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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1919)
TOE OKECOX STATESMAN: SUNDAY. DECEMBER, 21, 1910. CITY anled J All kinds of choice poultry, hlfth- , est market, price paid. Steusloff Bros, inc.., pnone 1528. Burial at Pendleton- J. J. Worcester, father of Mrs. EHie King, will be buried at Pendle ton on December 24. He was a mem ber of the Grand Army, of . Pacific Lodge No. 4, and the Artisans. He ' I I I . was a resident here for several years 1 1 I He Uvea la an old soldiers' home: in California. . i Leather Hand Hjmjn Special at $6.95. Better ones with leather lining. $9.9 5. Max O. Buren, N. Co'ni'l. i- Big Dance at Auhu Hall, Christmas eve. XoW Open ami Heady for Husin We are ready to give Turkish, shower and steam bit ha to the pub lic. We have In connection a swim ming pool. Our patrons are entitled ! to any and all of the baths, includ- 1 log the use of the swimming pool, at the nominal price of fifty cnta ($.50. Call and look us over. Or egon Bath House, under Oregon .Elee tric depot. , KVCEXF. O'UIUKX , In "SEALED HEARTS" Lloyd 2-Reel Comedy ratho BICYCLES AND REPAIRS LLOYD E. RAMSDEN 1 387 Court Street WANTED furnifuje, ranges, heaters, tools and, b fact, anything you hare to Mu. I buy for casb. Phone (10 or Bii. W00DRY, The Auctioneer Dbnds, Mortgages - Interest Bearing Investment HAWKINS & ROBERTS 204.207 Oregon Building SUXKIST ORANGES . 40c DOZEN BUSICKS 1920 ELGIN SIX IS HERE Motorists who are looking ror a strong;, serviceable car with elegant body lines and interior specifications that assume maximum service and economy at' a reasonable price should this car; LEE L GILBERT, Distributor IS a. CBasretal Street. One Orreland. nearly new, six cylin der, 6, passenger, equipped all Cord Tires and one extra, new. uuaran teed in Al shape for $1250. WOOD-BOSE 3IOTOR CO. 348 State St. ' Phone 311 WONDER HOSE For Kiddles, per pair. . .... 1 RE3IXAXT STORE 1 254 North Commercial Street WILURD Storage Batterj SERVICE pTATIOJT 233 N. High St. Telephone 203 EYEGLASSES THAT FIT " DR. L. HALE, WICSOJI 210-211 U. S. National Rank Bldg. ELECTRIC RESTAURANT 481 State Street Our Specialty: Oysters Fish Chops Chill Con Carne J. D. MADDOX, Prop. D. H. M0SHER High Class MEN'S TAILORING ;: ''T 474 Court Street WANTED , JUNK AND MACHINERY OF ALL t 1 ; " KINDS Vj I "i ' We. also bar second-hand roods t IT yon have anything to sell for a good price call 398. The Square ; Deal House. t CAPITAL JUNK Ca IJC I 271 ChemekeU SL alem. Ore. N EWS' Second Hand Hewitt? Machine It in city form $11 to $40 at th Capital Exchange, 337 Court St. For The tauudry Queen Waihing Machine. Welch 379 State street. Collision l.s Reported I. It. Utteiback renortPl tn t ho nn. , ert?ay a"ernoon that he had . . . - J .. 111' III I k U,' 1,T n 1 r nvn -.a 1 tersection of Church and Chemekeia street. There was no material dam age to the car and his machine was impaired to the extent of a bent fender and a twisted radiu3 rol. He blamed no one and considers the ac cident unavoidable owing to the dense fog. ( . v ;t II a street car at the in "Wall-Tint" From 10 cents up. Com'l St. Max O. Eucen. Hay Yonr Christmas Tree Lights At Welch Electric Co., 37S) State St. , . -, : iff 1 rRes Cau,, Fire Chief Harry Hutton has cau tioned the Salem public of the neces sity of taking precaution in Christ mas trees and decorations to nrevent fire, especially as to lighted candles, IZJlfJA - V" Biuuks. jntre fin fSf ,?rdinarnit diret,y Proh.b-! iting the use of these but for the i public welfare every one should ex ercise the utmost caution, the chief says. He said most of the Christmas fires resulted from these sources. Xmas F.vo Dance - Hear Mr. Head rick at armory. Xmrvs- Candies Liberty. at Cooper' lCl ' North Mills Resume Monday The Spaulding Logging company cording to a report received from the CITY CLEANING WORKS Cleaners of Quality Cleaning Dyeing Repairing 1261 State St. Phone 703 Salem Auto Radiator Shop Radiators, Fenders and Oas t , Tanks Repaired Tractor Radiators a Specialty Ford Radiators for Sale - 10 q 1H at Calom Dra MYRTLE KN0WLAND Music and Musical . Merchandise 8onors Deale In Salem 416 Court St. Salem,v Oregon jALepbona. 362 Let ns irore to yon that our prices are less. Some good bargains in new and used pianos. THE WILEY B. ALLEN C0. 519 Court St. Derby building W T. RIGD0N CO. Leading Funeral Directors U.S. GARAGE 654 Ferry Street USED BUT NOT ABUSED CARS SPECIALr-New series Stndebaker. Value $1625. today $1300. U. S. Garage. Phone 1752 Electric Machinery and Engineering Company ' I For a SXPERT ELECTRICAL WORK V3 So. Commercial St. Phone 965 MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRTS Khaki ftnd O-ey SCHEI'S Hnull Investment Lioans IteaJty Loans? House Kintal Agency, General Property Dealing. JOHN H. SCOTT' REAXiTY CO., 404-406 Hubbard Bldg. hone 254 Salem. Ore. DENNIS0N ELECTRIC CO. JOB WORK AND FIXTURES 222 North Liberty Street MONUMENTS f yonr monumental work i lollclt--d, kindly ask the solicitor for oar msmess cara. 1 Caoltal Sfonnmental Works, !210 S. Com. St, Phone 689, Salem HAMILTON u THE FURNITURE MAN mil make and hang your drapes Largest Stock of Drapery. 340 Court Street. MONEY TO LOAN On Improved City and Farm Property Capital Credit ft Adjustment Co. 416 llasonle Temple SALEM OREGON NASAL CATARRH Though Very Common It 1 a Serinu Disease IVwsc at Till Season. It Is an Inflammation of the mu cous m-Tbrane. causing a discharge aud is a?liavatt'd by colds and sud den chauiA'g of weather, but depends on an impure condition of the blood. When chronic It may develop into i consumption by breaking down the delicate lung tissues and impairing the general health. - Begin treatment with Hood's Sar saparilla at once. This medicine pur ifies the blood, removes the cause of the. disease, and gives permanent re lief. It has been entirely satisfactory to three generations. If a cathartic is needed take Hood's Pillslhey'are gentle and thorough, enliven the liver, regulate the bowels. 'company'.- offices yesterday. The j mill was forced to close down some time ago. All employes are asked to report Monday, Dec. 22, for woik. Iiigdon Company . Superior funeral1 service for less. j Wanted Fat Hens And chickens. Highest market price paid. Steusloff Bros., Phone 1528. Inc. Mimietta Marcus Will meet vocal pupils F riday ..j ctiinlar .f each week. Studio i cscond noor Derby Bdg River at 11 Feet The Willamette river rose two feet yesterday,' ! from nine feet above the low water level in the morning to 11 feet above last night. The river may continue to rise today, but no dam age is looked for. No serious high water damage has yet been reported aside from, the washing out of the flume at the state oeniteutiary. Sono basements In the lower parts of Sa- llera are reported to contain water anu ,ue seiiemuj alc p.c-i.jr 0REG0NUS A PERFECT CIGAB Manufactured by HENDERSON'S CIGAR FACTJRT Phone Sl n a rr n n I ix'. tiair. o im rimiiris. riirht lofr l with ua for sale that may be had fo I V. "k"'"" "V," LV;iJrJ:;lV..J fine condition; -run les than 300o miles, it s a &eauty ana a gooa Duy. i THE B. & C MOTOR CO. 256-58 State St. REMKMBER that we pay the hll-t rri for SKrOXD-HAXD H HSITI KK CAKI'KTS, STOVKS. M At'HIXEUT AND TOOLS Don't sell snythinjr before you see Ms. THE CAPITAL HARDWARE ASD IIRMTIRE CO. 2SS X. '! St. rfcaae mt J POTATOES 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. WftL GAHLSD0RF i The Store of Housewares Wood, Coal or Gas Ranges J Kitchenware Dinnerware 135 N. Liberty St. Phone 67 WANTED! WHITE BEANS PEOPLES CASH STORE Old Newspapers and v Magazines Wanted Also Hop Wire Wanted. Used Cars For Sale STEINBOCK JUNK & AUTO WRECKING S20-32S North Commercial St. Phone 305 LONG DISTANCE AUTO - TRUCKING WILLAMETTE VALLEY TRANSFER CO. Phone 1400 well covered, but there Is as yet no actual flood. "- Your KI11:.-h Will F.njoy-J The Xmas candies at Cooper's, 1C1 X. Liberty. ) j Ir. S. C. Stnc- i Can be found at Tyler's dure store 137 South Commercial steet. AwMN-iation Saved Ills Ufc Claiming that the Y.M.C.A. had In directly saved the life of his oldest boy, one of the citizens of Salem took out four memberships for Christmas presents for his boys at the Y.M.C.A. yesterday alternoou. In talking with the secretary he stated that when hM boy was enroute to France his s'llp was submarined and the boy was hurled into the sea. So far as he was able to discover the boy remain ed ia the icy water for at least 15 minutes before he was rescued. He had learned to swim in the Y.M.C.A. pool and had become an expert so that when the crisis came the bov was ready for it. The man declared ' know of no wier and beneficial investment that a father can make than to take out a membership fo: his boys in the, Y.M.C.A. 'WalHelt" , . Makes the house warmer. Costa about half the price of cloth. Ma O. Buren, ConH St. Virk Work Woik Itemember, able-bodied boys over IS years old and uuder 60. the Crown Willamette Pulp Mills at Or egon City and West Linn will need men for the winter season. Just keep them in mind when arranging your winter work schedule. They have a fine hotel just for employes at low rates. , : , MathU Iturial Monday The funeral of Mrs. Augusta Malk i3 who died December 5 will be held Monday at 1:30 o'clock from the Webb it Clough chapel. Interment will be in the City View cemetery. Iluy Your Xntasj Candies -A4 Cooper's, ICt North Liberty. Ceilins Pane Fioui 20c up. Max O. Buren, Com mercial St. - Wallinz Funeral Monday- The funeral of Harry M. ailing whose death occurred Peeember 10. will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Kigdon chapel. lur- I til win ut- in wn i J l it : is trio li Anniversary of the landing of the Pilgrim Fathers at Plymouth. It will be observed by special services at the First congregational cnurcn Address by pastor ana reception o: members at 11 a. ra Dance Xmas "Kvf Armory. Hear ' the Jazzy Man. Hirxekoron Funeral Today The funeral of Norbert Hirsekoron the small son of Mr and Mrs. A. L. Hirsekoron of 1345 D street who died Friday will be held'this afternoon at 2 o'clock from.tha Jtlgdon cnapei. Burial will 1)4 iff thrity View cemw tery. --i jj tt,J9TT v Get Someone a Suitcase From Max O. Buren. N. Com L The Royal Vacuum Cleaner- Welch Electric Co.. 37 State St. WUE5 IX SALEM, OREG03T st at '. t i BLIGU IIOTEt. A Home Away' from Horn Strictly Modern SI 00 per day lOO Rssa f aHsl Casafart Only Hotel in Business District USED CAR BARGAINS . 1916 Ford; 5-passenger Buick. 1918 3udebaker, 7 passenrer; a passen ger Overland; 1918 Dort. all over- nauled. - fc SALEM VEUE COMPANY tn'2 North Cum'I WEST FUR CO. CHRISTMAS FURS New Location 521 Court St. - Opposite Court House CHRISTMAS CIGARS TOBACCOS CIGARETTES SMITH'S CIGAR STORE State and Commercial Streets Victor, Pathe and Windsor Talking Machines E. L STIFF &S0N OUR facilities are of the highest characterCve are equipped to satis fy the most ex acting client. The courteous con duct of our staff matches the up-to-dateness of our equipment. Blue White Diamonds A more permanent, enjoyable, safer or better investment cannot be found than one of the beautiful gems we are offering today. ... will be increased on January less. SALEM .VM JaMUMM CHmriMrv- On sale at Cooper's. ll N. Liber ty. Club Iun!ien Monday Th Commercial club luncheon will be held on Monday as OEaal and will be In the club auditorium. A. G. Clark, manaeer of the Asofiat-l Industrie of Oregon, will be the speaker. Boy Wanted Large boy, to deliver papers. Good pay. Apply at Statesman office. Ray Jones Fined lay Jones was arrested in a local restaurant about 2 p. m. ye.terda on a charge of being drunk. Fpon his own request his hearing was held soon after his arrest. He was finea $50. He Is said to have been mak ing a disturbance ia the restaurant. Hie Royal Vacuum Cleaner -Welch Electric Co.. 379 State St. Legal Blanks Get them at The Statesman office Catalog on application. IJnville Recomen M The master mason degree was coV- ferred last night on H. II. Linville by Salem lodge No. 4. A.F. & A.M. Fol lowing the ceremonies a luncheon was served. lhoto Frame i Xloe At Max O. Duren's. Coral St. Big Cororation tme The ulcan Oil & Gas company, a corporation orKanizeI under the laws of the state of Washington and cap italized at $3.000.0ff. was yesterday granted a permit by Corporation Commissioner Schulderman to oper ate in Oregon. E. II. Janey of Med ford is attorney-in-fact for Oregon. Articles of incorporation were tiled by the Portland Finnish Evangelical Lutheran- congregation, which has property estimate! at $3000. The in corporators are A. Sal mine w, presi- lent: J. Tapanalnan. vice president. and G. Palo, secretary. P-ance Xmaa Xltr Hear the Jazzy Man and the biz jrchestra. Gentlemen $1; ladies Zitc. From 8 to 12 at armory. Pictures Prove It Who would have predicted that railway trains would ever eet stuck in the deep snow right In the streets of Salem? That Is Just what hap pened a few days ago and T. C. Wood has got the pictures to prove It. Mr. Wood too ka snap shot of the Shasta imited while the entire train was be- in r rescued from a bank of snow on l wriiiu bi i m. a m u uv.tiiui I v. r- motives were hitched to the rear end. the train pulled back and the snow shoveled from the track. Mr. Wood enlisted in the navy and. during his two years of service he took a great many excellent camera vifwa of war j activities in the zone of international ; copiiict, Hear the Chritma Musi' At the First Congregational church his evening. A splendid program has been prepared. ' She Take a Chaster MUs Desie Carey appear sto have taken quite a "chance" yesterday. when she appeared for license to launch herself as better half In thw billowy sea of matrimony. A license was issued to H. II. Chaare. 32. of Stayton. and Bessie Carey. 18. also of Stayton. Another couple seeking II- cen?e to wed were Henry Kowe. 58. of 240 N Cottage and Alma Schmidt. 43. living at 580 North Twelfth street. For the Laundry Quen Washing machine. Electric Co.. 379 State St. Welch Declaration Filed Isabella Miller expressed her c! dre to become a citizen ot the United States yesterday when she filed her declaration ot Intention with County Cletk Rover. She is a subject of England, being born in Caithness. Scotland, and emigrated to this coun try from Winnipeg. Cansda. In 1910. .She Is a resident of Salem and lives at 33 5 North Summer street. t Japanese Irlmmc at CoofecV 161 North Liberty street. r PERSONAL MENTION Don H. Fpjohn. private secretary to Governor Olcott, was in Portland yesterday. W. 5. Levins, district attorney for Rarer county, was a caller yesterday at the state hou.e. A. G. Clark was here yesterday from Portland. Mr. Clark is mana ger for the Associated Industries or Orecon. Mrs. J. II. Southam and small son of Waldo. X. D.. who have been in Salem since Thanksgiving. left for Lebanon yesterday where they will visit at the home of Mrs. Southara's titter, Mrs. J. E. Grey. While here THE VALUE OF DIAMONDS first Your opportunity to buy is A DIAMOND MAKES AN IDEAL GIFT . Hartman Bros. Company JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS she vas visiting; her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Palmer. 11CC North Sixteenth street. Arthur Itroek. manaeer of the ex ecutive committee of the Stale Fed eration of Labor, was a Salem visi tor yesterday. Mr. Hrork formerly lived in Salem and was employed in the state printing department. Ralph VV". Coffin, who previous to enlistment in 191? for service in the late war. resided In Salem was In this city yesterday for a few hours visitinr friends. His home Is now in Portlanu and he was on his way to) Springfield to celebrate Christmas with relatives. Francis V. Mason, formerly of this city but 'now of Vancouver. Wash.. Is In Salem for the week-end v!itlng friends and relatives. V. II. Horns or San Francisco In timates that he and family may make their residence here. He has been here for the past few days look ing over the prorpects of Salem as a location. W. 1. Staley has left for Los An- reles where he Is to spend the holi days with his mother. Mrs. Laura C. Staley. Miss Gladys Co ok of Riekreall Is spending the week-end in Salem vis iting a number of her friends. Miss Florence Kayes of Med ford is visiting in Salem a few days with her friends. Mr. end Mrs. L. D. Kelly or Stay ton have leH far California where they plan to visit relatives of Mr. Kelly In Los Angeles. Temecala and Santa Crut. . The pleasure trip will last for a coupl e of months. 1-eRoy Pea body of Omaha Is spend ing the week-end with friends here. Mrs. Elbert Thompson and daugh ter of Philomath are to visit at the home of tiielr sister and aunt. Mrs. Harry A. Rjwe daring the holidays. Mrs. Thompson is the principal of the Philomath high school. Victor Ursdesoo. a student of thai University or Oreson. will send the1 Christmas holidays at the home of i his parents In Salem. 4 Penren Stanley Kantner. his wife! snd children are expected here from Seattle to visit during the holidays.! Mr. Kantner I s the son of Rev. and; Mrs. V. C. Kantner. 410 -Center street. 1 ,,r- f - Tnomnson was in ron-, I '"d yesterday on business connected . vlth the stste industrial accident i ( commission. Jack Clements of Newport Is In : Selem visiting friends. He reports' cold weather alone the coast. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Iavey will; leave- Monday for Portland where they will spend the day with their1 n and daurhter-ln-law Mr. and! Mrs. Robert Pavey. They will theni go to Astoria where they will re-, main until after Chritmas with their' daughter and son-in-law. Mr. snd i Mrs. Edward Doraogalla. i X HOTEL ARRIVALS t MARION' J. C. Schoen. Chicago: V. II. Chrlstensen. Salt I-afce; Mr. and Mrs. W. Y. Calling. Tacoma: Mild red Rldgevay. F. H. Rarrome. Eu gene: Harrv Gnall II. E. Wrlaht. Mr. and Mrs. Houghton. Harry S. How man. Portland: O. M. Uerrle, Wood burn. Hl.ir.II John Gracia. Lewis Hsrt- man. 11. Looysmith. Mr. and Mrs. Rethruf f. Portland: Hilly McCann. J L. Jensen. Cihcago: II W. Eden. Se attle: Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Hoyd. Mar tinsdale. Montana: C. It. -Wagner. Aberdeen: F. S. Krecksnbaum. Illi nois: Ed Spieler. Vancouver. Wah. ARGO Lester Evans. Harry Ol denburg. J. J. Collins. Salem: Mr. ! and Mrs. V. R. Moses. Portland. Captain Kreason Back After Long Time In France DALLAS. Or.. Dec. IS. (Special to The Statesman) Captain R. S. Kreason. who before the war with Germany, was one of the prominent young attorneys of Dallas, has re turned to his homi here after nearly three years absence with the A mer Ican forces In France. Captain Kreason enlisted In the quartermaster department shortly af ter the declaration of war and was advanced in the service until be re- ; t reived his commission as a captain, t J. r x CO - , STATE g STREET - flea now; they will never cost OREGON With the signing or the armistice, the big job in the quartermaster's department began and he was held on duty In Franc until a short tinj ago when he retarned to this country- liefore returning to his home here and while awaiting bis liscbarge Captain K reason v HI ted with his parents In New York. IIe hss re sumed the practice ot law la the of fices of Attorney Oscar llayter In the Dallas City Hank buildlnc. Keck Quits Post Here as Federal Fuel Official Recaose coal is moving freely In Oregon and In liberal quantities and all complaints that reached him were taken care or with apparent satisfac tion. II. II. Keck, who was detailed by the fuel administration to Sa lem last week, has been withdrawn from the post here. He has returned to Portland. Clothes Tailored , IXDIVmUALt.T TOR TOTJ WIU, CilVE IU7TTKR SEKV1CR NEW M'FClAL. ATTEX TION TL'KLAY stAKLS GOOD QJJTE5 C1T1I.I4W no rwrrosuM 11 rmUla SM 122)4 Ttlfd Street. Bear V roRTLAXXX OREGOX. A BIG PLACE OR A t . LITTLE ONE The business world Is fall of' all kinds of positions some worth while, others furnishing only a living. t Good positions, the ones worth while, go to those yona people who are prepared to bold them the others to those who have failed to get ready to deliver the service that bus iness men want. We make a specialty of qual ifying young people for bad ness positions and of putting them lato loach with balnes opportunities. School will bo resumed after the holiday va cation of January 5a good time to begin a coarse. See as. Capital Business College SALLM, OIIEGOX Science Says1 that many skin infec tions have been caused by improper shaving that to be safe you need Good Razors, Toilet rowders and John ton' Shaving Cream Soap Johnson's not only pro tect and benefits your skin it ojj sharing. Try it just once note the billows of rich, beard softening lather. SCHAEFER'S DRUG STORE 135 North Commercial St DrCRONeffl OPTOHETRIST-OPTICIAN laddfcBtish Bank BuMi$ rfCar Stile a&f iameva V'
