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TIIE OREGON STATESMAN: WEDXESDAY, JAVCART 21, 1020.
13:
Rice was Instructed to Issue licenses
to the following hotels and rooming
houses: Wigh, White Mouse, Ulen.
Eldridge. Kenilworth. Rivervlew,
Washington. Salem Lodging hoi'&e.
Oregon hotel, Richmond, Klinger
and Cottle.
street, reported to the police that
t.1.11. J t t i . i r . i I
uii uriving a aeuvery irucK souiu
on North Commercial street .e col
lided with a southbound stiwtcai,
near the mill street bridge. No one
was injured and the damages were
settled after the accident.
Fitting Glasses
Many people imagine that an examination is long and tire-
:i gome, as it once was in years gone by. For this reason they
dread having their eyes tested and keep putting it off. We
are equipped with modern testing devices which give the most
accurate findings and with no inconvenience to you.
Com in and have your eyes examined. We guarantee a
satisfactory fitting if you need glasses.
HARTMAN BROS. CO.
Jewelers" and Opticians ; , . I
SALEM OREGON
Dr. Burdette, Optometrist
102 J Calendar for Practical Vi
Homer 11. Smith, McCormack bldg.
Xo Nov Ins Y
-Jecause of a hitch somewhere in
the proceedings the city council vot
ed Monday night to defer sanctioning
a boxing commission for the city. It
is said that neither City Attorney
Macy nor members of the police com
mittee, Schunke and Volk, object to
the commission, but action must
await later developments.
My Friend
The staff aud employes of the
Oregon State hospital and hrother
Elks, for, your constantd uration and
tender care Fhown my wife during
her recent illness and passing; and
for the lighting of my sorrow's
weight by touCh of friendship, sweet
and sympathetic. I tender to you my
deepest and heartfelt gratitude.
Charles S. Huddleston.
CITY MEW
3
Special meeting of Salem
lodge. No. 4, A.-F. & A. M.
this evening. Work in the
F. C. degree. Visitors wel
come.
Ilarue ! Advanced-
! Word has teen ' received that
Frank L. Haynes, 1376 Church street
has been advanced in rating from
apprentice seaman to seaman tecond
class. The advancement of this, man
its an illustration of an every day
"cccurrence among th irn who have
gone into the nary and applied them
selves, as the navy today requires
80,000 men of high skill and 55 dif
ferent trades, and is operating its
own schools to teach man to become
an expert in Iris own line.
Dance Moose Hall Wednesday Night.
Freshmen Iehate Today
The Willamette university fresh
men i will debate against the sopho
mores today at 11 a. m. in the hall
at the First. Methodist church. The
topic for the debate will be "Re
solved that the United States should
assume mandatory control of Mexi
co." .
OLIVE THOMAS
In . .
f -THE
SPITE .
BRIDE"
, .; sassy si
i MONEY TO LOAN .
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On Improved City and Farm Property
Capital Credit Adjustmeat Co.
. . , 41$ Masonic Temple , i
1 SALEM ' OREGON
TTTE FTJRXTTTJItE MAf .
Will make and hang your drapes
' Largest Stock of Drapery. '
; . ' 140 Court Street, :
WONDER HOSE
For Kiddies, per pair. ......... .fide
REMNAXT STORE
254 North Commercial Street
ELECTRIC RESTAURANT
4S1 State Street
Our Specialty:
Oysters Fish Chops
. Chill Con Cam.
J. D. MADDOX. Prop. 4
The Woman's Relief Corp
Aid society will meet at McCornack
ball Thursday afternoon, Jan. 22
for quilting. All bring their baskets
of lunch.
Hotel Get licenses
At the meeting of the city council
Monday night City Treasurer C. O.
T g Cm i Models of the
I 11 IB "Lexington Minute
I fX II Man Six" "Auburn
AIlslV Beauty Six" and
'Elcar Fiery Four" now on exhibl
tion at 178 S. Commercial.
1920 ELGIN SIX IS HERE
Motorists who are looking- for .
Jtrong-. serviceable car with elegant
body tinea and interior petrification
that assume maximum service and
economy at a reasonable price should
ee this car.
LEE L GILBERT, Distributor
I3 a, reatasereial Street.
EYEGLASSES '
THAT FIT
DR. I MALI, WXX.SOX
210-211 C. 8. National Bank Bids
V. X. Xeedttum About Baby C1ii
55$ State St. Phone 400.
Study Club Meets
The literary appreciation section
of the Salem art league will hold
its regular meeting at the public li
brary Wednesday evening, at 7:30
o'clock to continue its study of the
short story. The topic for consider
ation at this meeting, will he "choos
ing the Theme and (lathering Mater-
ial." Attention is called to the fact
that it is not too late for persons
wishing to enroll in this section of
the league to enroll in the class.
Rip Ion Company
Superior funeral service for less-
Mrs. Stroud Demi
Mrs. Ruby J. Stroud died at her
home in llosedale early yesterday
morning. She was 73 years old. She
is survived by two daughter. Mis. C.
A. Bear of Turner and Mis. R. M.
Cammac': of Roseda'e, and -by t?.-o
sons. K. D. Stroud of this city and
St. J. Stroud of Des Moines, la. The
body is at the Rigdon establishment
and funeral announcements will ce
made later.
Widow is Administratrix
Lucy C. Grahm was yesterday ap
pointed administratrix of the estate
of the late Jerry Grahm. who died
January 11. The estate is of a pro
bable value of $S300. David Eyie,
11. R. Curtiss and V. S. Low wen
selected to determine the exact val
uation of the property.
Dance Moose Hall Wednesday Xin'it.
t
WanUtl A Teachei
For high school who can teach
English, first Latin and geometry.
Salary SJ25. Work to begin next
week. See Mrs. Jones, 215 South
Norw egian Iet it Ions
John Knutson. 37. 973 D street,
a native of Norway, expressed his
desire to become a citizen of the
I'nited State3 yesterday when ".
filed the first papers of intention
with the county clerk. Mr. Knutson
was . born in Hangesund. Norway.
-and immigrated to the United States
from Canada in July of 1915.
Legal Blank;
ipt lhm at Th Statmn nfflA
commercial street, upstairs, or pnone Catalog on application.
Sftlem WVll Ittrmnt4l
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Two Collisions Reported I Marion county la represented by-
Two autos collided with Salem 258 of the 4673 long and short
street cars yesterday. The reports course students at Oregon Agrlcul-
of the two accidents were turned ml tural college, according to the" latest
to the police department and It wasl report from the office of the regis-
ascertalned that they were not of a trar, II. SI. Tennant.- Exclusive or
serious nature and the damage was short course students the. enrollment
slight. The delivery truck of the of 3285 including 2878 persons of
No-Vary grocery store was being I collegiate standing and vocational!
driven east on Court street and ais a gain of 102 per cent over regls-
streetcar was coming south on Lib-1 tration on the corresponding date in
erty street. It was claimed that tuei 1 9 1 , the last normal year.
ciriver of the delivery truck endeav
ored to get across the car track in I Books Arc Distributed
front of the street car and as a re-1 The county school department is
iult the auto was hit by the car. The I fcusy marking and distributing the
rear wheel of the auto was demol-1 fiction and reference books that
ished and the rear axle was. also I compose the school library in the
broken. The driver was uninjured. I rural districts. An assessment is
H. A. Davis. 1315 South Fifteenth
Bonds, Mortgages
Interest Bearing; Investment
HAWKINS & ROBERTS
304.207 Oregon Building
made every year on the county tax
payers to provide funds for the pur
chase of the books, which are dis
tributed acordlng to the pro rata as
sessment. The .entire county fund
this year Is $1215.15. This will be
used to purchase new books. There
are c:oe to 2000 new books for the
county school department to distri
bute now.
Co-operating with Oregon Manufacturers in the display of
Home Products
Especially During
THRIFT WEEK
January 19 to 25
Blouses
An Assemblage of New Blouses in numerous styles
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The newest and prettiest blouses are arriving daily from manu
facturers in Oregon. Window displays have been arranged with the
idea of acquainting Salem people with, the excellence contained In
the waists now being manufactured in this state in modern up-to-date
sanitary ' factories.
, The demand of the consume . for correct style, perfect fit, nor
i features and right price is being met by the manufacturers of
these 'blouses and it is a pleasure to show them. They are right.
A visit to our Waist Section will bs well worth .while.
Quality
Merchandise
1. (6. tpieg OIn.
Liberty Street
Where Shopping Is a Pleasure
Popular
Prices
MYRTLE KN0WLAND
Mnale and Musical Merchandise
Bonora Dealer la Salem
415 Court St. Salem. Oregon
Telephone SSS
TiarkH Will Probated
The will of Herman Tarks. "some
times called llermad'Tlarks, was ad
mitted to probate, in countr court
Tlarks, 33. are the heirs mentioned
in the will and both residents of- Sa
lem. Edward Tiarks was appointed
yesterday. He died la October, 191 administrator of the estate by the
and left an estate, to the probable
value of $12,000. 'The widow, Mrs.
Helen Tiarks, 60. and 'a son, Edward
U.S. GARAGE
SS4 Ferry Street
USED BUT NOT ABUSED CARS
SPECIAL New series Studebaker,
value S1C25. today 11300. U. S
Garage. Phone 175S
Salem Auto Badiator Shop
Radiator, Fenders and Oaa
, Tanks Repaired
Tractor Radiator Specialty
Ford Radiator for Sale
198 S. 12lh St. Salem. Or.
i kEXEMBEB . i.
f that w py tha MnW aiiee for
... Vf. lECeSD-HAND VIHSITCRB
CAJUKTS, STOVES. NACUMEBT r.
S a FID TOOLS
i Don't aell anything bfore you u.
i TUB CAPITAL HARDWARE -AJID ,
! rvnunvua co. m
! M JT. Caat'l St. paaaa
BISHOP BROS.
High and . Ferry St. . Phone 1400
WE BUY 1
Farm Produce, Eggs, etc Faying
Highest Cash Market Prices.
STJNKIST ORANGES
; DOZEN
BUSICK'S
50c
EAGLE DRESS SIIIRTS
$2.00, $3XtO to $10.00
SCHETS
844 State Street
The Kuppenheimer House in Salem
WEST FUR CO.
Pun of Quality
New Location
SSI Court St. Oppw Court House
CITY CLEANING WORKS
Claners of .XJaallty
Cleaning Dyeinsj Rcpsirlns
stWv vrvtwroTfiiT xrtrnr I 1281 State St. Phone TBI
Tlectrlc Machinery and Engineering
Company
For
WUEJT I!ff SALES, OREGOV
t at
BLIGII HOTEL
A Horn Away from Horn
Strictly Modern 11. V0 per day
10 Rmbi ( SIM CtalMt
Only Hotel ' in Busincsa District
BICYCLES
AND REPAIRS
LLOYD E. RAMSDEN
S87 Court Street
county court, and was required to
furnish a bond of $16,670. The ap
praisers of the property are H. Tas
to. Robert Gillich and II. Nieder-krome.
i?i So. Commercial St. Phone S5B
M0NUAIENTS
J your monumental work Is solicit
id, kindly ask the aolidtor tor oat
main ess card.
Caoital Monumental Work,
;210 8. Ccm. St. . Phone f t, Salem
W T. RIGDON CO.
Leading Funeral Directors
2-25
LA MUNA
CIGARS
Kofi Wrapped
SMITH'S CIGAR STORE
State and Commercial Streets
Wait Is Administrator
Ellen Southwick has petitioned tha
county court to appoint O. S. Wait
administrator of the estate of Ke-
becca K. Wait, who died December
18. 1919, and left an estate worth
about 119.000 with an Income or
about $1000 a year. Ellen South
wick was the oldest child and Is en
titled to be appointed administratrix
but she waived the right and desires
that Mr. Wait be appointed In her
stead. There was no will left by
the deceased. The heirs at law are
bllen Southwick. 55, daughter; Mary
G. Wait. 41. daughter, both of Salem.
Oregon; George Wait, 40. son. Cal
gary, Alberta: O. C Nalt, 53. son.
Salem and O. S. Wait. 50, son. Rltk
reall. The court appointed J. X.
Skaife. U D. Gibson and Sainntl
Phillips as appraisers of the proper
ty and O. S. Walt as administrator
of the estate.
PERSONAL MENTION
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WM. GAHLSDORF
The Store of Housewares
Wood, Coal or Gas Ranges
Eitchenwar Dinuerware
135 N.Liberty St. Phone 67
Let us proTe to you that our prices
are less. Some food bargains In new
and used pianos.
THE WILEY B. ALLEN CO.
S 1 9 Court 8t. Derby building
0REG0NUS 4
A PERFECT CIOAA
Manufactured by
HENDERSON'S ClOAR FACTOR!
phone Sit
Three Couple Marry
Three marriage license were is
sued by the county crelk Monday.
Otto Dabl. 28, -or Sllvertor.. secured
a license to marry Mls Edna John
ston. 26, of route 1. Gervais. The
marriage ceremony wilt be at the
brde's home today. W. T. Ayd-Matt.
26 of Portland was Issued a license
to wed Miss Ruth Grimm. 26 of Sa
lem. The marriage wai conducttd
DENNIS0N ELECTRIC Ctt IKTASS'ft ZL
Small Investment lxmna Kealty
Loans Hooae SLwital Agency,
General Property Dealing;.
JOHN H. SCOTT REALTY CO,
404-401 Eubhard Bldg.
'hone 214 Salem. Ore.
JOB WORK AND FIXTURES
222 North Liberty Street
POTATOES
D. H. M0SHER
Egh Class
MEN'S TAILORING
474 Court Street
Victor, Pathe and Windsor
Talking Machines
H. L, STIFF FURNITURE CO.
Seed and Table Stock. Bur
bank's Netted Gems, Red Rose,
White Rose and Gold Coin. Get
them now, they won't last long.
Phone 717. Office 542 State St.
Warehouse Trade and High
MANGIS BROS.
USED CAR BARGAINS
1916 Ford; 5-passenger Buick. 1918
Studebaker, 7 passenger; 6, passen
ger Overland; 1918 Dort, all over
hauled.
SALEM YEUE COMPANY
103 North Com'l
Salem,
Miss Grace Pratt of 1210 South
Commercial street. Salem. The; wed
ding was solemnixed at the home of
the bride Monday.
WILLARD Storage Battery
SERVICE STATION
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233 N. High St. Telephone 203
LONG DISTANCE AUTO
TRUCKING
WILLAMETTE VALLEY
TRANSFER CO.
Phone 1400
- We also do local hauling.
One Ovreland, nearly new, six cylin
der, S passenger, equipped all Cord
Tires and one extra, new. Guaran
teed in Al shape for 81250.
WOOD-ROSE MOTOR CO.
!46 State St.. , Phone Sll
WANTED
JUXK AND MACIUXERY OF ALL
KINDS
We also buy second-hand goods.
If yon have anything to sell for a
good price call 80S. The Square
Deal House.
CAPITAL JUNK CO.
271 Chemeketa St. .Salem, Ore.
WANTED
Furniture, ranges, heaters, tools
and, k fact, anything you hare
to seu. 1 buy tor cash. Phonf
(10 or 511.
I W00DRY, -The Auctioneer
WANTED!
New Corporation
The Montgomery War 1 Warehouse
j corporation of Portlan-l yesterlay
filed articles of Incorporation at the
office of H. J. Schulderman. state
corporation commissioner The cap
italization is $50,000. and the incor
porators are W. A. Johnson. William
C. McCulloch and Rose" McVeagh.
Other firms filing articles were.
Wiles Auto company. Forest Grov:
incorporators. . J09 A Wiles. Paul
Abraham. A. II. Camanada. capitali
zation, 825.000. Shlrek & Son, Port
land; incorporators. S. Shlrek. Max
Malson. R. A. Shlrek; capitalization.
810.000. Resolutions snowing an in
crease In capitalization were filed bv
the following; firms: Gile Mercantile
company, Salem. 810.000 to 550.000:
Ritz Hotel- company. Portland.
85000 to 820.000; Northwest Fence
ft Iron Works. Portland. t-J..000 to
850.000. Resolutions of dissolution
were filed by the Alcazar Players and
by the Holman Transfer company of
i Portland.
C. B. Clancey, the florist, went to
Portland yesterday mornln? to1 at
tend the State Floral assocltti.ni
meeting.
P. II. Kneelan of Portland was
yesterday admitted by the supreme
court to the practice of law In Ore
gon on probation for a period of
nine months. His admiasion is on
certificate from the state of Iowa.
Chris A. Hell. Portland attorney,
was a Salem visitor yesterday.
Henry S. Westbrook was here yes
terday from Portland.
Herbert R. Dewart, an attorney cf
Portland, bad business yesterday at
the offices of the stata supreme
court.
Frank Holmes of McMinnrille was
a Salem-visitor esterday.
L.. E. Latourette. deputy city at
torney for Portland, was a caller at
the offices of the supreme court
Tuesday.
O. P. Cosbow was here Tuesday
from Roaeburg.
C. Chappie or Portland was a Sa
lem visitor yesterday.
Bruce Dennis, publisher o' the La
Grande Observer, was In the city
H. H. Pomeroy. Investigator for
the state fire marshal's department,
has returned from San Francisco
where he attended a convention of
fire investigators.
Ed Wright, secretary to the public
service commission. Is visiting- at his
home In La Grande.
Jsse Huber was among Sa'em peo
ple who witnessed the reception to
ueneral Pershing in Portland.
J. V. Dustln was hre yesterday
from Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Chase are here
for a few days from Creswcll.
Mrs. John Darby has as her guest
Mrs. F. A. Greenwood of Boulder.
Colo.
C. L. Ogle .real estate dealer of
Woodburn. was in Salem yesterday.
HOTEL ARRIVALS
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WHITE
BEANS
PEOPLES CASH STORE
f U DiCROTSeill
1 1 OPTOnETRlST-OPTICULN
J!lf si?" iMdtfaih ftmkfciirf
Stile aftf
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MARION Claude Cole. Harvey
Jones, F. T. Sheldon. W. C. Block.
W. Rountice, George A. Cabre. Port
land; G. II. Larson. Port Orford.
Wash.; J. T. Hogan. Redmpnd; O.
W. Lorn Is. Seattle; B. Strom. Chica
go; II. Demery, X, Anderson, San
Francisco; Frank A. Cutsforth, Ger
vais. BLIGII Frank Watson. Fred Hee
ler, J. a. Moore. F. A. Moore, L M.
Stephens, L. C. Worthup S. G. Storm-
berg. Oscar Olson. P. J. O'Brien,
Portland; C. M. Trom. Redmond; L.
E. Baine, Yaquina, Wash.; Ray Jones
Waconda; A. W. Cook,. San Jose,
Calif.; E. E. Lentz. Mills City. Mont
ARCO--Mr. and XIrs. N. F. Brown,
W. R. May., Frank Loyal. Loo est O'-
Nlel. Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Conklin.
Albany; Edward Raef, A. A. Bent-
Iey, Independence.
We hardly expect anything worth
mentioning to some out of the treaty
conferences unless . Senator Fall is
consulted. Exchange.
YOU know that the eating
of good bread is beneficial
to your health.' The cream of
wheat comes to to in the finest
floor. We combine the purest
of ingredients with a marvelous
ezpertness and make such a
treat as Peerless Bread possible.
THE PEERLESS BAKERY.
Philip Winters, Prop.
170 N. Com. St. Phone 247
At Your Service
We arc. always ready
to fill your prescrip
tions, or to offer you
the many advantages
of the modern drug
store. Our watch
word is ' 'Service ' and
we guarantee satisfac
tion. Her U oaa ot ear
'guarum tm4 fhwiri
THIS IS THE
SHAPE
OF A tfl
RED CROSS
KIDNEY PLASTER
I'M . .
I ii riiolnt.
SCHAEFER'S
DRUG STORE
135 North Commercial St
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