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TltE OREGOS frYATESMA!! 8ATTRDAV, XOVEMBF.R 1, 1910. 5 -r L A . CITY NEWS Please Thou by Nini If the Statesman! carrier misses yos, please phone' by 9 o'clock, anJ a copy will be promptly sent to yut Use the 583 phone. Anyone lull ing tjr Have a House Or any building moved can get it done right by calling; on J. K. Series. Argo hotel, between! 1 and 3 p. m. today. ; . i j rr Portland Man Passe Away Joseph Stremcl died Friday night at! a local hospital after a lingering Illness. He was 30 years old. The remains were senti last night by the Terwilliger home to .Portland where the services and . burial .will take place. j Empty Tanlac Rot t lei We - will pay one! empty Tanlac bottles Store. Dr. f WUU:un II. Itt - Formerly ot Portland, announces tie opening of hisfoffices in Salem, occupying the offices or his father, the late Dr. W. S. Mott. 4O7-40S Uank of Commerce building. Office phone 383, residence phone 696. Assessment Ordinance-Coining Assessment ordinances will be presented ,to the city council at the next meeting to take care of the pav in and street improvements recent ly made on portions of North Church and North Twenty-fourth streets. The nortlj Church street paving will cost $1S98.50 for concrete-asphaltic material, ? The Twenty-fourth street bill amounts to $1513.40 and Is of the graveled concrete formula. nently disabled during the war and 1 sociation will be open every Sunday who are interested in vocational training. Mr. White will confer with the ex-service men in the offices of the Salem Red Cross home servk-e bureau upstairs in the postoffice buildins afternoon from 2 until 0 o'clock. . ."The Man Willi The Withered Hand." is the morn ing topic and "A Ued Cross Service" is the evening program at the First Congregational church, Sunday. I!eil tYoMi Pictures .1 At the Flist Congregational church Sunday rn!Bg Illustrating the acti vities of the Northwest branch of this - great ' Institution. You will want to pee them. Every person in terested In tiie Red Cross is Invited to this service. Many Couples Marry Marriage licenses have been issued to the following: John M. Pillage. 26, a mechanic of Lignite, N. !.. and Norma Frances Stanfield. 25. a Salem compositor. They were mar- Herbert H Schulderman to go Kat H. J. Schulderman. state corpora tion commissioner, received a tele gram yesterday summoning him to appear in Chicago next Thursday as a witness in the case of the govern ment against the Pan-Motor com pany, a $9,000,000 corporation that bill presented by Mrs. Palner am ounted to $220,,' figured at the rate ot $20 a month. Discounting $12 allowed Palmer for labor. Mm. Col lins aks for. a judgment of $160 and coms and dlsbureinnts in the action. Palmer filed an answer Id which U charged with using the mails to I he claims that he and J. W. Collins. defraud. Schulderman expects toj husband of the plaintiff, entered In- Parcels Xort Received A postoffice bulletin of the dale of October 24 received at the Salem postoffice states that parcels for per sons in Austria may now be received ried in Salem Thursday. at postorfices in the United States Brown. 22. a f-treet car operator who i ue pal naKr! musi uui mfigii Ji"i; i lives at jii- jjiii virt'ei, anil Anna than 11 pounds and will be charged Dawn Langston. 21. secured a 11 for at the rate of 12 cents a pound license yesterday and were, married or fraction thereof. The packages last night at 1112 Mill street. Paul will be sent from New York by G. Denber. 35. a farmer of Dry Lake. steanishiDs salline direct to Germany Ore., and Jennie Tucker. 43. of 2349 n t nndtrcinAH ihat Anatrit rom- Myrtle avenue, were married in Sa- leave for Chicago Sunday. .The com pany attempted to obtain a permit to operate In Oregon, but after In vestigating. Schulderman refused to issue the permit.' The Big Dunce Is at. the armory tonight. cent each for Tyler's Drug Tax Flved at 71rt In the Frank Harding estate an ordar was signed: yesterday fixing the inheritance U j at $710. Th3 value of the estate lis not feiren in the petition. The petition was file1 by Clarence C. Harding, administra tor .of the estate,! which comprised property in Michigan and Oresou Harding died in the Gocd Samaritan hospital in Portland; July 2. l'.18.. raBge frdm 7 to 14 years but at the time of his i-eath was a Girl Wanted to Work In the parlor at The Spa. Mrs Perkins Named In an order signed by Judge W. M. Bushey. Eva G. Perkins has been appointed administrator of the Ray Perkins estate. There Is real pro perty valued at $10,000 having a yearly rental of $250, and personal property amounting to $4000. There was no will and the five helrg are Kva G: Perkins, ihe widow; and four sons, Harlan J.. Marviii R., Al- prises the provinces of Upper Aus tria. Lower Austria. Styria. Carin- thia, Salzberg. Northern Tyrol, Vo- rarlberg and Leiehtenstein. lent last night. Floyd C. Brower, 18, farmer, arid Mable Feller. 20, se cured the fourth license. Both young people are residents of Donald. Hich School 3Hy llay Although no game vai regularly scheduled for the Salem high school team for today, it was thought by team members that they might meet the Willamette second team at "Sweet land field preliminary to the Wil-lamette-Chemawa game this afternoon. "Social Hour" Precedes the evening service. Sun day at the First Congregational church. Come and get acquainted. You will be gladly welcomed. Tonight Dance. Xw Auburn Hall- Hear the Hew five-piece orchestra. Take a jitney, 25c. Chemical Service Open ' Enlistments in the chemical war fare service of the army are open according lo orders received by Cor poral I.ee C. Greenup who is In charge of the local recruiting office in the D'Arcy building. Enlistments resident of the state lot Michigan. '9 C3i OLIVE THOMAS -. in X "UPSTAIRS AND DOWN" LLOYD COMEDY CONTINUOUS SHOW ATfecllon is Divided Gertrude Jackson. 14. daughter o Joseph D. Jackson and Oka Jackson.. wtii atfiv with pnch narent at statea onzo O.. and Maxwell II., whose: agep tinier - durinz each year, according In an order issued bv Judge George arr for one and three years with as G. Bingham in granting a decree . of su ranee of discharge if the service rlfvoree to .ToseDh D. Jacxson. Dur- is sooner disoandea. ing the school season" of the year she will live with her motner, ana her father will contribute $40 a month for her support during such Mill Wood I time. In the vacation months the Five loads of 16-Inch mill wood little girl will stay with her father Cider Apples Wanted We are now receiving apples at our plant on Mill street. Gideon Stolz Co. Bring On Your Cider Apples We have caught up- and are now n?ady to receive any quantity. Gid eon Stolz Co. . at reduced rates. Prompt delivery. Spaulding. Logging company. J 1920 ELGIN SIX IS HERE i Motorists 1 who are looking for a strong serviceable car with elegant body line and Interior specifications that uiunt maximum service and economy at a reasonable price should see thi car. LEE L GILBERT, Distributor 134 Cmmrrrlnl Strret Vocational Advisor Coming Vocational Advisor R. G. White of the federal bureau will.be in Salem November 5 and 6 and desires to . , i This arrangement was provided ny t.i, m ninpham In order that me daughter may not beome estranged from either parent. Il,i You Ever See A living book? Come to the c. fc.- o I " m , i uic:?t All CA-arsi 1HCI1, twai I - . . i those who are partially or perma- church Sunday evening ana ou J1'1 get a glimpse or one. L.ive iiietiiu. chnrt nnt enthusiastic. Miss Nell Fake, leader. Iea Coins To Chicago With about 240 stockmen of Ore gon, Washington and Idaho. A. H. Iea. secretary of the state fai board, will leave Portland the latte part of the month. A special trai. will be made up at Spokane wit! special coaches attached from Porjt land and Boise. Tin- Big Dance Is at the armory tonight. Ilaby Giil Arrl A baby girl arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Putnam Oc tober 30. She has been named Kve ljn Violet Putnam. The Putnams live on route one near Turner. Girl Wanted to Work In, the parlor aC The Spa. Truck' Owner III J.F. Bonesteele of the Salem Dodge agency reported to Sheriff Needham that a Ford truck had been standing an unduly length of time In front of the Dodge agency. , Upon investi gation it was found that the truck was the property of C. W. Sitter of Gervais. who had failed to remove the truck due to Illness which had confined nlm to his home. The truck was taken care of by Sheriff Need- ham. to an agreement concerning a certain cron of onions. Palmer to pay a reasonable amount to Collins and to pay It when the onion crop was real ized unon. Palmer claims that 9 new agreement was entered upon In January 1919 by which he snrrena ered all claim to the crod In con sideration " of cancellation of the board and laundry Items. The case was originally filed in the Clacka mas county courts, but upon :-etl tion satisfactory to both parties change of venne was ordered and the ea.e removed to the circuit coon for Marion county by an order signed by Judge J. W. Campbell Clackamas court. of the TIRED ANDW0RN-0UT Overworked 3U ad Women Find Ilenem In Great KetonUlve. Many sufferer from the effects of having done too much, as well as of anxiety and worry, who have little If any rapacity for the duties and pleas ures or lire, rind Peptlroa just the tonic they need. This real Iron tonic combines the great oxidizers and vitalixera of the blood, iron and manganese, with th best substance for steadying the nerves, perfecting the digestion, abi sorption and assimilation of food, and Klving health and strength to the tired, worn-out. pale and nervona. "Peptiron has toned np my nerves, and made me feel like at sew per son." Mrs. L A. Chute, Bay City, Mich. Made by C L Hood Co., Lowell, Mass. S MITH' MOKE s State and Commercial SU. Bonds, Mortgages Interest Bearing Investment HAWKINS & ROBERTS 1 Oregon! Building' ! For that accident Insurance policy. see us for cheap rates and the bext insurance. - Capital Credit & Adjustment Co. 416 Masonic Temple SALEM OREGON HAMILTON Men's Meeting at the "V" Sun (lav afternoon from 4 until o'clock a religious service will be held in the rooms of the i. M. C a. Thsrs uriii n a sonsr service ana j brief addres.? on "The New Kra ana How To Live In It" by Secretary James Elvln. A cordial invitation is Mill Wood Five loads 16 inch mill wood at reduced rates. Prompt delivery Spaulding Logging company. Bridges To Be Permanent At a conference between the Yanv hill county court and Herbert Nnnn state highway engineer, at McMinn- ville. it was decided that the county in the future will build all bridges l in given the ooys ana raea vu ?-,r - remanent tvoe ' with steel and The social rOOH'.3 Ot 103 f -.- " ' attend. concrete material. TIIE FUTtXITUKE MAX Will make and han?f your drapes. Largest Stock of Drapery. 340 Court Street. One Ovreland. nearly new, six cylin der, 5 passenger, equipped all Cord Tires and one extra, new. Guaran teed in Al shape for $1250. WOOD-ROSE MOTOR CO. 246 State St. Phone 311 THAT'S IT. The Universal Farm Electric Light ing Plant and Paul Automatic water system. Don't fail, to Eee these in D.H.M0SHER Hteh Class LADIES' TAILORING 474 Court Street ) W T. RIGD0N CO. Leading Funeral Directors Legal Blanks- Get them at the Statesman office. Catalog on application. ob Time Lock Installed- An automatic time lock of the latest design was yesterday installed on the vault that holds the Valuable records of the state Insurance d partment. The state 1 industrial ac cident commission, has Installed bell to be used as a signal at "knock-ing-off" time. "Thelma" Individual Chocolate A Salem product made by The Gray Belle distributed by George E. Wate-'B for sale esverywhere. Be PERSONAL MENTION Electric Machinery and Engineering J operation Saturday and let me tell Girls Wanted to Work ' In the parlor at The Spa. , Company . v For ! : - "i EXPERT ELECTRICAL WORK 173 Rn: Commercial 6t. Phone 955 0REG0NUS A PERFECT; CIGAB . Manufactured by HENDERSON'S CIGAR FACTORY Phone 119 you all about them. T.. C. WOOD 162 North Commercial St. WILLARD Storage Battery SERVICE STATION 233 N. Iligh St. '. I Telephone 203 CITY CLEANING WORKS . .. . I V Cleaners of Quality Cleaning Dyeing Repairing 1261 State St. i I Phono 703 MYRTLE KN0WLAND Music and Musical Merchandise Sonora Dealer in Salem 415 Court SL Salem, Oregon 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. 519 Court St. Derby building fUDECROTieiU 1 1 OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN laddftBosh Bank Buidrn STATE r, StKIT Xo Accidents Fatal- No fatal accidents were reported to the state industrial accident com mission for the week ending October JO, though a total of 488 non-fatal casualties were reported , from throughout the state. Of the tota' number reported 4 69 were subject to the provisions of the cpmpensa- GOOD TO LOOK AT. . i - Better to look through. Our glasses pora ions iu u-. ' J :.7i fit the sight perfectly and Improve provisions of the compensation act f.Lfon.r.fu-ell. . and six were from public utility cor- porations not subject to the act. TsTar Mate apt ithe appearance as well. DR. L. HALL WILSON nntanetrlat 111.411 rl V. Rank Ttulldlnr fhotiea: Office 145. Realdence 124 Offic Closea t.iuray Tlie It!c Dance- Is at the armory tonight. Salem Auto Radiator Shop Radiators, Fenders and Gas Tanks Repaired Tractor Radiators a Specialty ' Ford Radiators for Sale 1$8 S. 12th St. Salem, ore. ELECTRIC RKSTAVRAXT 481 State Street Our Specialty: Oysters Fish Chops Chill Con Carne J. D. MADDOX Prop. F. W. Connor, district Tire war den for the John Day District, with headquarters at Spray, conferred with State Forester F. A. Elliott yesterday relative to closing np the work for the season C. A. Lewis was here yesterday from Condon. Or. lie had business at the office of the state treasurer Mike W. Mahoney. Fairfield far- mer and stockman was in Salem yes-ferday. Ir. .Mahoney rorently Had a pleasant surprise when his son. who had been reported as dead of wounds In France, informed his fa ther tliat he was etill alive, and has now returned home. , Justice George H. Burnett of the supreme court has returned from Pendleton where the eastern Oregon meeting of the court has been in session this week. J. C. Altken of Medford. superin tendent of fish screens for the stale fish and game commission, was In Salem yesterday. II. V. Gates, manager of the Dal las Water company, was in the city Friday. Stanley Culver, inheritance tax clerk in the state treasurer's office, went to Portland yesterday on busi ness for the department. William II. Galvani. of Portland. engineer for the Pacifc Power A Light company, was a caller yester day at the offices of the state tax commission. T. G-, Bligh was In PorUand yes terday. T. C Lowrey was here yesterday from Portland. C. It. Lockhart. recently returned to Salem from service overseas, was In Portland yesterday. Mrs. It. O. Shucking is In Portland Marshall Hooper, A. A. Schramm. and W. M. Adair, examiners, ot the state banking department, returned yesterday from southern Oregon where they have been for three weeks inspecting banks Frank D. Roberts, former resident ot Salem and at one time engaged Names of Engineers Who Passed Are Announced The state board of engineering ex aminers has announced . the" names of applicants for registration as pro fessional engineers who were passeo upon favorably by the board at Its last meeting. October 3. In Portland The board will meet again Novem ber 7 at which time additional ap plicants for registration without ex amination will be considered. Those favorably passed upon a the last meeting were: 11. E. Abry. J. II. Abbott. W. v. Amburn. C. Anderson; C. Anderson. L. G. Anderron. B. C. Ball. J. -Butler. J. O. Baar. M. A. Baker, J. II. Ballweg. R. II. Baldock. P. W. Beesley. G. S. Beatty. M. O. Bennett. Q. W. Boschke, L. Bergsvik. W. Bol lons. G. W. Buck. W. E. Burkhelter. R. C. Bonser, G. II. Blinkley, C. R Be'ardsley, G. II. Benton. C. L. Brown. J. A. Currey. A. B. Carter, R. E. Cushman. S. B. Cathcart. D. D. Clarke. J. W. Cunningham, C. Cutler.. J. J. Cullinan. B. L. Camp bell. J. C. Cleghorn. W. II. Cullers, B. C. Condit. R. II. Coppock. F. 11. Cary. J. Dickson. C. O. Diffensdorf er. E. I. Davis. W. F. Eddy. F. W. Eichenlaub. G. 8. Edmonstone N II. Entler. J. V. Ferguson. C F. Fisher. D. G. Glass. J. N. Gearhart. S. Geigsbeck. A. K. Grondahl. D. R Groves. F. G. Green. G. ii. Hall. J. V. Halse. J. R. Hanson. A. Hadley. R. E. Ilickson, W. S. Hodge. F. F. Hogan. It. M. Howard. C. A. Hoppe. D. C. Henny, J. F. Joyce. C. I. Kep hardt. F. G. King. O. A. Krati. R. E. Koon. C. P. Keyser. If. M. Lull. R. Lenoir, A. M. Lupfer. W. W. Lu cia. Charles McGoaigle, R. X. M Clanathan. E. B. McNaughton. A. J McMillan. J. F. Meager. II. D. Mills. E. T. Mische. W. E. Morris. O. B Mlss. S. Murray. C. C. Mason. W. 11. Mersh. A. E. McKennett. J. B. Maf den. W. L Morrison. A. R. Moore. C. G. Nash. W. C. Nicholas. J. E Nelson. J. P. Newell. 11. Nunn. A. E- Perry. G. F. Parker. J. E. Peck. T. Pumfrey. D. K. Plowman. R. A. Pratt. V. II. Relnevlng. JL. H. Rich mond. C M. Redfield. E. D. Roberts. II. J. Roberts. D. II. Rowe. F. M. Randlett. C. N. Reitxe. O. E. Sten- ley. R. L. Stout. G. I. Stebblns. C. F. Swlgert. E. L. Strange. C P. Smith. C. H. Smith. S. Smyth. A. S.'Tee. C. F. Thomas, E. B. Thompson, W. S. Turner. E. L. Vinton. C. F. Walte, J. F. Waller. L. D. Wililams. C. R- Wright. F. P. Wents. E. Wlthycombe. H. C. A. Worrell. J. E. Tates. IL W. Tonng. . aiJ Dates Are Fixed for County Teachers9 Session The Marion county teachers' In stitute meets November 24 to 2S In clusive and will be held In the Sa lem high school building. Noted in stitute instructors of the state will speak at the sessions. The Institnte this year will be conducted on the departmental plan. There will be sir lectures and 10 sessions of varied in terests of the work. The depsrt meats will be represented by the fol lowing divisions: Primary, interme diate, advanced, rural, manual train ing and home economics. There are more than 350 teachers in Marion county and the full attendance dar ing the Institute Is expected. LADD & BUSH, BANKERS . V EsUbliihed 1SC3 General Banking Bosiness Office Honrs from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. KABO CORSETS WANTED Victor and Pathe Records . LL STIFF & SON State Officials Lenv C. II. Gram, state labor commis sioner: W. A. Marshall, state accl dent commissioner, and W. R. Ras- mussen, representing the National Safety council, left yesterday for Springfield, Eugene, and Coos Bay Jin the grocery business here, was In where they are lo exhibit a movin I Salem for a few hours yesterday from nieture film of eight reels which IHLugene. fieing used In the accident preven-l Claud Darby. Glenn Gregg and tlon campaign. The film was shown I Wjlllam Mooney returned to Salem at Snringfield last night, will be yesterday to spend Pastry That Has Flavor This is the kind of Bread, Ti. Cakes, Dongbnnts, ete you want.- That's the kind Teerless makes. PEERLESS BAKERY Philip Winters, Prop. 170 North Commercial Street. Ptcra 247 hown at Eugene tonight and tomor row will be shown at. Powers. I1.50l.00-S3.00 THE REMNANT STORB 246 M. Commercial St. MONUMENTS ' If your monumental jwork Is solicit ed, kindly ask, the solicitor for oar snsmess card. Canltal Monumental Works, 121 S. ConwSU Phone 689, Salem Small Investment Loans Itealty loans House Rental Agency, General Property Dealing. JOHN H. SCOTT REALTY CO., 404-40S Hubbard Bldg. fhoae 2S4 i Salen. Ore. Vsr Hardware furniture and Second Uui Goods see CAPITAL HAEDWAEE 4 FURNTTTJEEi CO. If yon bare furniture stoves r earpets to sell, pbn 47. . or call at 288 K. Geaerctal Street JUNK AND MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS We also buy second-hand goods. if toii have anything to sen ior a zood nrice call 598. ado oquare Deal House. , CAPITAL JUNK CO. 1 271 Chemeketa SL alem, ore. U. S. GARAGE 654 Ferry Street rcpn TtTTT NOT ABUSED CARS cippriAL New series Studebaker, value $1625, today $1300. U Garage. Phone 1752 Kexall One Cent Kale- Thursday. Friday. Saturday. No- mhor fi. 7. R Circulars are ai store giving list of goods and prices- Perry's drug store., S- Dr. IL n. White- Has returned from .Rochester. the wee kend. rhe three young men are residents of Salem but attending college at Corvallis this winter. TTmT 1 TTTTT T O nuixai AAMiaiNi MARION Charles A. Edwards. Ashland: Frank J. Neuner, Roseburg. W. S. Hlra. II. H. Haynes. R. F. Rob- Minn., where he has been attending I inson. Mrs. F. L. Mesch. W. O. New- the Mayo clinic. 8 POTATOES Burbanks, American Wonders, Netted Gems, Pride of Multno mah, Garnet Chili, Early Rose. We will be Teady to commence shipping as soon as you have fully matured stock to offer. Phone 717 or address 642 State street, saiem, uicbuu. MANGIS BROS. POTATOES and ONION WANtED HIGHEST MARKET PRICES PEOPLE'S CASH STORE 180-194 N. Commercial St. al i VF Vf WANTED Furniture, ranges, heaters, tools and, in fact, anything you have to sell. I buy for cash. Phone ;8 s: ! or 611. UOODRYiTneAactioneer LONG DISTANCE AUTO TRUCKING WILLAMETTE VALLEY TRANSFER CO. Thone 1400 : WANTED SACKS and RAGS Also All Kinds Of JUNK STEINB0CK JUNK & AUTO WRECKING 320-326 North Commercial St. ' Phone 305 We Specialize In Auto Wrecking Parts for any make of car at .S i.r.u.lal .prloo ' v. 1 0 lUR organiza tion is thor oughly de pendable. We ob serve all of the courtous conven tions and our cli ents receive the benefit or our wide range of experience. ill man. W. J. Mallehrise. G. P. Nock, Percy B. Hargood. Paul Bold. W Eden. Portland: Mr. and Mrs. C. U Fento. Goldendale. Wn.: Mr. and Mrs. II. Klepper. San Francisco: Mrs. W. B. Braden. Seattle; Ferd Bigot. Springfield. Minn.: Mrs. U A. Blanc. Marshfield, Ore.; S. Grejbeck. Mon roe. BUI (ill Leicoy uin:amson. ii. r. Cashing. Bernice Harness. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Maritor. W. C. Schultx. John Miller. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Cox, D. Johnson. Harry B. Decter. Port land: Conrod W. Panlson. Greeley Colo.: Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Colaell, Mr. and Mrs .R. R. Colwell. C. C. Colwell and family. Monanro. N. D-: Ueorae Kodama. Lafayette: R. A. i - - Smith. Ranler. ARGO Gertrude Roblson. N. C. Johnston, John Leary. Portland: J. K. Series. Astoria. Board Bill, Laundry BUI and Onions Figure m Suit A board bill. laundry LIU and a crop of onions figure In the case of Mn J. v. Collins ts. ijnaries Palmer. In her complaint Mrs. i oi- 11ns claims that Palmer se-tren board and laundry at Intermittent times between the dates of October ir,, 1917, anl Jannkr 11, 1J15. The ATTENTION SALEM MEN WHAT RECREATION WILL DO FOR YOU R egular ' xcrcise C an E emove E xees A -voinlupois T ake I-t O-ff N owl f P. ejrtilar E xerris C an R ebuil.l E nliven A nl T-onieire I tnliviIual 0 n-the,Iol,, Recreational activitira trill show tip the ntnff lhat a man or !oyi made of. for you mh the lest or the wort that is in him when htrtakfrpart in a feantf: 'nri-v-iJVJ : It makes him stronp, not only physically hut mentally and morally, for it develop the muscles, will power and the sport of fair play. , , "GAMES BUILD CHARACTER" The Husine Hen's Oim will meet ere ry Monday, "Wednesday and Friday evening liejrinnina; Monday evening, October 27th, at 5:13 at the Salera Y. M. C. A,