The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, February 22, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTUB OREGON STAT&3MAH I SUNDAY, FEBRUARY, 22, 1030. C STY -NEW: :-. Special meeting ol Mult- "Wilbur I Hiller" company. Inc. The noaiab Chapter No.. 1, R. i Owen-Peeke Feed and Grain com- A. I M., Monday evening, j Feby. 23. Work in the M. , K., Past and Most Exl. Master degrees. Visiting companions Welcome. ( llonri Certification Asked I Certification of bonds in the sum of $29,700 lis asked by the Rater ; Drainage district In an application filed with the Irrigation securities commission here. It is set out in the application that certification of these bonds la necessary to complete the project. The district is located in Columbia county. . CorridlnnU Animals The fastest animal act in vaude ville at the Hllgb today. Corporations I File Atrlclea Closset and Deters, wholesale deal era of Portland, have Increased their capital stock from 1250.000 to $400- 000, according to notice filed with the state corporation commissioner here. Notice of increase in capital stock from $50,000 to $200,000 also has been inea ty tne racuic inter national .Company of Portland. No tices of dissolution were filed by the Columbia Real .Estate company and i fc pany or Astoria has Incorporated with a capital stock of 125,000. The incorporators are O. A. Owen. G. F Peeke and A. S. Owen. election and issuance of tap securi ties was authorized In compliance with the stale laws. The opinion was requested by O. P. Hoff, state treasurer. E Ir. Kantner's Bible Class At 10:15 this morning, main audi torium First Congregational church, subject "The Book ot Exodus." Ev- jerybody welcome. persons involved were subject fn bin- Tw Cmiple Marry eftta under the workmen's compen-1 Two inarria.ge licwnccs rrr- laucl sation act. 17 were from firms and br the county court yesterday. El- corporations that, have rejected the! burton Thomas Suns. 11. of Wood provisions of the act. and five were from public utility corporations not subject to the provisions of the law. Girl Wanted Apply at the Gray Belle. Animal Circi Corridinis today. animals at the Bligh bia county." has' filed with the sec retary of state here his declaration to become a candidate for represent ative from the twentieth congression- Oil Company Pays Tax I al district at the Republican primary The Standard Oil company of Cat- election to be held in May. Mr. Tar- Ifornia has paid to the secretary of j bell confines bis declaration to a state $2,655.38, covering the tax on J promise to qualify and serve the peo- saies ol ou by the corporation in tmsi pie of his district if he is elected state lor the montn oi January, lae Debate is Arranged Tl WMtamotto "flM-Hno" nrllnr. A.H. Tarbell of Warren. Colura- lcal contest wHl.Uke place in the WarreA Candidate Files barn, secured a license to wed Jes sie R. Hicks. 21. also of that place. The marriage was conducted in Sa lem yesterday. Thomas W. stall. &u. of Ralem. obtained a license to mar ry Mary Jane Myers. 3z. of baltm.l Seattle where he was taken Into eus- The wedding ceremony was perioral-1 tody. eu at the Laiie m. x.. parsonage yes terday. - company, sold in Oregon during Jan- "The. Spirit's MesxAge uary .206.939 gallons of gasoline and to the Church" and "Wanted a 117,198 gallons or distillate, accord- Man" will be Dr. Kantner's sermon Unce is exoected it.. ti.4 uk . . . .... I a lice is eiycvicu. ug iu l lie icyuiv uicu una l BQDjeClS lOuay. department. First Methodist church Monday. Feb ruary 23. at 11:2"5 a. m. The stu dents who will participate fn this event will be Frank Bennett. Paul Wapato. Roy Skeen, Loren Barter and Miss Ruby Rosencranz. This contest is an annual event, and always arouses much Interest. As each contestant may choose his own subject there is usually a great varl eyt of very itneresting- and timely material presented. A large attend Rate Increase Sought . Y . C? .wl . I m. , - T . .. iWWJ . . .1 ine r arm era auona itiepauuo . n. Knhlii tannin and m, A. A t mM a n a.n i I a. SSJ S 1 . . . . . . BjB W taavw' w - ai toe iroi : company, wit n neaaquariers - Athletic goods. inia eveuiug (.jv. uc nuuioa i aia, uescnuies county, a as iiiea sp it Wouldn't Be Spring Without Hauser Bros, window dis- other Athletic goods. See it today. Ing the influenza epidemic early ln Bingham was called to Portland to that year. He then went to Wllla-rm the bench during the absence mina wnere ne succeeded in ootain- of Circuit Judxe KoUert Tucker. Ing fraudulently about $300 from; the parents of William Branson, who is now serving a Ufa term in prison for murder. Connors then left the country and Is 'thought to have vis ited several cities before arriving at Girl Wanted At the Spa. Appraiser Report The estate ot W. M. spaya, aeceas- ed. was valued at $4366.72 by the annraisers. according to their report filed with the , county courx yester day. The property .consists of Lib erty bends, notes and other sec an ties. The appraisers were kodiu u. Dav. Harelle Gearhart 2nd F. L. Wood. IhJla Beats) Uacotis In what was called the fastest game of the season the Dallas clnt defeated the Lincoln Junior high by a score of 8 to 6. Although they were outweighed almost 25 pounds to the man the Lincoln team held the score to a 6 to C tie until the whistle blew. In the five minutes extra play Dallas placed the winning score. In the preliminary game Leslie M. E Sunday school defeated the T. M. C. A. by a score ol 8 to 3. at thn occasion will ba on the theme-1 niitinn with th rtromn nnhii ur "Wanted a Man." I vir mmmUsiAn for n inrreaa in Brodlo Not Candidate rata a fiat incronoA nf KO rpntl The Statesman has received from Mondar Is Ilolidar nr thon in all classes of service is E. E. Brodle. publisher ol the Morn- None of the statehouse offices will sought in the application. Hearing Ing Enterprise at Oregon City, a let be open Monday, according to no- I of the application will be heard early In March, according to the commrs sion. W. R. C Attention . The ladles of the W.R.C. are In vited by the D. A. R. to meet at the armory this afternoon at 2:45. Mary E. Adams, Press Correspondent. State Workers 111 '3 Practically all deparemtns of the state government are working short handed as a resnlt of the In fluenza epidemic In this Tlclnity. Nine employes of the industrial ac cident commission were absent from their desks yesterday; while other departments suffered similar Incon renlence. tices posted, on the bulletin boards of the several departments there Sat urday. Divorce Action Flleo Ruth Gay filed a complaint in the circuit court yesterday asking a de- ter to the effect that be will not becree of divorce from her husband. I VUrJ MTbft vj u Health". a candidate for secreUry or state. I , fu' .. mi- ittor made neeesaanr. he I base of the suit. Mrs. Gay alleges FA C T S We advertise becanse we want yon to know where you can get good re sults oif your transfer work. Our running expenses are 20 per cent more over last year, we still give yon last year's prices during the winter and spring months to come. Take advantage of this. VER1BEST TRANSFER Phone'l344 . 129 So. Commercial "CHECKERS' ' The Greiate.t Racing i'Laj r. ' In The World 4 LAhRV RKMOV i COMEDY 1 McClean VlslU Salem H. Portland past two of his company. Rotarians, Notice- All Rotarlans and their wives or V. McClean. manager of the ladles are expected to meet at the J "1!!., .nZ. J w. mm C dwrled her nd Mausoleum Co... spent the Commercial club rooms Sunday. Feb r7enoS?tioS but withdrew threJ 1819? nd thi wo days here In the Interest 22nd. at 7:15 p. m. to go in a body ortbn position, but withdrew three 1 o pnranmv. - w . .v. weeas ago. i . Girl "Wanted At the Spa. to hear an address at the Congre gational church, corner Liberty and Center streets. says, because of a recent article ap- that she married Mr. Gay at Van- pearlng In the Oregon Voter in which couver. . .. w he was mentioned as an avowed con-1 . u . i v v a AAt r ' Tlrruila was nut nf IhA I Old. COB IUCUI u that he la owner of some t which she asks a share. In addition to the decree of divorce she asks $20 a week alimony for herself and $10 weekly for the sup port of the minor child. - Lecture every Monday afternoon 2 p. m., room 331, Hotel Marion. Ail We Ask Is A Trial BeaonMa Riles Jut try ona of our dinners. , Pric 45c CHERRY .CITY HOTEL Opposite O. E. Depot Carpet Goes to Pen . The carpet recently removed from, the floor of the governor's offices has been takes to the penitentiary where it will be used for the im p ovement of that institution. Bond Issue Irregular A bond issue in the sum of $1000 Toted by the taxpayers of school dis trict Number 43, in Grant counry, today was held to be irregular by the attorney general because the minutes of tb- meetinr -e.ft- v-. ot directors failed to rixOT Ui&X lM Doctor Tests Cattle Dr. D. D. Keeler yesterday tested 17 head of cattle, mostly milch cows. for Emerson Harris of Oak Grove The test was for tuberculosis and of the purperiable test they proved I sound. Bmall Divestment Loans Realty Loans Uooae Ksntal Agency, , General . Property Denlins JOB5 1L SCOTT REALTY CO, 404-401 Hubbard Bids. t hone 2(4 j Balem. Ore, I BICYCLES AXD REPAIRS LLOYD L. RAMSDEN S87 Cotirt Street ELIGLE DRESS SHIRTS 92.00, $3.00 to $10.00 SCHETS k ' 844 SUte Street The Knppcnheimer House In Salem Rigdon and Son . Reliable funeral directors. 0REG0NUS A PERFECT OGAB Manufactured by HENDERSON'S CIGAR FACTORY Phono Sit One Death Reported There was one ratality in Oregon due to accidents during the week end ing February 19, according to a re- Keep Chickens Penned Up ' Keen your ehlekens penned up is' the latest order of the city authbrl- ties. During the last few days num erous complaints hare been voiced by indignant citizens , who - charge that the chickens are ruining their gardens. A city ordinance was en acted some time ago having to do with the owners of chickens. The city authorities are contemplating the enforcement of 'this ordinance. The violators of the ordinance are subject to fine. ' f Love, Watchmaker atWX ?ewel 337 Sute street, Salem. Leva! Blanks Get them at The Statesman office. Catalog on application. Mount Crest Abbey ilausoleum i Provides beauty and splendor, yet nnlt Hltrnltv Th' f nil la nn mnrp ...... . . I O " J - w " " port prepared py the inausinai ac- CareUker, phone 533. or any un- ciaent cummiwiua. tus iiui M I dertaker. ueorge r rison, a xoremau oi run- land. Of the total of 434 accidents reported for the ,week 412 -of the DENNIS0N ELECTRIC CO. JOB WORK AND FIXTURES 222 North Liberty Street Balem Auto Radiator Shop Radiators, Fenders and Gas Tanks Repaired Tractor Radiators a Specialty Ford Radiators for Sale 198 8- 12th St. "... Salem. Ore. WILLARD Storage Battery V SERVICE STATION 233 N. High St. Telephoned One Orreland. nearly itew, sdx cylin der. B nassenger. equipped all Cord Tires and one extra, new. Guaran teed in Al shape for 11260. t WOOD-ROSE MOTOR CO, 24S SUte St. f ' Phone 11 The most sanitary Mtchen cahinet I made, The Kitchen Maid. Hi L STIFF FURNITURE CO. USED' BARGAINS 1918 . Studebaker Six, St. passenger newly oainted and overhauled 9000 7Ford truck in! A-l,eondiUon, .9650 Model 98 Overland, almost new 9850 SALEM VELIE COMPANY ; 162 North Commercial Bonds, Mortgages Intereat Bearing Inreatmenta HAYKINS & ROBERTS . S04L207 Oregon Building Busick's SALEM ALBANY HAMILTON THE FURNITURE MAN Will make and hang your drapes. Largest Stock of Drapery' 240 Court Street. Students Are Favored -Oregon college students will have an opportunity to do graduate work at Enronean universities as a result of plans now being formulated by Dr. Ida Smedley McLean; who Is at Reed college from Cambridge uni versity In England. Dr. McLean is working out a scheme of exchange scholarships between English and American colleges for graduate stu dents. "Foreign study is the most valuable thlnj a college gTaduatFTan do," says Dr. McLean. "Before the war In Knrland. the only men who Stores to Remain Open I understood the Germans were the . Salem business houses will not be I Englishmen who had done graduate closed Monday, the first business dayl gtQdy !n German universities. If we following Washington's birthday. 1 1,0 mnr nf them vi should not The Salem postofflce will be closed I hlTe caught unprepared by the except for the general delivery de-1 war fiartment ana the' stamp wmaow which will be open for one hour, be tween nine and 10 a. m. The Sa lem postofflce will make one -delivery covering the entire city. The business men of Salenr have decided not to observe the holiday and will keep their stores open -as usual, ac cording to statements of the Busi ness Men's' league yesterday, Rchnlderman la Portland - II. J. Scbulderman, state corpora tion commissioner, left for Portland yesterday where he is passing Sun day with friends. Mr. Scbulderman only recently announced himself as a candidate for secretary of state. Butler to Campaign Chauncey Butler, until a short time ago in charge of theaut omo bile department of the secretary of state's office will leave this week for The Dalles and other eastern Oregon cities in the interests of his campaign for secretary of state. In GnroiM for Niae Y Mrs. Petti uses most aavancea piano and harmony methods. In Sa lem on Tuesdays. Phone 1415. Property im Improved Dr. Clements, who recently pur chased a piece-of property on Che meketa street, has set out consider able shrubbery during the past few days and Is making plans for the erection of a modern dwelling. It Is understood that the Clements home will be elaborate in Its appoint ments and will cost in the neighbor hood of SC000. Water Riehta Sought ' C. E. Weston of Grants Pass has nv. I filed with Percy Cupper, state engl- banks of Salem will be closed all I Lp,:"? . i",;tr day Monday In honor of the day. ter from Rogue River, for the Irri- Koxer is Improving Sam A. Koter, assistant secretary of state who haa been ill at his home here for several days, is expected to Try SCMEFER'S TKROAT&LUNG BALSAM is.s preTeniatire and cum for Coughs, Colds,. Bronchi tis, - Sore Throat, Group, Asthma, Hoarseness, Whooping- Cough and all Diseases of the Pulmonary Organa. : Not Over 11 Alcohol I Manufactured and sold by - - ' - Emil A. SchaeTer Manufacturing Chemist ) Phone Main 197 133 N. Com, St, Salem, Ore. WONDEHOSE For Kiddies, per pair. .Mc REMNANT STORE , 2S4 North Commercial Street U.S. GARAGE E84 Ferry Street USED BUT NOT ABUSED CARS SPECIAL New series Studebaker, value S162S. today 8100. U. B.I Garage, Phone 1761 M ITH -For ?. Tvl u r sv-s,- State and jommerdal Streets S S " 1 i wuks cr aaxBH. obxgom at BLIOH HOTEI, A Flom Away from Hons Strictly Modern fl.O pr day lee RM mt SaUd 0ifrt Oaly Uotal In Basiaeaa District ELECTRIC RESTAURANT 411 State Street ' Our Specialty: Oysters r-FIsh 7-43hops Chill Con Cam J. D. MADDOX, Prop. gatlon of a small tract of land In Jo-1 resume his duties Tuesday. He was senhine county. W. A. Mack of Ker-1 much improved yesterday, according Ibr would aimropiiate water from Alt I to reports, aUheugh he was still house creek, the last for of the nil- weak. nois river, and Sucker creek for Ir rigation of small tracts or una in Josenhine county. J. Louis oi ios-i tlen asks for the appropnatton oi water from the Wallowa rlrer for a I i supplementary supply for the irriga tion of 755 acres ot iana in wai-i Iowa county. N. S. Phelps of Myrtle Poltn seeks the appropriation of wa ter from a small unnamed stream for domestic supply. An tone Spinas or Selma asks for the appropriation of water from Draper creek for the ir rigation of 20 acres of land In Jo sephine county. Rapid Profrreae Made The work of repainting and decor ating the interior of the governor's chambers at the state house is pro greslng rapidly and probably will be finished sometime this week. New Carpets will bo laid and the offices will be otherwise Improved. PZSJSONAL MENTION POTATOES Seed and Table Stock. Get them now. they won't last long. Phone 717. Office 642 State St. . : Warehouse Trade and High 1 MANGIS BROS. I f Q0( ri rifJ CtY IC ; WERE MJmtt Marers ""T 'uT' "I Will meet voc.l pnpIU Friday t fn - ,. our nrlees strons:. aerrUeabl ear wtu. aleaani i ana oaiuraay oi cko w 1-61 , 111 PF,T' J? CriLfL lJn d Interior spat if Icailons C cond floor Derby Bdg. are leas. Some good bargains in ew 1 h.t assama maximum rvlc and I and used pianos. I tcononor at a reaaonaoia pries mouw , . - m- v .j - I thia ear. - .- THE WILEY B. ALLEN CO. LEE L GILBERT, Distributor TterhT hnlldlnrt 1M . C sreeet. Studio C. B. Clancey, the well known florist, is at his home with an at tack of the grip. Mr. and Mrs. F. Lynlff of Salem are registered at the Hotel Portlands SI 9 Court St Electric Machinery and Engineering Company For EXPERT 1XECTEICAL WORK .'7J So. Commercial St. Phone 9SS WEST FUR CO. Furs of Quality j New Location 251 Court St, Opp. Court House - MONUMENTS If your monumental work Is solicit- .- ed, kindlyask the solicitor for our business card, f J. C. JONES, Prop. ' Caitital Monumental' Works ; 2210 S. Com. St. Phone 689, Salem LONG DISTANCE AUTO ' TRUCiOlfe ' WILLAJIETTE VALLEY TRANSFER 1 Phone 1400 We also do local hauling. . W T. RIGDQN CO. Leading Funeral Directors r ' -' 1 T.- 1. int)i!nr In th. law trO-1 Tortland .Min, for the regulation of Port dls- Mrs. Fred Jacobs, a prominent tricts which makes It illegal for a club woman of Portland and leader : i . mmmiiiinn tn ra-1 of social activities, haa Joined ner . . . . I j k . J will m w V A fil. . aIva itAimuniinnn Tor WTU K nm ma, ilUKuauu UriC uu .III aumv , UtnejnvEin . . I wa w vaMa-vw-.w . I . . k that wa pay ma " I nrf orm for the district, accoraing to city ner nome in xne iumrw. IRCORD-HASn 'niHA TVNO I . , ,, .( K. lllnn,., 1 If. f. "i 1. Yi.hmr Ytvr. . .-u-. mrninwm MAaUimii.nY laa. IBK&l UUIU1UU WJ -w ...... . auu alia. vr. a . . . AJTD tools I General Brown. The attorney gen- day motored to Eugene where they Don't sell anything' b?rora you sa jam. 1 e.. however, that be wouiaiiii be the week-end guests or Mr. CAZlJJ-VVr 7m hdvise against the employment or and Mrg. c. A. Daniel. The return Ms. n. casa'i St. - rMst l commissioners ny pons wwa olu ir n will be made tomorrow, eaually competent laoor is avauaDie. Mr and Mrg y. H. Drake. Reber The employment ot these eoramis- d pj0Td Allen and G. B. Bowen oi Sioners OJ pons, me anurucj kcu'' says, might result in criticism ana is against good policy. Tne opinion wa asked by H. T. Stewart, secreUry of the Port ot Port Orford. Curry coun ty. MYRTLE KN0WLAND Music and Musical Merchandise I 411 Court St. Baiem, uregon Telephone ill Dr. ft. C. Stone- Can be found at Tyler's durr "tore 157 South Commercial steet. CITY CIANING WORKS . EYEGLASSES THAT FIT Oaners of Quality Cleaning Dyeing Repairing 1161 SUte St. Phonn Til DR. I. MALIa WTXSOH 210-211 U. S. National Baadc Bldg WANTED Fnrnltnrp. ranres. heaters, tools, and. in fact Anything you hare io I buy for cash. Phone 6i sell or 511. W00DRY i The Auctioneer WANTED JUNK AND MACHINERY OP ALL KINDS We also buy second-hand goods. If too fiave anything to sell for a cood price call 808. The Square peal House. 7 : ' CAPITAL JUNK CO. 271Cheneketa St. . Salem, Or. Models of the -Lexington Minute Man Six" 'Auburn Beauty Six" and "Elcar Fiery Four" now on exhibi tion at 17 8 S. Commercial. 1920 BISHOP BROS. Hlah and Terry Sts. Phone 1400 WE BUY Farm Produce, Eggs, etc, raying Highest Cash Market Prices. 1 :-r-- ' ' Mill Worker KiUeA Georce Twegle received word yes terday that his grandson. George Carofhers bad been Instantly killed while working in a planing mill at Aberdeen. Wash. Mr. Carothers was the son of Fred Carothers, wno for many years was a printer in The Statesman office. Silverton were Salem visitors yester day. They attended the auto show; W. 1L Mills. 170 North commer cial street, has as his guest nis uncie E. C. Crystal of Vaca. Vllle. Calif. (iirr I.. Fulkerson. county school supervisor, has been visiting schools in tha vleinitv of SllvertOU. Miss Ruth Smith Is spending tne week-end in Dallas. Miss Gladys Brodle Is visiting in Portland during the week-end. Judge George O. Bingham, wno has been conducting circuit court In department No. 3 for Multnoman county for the past 10 days, returned here to his home yesteraay. juge LIBERTY .TODAY 1 WRL GAHLSD0RF The Store ' of Honewares mm ed FE ; BEANS PEOPLES CASH STORE i 1 For REAL BARGAINS in USED CARS See ! Oletoa Anlo. Eichanje We Are Crowded for Space Evidence of Good Service. Thei courtesy of our Staff, the effici ency of our Man agement, the sat isfaction or our Clients Is ample evidence of the Superior Service Rendered l BLfl tialem Man Honored A Salem man. Colonel Carle Abrams, editor of the Pacific Home stead, published by The Statesman Publishing company, was eiectea president of the Oregon Editors nd Publishers' association, at the meet ing held by the association in Eu gene Friday and Saturday, uoionai Abrams and Colonel Holer were the representatives for Salem at the conference and they returned nome last night, reporting an Interesting meeting. lamlta Methodist Church - Sunday, 11 o'clock, bear Dr. Ma- hood. Vomer at Seattle- Percy Varney, parole officer at th utate nenitentiary is expected to return here tonight with Charles Connors who was arrested at the northern city Friday on a charge of violatinr his parole. Connors was committed to the penitentiary here in Jun 1917. for defrauding Mrs. Mary Obermaier of Portland out of S220O. but was paroled in March. 11. because of the faithful service he rendered his fellow convicts dor DREAMLAND RINK Band Music Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday Evenings Ladies Free Monday and Friday Afternoons and Friday evening STATE ?, STREET 63 o Dr. GB. O'Neill OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN a . ladd&Bush DankMdind fZr0K Stale lipf V f