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Newspaper Page TextY ..... " ,,.:."! J , y v f . , - - , : ::- , . . ,' v V.-v " ' , i- : . - - - . , - . . . . . t' 'r ' ' THE OREG6X STATESMAN i THUHSPAY. JAXrAItr 8. 1020. . ' ' 'T."'r'-- 3 1 .' . ' i . : . - ' : : : - 1 I i . i MEWS Special meeting of Pacific Iodise KoO, A. S": & A. M. this evening. "Work in the E. A. degree. - Visitors wel come. " T.'v" 'V; ' ' lhnly to HlUnbon- . i ': it.?.. The body of Joseph "Sftukosky who died shortly after midnight Tuesday at his houisin this city was shipped by the Webb & Clough .company yes terday afternoon to Hillsboro jwhere the funeral and burial 'will be held. 1920 CalMliirr( for Practical tTs llomerjU'Snibi AlcCQfreack bldg. Oolestock, -Funeral Friday t l ' ! James Celestock ,died;at: a local 'hospital yesterdaty. He was 63 year of aee. Tne' funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 2- o'clock who died at her home in Los AngeleJomOBR th bel" on January, 2, will,arrlve in this city Friday evening at T:40 o'clock. The funeral services! will b held Sunday from the Webh & Cloogb chapel at :S0,p, m. H W. Kantner will hava charge of the services. Mr. Terry was the daughter of .James Mitchell ft. Cornwall. 20. daughter. $1680. Margaret Hod Ron. 45. $100(1. After the terms of the will were satisfied there was a balance of $181. 53 left of the estate, which the court ord ered to be . distributed equally INFLUENZA skrtswilliaCcIJ Boy 'Wanted Large boy, to deliver papers. Good pay. Apply at Statesman office. Hoy l.t. "Hide Blind" Lo Davis. 13. son of V. M. Davis who lives on the Silvertou road. Shl of Marion, was picked up by South formerly lived in this cityiL from the Webb & Clough chapel andSayers Pacific Motor Car company of burial wilLbe in the Odd Fellows cemetery. v y j ' : ; . -.V Vnntcl--Prtner 'r fiobag HujiiM only $37S required-. Caill 589 Trade street. i Kigdoa Company- Superior funeral service for less. Una Xitrofti Chansetl :7 ' Supplementary articles of . incor poration were filed yesterday by the American Sanitary Carpet and-Win dow Cleaning company of Portland, changing the name to the American indow Cleaning company ern Pacific employes at the Southern PaciHc employes at the Southern Pa cific pasenger station 'yesterday hav ing "ridden the blind" of train No. 18 into Salem.' -The boy said he was on his way to Chemawa to see an uncle. The boy's parents were no tified And later he was sent home. Motorist llitmu Cycilxt E. S. Worden. .1030 Broadway. Siinnl-labile driving his automobile west on . I f A u. . . w. . 1 1 A meniary articles were ilea by the i ucmcta v-uurtn and Portland, changing the name to the Denic Motors, company. Resolutions! or dissolution were filed by the vaugban Motor Works of Portland. Cottage street at 6:30 yesterday morning struck Frank Collins who KOI th Cold. At th first HILL'S vrtuvnivn Stan da r4 cold ttwdf for 3ft ut uuct lorm ii, but; aa op iat brc p a com la 4 X X VS 'V Xv a7 -Vt' I TV v. i',.ri i x xm w x x QU1NINI J eraJ dava with hia brother. Colonel Carle Abrams. editor r.ii! manarer of the .arlfie- HomrMwd. . Mr.. Abrams left yesterday for Seattle.' He is enroete to buffalo. X. Yt where he la engaged in automobile repair work. Recently be received his discharge from the army air ser vice, having served two years., most" of the time in France. arvaa tnp hi S dart. MMtr ack it it UiU. ctauia bos has top wit a, mr. picturo. At AUDvmm Tka K4 Har Xfw Htampa Arrlvr- Iwue of the li20 war savings stamps and'certlficates were recent-1 ly received at the pout office and ar' now ready for distribution. This is sue differs from the 1919 stamps and certificates. The stamps are In place of green and are smaller and the'slgnature blanks of the cer-J tificatea are placed on the outside more conveniently located. Post master Huckestein says they are sell ing well. and five cows. The case was tried in department No. 1 of the circuit court. Teachers Wanted For one-room schools In the valley was riding a bicycle without lights- and In eastern and central Oregon Mrs. Harriet Terry IMew The body of Mrs. Harriet Terry i . i i j 1 BRYANT WASHBURN . 'ijn - -"TOO ' MUCH 4 JOHNSON" IMjC Dtnce at Mncleny Saturday night. Good music Good. lunch everybody welcome, t Post Endorsee Bill iwsj A telegram . received by "Attorney General Brown from Klamath Post No. 8, American legion, informs him that the organization is supporting congressman Sinnott's bill The 'bicycle was smashed but Col tins was only slightly hurt. Worden picked up Collins and took him to work. Legal Blanks ' Get them at The Statesman office. t Catalog on application. Also a teacner tor lower grades in a two-room school and one for 7th and 8th grades In good location. Sal aries $100 to $115 to teachers of experience and good qualifications. Communicate with Mrs. Blanche M. Jones, 115 S. Commercial Sa., or phone 23. Itresnmer Fllr' OrniplnUit Complaint was filed by Game War den! Itremmer in Justice court yes terday against W. Halend. Frank Jackson. Hugh Jenkins and Seman Low. who live near Idanha. charg ing them with unlawful possession of deer meat. They will be arraigned in justice court for hearing and to enter their pleas the first of next week. flab Dim-torn Meet The regular meeting of the direo tors of the Commercial club was held Business Anton Collide; No One Hurt An automibile driven by A. Hud- nail av n a mi Mab a i Am ft for the I mu . k r. ,vuu I last night at - The Spa. release of Klamath marsh for settle- la to come before the open mttt - !).....'. t.ir l.l. TK . t-.Aa of the Dyer machine waa bent and the front of the Hndnall car broken but no one was .hurt. The damage was adjusted by Mr. Hndnall and Mr. Dyer. " Fire Chief Studies Harry Hvtton. Salem fire chief has been attending the conference of representatives of the state fire mar shal's department with Fred Webber electrical expert of the Oregon Insur ance Rating bureau of Portland. Mr. Webber has been lecturing on elec- Qualltj Merchandise P 0 Popular Pricti Outfitters to Women, Misses ; and Children, . . - Coits, Suits, Dresses, Blouses, Silk Under wear, Knitted Underwear, Petticoats, Bath - ' Robes, Kimonas, Corsets, GloTes, Hosiery, . Ribbons," Handkerchiefs, Yankee Notions Dance at Auburn Hall - Next Saturday night. Fire' piece orchestra. Excellent floor. ' forum Bieetlng'or the club January tricLW,r,nf Pn1ont AJ 14 was discusied. methods. As practical work the group mapccira Kfenu oaicrui uuai- BISHOP BROS. High and Ferry Sts Phone 1400 WE BUY Farm Produce. Eggs, etc Pajlhf Higheet, Cash Market, Prices. K4at Is Distributed Final account of the estate of Sar ah Allen, deceased,, -prepared- by Royce Allen, administrator of the estate.! was appro-ed by-the county court yesterday.- The helra and the bequest to each are: Julia IL Top ping, 5," daughter, $2000: Cn.e Mrs. Chaie AVina Snlt Verdict was returned yesterday by Chase, who filed suit against iff W. I. Need ham to ascertain whe ther or not Mrs. Chase was responsi ble for financial notes signed by an- Thrifa Onounlttew The general committee for . the thrift week campaign to be conducted next week 'met at. the Commercial club last night and divided the work of organization into the varlou branches of activity. James Elvin is general chairman and the chairman ness and public buildings yesterday. assisted- by Chief Hutton the jury in. favor of Mrs. Cla it Sher-inf the iilwnmmli(n mik nn thISalem January 2? and 28. i . i .. - . . reneral committee. Plans are ex pected to be completed by Friday. ousenoacsv t.i. .ottgttter, $2000. other nartv. Bv the decision of the Royce Allen. 54. son. $2400. Bertie court. Mra Chase wa awarded dam i . i ages of $1 and allowed to repossess property of a valuation of $1020. consisting of one Kissel automobile. one J. I. Case separator, one J. I Case engine, two horses, ten sheep Fans Loan Men Tn Meet- Announcement is maae by A. C. Uohrastedt that members of Oregen branches of the National Farm Loan association will meetln convention in Aboat 15 representatives of the association will be here. E. C. Emery Is presi dent of the state association and D. W. Eyre is secretary. Representa tives will be here from Spokane and nn Francisco. iWtiere SKoppth! A Pleasure vallis; H. P. Botts, Tills nook: K. U. Dighton. "W. E. Codaey. A. C. Brack en, W. L. Garrett. Fred doom, H Ll Tolliver, Portland. Argo J. McCain. Corvallls: Mr. and Mrs. Condway. Portland; Elton Jones. Salem; Mrs. E. Joes, Salem. SUNKIST . ORANGES ; "DOZEN BUSICK'S 50c FOR TAXI-CABS Phone 10,0 SMITH'S CIGAR STORE KAGT.E PRESS 8IIIRTS , $2.tM, $3.0O to" ftO.OO ' 71 LEXIXGTON SIX . AUBURN BEAUTY SEC ELCAR FlEltT FOUR , B. & C. MOTOR CO. RIARCELL0 MUSIC CO. Music Publishers SEATTLE Rnbmit your manuscripts for pub lication ' Hin-M Sails For Home R. A. Harris, prominent Salem cit izen and former state printer, sailed yesterday from France for the United States, according to a cable message I Andemw Aarferiimi UaaeleM received by Mrs: Harris. 624 North I Charges made by J. A. Anderson Capltcl street. The message was (against the maragement of the state dated January 2 and stated that Mr-1 institutions tor the feeble-minded Harris would sail January 7. Heharre dropped by the grand Jury, no been in France in Y. M. C. A. work 'basis apparently being feund for.aa- for about two years. SCHEI'S r &U; State Street ' The Kuppenheinier House in Salem Motorists who are looking for a strong, serviceable tear with elegant body- tiaea and Interior apecirica-tions t h t m uum& nulnam arvlca and Victor, Palte and Windsor n."hT.yc. r"MbU prlce shou,d LEE L GILBERT, Distributor rretal Street. New Babie Arrive The following. births are reported: A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Ross. 217 Richmond ave nue. Tuesday. Jan. 6, and has been rrn m xA lo VI 1 Kat K Vf mwA Mm 1920 ELGIN SIX IS HERE I John B. Foster, who live on rural route ao. , saiem, report tne oinn of a daughter yesterday. A son was sertions which .Anderson, a former employe, has made in letters to Gov ernor Olcott. Attorney General Brown and ' District Attorney Max Gehlhar. Talking MacLLies E. L STIFF & SON lSS , Caai WEST FUR CO. Furs of Quality , New Location 231 Conrt St. Oppv Court House D.IL M0SHER XCgh Class MEN'S TAILORING 474 Court Street WM, GAHLSDORF The Store of Housewares Wood, Coal or Gas Eauges Kitchenwaw Dinnerware 135 N. Liberty St. . . i Phone 67, I REMEMBER that we par the fcfg-fceat awe for RKCO!D.HA!VD riKSITTRB CARPETS, STOVES. MACHIKKRT v AND TOOLS . Don't sell anything before tou, see ua. TUB CAPITAL H1RDWAKB AMI rCRXITCBfi CO. S8S IT. Caaa'l 8C Pheaa S47 ELECTRIC RESTAURANT : , 4S1 SUte Street Our Specialty: j Oysters I Fish -Chopa ' r Chill Con Came J. D. MADDOX. Prop. ' EYEGLASSES , THAT FIT PR. Io MALL WILSON 210-211. C. 8. National Bank BHg. U.S. GARAGE i SS4 Perry Street USED BUT NOT ABUSED CARS SPECIAL New series Btndebaker, yaloe 11625. today $1300. U.S. , i ' Garage. Phone 1752 Bonds, Mortgages 'Interest Bearing InTestzneats HAYKINS & ROBERTS 2O4J807 Oregon Building BICYCLES AND REPAIRS LLOYD E. RAT,ISbEN - ' i . 887 Conrt Street UYRTLE KN0WLAND born at the Deaconess hospital yes terday to Mr. and' Mrs. John 1. Bat- dorf, 17a South Thirteenth street. ; Treaseirer'a Office" ImproTexl " O. P. Heff, state treasurer; has a carpenter at work altering the in terior of his office in the state cap! tol. The change will make addition al room in the clerical department which is considerably crowded at the present time. i Cheater Abrams! IT ere Chester W. Abrams. formerly of Salem and once an employe of The Statesman, has been rlsiting for se WILLARD Storage Battery SERVICE STATIOIf 233 N. High St. Telephone 203 Music and Masical Bferdaandlae Sonora Dealer la Sal 411 Court St. Salem, Oregon - Telephone ttt Salem Auto Eadiator Shop Radiators.' Fenders and Oas ' Tank Repaired Tractor Radiators a Specialty Ford Radlatora for Sale 19S S. 12tk St. Salem. Ore. One Orreland. nearly new, six cylln der, 5 passenger, equipped all Cord Tires and one extra, new. Guaran teed in Al shape for $1250. WOOD-ROSE MOTOR CO. ' 141 State St. Phone 21 WONDER HOSE For Kiddles, per pair 59e REMXAJfT STORE 254 North Commercial Street Catarrh Is an excesstre secretion, accompanied 'wltj chronic iananMa. tlon. from taerxnueooa membrane. Hood's Sartaparina, acts en the ns mocous mesabraae tkroagh the blood, reduces tnflammatloa. estab lishes healthy actios, and radlcaUj cures all caaes of catarrh. Mat the i Admfnfettrst wnilard Matthes haa been at point ed administrator of the estate of the late Augusta Matthes. The estate consists of real snd personal roper- of the estimated value of $21,090. Kslner Estate Appralaed c. U Martin. Mrs: Alice Goodeii and Clarke L. Cory, appraised the estate of Benjamin Kaiser, deceased and filed their report with he coun ty court yesterday. A valuation of $12,525. 83 was placed neon the en tire estate most :rt which is real pro perty. JAT.IES HEADRIGK CALLED BY DEATH Member' of Oregon Family Is Dead at Aecf 25 Yearxr Faneral Toay James M." Headrick. 25 years old- died at his home 445 North Cottage atreet Wednesday 'moraine" at 2 o'clock. He is a native Oregoaisn. The funeral-will be held from the Webb Clough chapel this alter moo it ? S o'clock . with' - Rev. INrka Faweral Today The funeral of the late Rcnjamln Dirks who died Monday night, will be held today at 1:30 o'clock at the Mennonite church at Pratiun. Rev. Mr.naumgartner will conduct the services. Interment will be In 'he Pratum cemetery. Thomas Anderson ef the First Pres byterian church conducting the ser vices. Darial will be la Mount Crest Abbey mausoleum. Mr. Headrick waa the son ox Mr and Mrs. A. L. Headrick. aad the brother of Mra. O. B. PHce. Mn. Ralph Cooley. of Salem and CI IX fori-. T. Headrick of Taklma. Wash., an- William F. Headrick of Port Ian 1. Sclem's Fire Lots Ranks Second Doing; Dectziher Fire losses in Oregon outside c! Portland for the' month, of December srgregated $140,145. according m the monthly report of A, C. Barber, state insurance eonrmlsaioner an ' fire marshal. The largest loss wa at Klamath Falls where damage C $40,000 Is reported, and the second largest loss 'was partial destruction of Waller hall. Willamette university Salem, the damage being estlmale at $35,000. The number of fires to taled 44. . . . . NEW BAIS alter CAUMCS3 IF TSU mrm MMW mmW. Sy.?- lill.Mll a , J, tLVr, ' ' ITrt'l mmmmmr iiniiH- fm.. " "' wnr MM M aU aka f4. .v TI 1 - ' mar. GK a M tar trm a mmrmmrt; amm baa W UIAUi a X 1. Irtlihi, 1st . Bines r. Vw Tart. S. T. t CHERRIANS : - ATTENTION You are commanded to aitend regular January meeting of tmr oxtnlxition, rriday evening. 8 doek sharp, at Com mercial Club. Hatters of vital importance to the CherrUns are' to be presented. EUTQ POTATOES Reod and Table Stock; Bur bank's Netted Gems. Red Rose, White Rose and Gold Coin. Get them now, they won't last long. Phone .7.17.. Office 542 State St. Warehouse Trade and High MANGIS BROS. "dec trie Machinery and Engineering I- - Company H For EXPEET ELECTEICAL W0BK 17$ So. Commercial St. Phone $55 CriT CLEANING WORKS Cleaners ot Quality Cleanlnf . Dyeing RttSxtng 1251 SUte St Phone 70$ " a mm WANTED W T. RIGD0N CO. Leading Funeral Directors WANTED! Bnsail Investment linens .Hearty lxans Mottae JCsatat Aceawy, " General Property Dealing. ions m Scott reajltt co 1A1.1AI HnhhH HAr. ?hone 254 Salem. Ore. I Let ua irove. to. you that our pnees i are less. Some g;ood bargains in new and, used pianos.. THE WILEY: B. ALLEN CO. 51$ Court SL Derby bunding JUXK AXD 31 ACHIXERY OP ALL . KIN DS We aim buy econdhand Koods. If you have anything to aell for a good price call 308. The Hqaare Deal House. cAprrALutK : . 271 Chetneketa SL -' Salens Ore. DENNIS0N ELECTRIC CO. JOR WORK AXD FIXTURES 222 North Liberty Street WHITE I PEOPLES CASH STORE MONUMENTS if your monumental work la sollcit sd. kindly ask the solicitor for oar business card. , v Capital BlonamentaJ Worksv tllO S. Com. St. Phone CS$, Salem OREGONUS A PERFECT CIOAA Manufactured by HENMCRSOlTft CIOAR TACTORT I Phone sit LONG DISTANCE AUTQ TRUCKING WILLAMETTE VALLEY TRANSFER CO. Phone 1400 We also do local hauling. ' HAMILTON THE FURNITURE MAN WU1 make and hang your drapes. Largest Stock of Drapery. $40 Conrt Street. CAR B ARGAINS 191$ Ford: 6-passenger Buickv 1918 Studebaker,. 7. passenger; .5 passen ger Overland; 1918 Dort, -au over hauled. . SALEM VEUE COMPANY f 163 North Com! - MONEY TO L0A!J On" Improved City and Farm Property Capital Credit Adjustment Co. -elt"ManonIc Tempi -SALEM . -' OREGON WANTED rumiture, ranges, heaters, tools and. ik. fact, anything yon bare to aeu. I buy for cash. Phone 110 or 111.' W00DRY, The Auctioneer OCR facilities are -of the highest character. We are equipped to satis fy .the most ex- Actlng client. The courteous eon duct ot out staff matches the up- . to-dateneas Of our equipmeat.- W11I T. Kirk of the industrial ac cident commission la in Portland. liss Helen Haynes has accepted position as stenographer In the of fice of Governor Olcott.. Miss Haynes formerly was employed at the offices of the Salem Commercial club. W. A. Dalxiel. deputy state sealer ot weights and measures, is in east ern . Oregon. 'J. M. Devers. assistant attorney general in charge of highway litiga tion, has returned from Roseburg where he made an effort to have the case of S. II. Rockaill against the state highway commission advanced on the docket. II. C. llrodie, office manager for the Northwest Steel company of Portland, waa a caller yesterday at the office of Percy A. Cupper, state engineer. Mr. Rrodie formerly was with the state engineering depart ment. Zadoc Riggs is In Portland on business. C. O.' Rice, city treasurer, has re ceived license tags for the use of au tomobiles tor hire. The license fee Is $1&. Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Gilber who have arrived from Uedford prepar atory to Mr. Gilbert's taking up the duties of superintendent of the Sa lem district of the Methodist church, were honored at a reception at the First Methodist church last night. Tbey are guests at the home of Dr. and Mrs. R. X. Avison. Percy -A. Cupper, state engineer. leaves today for Washington. D. C. to attend a meeting of the executive committee of the Western States Rec lamation association of which he la a member. Members will attend from all western reclamation states, and all will meet In Denver before proceeding on to the national capltol. Dan Urunner. formerly well known Salem resident, now with. th firm of Meier & Frank. Portland, is! in the city. He expressed surprise at improvements here. Ha la ac companied by Mrs. Rrunner. AD Fish of Highest Qcalily in Season Strictly easti FITTS MARICET 444 Court Street Wholesale and Betail Than 211 to .5Dr.GB.0'Neffl- UriuflL I nlo rur I lUAn - ladcUBush BankBuMrrf' 'y-ffa: Stale art - STATE g STREET. cc 8 BATTERIES EDISON I PHILADELPHIA : For Farm Lighting For Automobflea '- , e 1 " " - Expert Auto Electric and Ignition Work THE BATTERY SHOP . 2GJ N. Commercial Street M 4 t v?TVMl M i I7ill' HOTZL ARRIVALS t 1 ..Marion C. O. Mettles. Dert Ash. San Francisco; L. B. At wood. D, I. Benton. O. F. Foed. George P. Stan ley. George A. Kriba. M. M. Cornell. G. D. Orpnt. Phil Flood. V. H. Hsy. Portland; - M. O'Hlra. H. F. Holden. Kuaene; C. 'J. Skinner. Indepen dence. Bligh Wayne E. Phillips. Frank E. Dow, Thomas E. Grant. Baker: Stewart Mitchell. Roseburg; Fred Lessen. Seattle: A. J. Nichols. Nes- 'pelem. Wash; D. IL Sampson. Cor- Bake-Rite Breao. Ti Is Brimfull oi Food ralgt tnd delidonxners. It gdentincAnjr and Banitarilj iWt ; BAKE-R1TE BAKING CO. 1 5- ) 1