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THE OREGON STATESMAN: THURSDAY, JANXARY 1. .W. brethren Special meeting of Salem Lodge No. 4. A. F. & A. M. this evening. Work in the M- J"-1 degree. Visiting welcome,., i , Do Ltrenars Delayed Because dog collars and license ; tags have not yet been received at the office of thei county clerk It is probable that there will he a delay of about two weeks before licenses - can be Issued, according to County Clerk iBoyer. Mair J u ''nrgleVa , rraak Lennon. janiw lem hi., wss injured In. a lice Ute TuesZt EE?? JL jaie last nt tl. . ... . v . e""- - iu ooy leu sis rfr" P. m. and 11:30 p. im. TUesdav toVirr fClothea., it la Bni1 , v. rambling inclination In the past and l IS Considered Mrtiln tliot I,. 1,.. run awayx -.. Attention Yeomen - hal r'riday n,ght 8:15 urst Xew Director Mnt rii high school. wW? 'fteth The newly elected officers and di I1! accident yesterday Just rectors of the Salem Commercial HAPPY J , NEW ' . YEAR d?k iTSS G alley behind the hlgi schonii .k. w ksring for horn -Wurst. also a ja r: scnooL The bicycle p" w.cV over Hurst, though s notr 1 Jured i T-onnon. ridiiig ? the wheel was thrown to the groand and suf fered ajalnful spraiflW aw.nacE. If par iti. nff!ainiJj Announced Play W P1 at A mory., USED CAR BARGAINS 1916 Ford; 5-passenger Bnlck, 19?8 Sludebaker, 7 passenger; 5 passen ger Overland; 1918 Dort, aU oveur hauled. . i ! :. j . SALEM VEUE COMPANY . . . 163 North Com! Silverman Appraisers Xsnird Appraisers were appointed yeste daydavj to place a valoatlon on tit estate of Louis Silverman,! deceased They are N. I Brounstein, j. uron stein and A. II- Salomon. 4 Dance Aabora Hall Next Satsrday nifM. Five plot orchestra". Floor la excellent cea- 4 SAVE $1009 We have a ll.Doupla E!grht'lft With 111 for iilai that tnif be had for S 1 (M0 than 4t oat th wnr la - r eoruarj. Mechaaicaliy prieci: in , fi no condition: ran less than 300V miles. ; If a beauty nd ad bur. THE B. & C HIOTO CO. . KC-5t tata St 0REc6?nj$V f s, A PERFECT CGAS Maixnfacti IIL-NDERSOT3 CtOAE FACTORY ' , . Phone 111 ' '. Let ns rrove to yot that our prices axe less. Some good bargains in new nd used jplattoa, " - , -. the whey t mm CO. 619 Court 8t. Derby building Boy Rons Away t Italphj Parker. 14-year-old son it SMI T H ' n Stale 'and CmjnUd Ste. J SUNKIST ORANGES DOZEN . ) 1 BUSICK'S 5flc Victor, Pathe and Wic!s6r Talking Machines f w t. Riorcaco... , Leading Tunil Directors that we pay tha klarkMt Ht for . , - tFXOVD-HASD rtRKITVRK CARPKTS. . STO T K, MACHUiUT A WD TOOLS t Don't sell ythJnw .before yo n. TUB CAPITAL HARDWARE AID FrnsrrcRE co. CITY CLEAIiTia WORKS :V : Cleaners of CaUty i " ' ' Cleanin VDye4 i HtAaJxIag 12 61 State St. Phon T0S Salem Auto I:ator Shop Radiators, Fenisa and Gas . Tanks E:;alred ' " - ' ' ' Tractor Bad!at:rs a Bpedalty ' lToril Tf'9 rv- oi IIYRTLE E.'OWLAliD Blnate fasd llosf call Merauuidiee 418 CcirtEL Balem, Oregon v- T6le;ione ;m tICYCLES ; V3 HEP AIRS j I )1 ) E RAMSDEN Court Street ,! Ft ar to 1 r Mm e d ;ages, heaters, tools t, . anything, yon - have ' if tor cash. Phone ..9 or ill.; ; ; , The 'Auctioneer I Mortgages t Bearing. Investment ' I :HNS & ROBERTS ' r ?T Oreon Bunding - -LGIN SIX IS HERE tt who' ar 1 looktnc -for -a rvtceabla car with elerant and Interior specifications n maxinium aervlca and . t a reaaonable prlca sboula - 1 . GILBERT j Distributor ?a'nd, nearly weif. six eylin tsenger, equipped all Cord 1 one extra, new. Guar an M shape fO-')zS0. , r- -....I.-.:.... 3D-EOSE JIOTOR CO. j St, ' l Phone til IIIDSR HOSE lies, per pair, 67c nr:rJfA?;T. store Vi.' 2;crth Commercial Street? .1 :vif::: etatios -ELECTRIC RESTAURANT 481 SUU Street Oar Specialty: Oysters Fish- Chops Chill Con Came , J. 1). UADDOZ. Prop. I EYEGLASSES THAT FIT I. DR. 1V.1 UAU. VWtttOIl 210-211 C 8. National Bast Bldg. U.S. GARAGE 154 Ferry Street -USED BUT NOT ABUSED CARS SPECIAL-i-New series Stwiehaker, Talue I1C25, today $1300. I U. S. uarage, rnone Electric Machinery knfl. Engiiiaerttg Company - For . - EXPERT ELECTE1CAL WOEK phone t.SS lift So. Commercial St. Bman investment Kal7 linens House Ksntal &&e1 General Property D"3 i OHI SCOTT ?RKA1 ! 404-401 HnhDarl B!d. fhons 284 i i Sslem. ore. DEKNISON ELECTEIC Ca JOB WORK ANB; FIXTURES 223 North Wbeky Street I" ? ffnMimrMTS -t- ' L MiWll W 111 . .. yonr moan mental wore 9t, kindly ask the soilcitor for onr -uea earn. k . t CapKal Monumental " "r . 8. Com. St, . Phone 611. Salem ,.. HABIILTON i tttr irrnXTTERK MAW J , Wtl iaake and hang flrapes. vr Largest Stock of Drapery. v: f H S40 Court StrfeU 1I0HEY TO l!0AI 011 laproted City sjid FarmProperty WUal Credit Adjaatmes tx. f il$ Masonlo Temple , ; I 8ALEM . OREGON WANTED. iinjllIACHEJERT O ALL ' 'w.'. KIND? ; '30 hny second-hand gi ' 1 have anythlr? te-seii jar ft fr!ceCAinT3gr " " The Bjuaxe 1 House. , ; . " - . I Baltcry -m ... CAPITAL rK CO. Salfm rnmmcr'lal club met with the retiring directors ana oilicers at the regular weekly dinner held a the , Spa last night. Plans for the coming year were dis-' cussed and ; the new officers famil iarized themselves With the workings of the board. Policy of the club will remain unchanged it was announced. Robert C. Panlus, who was re-elerted president at the annual meet in sr De cember 17. presided at the dinner.' A Lucky Doe's Day - A' dandy new animal comedy at Ye Liberty today. Administrator Named . Stanley J. Ostrander was yester day appointed administrator for the estate of Margaret Ostrander. who died here recently, leaving an estate to the probable value of 12500. There mm m mmmmmmm t- . EAGLE DRESS. SHIRTS 92.00, SS.OO to f IO.OO is prac tically Jno 1 personal She left no wiU. ' ! property. Dance Tonight - f From 8 to 12 at the armory. Boy Escapes .from School . Jack Phininger,-1 5, years old, es caped from 0 the state training school for boys Last night and at midnight had .not'fbeen ; retaken. He, is de scribed as .weighing 100 poundsK 5 feet: 3 to 4 inches in height,; dark complexioned, and was wearing the regulation uniform of the school. Bic Game Announced ' . Play by play, armory 2 p. m. lw toff ice 1 Closes Today , , In observance of -New, Year's day. the Salem postofflce ,wlll be closed all day,, except the .general .delivery department, which will he open from 9 until 10 :'a..nu. .Sf. . . .. . Dance Tonight f From 8 to 12, at the armory. Collins Sues to Reeorer ' J.W. Collins of, Brooks took action In circuit court yesterday to recover a balance of $400 from the Weyl Zu kerman company of California which he alleges,! due him, from the sale of .20,000 pounds of ; onions to the company -in 1917. Collins claims that prior, to the. delivery of ihe shipment be; was advapced -1900 on condition that he receive - the balance qf the sale price when the onions were de livered. ' 1 ;. .. ! " A- SCHEIS I . ! t 1 1 A thrilling t drama 1 of the piains at xe iioeriy xouay. open 344 State Street The' Kuppenlteiraer House In Salem WEST FURsC0. ; Fttrs of Quality New Location 251 Court St. 6ip. Court House DJIi MOSHER B3gh Class RIEN'S TAILORING 474 Court Street x Judge Comes Friday ; Motions and 1 demurrers will be heard by . presiding Judge. Percy . R. Kelley of department No. 1 of the cir cuit cou Ft Friday, and all cases jon the docket will be called for the Jan uary court;, term. The grand jury adjourned yesterday ., until, Friday at 9 :30 o'clock. No report has yet been made., ; . . ... : Four Sliows-i At the Bligh today. fit. AJa VM. GAHLSDORF ' The Store of Housewares ,.Wod4.Cqa or ,Ga Eanges" Kitchenwar Diimerware 135 N. Liberty St. , Phone 67 POTATOES Burhanks, American Wonders, ; Netted Gems, Pride of Mnltno-; man, Garnet Chili, Early Rose. We pay the highest prices and j are always in the market, I Phone 717 or address 542 State j street, Salem, Oregon. - MANGIS BROS. Valued Charm : H. Roberts,, who has been one of t he . leading, developers of . the logan-r berry industry.,' Is .sporting a watchi charm which - he : prizes very . highly. The large gem. is arare specimen of agate which he, .found.; at Newport. Experts say its commercial value Is about S I00i Mr R9herts is attend ing the O.A.C. this week where about 1500 of Oregon's progressive farmers are attending "scboor;, for one week. lilgdon Compajoy . . : . - ; .. Superior funeral service for less. Protecting His Orchard- .. A. S. Elford, inspectqr of agencies for the New York Life Insurance company,, with headquarters ait Seat tle, who is. the owner of 80 acres of fruit in the Bohrnstedt plantings a few miles southeast of Salem, has let a contract. to Pearcy Brothers of, this citv . to . nrnne. - cultivate, spray ana otherwise care for his acreage during the season oi as,.ne is noi sh uated so that he can give his per sonal attention-to it, i but Is deter mined to gltf It' scientific care. .-'(. j-' . , . Dance Tonight ; .-. w From 8 to 12 at the armory. HAPPY V; AV f a Arid PROSPEROUS ft? NEW YEAR V u G. s m & LE Y 'C o, ' i . "'. ! - . . . - - i -. - : v ' ' - '.' i inning i win 1. 1 i ji ' , tl i. .. . ,u ;. s-a..kJ taiIiim .and I!tonun3ttec9 r" r C-rdaclng. . I . is .position to furnisb-music ;.for any f especially 'that adapted to the mod. iSl f rfanrine. Warren J, Hunt. Phone 129$. WMTED! "WHITE : BEANS PEOPLES CASH STORE LONG DISTANCE AUTO TRUCKING WILLAMETTE VALLEY TRANSFER CO; ' f " v - - ; ; Phone 1400 OCR facilities are of the 'highest character. We are equipped to satis- ': fy the most ex-1 acting client. The In "courteous ' ' con- ' duet of onr staff : matches the up- to-dateness of our equipment. Ore, fil 3 " 1 Home. Coming Friday Home coming , dayi at . Salem high school will be held Friday afternoon; beginning at 2:45 o'clock. A. pro gram .will be given and in the .even ning there will be a basketball game that promises much' Interest. All alnmni are invited to .attend. Legal Blanks. '., ... ..... t Get them, at The.Statesman office. Catalog on application, j : . - CoqulUe Mills Incorporate I Articles of Incorporation were filed yesterday by the Coquille Lnmber Mills, .having headquarters in Port land, and capitalised St SIOO.OOO. The incorporators " are J. S. O'Gdr man, H .T. Nlcolai -and Charles C. McCulloch. ' Resolutions of dissolu tion were filed by the Stevens-Ferris Lumber company, of Walton, Lane county, by the Bankers' ,In vestment company of Portland, and by the Vale Hardware company of Vale, Malheur county.,: ; ., - ;.. Root for Dregon ' . , i , f - At armory, today, 2 p. m. Wanted for Perjury H . Governor Olcott yesterday issued requisition papers on the governor of California ' demanding extradition of . E...BCabcoclc who-la wanted in Mult nomah county to answer to a charge of perjury.; Babcocfc s held at Oak land. Roy Kendall, a. deputy sheriff of Multnomah county, will be sent to Oakland to return Babcock in case the requisition is honored. : ; Girl Show i i . Tfieag Day Girls at today. .1 e 'Bligh V Teachers Wanted ;: - For one-room schools In the valley and in eastern and central Oregon. Also a teacher, for lower grades in a two-room schoo and one for 7 th and 8 th grades in good location, . Sal aries l00 to 1115 to teachers .of experience and good . qualifications. Communicate -with- Mrs. .Blanche M Jones, 115 S. .Commercial Sa., or phone 23. .v. '.:-;f;-j--'i0't''-' Millinery Sale CtonUnnes-. '1X4 ' I have still a variety of untrimmed shapes at $1.00 to $2.50. i All trimmed hats at cost. Mrs. L. G Curtls, 125 North High streets ? Jitney Service Desired ; A i Advisability, of' establishing a jit ney service between the business dis trict, and North Salem will ' be dis cussed at the next meeting of the North Salem Improvement associa tion which will be tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock at - the1 V Highland schooL Officers 'will be elected for 1920. On the program will be an address by Robert C Panlus.- presl- deht-or the Salem commercial einn; a i vocal solo by M rs. ; Cora Hend ry.' and -a .jrlolln solo by; William Sixer wood."'; ' ; r .1 '' " '- "'i. '- -Cs 1 ' " Boy Wanted Largs boy, to deliver papers. Good pay. Apply at Statesman office. tl Addrewies Rofarjian , Prof- CL I Lewis, field manager for the Oregon Orewer' Copexatlve.ss sociation, gave the address.jU,the reg ular meeting of the notary.; club at the Marlon hotel yesUrday.4 He di. cussed Marion county agricultural. r. sources.. ,,;,;:.. ... t r f r m t . .';' . , ... - - v -. ; 1920 Calendar for. Practical. Fse Homer H. Smith, McCormack bids. "Grayling" Are Ronning ' White,tlsh known to many people as grayling, are said to be running plentifully in. iorth- Mill . creek .And several successful catches are report ed. :it is said, the name "grayltng . as applied ta.theae fish is . incorrect, and that there are no grayling , in Oregon. waters.' White U4h;is.said to be the proper name. v . r - , - -.'-Tr - : Tag Day Girls-1 A big girl act at the Bligh today. . Xew t Realty Coneern - . - : George W, Swegle and Hettry S: Bell, residents of Salem for the past 20 or; 40, years :and. known- to every man, woman and child in, this-corn- mnn(tr hTA formed a nartnershlp and 'will engage- ia. real estate, and Insurance. : Tbe name given this oau jfnTTi i The' Oreson .Laud Com- mut i Thft will advlsa . the .'public within , a ahorti4time where ,tov find thm and will exsect every one with real estate to sell .to . list it . with them, as tbey.are live wires and ex pecttto,fpte deals, oier . just. as. fast as any oi tne reauy aeaiers Receiver's KeUe'vefc ' , May belle "Jette, reciver of,4be property, of laPaw,. ftfed. .a report covering her activities in behalf of Kin .Daw's, property, in county court yesterday; whlclu was . Approved, and accepted jtnd she was. released. by the court from Jurther -responsibility. S, ind F.vUhlnunjA Co. was plaintiff and Kin Daw was defendant in a suit filed for nonpayment Of .a lease con tract "between the above .parties. As an aHernative'a receiver was appplnt e4 to assume charge of the property and crops that, are mostly on'nop lands. .'According to the report filed by Mabelle Jette. this year's 7 crop sales amounted to 125,225.29, .enough to pay all financial claims against Kin Daw and leave a reason able balance, Continuous. Show . t xAt Te,LJberty ftoday,. Hplatrom WU Admitted-- - i The will xt Charles 4 A Holstrom, who died December 20. was .admitted to probate in county court yesterday. Mr. Holstrom left jan estate w tw probable value of 17500. Most of the. estate is composed of real prop erty, and 13000, is .- probable estl mate $ for :t. personal property 4 The heirs are Aneela Holstrom. widow. residing, at 243 Worth -Fourteenth street; Clara iA Weilsel,-S5,:daugh-ter, 470 North Summer street; Mary A. .Fountaih.1 37. .dauchter. Mnfefid. Calif.; Laurella Sheltoa, 33, daugh ter,' Seattle. A. niece .-and grandson i were also' mentioned -in the - t will which .Holstrom made previous " to hit death. The appraisers sppolnted were F. L. Wpod, Kbbio , Day and Hazelle Gearhart.', -- -! ,';. rroon Choice Fir, Delivered Cord Phone Bligh 743 1 'r -''' I 1 H r , OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN;. STATE g STREET o: iA c R,'il, ftfc R, UJ 8 ........ it!'! f n ' r' 1 - . AWD ,- '-; FOR We want to tfcank fle pnbfic for Ihe senerou patronage Vre km tnjod during the pait yeaVJ 0ar'bn,ineM,'thaiiki to-yo'u.lia. far excWdcd bur exiieciaUons. : , r , 1920 (Good Wishes ' PJcaic acccbtj our wishei that your new yaroajbelappjr and prosperous, and We assure you that we will in emy way try to de- rVe'a'contbuatian.of the patronage you nave given u. . l 'A - V I1 Mil i 1 271 Cbeineketa Street 1 Phone 398 Reneinber: kinds of junk. W. Cohen: ..L Saffron - ; : We always pay the highest ntH'j