TliE PRECOX STATES3IAM: .THURSBAY, AUGUST.. 2, 19 10.
CITY
Ifcmrr at Ilrookn Tmij;lit
Salem's jazziest orchestra.
M7 X in lrtlanl
City Attorney 11. V. Mary did not
go la Portland yesterday to attend
the hearing of the telephone rate
ease despite reports that he was in
'attendance. The council at the last
meeting te j-nd the proposal that
tbe city attorney and E. T. Hnselle
attend the hearing.
t. Iliff White A ut
Isfs Masonic Teiuple at 7:30
Friday evoning for the Stayton dance
A Salem Product
Tbelma Individual Chocolates
Se eVerywhere. '
Athletic Demonstration Yesterday
A number of Salem citizens wit
nessed the physical training exhibi
tion which Lieutenaat Sam Weidon
save in the interests of army work
here yesterday. To go three miles.
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V
In
"ROSE OF THE RIVER
"THAT WEIX DRESSED
FOR SALE ONE BOWSER PIVE-
gallon stroke pump. One Bowser
' one.gallon stroke pump. One Bow
ser. 550 . gallon tank, nearly new
and guaranteed to stand the state
test.
. WOOD-ROSE MOTOR CO.
245 State SL Phone 311
SALEM VEUE COMPANY
182 X. Com'l St.
Phone 1604
Dealers in Marion and Polk Counties
for Automobiles, Trucks, Tractors,
Lighting; Plants and Water Systems.
COL R. ML. HABDINCT
, .AUCTIONEER
Who has conducted sales throughout
the United States and Canada,- Best
of. references
Write or phone R. M. Harding
SILVEftTON OREGON
,. OUR METHOD
of examination is the result of years
ot practical, scientific experience.
Let us examine your eyes and fit
yon with the proper - correction In
..- ,,f f",? ".'"lenses , . tKn;4
DR. H ILVLL WILSON'
Optaaaetrlat
ltS-511 n. & Bank Bunding?
J'hones: Office 145. Residence 1214
, Offica Cloned Saturdays
Let ns outline our collection service
to you which will handle your bad
accounts
Capital Credit ft Adjustment Co.
416 Masonic Temple
SALEM ' OREGON
KABO CORSETS
k. $1.50 12.00 $3.00
- TRIE . REMNANT STORK
245 N. Commercial St.
MONUMENTS
If your monumental work Is solicit
ed, kindly ask the solicitor for oar
bttnaess card.
Capital Monamental Works,
.2211 S. Com. St. Ph"i f 89. Salem
Salem Auto Radiator Shop
-Radiators, Fenders and Gas
Tanks Repaired
Tractor Radiators a Specialty
All work guaranteed.
US g. 12th St. Salem, Ore.
Small Investment Loans Keaity
loans House .Rental Agency,
General Property Dealing.
JOHN H. SCOTT REALTY CO,
404-406 Hubbard Bids.
Phone 254 Salem. Ore.
" Fsr Hardware- JTurnlture and
Second Hand Good
CAPITAL HARDWARE &
' FURNITURE CO.
I It you have furniture stoves or
carpets to sell, phone 147. or
' call at 289 K. Oaaaaereial Street
WANTED
Furniture, ranges, heaters, tools
and. in fact, anything you have
to sell. I bay for cash. Phone
510 or 611.
W00DRY, The Auctioneer
"We Are Paying
TOP PRICES FOR EGGS
Also in the Market for
NEW POTATOES
The People's Cash Store
' ; Phone 453.-
H North Commercial St.
63EWS
three styles in 15 minutes may seem
to be aa easy accomplishment; but
the Lieutenant rode a bicycle a mile,
walked a mile and ran the same dis
tance in that time, and challegened
anyoae to duplicate the performance.
Lieutenant v el don holds the army
chanxponshlp title for this event, his
orficial trine biog 12 minutes. He
was handicapped : yesterday by in
ability to secure .other than a coaster
brake bicycle.
Jazzola
What is it? Come to the Stayton
dance Friday night and see for your
self. Marines Wanted for Fleet
Corporal High of the local marine
corps recruiting tsation is in receipt
of an order that honorably discharg
ed marines may re-enlist for special
alignment with the Pacific fleet.
Returns to Port land
, Carl W. Roberta, a department
manager with the iieir & Frank com
pany ia Portland, has returned to
that city after a week in Salem with
relatives and friends.
"Tlit-Ima Individual Chocolate
Made in Salem, 5c everywhere.
All Business House Will Clowe
AH day Monday, Sept. 1st, Labor
day.
Card of Thanks
The family of Mrs. P. A. Caspell,
deceaesd, wishes to express their
gratitude and appreciation to the
many friends who so kindly assisted
them in their late berieavement.
The Caspell Children. .
Condon Gets Hotel :.
Articles of incorporation filed yes
terday by the Condon" Hotel company
indicate that a modern hotel building
is to be constructed in that city. The
incorporators are William Crawford,
J. E. Crowe, O.-B. Robertson, C. W.
Harrs and Lester Wade. The capi
talization is $45,900. Other new
firms filin garticles yesterday were:
Nursery Furniture - Manufacturing
company, Portland; incorporators,
Melvin A. Peterson, Dale C. Mnlhol
and and John Manning;., capitaliza
tion, $8000. Hub Cleaning works.
S MITH' O
FOrt V
MO'KEW
State, and Comanercial Sts.
Electric Machinery and Engineering
Company
- For -
EXPEBT ELECTRICAL WORK
175 So. Commercial St. Phone 955
WILLARD Storage Battery
SERVICE STATION
418 Court Street. Telephone 203
Will be located at 238 N. High. St.
About September 1
CITY CLEANING WORKS
Cleairers of Quality .
Cleaning .Dyeing- Repairing
1261 State St. Phone 703
0REG0NUS
A PERFECT CIGAB
Manufactured by ,
HENDERSON'S CIGAR FACTORY
Phone 319
MYRTLE KN0WLANLV
Moslc and Sfnsical Merchandise
-- Sonors Dealer in Salem '
415 Court St. Salem, Oregon
Telephone .352
Let ns proTe to yon that our prices
are less. Some good bargains in new
and used pianos.
THE WILEY B. ALLEN CO.
519 Court St. , . Darby building
WANTED
JUNK AND MACHINERY- OF ALL
- - . - . . KINDS . .
We also buy second-hand goods.
If you have anything to sell lor a
good price call, 398. The Square
Deal House. . , . , ' '
CAPITAL JUNK CO. '
271 Chemeketa SL
lem. Ore.
HAS A PLUNGING VACUUM
DASHER
It washes cleaner and quicker and
handles the clothes easier than any
nhv washer of this tvoe. It olunges.
forrlne the hot suds through the
clothes, removing every, particle of
U1I I.
. WELCH ELECTRIC CO.
379 State Street Phone 953
i rMTiir-iv -itt7a ia'
Albany: bon-nnratnr. T f ,.
c- E. Williamson and Lloyd Talbert"
Capitalization 15000. The Sphag
num Moss Products company of Port
land has reduced Its capitalization
from $50,000 to $20,000. Resolu
tions were filed showing the dissolu
tion of Ullenthai Bros.. Inc., of Port
land. Peaches for Canning
Place your order with Roths' Gro
cery, C. M. Roberts, Foster & Baker
for Tuscan Clings and Crawfords or
phone 4F3. Winstanley Estate.
Service Men Meet Tuesday
To install the recently elected of
ficers. Capital Post No. 9. American
Legion, will hold a meeting Tuesday
September 2. at 8 o'clock in the
Comsnertial chib rooms. It is prob
able that the delegates to the state
convention which is to be held in
Portland will be chosen at the meet
ing. Retnrns from France
Dr. J, H. Garajjbst :as returned
from France and resumed his prac
tice with Dr. E. E. Fisher, 514 U. S.
National bank building.
Captain Wygaat Home
Captain R. C. Wygant has returoed
to Salem after service of 18 months
With the engineers in France. He
was asociated with the state high
way commission when he entered the
tervice in 1917 going to the first of
fice: training tamp at the Presidio
where he won his commission. He
wa sformerly a member of Company
MJ. old Third Oregon, and served
with it on the Meixcan border in
1916.
Thin Week Drapery Special
Full colo r line Sundour window
drapes, values to $1.50 yard, special
a 5c yard. Hamilton's store.
Claim is Denial
The claim -of Frank Iee Allen, a
Portland shipyard jtxrker who claims
he lost the vision of one eye because
of a a, accident in the yards, has been
rejected by the industrial accident.
commision. Alien ciaunea sdoiu
$S50. After investigation it is he!d
by the conuiiision that the eye was
rendered useless prior to the ship
yard Injury. Statement sof a former
empldyer and of a nurse who attend
ed him at the time of his latest in
Jury are cited by the commission.
Evergreen Blackberries
We are fn the nrsrrket. Brine them
ro our big" plant opposite Southern
Pacific company passenger station
or phone 304. Crates furnished.
Phez company.
Pork Raiders to 3Ieet
, Members of the United States Na
tional Bank Pie club are receiving
notices that a meeting will be held
in the Salem Commercial club rooms
at 1:30 v. m. Saturday. August 30.
The office of County School Super
intendent W. M. Smith was busy
mailing the circulars yesterday.
Crawford Canning Peached
Now ready at Louis Lachmund'
ranch in Kaiser bottom, 5 miles
north of Salem. Bring your boxes-
H. W. Bowden, foreman. Phone farm
29F3.
How Does Yoni- Motorcycle Behave?
Local motorcycle drivers and deal
ers are inaugurating a campaign to
discourage the use of the open cut
out while traveling- through popu
lated districts. It is claimed tbat
much of the sentiment against the
one track machine is caused by the
careles driver who goes roaring along
city streets and boulevards with muf
fler wide open and emitting smoke
and back fire explosions. The mo
torcycle is befog recognized as a gen
eral ntility machine and was widely
used in the war. Lieut. R. L. Knos,
transport corps. United States army
nd with the, American forces in Eng
land is In favor of the nation-wide
APPLES APPLES
"We are on the market for your
cull apples. Don't let them' lay
and rot. Remember a few ex
tra dollars always coroe in han
dy, so piek up your good cull
apples and take them to the
Commercial Cider Works
Phone 2194 3010 N. Com! St.
P. 11. GREGORY, Mgr.
bid you read this advertisement?
Our experience
and extensive re
search into the
science of our
profession man
tles us with the
authority to
serve with a
wise discretion.
a7HWI4!llMiU
iq-1f.-lH:W-:M
move for the Gentleman-Mctorrrrlttl
and ; has stated, that the motorcycle
is not regarded "as a noisy toy in the
United Kingdom' and that the open
out-out is unknown there. Local
Local ahaps and garages are display,
ing the following placard. , 'Cut
Out' the Open Cut-Out ;" "Don't Be
an open Muffler Boob" and "Gentle
man' Riders Do'Not'l'se Cot-Outs."
The Dance with Pel
At Brooks tonight.
Fire on Mlsk.n street
The fire department responded to
a call last night at the Cros resi
dence. 1533 Mission street. The de
partment was. out for over' an hour!
and succeeded in confining the blaze
to the second" story and roof, which
was badly damaged, most ot the con
tents of the house being saved.
Son'! Hern
A son was birn yesterday to Mr
and Mrs. J. C. Armpriest. 332 North
Twenty-fourth street. Mr. Armprlest
is with the Barr Plumbing shop.
"Tli el ma Individual Chocolate
A Salem product made by The
Gray Belle distributed by George
E. Wate-s for sale esverywhere. Be
Three Fout Keri tiralnate
Ray A. Fasching. Warren E. Para
ges and H. II. Wagner, all o fthe
Price Shoe company, have received
notice of their graduation from the!
American school of Practlpedlcs ot
Chicago. The grade of all was 9";
per cent. The course covers all phas
es of shoe fitting and the study of
malformations of the feet and their
correction by proper footwear.
Wanted to Buy front oirner
For cash, modern small home. "
to 7 rooms. Address C. W. S., care
Statesman.
Teachers Are Elected
Five teachers were elected at a
h":ief meetiag of the Salem school
beard" Tuesday night. They , were:
Miss Anna Boentze for the element
ary schools at a salary of $00 a
month; Marie Barber for the high
school at $120; Jenne F. lluggins Tor
the high school at S120; Josephine
Barber for high school at 1 110; Juan
ita Moores for the library at $35.
Receiver Given Authority
On the petition of J. F. Morris vs.
the Gates Mill company et al Judge
Percy R. Kelly yesterday signed an
order empowering She:1fr W. I. Need
h&iiu receiver la the case, to take ac
tion againts the Southern Pacific
company to release funds held by the
company .for the defendant.
Legal' Blanks
Get them at the Statesman
office. Catalog on apphcatioa.
ob
Recorder Still Employment Agent
City Recorder Earl Race is meet
ing with much Success in his volun
tary efforts to find employment for
pe.sons desiring - Jobs. Yesterday
there was a call for peach gatherers,
there' beiag work for about 12 men.
All Salem citizens can help in the
cause by liaing up, the.menh?B Jobs
and Jobless men for the city recorder.
Employers neeuing additional neip
should file their requirement with
Str . Race.
This Week Irauery Special
Full color' line Sundour window
drapes, values to $1.50 a yard, spe
cial 9ic yard. Hamilton's store.
Religious Meeting .Utarted
A ph,one call to police headquar
ters at 8:30 last night requested that
an officer be sent to quiet some boys
who attempted to break up the Apos
tolic Faith esrvices being conducted
in a tent on Fourteenth street near
North Mill creek. Oficer Morelock
hurried out to the scene of the trou
ble but found that the distu;Wrs had
disappeared.
Try Xortherm Floor
"It's a Bear." Every snck
anteed. At your gorccrs.
guat-
Marine Return
V. M. Elwell. son of L. C Elwell
of the state highway department, re
turned yesterday after a. lojg penou
of service with the 11th United
Slates marines. He arrived overesas
two weeks beofre the signing of the
armistice and returned July 2. He
was discharged in Virginia.
In the Sfarket' for Prunes
Highest prices paid. A. F. Kurti
phone 11SS.
Walker Returns
H. Stuart Walker, former Salem
hjrh wbnnl lad. has returned from
France to his home east of Salem.
Mr. Walker saw IS months service
in wane and vai with the famous
beios a member of
the hospital corps of that branch of
the service. With his organization
he was in several active campaigns
and was . recently with the army of
occupation in Germany. t
Dance at Brooks Tonight
Salem's Jazziest orchestra.
Harry Levy has:. returned from
T-lnnr wharo ha vent TuesdSV OS
information from ihe Salem police
that, his car wnicn was wwn i
Friday had been found by Portland
officers. " Much credit for the early
tsnlen machine is said
to be due to the prompt manner in
which Chler or ronce, ruej
A-4nn-vn matter to the po-
lice of neighboring cities. There has j
. w .x.iutnra aa to the dent-:
ity of the Ford's purloiner. a popu
lar conjecture being that the car was
picked up by the escaped ?,t;
Wyater Willis. Willis had made bU
getaway on the afternoon of August
2 The car was found on1 the east
side' in Portland .havlag evidently
been abandoned when the fMn
in the task was exhausted. .Other
wise the car was in as goid condition
as when taken.
Lot One Tale cvrer . .
For Nash car. Finder pleaea lev
same at the Wood-Rose Motor Co. of
fice and receive reward.
aaaaaaaaaMaaaHaaaaaalfeBBaBVaaavaaaS-BwaaaaaaB '
"Don't target the old tavlag that
he laughs best who laughs last.' - .
"You're wrong: it'sHe laughs
best whose laugh' lasts " Utlca
Globe.
SALEM PERSONS
WILL BE HEARD
Dr. George F. Holt and Hazel
Todhunter' Speak at State.
Convention
PORTLAND. Or.. Ang. 21. Bap.
I tist young people of Oregon !!! meet
on the Gladstone ChjiiiaM".ua ground
near this city betwej August 30
and September 1, in their first an-
nual institute or umAruer tw-riibl) .
A great three day iirjgram has beea
prepared by State President 1 tar ley
K. Hallgren. which iBclHd.-s address
es by several prominent Pacific coast
Baptists.
Rev. T. II. Hajren of Seattle wi:
speak Saturday night. Uev. Ceo. re
F. Holt of Salem. Sunday morning;
Dr. W. It. Hijson of Portland. Sun
day afternoon: Rev. W. Earle Smith
nf Ijos Angeles. Sunday night; ML.-
Mabel Mines of Ixs Anegles. Mon
day morntnr. and Dr. AIjuio M. Pet
ty of Portland. Monday night.
The following names alo appear
oa the program: Oorgi F. Holt Jr..
and Miss llazel Todhunter of Salem;
V. A. Vinrent. president of the Wnt
Willamette association; It. II. Hark-
ett. president of the Rogue Hlver as
sociation, and Dr. O. C. Wright. ge;i
eral secretary of the Oregon statel
convention. ,
The institute will be the biggest!
B.Y.P.U. event of the year. It Is
announced as fourfold In purpose
educational, devotional, recreational
and inspirational. Delegates from a.l
over tne. state nave aireaay rois
tered. By Sundy an attendance of
1000 Is expected. Camping facilities
have been provided. Several minis
ters and their wives will direct tne
camp life.
TO KEEP THE OlrLDRKX WELL
Mr; Amanda Flint "New Philadelphia.
O.. write: l heartily recommend . -
ley" Honey r.d Tar. It reiierea my
little" irfrl of the worst tick tin rough.
She wu so badly annoyed at night I
tried a reat njany thing". "IO,"'1
nothing to help her nntll 1 sot Foley's
Honey and Tar." Contalna no opiates.
Best for any -cold. J. C Ferry. ;
GOVERNMENT OPERATION
OF RAILWAYS IMPENDS
(Continued from page 1)
nleht for Bar? tow. wBT-re almost
200 passengers' are stranded as the
result, of the tie-nip of five overland
passenger trains. t ,
4
RUM TEACHERS
ARE GIVEN HELP
Manual With Coarse of Study
Gives Suggestif e Time
Saying Program
Rural school teachers who have all
of the eight grades In a single room
receive special consideration In the
new manual covering the course of
study for elementary grades Issued
by State Superintendent J. . A-
ChurchllL The manual contains
rural school program showing how
claspei may be combined for the be
economy of time of both pupil and
teacher. The course of study has
Just been received from the press by
Superintendent Churchill and its dis
tribution among the teachers of the
state be ran yesterday. Concernlnr
the several subjects covered In the
course Superintendent Churchill
says:
"One o( the most important new
features Is the supplementary work
in the course of reading. In addition
to the basal text, the teacher is tn
choose one of four adopted texts tn
be used for supplementary wotk. At
least one of the supplementary texts
be purchased by the school board
for -the use of the-pupil.-, ..Those
If 0M M00RE BURN
THE TRACKS
"THIRTY A WEEK"
See the Sensational Auto RarH
at Slieephead Bay, New YorkJ
The WorM's narertevll iwm
era In Act km
A Thrill Second
Now Show lag
YE LIBERTY.
RATTERY
TROUBLES
HERE
OtJIt WORK MUST, SATTS
YOU OR WE' DON T
WANT YOUR MONEY
. 1
BATTERY SHOP
263 Nl Commerclar SL
1
BRING YOUR
adopted for this purpose are Liters
tare Readers.' Younr. and Field Lit
erary Readersi Merrill Readers; audi
Riverside Readers. ' " ,
'"For the language in the -fourth,
fifth, sixth, seventh and 1 eighth
grades, the teacher la referred to the
coarse of study -in elementary Eag
lifth which arompanle the adopted
text. Potter. -Jeschke and Clllet's
Oral and Written English. This man
ual Is furnished free to all teachers.
"Id geography the same text a
used last year will be followed until
Ihe changes In the boundaries appear
In Ihe map of the newly adopted
texts of the Tarr and McMurry ser
ies. The are expected to be ready
for ps-j at the otvaing of the schools
in the rati ot 1220. .
"fn Amer'ean history the outline
for the first four grades follows that
piveu In the report ofhe committee
ef Hght. The course In the first two
grades Is planned to given the child
an ltpre?rk.n of primitive life and
an appreciation of the public" holi
days. Tb? child is taught to enter
Into the spirit of all public holidays
and to respect the .historical back
ground that taa made these days
ponible. In the third grade the her
oes of other 'hues are Introduced,
and is tit ' fourth the pupil Is present
to b:tuit(3l u od'Vad ptrtoni In
American h'sli ry. - The work of
tb-xe first fcur shades prepares the
war ft r tb i.t -iC3 or American his
tory and the American beginning in
Europe taught in the fifth and sixth
grades, and for the more complete
and detailed study of American his
tory of the seventh and eighth
grades."
Bess And does he really love her
so much?
June Why, he couldn't love her
more if she hated the very sight of
him. Boston Globe.
. D0NT
The Canning Season is Close
a few days to fill all canning
FITTS MARKET
444 Court Street
Newport Fish
LADD & BUSH, BANKERS
. Established 18C8 . .
, ' General Banking Bnilrieo '
Commencing June 16th banking hourr will b
10 a. m. to 3 p. in.
Crawford
Pree Stonei, Rrit for Canning
$1.50 and $L75 per Bushel
. DeliYered' NorUx cf Mkxioa
Phone your order
WARD K.
2335 Front Street
Do yon want to get your freight and express cut cf
Portland quicker than yon erer Hi before?
Route It Yia
Willamette Valley
Transfer Co.
Phone 1400
STATE P. STREET
31
8
We
Want
Evergreen
Your
BlacRbernes
, - .a s a. . .
WE BAKE CAKES .
Made from purest ingredients,
haketl in our elect rie ovens by
our own sanitary method.
Rich fillings, and always fresh.
If you have'nt tried Bake-Rite
Bread DO IT NOW.
BAKE-RITE SANITARY
BAKERY
457 State Street
Publisher What literary- experi
ence have you previously had
Applicant I've been writing- the
screen text for the moving pic tares.
Publisher I'm afraid you won't
do. Our man must have some knowl
edge of grammar and spelling. Lire.
"Did you get the bill for my bath
ing suit, rather deaxr
"Yea. The bill was a great Im
provement on the suit." - ,
"In what way?"
"It was- so large," Washington
Star. FORGET
at Hand. We will be ready in
orders.
Fresh Daily
RICHARDSON
" '
Phone 434
Peaches
Dr.G.B: aNeffl
- OPTOnETRIST-OPTICIAN
f .LaddBush Dank BuMn .
Tftar Stale spd
Waal W
tion625v dtiOc
Alt Varieties O c
Blackberries,
Bring them in er'en if you haTe
only a few pounds. "We furnish'
boxes and crates. "We are also in'
the market for canning and eTap-.
orating apples. . .. -
Come And See Us Before Ton SelL
MANGIS BROS.
Warehouse High and Ferry St.
Phone 717
Office 542 State St. Salem, On
i