ..Mbtorcyclea li7 South Commercial Street - Phone 63 " ' Bicycle Races July 4th Ask for Particulars- add well beaten egg and melt short ening to water; add, to dry lagredi. ants' to make soft dough; roll oat on floured board to about one-half Inch thick; cnt witn biscuit cutter and bak in moderate oven about 2$ mln- Sole: - m - J. DODGE- r CHEVROLET Both at the right price and in the right condition : See Thein Lee L Wert Elgin Six Distributor 156 . S. Commercial SL Phone 361 THEMILEAGE RECORD of our , tires proves them' the most economical on the market. We hare them in anti-skid tread in every stan dard site." When it is time to re-tire be cure yon outfit with our tires and re-tiring time will not come so soon train. SALEM VULCANIZING" ,W0RKS Kidney Pills Earn From v . 'S . - O