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THK OREGON STATESMAN TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1010.
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Please rhone by. Nine
if the Statesman carrier misses
you, please phone by 9 o'clock, and
copy wilj be promptly sent to y.
Use the S83 phone.
Special meeting of Pacific
lodge No. 50. A. F. & A4 M.,
today at 1:30 p. m. to at
tend the funeral of our late
Brother IE. W. Stubbs. Visiting
brethren welcome.
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Coffee ami Larson Here 'Tj
i . Wj Coffee and! Walter Larson
were Salem visitors yesterday renew
ing acquaintances made recently un
der somewhat, unfavorable circum
stances. ) Coffee and Larson are the
two young men who were held in
Salem as suspects in the Centralia
I. W. outbreak. After investigation
by Chief Varney and American Le
gion officials from Centralia. the
lads were released. The young men
bad driven a Ford car from Seattle
and had, according to their own state
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IVIVLIN MARTIN
! . ; . , la -"His
Official Fiancee'
jWurlitzer Recital
I Tonight
, Miss Winifred Byrd, pianist
Clarence Whitehill, baritone
; Friday December 5th
Armory
Reserved Seats I $1.50,. $2.00
Box office open Dec. 1st, 10 a. m.
; Mail orders now
: Mrs. W. E. Anderson
11491 Court Street
; POTATOES 1
Burbanks, American Wonders,
Netted Gems, Pride of Multno
mah, Garnet Chili. Early Rose.
We pay the highest prices and
are always in the market.
Phone 717 or address 542 State
street, Salem, Oregon.
MANGIS BROS.
CITY CLEANING WORKS
Cleaners of Quality
Cleaning Dyeing ' Repairing
12 $1 State St. Phone 70S
.Electric Machinery and Engineering
. vj ; Company .
. V'V'' "- For - :
EXPERT ELECTRICAL WORK
I'.S So. Commercial St. Phone 955
, wm '' Hardware Furniture ana
scond Hand Qooda see
CAPITAL HARDWARE A
! FTJRNTTTJRE CO.
I If yoo have furniture stoves or
., earpsts to sell, pbsn S47. or
eaJl at S H. CMrcial Street
MONUMENTS
If your monumental work is solicit
ed, kindly ask the solicitor for oar
business card.
C!aniifs.l Monumental Works.
1210 8.1 Com. St. Phone 6S9, Salem
1 HAMILTON
. THE . FURNITURE MAX
Will make and hang your drapes
Largest Stock of Drapery.
; j 340 Court J Street.
0REG0NUS v
A PERFECT CIGAB
Manufactured by
HENDERSON'S CIO AR FACTORY
I Phone Sit
MONEY TO LOAN
On Improved City and Farm Property
Capital Credit Adjustment Co.
I 41fi Masonic Temple .
SALEM " i . OREGON
One Ovreland, nearly new. sir cylln
der. 5 passenger, equipped all Cord
Tires and one extra, new. Guaran
teed in Al shape for $1250.
WOOD-ROSE MOTOR CO
r-
246 State SL
Phone 311
WONDER HOSE
For Kiddies, per pair. ........ .50c
r j REM.VAXT: STORK
254 North Commercial Street
WILLARD Storage Battery
, SERVICE STATIOIf
SCSNjIIighSt. ; Telephone 203
SBB3SG3
SMEW
S
ments. left Centralia an hour before
the fatal parade on - November 11.
Larson and Coffee were financially
stranded in Salem and while here, a
statement made by Larson concern
ing the Centralia incident was mis
construed by a Salem man to mean
that the boys were in sympathy with
the I. V. W., but Larson, who is an
ex-service man, states emphatically
mat ne naa never made any state
ment nersonallv favnrfrnr tha radi
cals. The remark by Larson, It is
said, was a quotation from a report
that radicals intended to raid Cen
tralia. The two young men leave to
day for San Francisco, where Cof
fee's parents live.
Dance
Wednesday night. Moose Hall.
University Professor 111
The second number of the sorte
of Riley programs which are being
given Dy the public speaking depart
ment of Willamette university has
been postponed from December 4 tc
December 11. This is because of the
illness of Prof. Delia Crowder-Miller
head of the department of the uni
versity. Legal Blanks
Get them at The Statesman office.
Catalog on application.
Batrhelor Funeral Yesterday .
The funeral of James Batchelor.
who died Friday night at his home
on Mission street, was neia yester
day afternoon from ,the Webb A
Clough shapel at 2 o'clock. Rev.
Mr. Johnson and Rev. Mr. Corby con
ducted the services. A large number
of relatives and friends attended the
funeral. .
Pyrex Cooking '
Ware is the best for all cooking.
At Hamilton's.
Thomas Vetter Dies
' Thomas E. Vetter died at Llvesley
Bonds, Mortgages
Interest Bearing Investments
HAWKINS & ROBERTS
. 204.207 Oregon Building
EYEGLASSES
THAT FIT
DR. L. HALL WILSON
210-211 U. S. National Bank Bldg.
S MITH' C
State and Commercial Eta.
POTATOES and ONION
WANTED
HIGHEST MARKET
PRICES
PEOPLE'S CASH STORE
186-194 N. Commercial St.
1920 ELGIN SIX IS HERE
irons; serviceable car with elegant
ooaj lines ana interior specmcauons
that assume maximum service and
economy at a reasonable pries should
e lull cr.
LEE L GILBERT, Distribute!
154 Se, Cssasaerelal Street -
WEST FUR CO.
Ifas furs of style and quality
New Location .
521 Court, Opposite Court House
MYRTLE KN0WLAND
Mnste and Musical Merchandise
So nora Dealer In Salem
415 Court St. Salem, Oregon
Telephone 352
Let ns prove to yon that onr prices
are less. Borne good bargains in new
and used pianos.
THE WILEY B. ALLEN CO.
519 Court SL
Derby building
Salem Auto Radiator Shop
i Radiators, Fenders and Gas
Tanks Repaired
Tractor Radiators Specialty
Ford Radiators for Sale
198 S. 12th St. Salem. Ore
DENNIS0N ELECTRIC CO.
JOB WORK AXD FIXTURES
: 222 North Liberty Street
LONG DISTANCE AUTO
TRUCKING
WILLAMETTE VALLEY
TRANSFER CO.
Phone 1400
Hood's Sarsaparilla
"Take this good old family medicine
For Scrofula, Catarrh, Rheumatism.
Kidney Complaint, Dyspepsia.
Having superlative merit it has
given entire satisfaction to three
generations. Fine purifier and tonic.
Saturday at 9 p. m. following an at
tack of heart trouble. He was 21
years old." The body was sent last
night at 7:45 o'clock by the Webb
& Clough company to Francis, Wash,
hia former home, wheie the funeral
services and burial will take place.
President Jkoney Returns
Dr. Carl Gregg Doney returned
Saturday from a three weeks' trip
to New York where he attended the
university senate of the Methodist
Episcopal churcjb, representing the
15th general conference district
which comprises the four northwest
states of Washington, Oregon. Idaho
and Montant. During his absence
Dean George H. Alden has been act
ing as president of Willamette uni
versity.
Your 01 1 fist ma Gifts
Of Pyrex will be appreciated.
Hamilton has it packed for shipping.
Funeral Held Yesterday
The funeral services for Jacob
Starr who died last Thursday were
held yesterday afternoon from the
Christian church, Rev. Leland R. Por
ter officiating. The funeral was
held at 2 o'clock and the body was
laid to rest in City View cemetery.
Class Wednesday Night
The literary appreciation section
of the Art league will meet Wednes
day evening at 7:30 at the public
library with study of the first les
sons on the short story. This is be
ing conducted by'. Mrs. E. C. Rich
ards. A list of the assigned reading
is posted at the public library. Those
who are interested should note the
change of nights from Friday to
Wednesday.
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Jason Lee Memorial Church
Evangelistic services this evening
7:30. Good singing and preaching.
Special music. Everybody welcome.
Savage Funeral Today
The funeral services for the late
Mrs. Theresa Jane Savage who pass
ed away at her home . in Portland
November 29, will be held today at
11 o'clock from the Webb & Clough
chapel. -Rev. G. F. Holt will con-
rduct the services and the body will
be laid to rest in Odd Fellows ceme
tery. Mrs. Savage was born near
Salem and was a well known Salem
resident for a number of years. She
U.S. GARAGE
' 654 Ferry Street
TTRKn TillT NOT ABUSED CARS
SPECIAL New series Studebaker,
value 11625, today 11300. u. s.
Garage. Phone 1752
ELECTRIC RESTAURANT
481 State Street
Our Specialty:
Oysters Fish Chops
Chili Con Came
J. D. MADDOX. Prop.
D.H. M0SHER
Blgb -Class
MEN'S TAILORING
474 Court Street
Universal Stoves, Heaters and
Ranges known the universe over
E. L STIFF & SON
WANTED
Furniture, ranges, heaters, tools
and, k. fact, anything yon have
to seu. I buy for cash. Phone
510 or 61L
W00DRY, The Auctioneer
SUKKIST
ORANGES
40c DOZEX
BUSICKS
MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRTS
Khaki and CJrey
SCHEI'S
Ilsve Yon Seen?
THE NEW VEL1E SIX
' Xow oa Display at
SALEM YELIE COMPANY
12 North Commercial Street
W T.RIGD0N CO.
Leading Funeral Directors
Old Newspapers
and
Magazines Wanted
Also Hop Wire Wanted. Used
Cars For Sale
STEINBOCK JUNK &
AUTO WRECKING
SZ0-32S North Commercial St
rhone 30a
is survived by two children. Elmer
M. Savage of Salem and Mrs. YV. A.
Robhlna. Portland: three rrandchll-
dren, Herbert. Helen and Cathryn
Savage of Salem; also three sister
and four brothers.
Xext AVeek's lropery Specials-
Nottingham curtains, values to
$3.75, $2.55 pair. Hamilton's.
Chine Fanner Dies
Quang Hing. a Chinese farmer liv
ing near Waconda. died at his home
late Saturday night. According to
the usual custom and ceremonials or
the Chinese his death was not report
ed Until Sunday night. He is sur
vived by a wife and eight children.
The funeral services will be held
from the Rigdon chapel Tuesday
morning at 11 o'clock. Burial will
be in Odd Fellows cemetery.
Xcxt Week's Drapery Special
Nottingham curtains, values to
$3.75, $2.55 pair. Hamilton's.
Veteran Takes t'ollioi
Captain X. T. Ward, formerly of
Pendleton, who has just returned
from overseas, has. taken a position
in the automobile department of the
office of the secretary of state. Cap
tain Ward served with the 35th di
vision in France and received four
serious wounds in action, having
gone through much of the heaviest
righting. Since .his return be has
been living In Oakland. Calif.
Pyrex Cooking Glass-
Doth cut and plain at Hamilton's.
Raby Daughter Arriv
Geneva Pearl Barber was born
Sunday, November 30, to Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Barber, 1693 North Sum
mer street. Little Genera Pearl has
a fortunate birth date of rather odd
coincidence. November 30 is the
wedding anniversary date of Gen
eva Pearl's grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Barber of Salem, and Is
also the birthdate of an aunt. Mrs.
M. C. Leadley, who live at aBUard,
Iowa. -
Son is Born -
A boy wss born on November1 30
to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Johnson. 325
South Capitol street. The lad will
be christened Jason Ellis.
Chinewe Citizen Arrives
Another Chinese citizen of Amerl-
ica arrived in the United States on
Sunday, November 30. when a son
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lai II.
Yick, 153 South High street. Salem.
Applications Filed
G. W. Allen of Portland has filed
with State Engineer Cupper an ap
plication for, a permit to appropri
ate water from-Will creek. Marlon
county for irrigation and power de
velopment. Charles B. Gertln of Pi
lot Rock. Umatilla county, has tiled
an application for the appropriation
of water from Stanley creek for the
irrigation of a small acreage. Isa
dora GIraad of Andrews has filed an
application to use water from a
spring for the Irrigation of a tract
of 150 acres near that; place.
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Corn on Cohlfo? Sale
One-half mile west of Kelzer
school house. II. W. Bowden, phone
29F3. $45 per ton.
Lexington
SIIXUTE MAX SIX
Temporary Salesroom. 230-58 State
Street
Hmall investment Loans Keatty
Loans House Rental Agency,
General Property Dealing.
JOHN IL SCOTT REALTY CO,
404-401 Hnbbxrd Bldg.
Phone 214 Salem. Ore.
WANTED
JUNK AND MACHINERY OF ALL
KINDS
We also bay second-hand goods.
If yon have anything to sell for a
good price call 29 1. ' The Square
Deal House.
CAPITAL JUNK CO.
271 Chemeketa 8L alem. Ore.
WftL GAHLSDORF
, The Store of Housewares
Wood, Co&I or Gas Ranges
Kitchenware Dinncrware
133 N. Liberty St. Phone 67
IX testimony of
the professional
efficiency of our
establishment is
offered the pub
lic's opinion of
our organization.
The politeness of
our appointments
Is matched by the
diplomatic cour
tesy; of our service.
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Elks Dance
Tuesday nignt.
Dec 2nd.
State Employes to Cavort
Employes of the state Industrial
accident commission announce that
they will give a card party and dance
on the night of December 12. The
place has not been selected.
Hoard Meets Saturday
F. A. Elliott, state forester, an
nounces that a meeting of the state
board of forestry will be held In
Portland Saturday. Included in bus
iness to be taken up will be a fur
ther consideration of the airplane
patrol which the department contem
plates having established In the state
during the fire season of 1920.
Dance
Wednesday night. Moose Hall.
Dover to Roebnrg
J. M. Devers. assistant attorney
general In charge of state highway
work, left last night for Roseburg
where he will file an. answer In the
case of Rockhill vs. the state high
way commission and others and en
deavor to have the rase set for trial.
The action is one In which the plain
tiff seeks to have a contract annulled
an dthe route of the Paciric highway
in Douglas county changed to go by
way of Riddle.
Advanced Milk Prices
To take effect December 1, 1919:
1 pt. per day per month $2.40: lot.
per day per month $4.50; 3 pt. per
Vy per month" $6.60; 2 qL per day
per month $8.70;: 5 PL per day per
month $10.75; 3 qt. per day per
h:onth $12.25: 4 qt. per day per
month $15.25. Extra milk 8e
per pt. L5c per qt. Table cream 35e
PL, whipping cream 45c per pt..
i pt. table cream 10c per bottle.
Wholesale In bottle, per gal. 4 Sc. in
cans. 2 gallons or less 45c per gal
in cans 3 gal. or more 40c per gal.
Cherrians Elect Tonight
The annual election and banquet
of the Cherrians will be held In the
Commercial club tonight at (:30
o'clock. .Among the names likely to
be brought out In the nominations
for King Bing are John -W. Todd,
city superintendent, of schools, and
C. B. Clancey. florist. P. E. Fuller
ton is the present King Bing.
Fresh Salmon '
12i;,e lb. Fitts Market.
Foresters Feast
A dinner -spread by the Foresters
at the hall on North Commercial
street Sunday was attended by about
80 members of the order. The 'din
ner was prepared by S. C. Kightllng
er and was a sort of post-Thanksgiving
banquet. Several new candidates
were proposed and acted upon, and
will be Initiated at an early date.
Xo. 37 Order of the Ktrrn Star
Tuesday evening. December 2, at
8 o'clock. Election of officers.
Taken to Vancouver
Harold Woodard. an employe of a
local restaurant, was arrested by
Sheriff Need ham Saturday on a lar
ceny charge and was returned" to
Vancouver yesterday by Deputy Sher
iff Laws of Clarke county. Washing
ton. Woodard is alleged to have
stolen a suit of clothes, a suit case
and a pair of shoes.
Knights of Pythias, Attention
All members of the lodge urgently
requested to be present at the meet
ing Tuesday evening. December 2nd.
Election and Initiation. P. J. Kuntz.
K. It. tt S.
Two In Court
The case of McFarlane vs. Harry
O'Xell will.be heard In Judge Un
ruh's court at 10 o'clock this morn
ing. The case concerns damages said
to have been Inflicted upon McFar
lane by O'Neil in a fistic encounter
which Is said to have been inspired
by a sack of potatoes.
Fresh Kali
12i,c lb. Fitts MarkeL.
Inquiries Are Many
City ecorder Earl Race os receiv
ing many inquiries from persons de
siring employment and is trying to
find work for all who need it. Em
ployers having any manner of Jobs
can obtain help by notifying Record
er Race.
Crystal Electric Waher '
Drives away dull care. Call for
a demonstration. C. S. Hamilton.
Xo Accidents Reported
For the first time in 20 dara no
accidents were reported to the police
yesterday for the 24-hour period end
ing midnight December 1.
Burroughs
Adding machine for sale cheap.
Lsed one month. C . S. Hamilton.
MIXISTF.it WAXTH TO HELP.
It Is only natural that one who ba
been relieved from suffering should
feel grateful and want to help oth
ers. Rev. W.F.M. Swyndole. lg
Elm St., Macon. Oa.. writes: -Mr
kidneys gave me much trouble be
fore I took Foley Kidney Pills.
am ready at any time to speak a
word for Foley Kidney Pills.- J. C
Perry. a'
PERSONAL MENTION
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J. V. Hanghawant. who has been
in the employe of the Hunt Brothers
cannery, left yesterday for Los Anse
les where be will spend the winter
with relatives.
Mrs. Ada Leopold has taken a po
sition at the Liberty Exchange store
on North Commercial street. Hhe
formerly was with the Spauldinc
Logging company.
Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Sloan, who are
known as managers of the Hotel
Belknap and Belknap springs, have
arrived In alem to spend the winter
witn Mrs. Sloan's mother, Mrs. Jo
sephine McDowell.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Entermille
of Baker are In Salem and mill be
guests at the home of Mrs. Enter-
mille'a parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. J.
Gardner, who live In Polk county.
They have been visiting the Pacific
international Livestock exposition In
Portland.
1 . Attorney General and Mrs. George
A Teacher of Health
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On the top of the Detroit, lHcLi
gan. Municipal Hopital Building,
Miss Ethel A. Real conducts the
Keifcr Open Air School, and she is
proving every day that tuberculosis
can be prevented among children and
that the little victims of it can be
cured. All of the best methods for
fighting tuberculosis are oscd in the
school.
The children study and recite in
the open, except m hen the weather is
too stormy. Then two indoor as
sembly rooms, well ventilated and
with windows opened, are otilited.
Every morning and afternoon there
is a rest penod, when 11 Uj Bcal
serves a glass of milk to each of the
pupils.
Jf. Brown have returned from Rese
burg where they spent Thanksgiving.
Harry L Corbett was here ytrter
day frof Portland.
W. P. LaRoche. elty attorney of
Portland, was a caller yesterday at
the office of Attorney General Brown
. Mrs. P. B. C. Lucas of Tillamook
snd Miss Bonnie Bales of Portland
are guests at the O. W. Lucas home
at 597 North Twenty-first street.
I. L. Patterson, state senator from
Polk and Benton counties, was a
Salem visitor yesterday, r
HOTEL ARRIVALS j
MARION C. S. Bowne. Asmsvtlle
P.'C Stecher. J. B. Cuirle, Jos B.
Brophy. Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Ward. N. F. Sutton. George Allison.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Drew. It. J. CI lb
born. Portland; Mr. and Mrs. John
E. McFadden, Neche N. p.; V. IL
Griffith. Portland.
BLIGH Miss Georiciana Bargare.
Richland;' Dr. E. A. Leatherwood. La
reka; Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Pickett. A.
B. Carpenter, W. E. Greene. A. A.
Baumann, A. A. Schwars. Joseph
Johnson. AI Ingman. Cart Lehl. W.
Hahn, Portland; W. L. Winnetord.
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-THE BREAD FOR ALL
Made by the best bakers ; baked by electricity. Clean Pure
Wholesome. It has a taste that makes you want more. That's
vrhy every oai buy it.
BAKE-RITE SANITARY BREAD
457 State Street
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Her stuJents are not a".owed t
fall back in their uyUr. laiet htr
instruction, hile they are in tie
school, they are kept tip ita the
work cf the public grades, so that
when they are cured they return to
the classes whkh they left, mij t
go on ith them. "
It is etsimated that 12,000 ctlMrm
d:e wry year in the nation from
tuberculosis. More open air schools
like Miss Ileal" are needed, and the
National Tuberculosis Association,
with local and state organisa
tions affiliated with if, is plasning t
provide them through the sale cf
more than &J0,(Vro worth f Red
Cross Christinas Sca!j this comic j
Christ OTA.
Amity; , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Trj
and. son. Farlic. Iowa; H. 11 Marbr.
Donald; Henry L. Bents. Aarora; ii.
IL FlitcrafL. North Bend.
AKGO--Mrs. L.E. Thompson. Jans
D. Orden. Cora FUher. Fred Zaehl
ke. Portland; R. W. Fleming. S.i
verton: F. M. rhlllops, IL M. aa
dob, Ilillsboro.
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