Tire PRECOX STATESMAN; . WETiXESPAY. AUGUST 20, 1910.
CITY SMEW
' l Special meeting of Pacific
fX Lodge. So. ZO A. F. & A.
t.jX XI. this eveaing. Work in
the M. M. degree. Visiting
brethren welcome.
' 19x26 fancy 3-pound feather pil
low. Regular $1.73. Each $1.33.
Hamilton's.
SoLlicr llet urns
John P. Gram, son of State Labor
Commissioner C. A. Grain, arrived
iu Salem yesterday for a visit with
bis parents after serving in the army
overseas. Commissioner Gram was
absent from the city when his son
arrived and will probably return to
day. He was apprised a few days
ago' that liis son had arrived in New
York.
church choirs, the Portland church
orchestra and some noted solo sing
er will render a musical program.
Oust Shold of Portland is to lead the
congregational singing. Several ser
vices are to be held during the day,
beginning at 10:30 o'clock.
In the Market for Prnni
Highest prices paid. A. F. Kurtt.
phone 11C3.
Tbumlay Xlght
Dance at lndejendence.
A Salem Prodi
Thelma" Individual
Ee everywhere.
Smoke Attracts Police
I Smoke at 237 North Liberty street
Monday night attracted the atten
tion of the police and it was found
that a burning quilt thrown f:om a
window was the cause of the myster
ious smoke. It was learned that a
young man becoming careless with
a lighted cigarette had set some of
is bed clothifig on fire ana to pre
vent the possibility of a serious Tire
threw the burning bed cover out of
his window.
Chocolates
galena Man Will Speak
The Scandinavian Methodists In
Portland, Vancouver, Oregon City,
Clackamas, Highlund and Salem are
io have a on day camp meeting next
Sunday at Chautauqua parte. Glad
atone. The largest . Scandinavian
gathering ever seen in the Pacific
northwest is anticipated. The speak
ers of. the day will be, District Sup
erintendent Rev. Antony E. Lind of
Salem. Rev. Abel Eklund of Portland.
Rev. J. N. Rurdell of Tacoma, and
Mrs. Abel Eklund of Portland. The
PAULINE
. FREDERICK
. v In .,
"PAID IN FULL"
"Thehna Individual Chocolate
Made In Salem, 5c everywhere.
Petition for Adoption
A petition for the adoption of Miss
Esther Agnes Lavigner has been pre
sented to the county court by Mr.
and .Mrs. J. H Mack, who also ask
that the girl's name bo changed to
Esther Agnes.Mack. They state that
they have given her a home since
her birth and allege that her father
aesertod her la years ago. Mr. and
Mt-s. Mack seek the legal adoption
of the young, woman that she may
become one of their heirs along with
the other children. September 29
was set by the court as the date for
a hearing. ;
Modern Eye Examinations
Only with the aid of the most
accurate scientific instruments.
We are equipped with the best.
Let Us Fit You
with a pair of comfortable
glasses. Come in and have your
eyes examined
HARTMAN BROS. CO.
Jewelers and Opticians
SALEM OREGON
Mr. Brown died at 11:30 a. m. Mon
day at his home, 929 North Fifteenth
st reet.
Tnls weeks drapery special 6 x
78, Freie Bat Comforts, cheap at
14. o0. Special $3.95 each. llainil-
tons.
Return from i-Titnce
Dr. J. H. Garnjobst las returned
from France and resumed his prac
tice with Dr. E. E. Fisher. 514 U. S.
National bank building.
(ABO CORSETS
; $1.50 $2.00 $3.00
THE REMXAXT STOKE
245'N. Commercial St.
City Will rave
'Street Commissioner Walter S.
Low, in. advertising for. men to work
on street paving at $4 a day. The
city council has dkected Commission
er Low to go ahead and pave three
blocks which it is estimated, will re
quire about; a . month to complete.
The paving ordered is as follows: A
block on North: Church street, a
block on South Twenty-fourth street
off of State street and another block
on Ferry, slteet between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth, streets. Mr. Low will
commence tne wont at once ne
can get the laborers.
MONUMENTS
If jour monumental work Is solicit
ed, kindly ask the solicitor for oar
business card.
Capital Monumental Works,
t21ft 8. Com. St. Pb f 89. Salem
lotly to lie Cremated
The Masons will conduct the fun
eral service of' Napoleon Brown at
11 o'cIock Tharsdayat the. Webb &
plough parlors and the remains will
be sent to Portland on the 1:50
Southern I'acific train for cremation.
. Salem Auto. Radiator Shop
- Radiators, Fenders and Gas
Tanks Repaired
, Tractor Kadlatora a Specialty
All work guaranteed.
19S 8. 12th St, . . Salem, Ore.
Small Investment lxans Realty
. loans ' Mouse- Rental Agency,
General Property Dealing.
JOHN" H. SCOTT REALTY CO,
404-405 Hubbard Bids.
Phone 2S4 Salem. Ore.
, Fr Hardware Furniture and
Second Hand Goods see ,
CAPITAL HAEDWAEE ft
FUENITUEB CO.
if you bare furniture stoves or
. carpets to sell." phone f 947, or
cail at S8S H. CBuacreUl Street
RENEW YOUR
FIXTURES
The Welch Electric company has
Install one of the Portable Air Brush
plant of the Decora Mfg. Co. Thtf
machine is the last word in machin
eiy to apply metalic enamel or tint
finishes. The. public -of Salem will
be pleased to know that with' this
- uwcuuK- Mr, weicn is ame iu rn-
finish hundieds of articles found in
' the home and store. He invites you
to see the samples of finishes at his
place of business. 379 State street.
that are particularly worked out for
i mures, shades, bowls, brass beds,
. Jardinlers, picture frames, hardware,
stand lamps, statues, etc.
Welch Electric Co.
379 State St. Phone 95.'
WANTED
Furniture, ranges, heaters, tools
sad. In fact, anything yon have
to selL I bay for cash. Phone
S10 or Sll.
W00DRY, The Auctioneer
We Are Paying
TOP PRICES FOR EGGS
Also in the Market for
NEW POTATOES
The People's Cash SCore
Phone 463. v
1SS-19C North Commercial St.
Let Us
Insure That
For You '
Auto
.Major Walton Uvel Here-
Mayor Walton mentioned in the
news dispatches in connection with
the kidnaping of the American aviat
ors by Mexican-bandits, and held for
a $1 o.OOO ransom, is a former Salem
boy and a brother of W. S. Walton,
cashier in the Ladd & Bush bank.
Major Walton is now in command of
the aviation squad at Fort Bliss and
the two aviators captured and held
for ransom were members of his
command.
If You Miss The Xew Moon" .
You miss the best picture Norma
Talrnadge has yet made.
ine preacher is our old friend the
Rev. Alfred Bates and we fiel sure
the devil and the preacher had a
good time together. Warrenton
News. Friday. Ang. 15. issue.
Try Northerns Floor
"It's a Bear." Every sack ruar-
anteed. At your gorcers.
Apoatolic Faith Camp Meeting
At 14th and "A" Sts. Opens Sun
day morning. Aug.. 21th at 10 a.
m. To continne for two weeks. Ev
erybody welcome. No collections.
MOD ART
CORSETS
WARNER'S
CORSETS
Figs Growing Here
Large well matured figs ae ob
served on several trees in various
gardens and orchards about Salem.
Evergreen Blackberries
We are in the market. Bring them
to our big plant opposite Southern
Pacific company passenger station
or phone 204. Crates furnished.
Phez company.
House Are Scarce
Every' time there is house"clean
ing, painting or renovating in Salem
now-a-days by owners of residence
properties they are bored so much by
people in quest of homes to rent or
buy that many of these property
owners put out signs "this property
is not fo- sale or rent." Now is the
opportune time for a few enterpris
ing citizens to build some modern
cottages for rent.
We Winh to Thank
Our neighbors and friends for their
kindness and for the flowers' sent
during ouv recent bereavement.
Mr. & Mrs. Griffith.
Bicycle Is Stolen
The theft of a bicycle at Wood
burn was reported to'the Salem po
lice last night by A. H. Elliot, who of
fers $5 for the recovery of the "bike"
with a reward of $25 for the arrest
and conviction of the thief. The
bicycle is described as having red
rubber tiree end being in good condition.
Hay Track IeiRnatel
Track No. 3 between the old nas-
senger station and the hop ware
house in East Portland has been
designated as a hay inspection track
after a conference betin railroad
officials and J. W. Church, head of
the grain inspection department of
I he Oregon public service commis
sion. The ' commission office here
waj go notified yesterday by Federal
Manager J. P. O'Brien. All carloads
of hay arriving over the Southern
Pacific or the Oregon-Washington
Hailroad & Navigation eonrpany linen
will be placed on those tracks im
mediately for inspection.
Our AmtuiMi Arrivals
In women's, misses' and children's ready-to-wear gar
ments include the season's newest models. Through
out the store in every department you will find New
Goods for Fall and Winter wear.
And while correctness of fashion and completeness in variety
leads in every department, prices have been held down to the
lowest figures consistent with a fair profit
SUITS
(OATS
WOOLEN DRESSES.
GEORGETTE WAISTS
LINGEIUE WAISTS
JERSEY PETTICOATS
..$29.73, $34.75 to $95.00
..$16.48, $19.75 to $7W0
,..$12.48, $19.75 to $85.00
..$ 3.98, $ 4.93 to $34.75
,..$ .98, $ 20 to $14.75
5.95, $ 6.95 to $12J50
Quality
Merchandise
Where Shopping Is a Pleasure c
1. (&. gIftHlnj .(Sou
V a
Popular
' Prices
On Vacation-
Office of Dr. O. L. Scott, chiro
practor, closed. Aug. 10 to Aug. 24.
This week's drapery special C6x
78. Freie Bat Comforts, cheap at
$4.50. Special 3.S. each. Hamil-tons.
Escape From Hospital
Walt Waseem. 2j years old, es
caped from the state' hospital for
the insane Monday by walkiog away
from a potato field where he was at
work. He was committed from Mult
nomah county.
Capital Credit & Adjustment Co.
, 416 Masonic iemp'
SALEM OREGON
WILLARD Storage Battery
SERVICE STATION
418 Court Street. "! Telephone 203
Will be located at 238 N. High St.
About Septembtr 1 v
S
MITH'
FO
MOKE
s
State and Commercial Sts.
CITY CLEANING WORKS
Cleaners of Quality
Cleaning Dyeing Repairing
1261 State St - Phone 703
One Chevrolet, nearly new, run 123
miles. Is a bargain.
! FOR RENT
Four room Apartment. Enquire
WOOD-ROSE MOTOR CO.
246 State Street. Phone 311
0REG0NUS
A PERFECT CIGAR
. Manufactured by
HENDERSON'S CIGAR FACTORY
Phone Sit
James Ogden White I lorn
James Ogden White, weight eiKht
and one-half pounds arrived yeseter
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H.
It. White. 1345 Ferry street, ine
father or the young arrival is ad
vertising man for The Statesman
Thursday .Xiaht .
Dance at Independence.
Lepal Blanks
Get them at the Statesman
office. Catalog on application.
Young Daughter Arrives
A daughter, who has been named
Jewell Constance, was born Mon
day to Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Min
ier, 1ST 6 North Conwnercial street.
The Preacher Help:
From the Willamina Times we get
the following: "Mrs. Williams, who
has been editing the Times for sev
eral weekes. is too ill to be about.
and the office devil and preache-
are getting the paper out this week.
Waste Company File
Articles of incorporation were fil
ed here yesterday by, the Western
Waste company of Portland, capital
ized at $-50,000. The, incorpo-.atora
are George E. Murphy, H. D. Murphy
and W. G. Milne.' Two lumber conv
panies filed articles, i They are the
P. D. Lumoer company or corvams.
Incorporated by W. A. Pettigrove. J.
Dougherty ajd Jay L. ivewis. ana
Capitalized at $2(,000, and the Peer
less Lumber conrpany of roruana.
camtalized at $4000 and incorporat-
r-d bv V. J. Phillips, Charles Jenna
and W. W. Dean. Resolutions of dis-1
Jluiion were filed by the uomo
Builders association of rortiana.
SALEM VEUE COMPANY
162 N. Com'l St. Phone 1604
Dealers in Marion and Polk Counties
for Automobiles, Trucks. Tractors,
Dfghting Plants and Water Systems.
U Dr CR OTteill
1 1 I OfTOflETRtST-OPTCIAN
- ladd 4 Bush DaWdi
'tntir Stale acf
STAU?,STRIT
ft
WtlEX irf RALEM, OREGOX
ml
BL1GH HOTEl.
A Home Away from Home
Strictly Modern fl.0 per day
ie Rm f Slld Vmtmrt
Only Hotel in Buainea District
MYRTLE KN0WLAND
Sfoslc and Musical Merchandise
' Sonora Dealer in Salem
416 Conrt St.. . Salem, Oregon
V Telephone 352
Let us prove to you that our prices
are less. Some good bargains In new
and used pianos.
THE WILEY B. ALLEN CO.
5.19 Court St. i Darby building
DOES THE SUN HURT YOUR EYES?
Generally It means a defect or vision.
Our eyea'are open to discover a de
fect In yours. ; v
DR. I. HALL WILSON v
OBtaaetrlat
210-211 V.. H. Bank Bulldinr
Phones: Office 14S. Residence 1244
Office ClAKed Saturdays
WANTED
JUNK AND MACHINERY OF ALL
- KINDS
We also buy second-hand goods.
If you have anything, to sell for a
good price call 398. The Square
Deal House.
CAPITAL JUNK CO.
271 Chemeketa SU alem, Ore.
Electric Machinery and Engineering
Company
For
EXPERT ELECTRICAL WORK
175 So. Commercial St. Phone 955
Phone 2471
Have Your Laundry Done
WET WASH
23 Pound Bundle 80c
HOME WET WASH
LAUNDRY
Clothes Tailored
INDIVIDUALLY FOB YOU WILL,
GIVE BETTER SERVICE
NEW DESIGNS SPECIAL ATTEN
TION SEE TURLAY
T
MAKES GOOD CLOTHES
CIVILIAN AXD rXIFORMS
421 Fallls Bids.
122V& Tfclr Hrt. Krar ahla ;.
1HJUTL.VND. OREGON.
Final Account Filed
Warn er F. Cropp. administrator
of the estate of C. F. Cropp. filed bis
final account at the county clerk's of
fice Tuesday. There remains prop
erty to the probable value of
$1669.11.
Grain Destroyed by
Fire on Drager Place
ob
"Thelm' Individual Chocolates
A Salem nroduct made by The
Gray Belle distributed by oeorge
E. Waters for sale esverywhere, 5c
shell Comnanr Heiorts
- - - . . i
The Shell company yesteraay inea
statement with the secretary of
state showing that during the month
of July the company sold 178.913
gallons of gasoline in tne state ana
6009 gallons of distillate on wnicn a
total tax of $1819.20 was paia.
ravh-iit and reraornin
Have moved offices to 0b taiem
Bank of Commerce. Phone
Word lists Pnbliflel
he recent change in
textbooks in Orecon the readers used
in th nil blip schools will contain
words that are new to primary pu
nils and State Superintendent J. A
Churchill has issued a pamphlet con
taining li3ts showing new words as
tl-.ey appear on each page oi ine ihsi
and secoad readers of the Natural
cio. Th lists a:w furnished to
teachers so they may point out the
unfamiliar words to the pupils at
each lesson.
1:1x26 fancy 3-pound feather pi'-
low. Regular $1.75. Each $1.3"
Hamilton's.
ient llark to Portland
William Roy Willson and Clarence
Johnson, the two boys who escapea
rmm the Frazier detention home at
Portland August IS, were picked up
.at noon yesterday, oa the street In
Salem bv a member of the police
f Thev were returned to Port
land by Superintendent Gilbert, of
th state Training school Tuesday
evening.
lit- J. O. MatthiK -
win h nut of town for three
davs. Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
day
Will Marry Ttnlay
& marriage license was issued a
the county clerks office yesterday
TMwnr.1 Paul Todd of Tacoma
Rnih E. Hodee of Salem. The
..,iincr will be solemnized at
bride's parents at 1
v. Trifth street today. The
b:ide and groom have both been en
gaged in school teaching.
the
MnrtirflfffS Paid Off
C Pnnr satisfactions of mortgage
fiil at the court hmse yester
lay agrresating $2 600. PTln; off
of mortKJiges comprise the Imlk tr
winess at tne Marion counij
court bouse these days.
CLOVEHDALK. Ore. Au. 19
While Ray Farris and Mi crew mere
ihrerhing at Gas Drarr's farm Sat
urday evecing the siacU of grain
caught fire. The alarm was glvej
?ut jvih-'ng could sare the three
stack j. My quick, hard worn on the
pan of trew that grala which had
Just been threshed was saved. This
nieaui a loss of about Id) bushels
of oats to Mr. Draccr. besides other
grain
Vicior Fliflet who rrtrned last
Sunday from over-seas, where he
saw eerriee -at the rrorr for three
mouth as truck driver oefore- the
signing of the armistice was out help
ing thrh Wedneshdav. nitehinr
bundles for t!ie Wool threshing
crew.
Ralp't :eer who was amajj those
who arived home t last unday, was
mar.ld a few days ae.V".
Floyd Wilson of PorUanl arrived
Saturday evening for a few days vis
it with h's father W. II. Wiism.
Floyd has but recently rettrned from
over-seas and this is his first visit t
home since.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. FatTis have
friends from Iiarnsburg. visiting
them. They were neighbors of Mr.
Farris' years ago in Virginia.
Miss Ilene Mored of Salem spent
he weekend with her g:andmother.
Mrs. J. D. Craig.
J. Thomas and family spen Sun
day at Anmsvilie attending the Sun
day school convention there.
J. D. Craig and family motored to
Tolraan Sunday to spend the day
with friends.
W. 11. Wilson harvested 800
nnnnit. tt H rla1 lArgnhrriM fram
'"""" " " " " . ..w .
hia Vinlf irrn nath markotinv them I
at 6. cents a pound, thus netting
520.
Mrs. Gns Drage.- and little daugh
ters. Ruth, and Pearl, recently re
turned from a visit to Portland with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Wood and fam
ily accompanied by Miss Myrtle Ire
land of Salem left here Sunday morn
inc ofr Tillamook to spend a few
days at the coast.
SILVEUTOX PF.IISOXALS
SILVERTON. Ore.. Aug. 19
t Special to The Statesman). Mrs.
llarley Smith has returned from her
vacation at Newport. She has re
sumed her music teaching but will
teach only oj Tuesdays and Fridays
during the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. O. Satern. Miss Cora
Satem. Harold Satern. Mr. and Mrs.
O. J. Mm. and Mehin Moe motored
fo Portland Saturday to do some
shopping. Sunday they motored over
the Columbia River highway and re
turned to Silverton Sunday evenijg
bringing with them Miss Emma Moe
who has been .spending a few days
at Portland.
Miss AHhea Meyers who has bene
spending two weeks at Woodburn
with relatives, returned to her home
Snndajr.
Floyd Senter Appointed
Polk School Supervisor
DALLAS. Or.. Aug. 19. (Special
to The Statesman) Floyd Senter.
who for the past two and a hair
years has been identified with the
schools of Lane county In the capac
ity of rural school supervisor, has
been selected by County School Su
perintendent Josiah Will to the of
fice of school supervisor in Polk
county, his services to begin when
Mr. Will will assume the office of
Fred S. Crowley who lias been the
school superintendent of Polk coun
ty for the past three years.
Mr. Crowley, who had been one of
the prominent instructors of the
county for the past 12 or IS years
has been elected to the soperinten
dency of the public schools of Prai
rie City in. eastern Oregon, he bav
Polk county conrt at a meeting about
two months ago and Mr. Will who
has been rural supervisor was elec
to fill the vacancy.
YorXG' FOLK CAPEIt
SILVERTON. Ore.. Aug. IS
(Special to The Statesman) The
Trinity boys -were hosts at a picnic
Jor the girls at Thompson's grove
on the Abiqna Sunday evening. The
girls were askeed to meet at the
home of tne Rev. .George Henrick
sen at 7:20. The boys gathered there
at the same time with their auto
mobiles and the crowd motored to
the grove. The evening was speat
in playing games, roasting welnies
and eating ice cream.
siLVEirrox briefs ,
SILVERTOX, Ore. Aug. 18
t Special to The tSatesmaa) Thorvall
Taft, who haa been In eastern Ore
gon for sometime has returned to
Silverton.
JTre-1 Nelson of the Portland Seed
company, 'motored to Silverton Fri
day afternoon to draw n'p contracts
for the eomiag year with M. J. Mad
sen.
Miss Emma Moe went to Portland
Thursday to have dental work done.
EAT MORE BREAD
tiff
r S
The healthiest food you haTe.
We suggest that you try. a loaf of
BAKE-ETTE BREAD
It's The Talk of the Town
BAKE-RITE SANITARY BREAD COMPANY
457 State Street
LADD & BUSH, BANKERS
Established 1863 :
General Banking Business .
Commencing June 16th banking hours will be
10 a. m. to 3 p. m.
LAST DAY
M
DRINK-
Our Soda Fountain offers so many delicious and wholesome drinks
that we know not which particular one to mention here.
Egg combinations are in great demand because so nutritious.
Un fermented Grape Juice beverages are popular. Of course, there's
nothing cl3e quae fills the place of Ice Cream Soda. Come here
for your soda drinks.
Schaefer's Drug Store
'The Penslar'Store,
135 North Commercial Street. Phone 197
CON$TAi: 'jTALM ADGC
A PAIR OT SILK STOCKINGS
JtCTUfl
YE LIBERTY
PLANT
ITALIAN' riiUXES ,
1IAKTLETT PEARS -
FRAXQrETTE WALNUTS
GENERAL ASSORTMENT TREES AND SIIRURS
lie ready to get your share of profit from the coming
DEMAND FOR OREGON FRUIT
Write for catalog or send list of your wants. '
WE HAVE THE TREES
ORDER EARLY
SALEM NURSERY CO.
1030 Chemeketa Street Salem, Oregon
Salesmen Wanted .