TIIK OTIEGOX STATESMAN: TfESDAT, MARCH 9, 1020.
CITY NEW
S
Hear Ir. lUihn at the
Armory Thursday night.
c,wwh1h Are Arreste! -
' , Four traffic violators were arreSt-
AXi UIlUii aiuii.i; vsiiivci iUUUHb
-and charged. with speeding. Ac
cording to the officer's report to the
police station, one ot the speeders
was traveling more than 32 miles an
noun The arrests were made on
South tug" anu commercial -streets.
P HUbert. 84t South Liberty was
' . . . . I ... ! 1 . A
'fined ruJ w ueu nieu
v f0re . Jiidg! Race of the municipal
; court. It. Hamilton, 290 North
f ...i .trxsi V. Coona. 333 MIrmIoh
a ruiifc . . . . .
'street, and A. Morrow, 160 Owens
f Street, were airuueu jcoicfuajr. ;
' ; - . . i. I
V XomiiuUlnK IVtltlon Blanks
i Oct them at The Statesman office.
i v Fremeyer. 22. was arrested.
ih downtown streets yesterday
' . M
by Officer atonui, on a cnarge oi
carrying concealed weapons and was
fined 5 10 police court. j
Hear Pr. IVhn at the
; Armory Thursday night.
Hewn Trial Wednesday
, lack HesB. charged with, larceny
by bailee. was arraigned ' in justice
court yesterday anJ the trial was set
for Wednesday afternoon "at 1:30
j o'clock. Hess was arretted upon
complaint ot a Mr. E?erhard who
ennuis that Hess took a suit of
clothes that belonged to him.
war veterans were granted free
hunting and fishing licenses yester
day. Tnev are Lrence orter. .
181 !iit)i CIvtAAnth atro.t- A TV
Gardener. 65. Stay ton; H. W. Smith.
70. Turner, and Abram B. Tucker.
77, Jefferson.
IUgtlon and Son-
Reliable funeral directors.
Honaventure Huesser, 36. Catho
lic priest of St. Benedict. Mt. Anal,
stating bis desire to become a citi
zen oi the United States, filed bis
first Daners with the county clerk
yesterday. He was born In Hermlts-
wll, Switzerland, and Immigrated to
this country in April or 1910.
lhuire
Wednesday night.
Moose hall.
Two Hoy FlneU
Two boys were arrested Sunday
by Officers V. J. White and J. F.
Whits at Fourteenth ' and Court
street, charged with disorderly con
duct. The boys were arraignea in
police court yesterday morning and
unea sio ana izu.
MARY PICKFORD
TOLIA'ANNA"
COMEDY
t G$9n MUSIO
I?
48,000
Drug Stores ScU It.
Five million DCOD
use it to KILL COLDS
Nominating 1 'tuition Hlankft
Ot them at The Statesman office.
L
Amraiitm Appointed
T. A. Hlnehart. r . L.. Newman anu
Roy F. Shields were appointed ap-
Dralsera of the estate of Lvdia Hum
phrey,' by an order of the county
court yesterday.
'Revolutionary EuroeM
A lecture at the armory Thursday
night.
HILL'S
CASCARAkQUININI
Standard cold maaiy for 19 ytara
IS IIDift " !, wsnw, mm
opiataa areata a cold ta 14
Monty back if it faila. Th
. (taM d bat a N4
p win atr. nuii
pUtux.
Al AODrmf Sttwwm
Ith an Oregon F.lectrlc train at
Commercial and Ferry street, ac
cording to the police by J. W. Mir
uny. florist, who witnessed the accident.
a xx
Lore, Watchmaker and Jeweler
337 State street, Salem.
Mr. Km Kue
Manfl A Hesa. wife of John A
Hess, filed suit for divorce In the
piitr onnrt vaataritar Tha rnnnlfl
vara mnrrtfwl In Sulfm. Decern uer I Pniminml I rilnMS ill
26, 116. and have one child. John Wong Him, one of the well known
A. Hess, born In 1918. In the com- Chinese hop growers of Polk county
nlaint Mrs. Hess alleges that her died at a local hospital late Satur
husband has treated her in a cruel Maw nltht after ashort Illness. Thn
, . If 1 I . m I . . . 1 I .. ' Ill,
anu innuman manner. ir
Women Prepare for Iirbat
The Wluamette women's debate
promises to be an event of wide In
terest, and Jndglng from the amount
of work that th- wocen are doing
towards the solution of the ques.
tlon. and the assistance that Foren
sic Manager McGrew is offering
ihm Mr MrUrew Is raeetlnc with
the contestants every few days dur- I
ing their spare time, and discussing ,
th aueat on with them. Most oi
ih ri hiv their briefs nrecared .
and the debates are taking form rap-
Idly.
Yon Can't Beat It
1 will sell seventeen lots, seven
blocks from state capltol building.
Salem, Oregon, at $225 per lot. Car
ey F. Martin, owner. 413 Masonic
Bldg. Phone 419.
asks the cour for a decree of divorce,
custody of the child, costs or the sun
and alimony of $30 a month
New Corporation
Articles of incorporation were
filed here yesterday br the Hauser
ii.. . T .. i in iiv Contractlnr company of Portland.
I relatives wno.ur.... u ...iu ...nlfllxed t tl
lo Yon Know What
Is the matter with Europe? Dr.
Dohn will tell you at the armory
Thursday night.
Tmta TUanka
Get them at The Statesman office.
Catalog on application.
Decltre IntenLioi
Nils Olsen Skyersaa, 23. 1377
North Eighteenth street, desiring to
become a citizen ot the United
States, entered papers of intention
with the county clerk yesterday. Mr.
m L. I tlniwall.lAn
Norway, and came to this country I the northland but Is much Interest-
. . . I J a 1 1IMlt..f maI1a.. nmt (lit
rtritinh ColumbiA Visitor Hen
L. Chevally, superintendant of the
Borden Milk company's plant at ar
dis. Britirh Columbia, was a visitor
in Salem yesterday, in consultation
with Pearcy Brothers, from whom he
has purchased 40.000 loganoerry
tips for this spring's delivery. Mr
rhevnllv nwna a valuable rarm in
In California and until word comes
from them no funeral announce
ment can he made. He was 60
years old. The body is at the Rig-
don company.
IW Viiu Know What
Is the matter with Europe? Dr.
Bohn will tell you at the armory
Thursday night.
which is capitalized at 1100.000. The
Incorporators are fcrlc . Jiauser.
Ft. V. Hauser and K. D. Hauser. Otn
er firms filing articles of incorpor
at on were: Lakeside Lumofr com
nanv. Klamath Falls, incorporator
O. W. Robertson. E. J. Murray, nel
son Rounsevell: capitalization. ISO
000. National league or women
Voters. Oregon branch. Portland:
officers. Mrs. Charles E. Curry. Pre
ident: Misa Elizabeth Bain, record
lnr aecretarv: Mrs. Dallas Bache
treasurer: property value at 10
Oatfittcrj to Women, Misses and CHI die a
Salem Needs a Hospital
The Drire Starts Next Week
Subscribe Early and liberally
Quality Merchandiit
Popular Prices
1. S. ihtpU?0 Jta.
1 nnim Tax Men H
C. A. Cavot and John J. Collins.
uistnci income ia vuneciui. i . V ,i
now located In the internal revenue ?- V.Y"" "T " . T..
in June ot 1914.
Itevolutianarr Eu rtoe"
A lecture at the Armory Thurs
day night.
Four Veteran Get licenses
Four Oregon pioneers and
EAGLE DRESS SHIRTS
f2X0, 93J00 to flO.OO
SCHETS
" . 344 Stave Street
The Koppmlielmer House la Salem
W1LLARD Storage Battery
. ; SERVICE 8TATI0H
238 N. IBgli St ! Tcleprion? 203
ELECTRIC RESTAURANT
481 SUte Street
; Oar Bpeelalty:
v Oy itera Flsli -XHiopi
CaUl Con Carne
J. D. MADDOX, Prop.
ed In the Willamette valley and its
great fruit prospects and someday
savs he may be attracted to these
parts.
hiiiMinr The men are here to as-
I ft loral Income taxpayers to com
pute their tax. The men win De nere
until the last day or grace auoweu
to nav the Income tax. Marcn i-
Thev rnnrt a. record business for
- r -
yesterday.
Ixian company. Redmond: Incorpor
ators. M. W. Wllaon. It. II. Murrow.
1 A WIIpoi: capitalization. 125.000
Western Dredging company. Marsh-
field; Incorporators, w. j. conrau.
A. W. Meyers. John Goss; capltauoa- f . , .
tlon. $10,000. Cheney Phonograph UpT0OTl0US LOmedJ Sigmn
Hand; Incorporators. r, n : : CF,
have been made. It Is the belief of
the officers that the wine was the
product of grapes grown on or near
the Hug farm.
THIS SHOULD IXTF.RKST OTHER
WOMEN
"Mr kidneys were aivinr me trou
ble for ome time." write Mrs. L.
C.iboon 12th and KdUon St.. I-aJun-
ta. Colo. "I took Foley's Kidney
Pills and thejr helped me rtg&l
away." Backache, pains In fiaes.
sore muacles, are rheumatic twinarea
and "always tired" feeling" are
symptoms of kidney trouble. J.
Perry.
to take all. Shortly after the wage
aa nSdm It aa decided that ike
winner should take the rest ot the
party to a dinner. -
Yesterday the fj ear was at end and
fortunately or unfortunately Mr.
Ehipp was the winner of the S2S. Mr.
Shipp went to the Marlon Hotel aad
trdered, a snmptosois dinner pre
parra.. toe nunioer oi nri isirr
eated in the Valley Motor company
has expanded arcordlag to the year's
buslnea and by tne time iaey were
all fed Mr. Shipp fels as tkoaga he
lost the bet financially. -
Civil
R. P. O. E. Dan
Tuesday evening,
Elks and ladies.
March 9, for
IhUlro
Wednesday night.
Moose hall.
company. Port!
C. H. Cheney. C. F. Johnson. Ernest
Crosby. M. A. ollinger; capitaliza
tion. $60,000.
Cure that Tired Feeling:. A
Turkish Bath will do it.
OREGON BATH HOUSE
M ITH
For
MOKE
State and Commercial Streets
S
S
1 Motorcyclist Injured
A man whose name was not as
certained by the police was slightly
ininrari Snnriav afternoon wnen
motorcycle he was riding collided
I
PERSONAL MENTION
CITY CLEANING WORKS
CWaers or QuaHtx
, Cleaning , 4 Dyeing; BApatrta
tSSl State St - Phone Tl
VERIBEST TRANSFER
Baggage and Moving. Hauling any
where and everywhere
VERIBEST TRANSFER
Phone 1J44 " S. Coml
FjlNCY
SP1TZENBERG
APPLES
$2.25
a box
F. R. Dickson, North Salem con
tractor went to Albany yesterday
Ian, left Sunday for Chicago where exasperating, typified the baby doll.
Given Ovation in Salem
Twin beds, the big comedy which
for several seasons has broken so
many records In well-known cities
for Ita aoarkllnt: humor, was r reeled
by Salem theater goers last night at
the Grand Opera house. Miss Jose-
nhlne Saxe. the leading woman who
plays the part of Blanche Taains.
who with her husband finds life In
a New York apartment extremny
the will attend a meetlnr of the ex
ecutive board of the American U
hrarv association.
Joseph Domagalla and family have
Phone 400 1 recovered from their recint Illness.
Carl Webb Is at work again arter
. 1 1 1 ... I a LrtMAMVA
. ib. inrM wpriB iiinrna wiiu luuucuaa.
USED BARGAINS A. M. Clough. who has also been suf-
rAlti. x, TtnWETtSOX GROCERY
383 Court Street -
butterfly wife who Is the cause.for
a number of exciting complications
which kept the audience in an up
roar. Miss Kathlyn Tracy playing
the nart of Slrnora Monti, was a
strong aid to Miss Saxe.
0REG0NUS
A PERFECT CIOAXI
Manufactured by
HENDERSON'S CIGAR FACTOET
pbona Jit :
- . ... . . m . 1 . . . . .
,1918 Studebaker Six. 7 passenger. lenng 'Shiao Uoubttnl II Hi
aiisiaciurii. 1 rr
Small Investment Loans Realty
Loans lloiute Rental Agency
General Property Dealing
JOHN H. SCOTT REALTY CO.,
Phohi 254 Salem, Oregon jjq LdJ IS HERE
newly painted and overhauled S850 ported as recovering sat
Ford truck in a-i conaiuon. .oo
SALEM VEUE COMPANY hotel areivali
aV . m V VAMtNatilUl I.
D.H.M0SHER
MEN'S TAILORING
f IUgb Class ;
474 Court Street
DENNIS0N ELECTRIC CO.
JOB WORK AND FIXTURES
222 North Liberty Street
BICYdLES
AND REPAIRS
LLOYD L RAMSDEN
887 Court Street
- An, ftmlinA nearly new. six eylla-
Amr. a naaaenrer. eonlpped all Cord
' Tirea and one extra, new. Quaran-
teed in Al shape for 11250.
1' I WOOD-ROSE MOTOR CO.
State Bt. ! Phone til
I The most sanitary kitchen cabine'
I V ' ma4e, The Kitchen Maid.
H. L STIFF FURNITURE CO.
WEST FUR CO.
; Fun of Quality
New "Location
251 Court St. Opp. Court House
Bu s i ck' s
SALEM ALBANY
Salem Auto Hadiator Shop
Radiators. Fenders and Gas
Tanks Repaired
Tractor Radiators a Specialty
Ford Radiators for Sale
Its S. JJla St. Salem. Ore.
itrongV aervtceable ear with elasant
body tinea and Interior apeclflca-tlone
aiat aaauaa maxtaium aervlea ana
economy at a reasonable price anouia
e this ear.
LEE L GILBERT, Distributor
1S S. OaaaaerWal Street.
Won Wager Alter Al
Watt Shipp of the Valley Motor
company wins and loses a wager
I jut March Mr. Khlon and four oth
-. . . ... v 11 v ir men miereaiea in 10s aucy
A1(IU. Al. v. tayne, iaru-i-- -
rield Paul Sullivan. J. Prag. Harold tor company ch bet 15.00 on esti
.. .1. n 11-j. t a TAn.. I matea of the comlnc years business.
I DV pJL wna UU MV w mm
4
HAMILTON
Will
THE FURNITURE MAN
make and hang your drapes.
Largest Stock of Drapery.
240 Court Street.
1 t... ........ . . . n.
that we. pay nm m'Km "JT
SECOU-lf AJi riinniii""'
CA.HFKTS, STOVK. MACU1XKBT
an tooli
Don't sail anythlnr before yew
T11H CAPITA I. IIAHUwana
vitncrrrnil r.
AS W. Caam'l St. Pfce 91
Bonds, Mortgages
Interest Bearing Inyeetxnemts
HAWKINS Sc ROBERTS
20407 Oregon Building
WONDER HOSE
i For Kiddies per pair. Ode
REMXAXT STORE
114 North Commercial Street
MYRTLE KN0WLAND
fnfe and Musical Mercsuukliae
Sonora Dealer a Bauens
4 IE Court St. Salem, Oregon
Telephone SIS
U. S. GARAGE
SS4 Ferry Street
USED BUT NOT ABUSED CARS
SPECIAL New series Studebaker,
yalue $1625. today $1100. U. 8.
Oarage. Phone 17 SS
Let us proTe to yon that our prices
are less. Some good bargains In new
and usea pianos.
THE WILEY B. ALLEN CO.
SIS Court St
EYEGLASSES
THAT FIT
DR. Ik HAL! WDJM
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Brown. Miss M.
Holraan. W. J. Easley. A. C. Davis.
Portland; W. F. Reed. Reedsporl:
Mrs. Olita Hoffard. Monmouth;
T. Holden. Eugene; John H. Renault,
Jr.. Jacksonville. Or.; C. S. Ilrown.
Aumsvllle; CUude Willis, Huffalo.
N. Y.
ULIGH A. IT. Strong. C. O. Fen-
wick. V. N. Wadsworth. H. F. Mad-
er, I. V. Lundy. J. P. Keith. A. it.
Ilrown. Roy S. Wagner. Portland;
W. K. Stevelv. Stayton: R. R. Miller.
Toledo. Ore.; C. It. Harper, Al Peter-
nn. A. K. McFarlin. cnicaro
A It GO John J. Colllna. Mr. anl
Mm. Charlea F. SavaKe. II. U. Glae-
Portland: Arthur L. Whlta
ker. Seaside; Edward Ruef, InJepen
dence.
A Warnlmx to feel tired before
exertion is not la tineas it's a alga
that the system lacks vitality, ana
needs the tonie erred or. iiooa a bw
saparllla. Sufferers should sot de
lay. Get lid of thai tired feeling
by beginning to Uke Hood's Sarsan
arllla today.
Possibly another reason why Wil
liam Harrison (Jack) Dempsey did
not go to France was that he was
afraid of mal de mere.
6ADJREATH
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove It
Dr. Edwards' Ofcve Tablet, the
substitute lor calomd. act r-ntiy on the
bowels and podtmfy do the work.
Feople affijcted with bad breath rsd .
Quick rehef through taking then.
Dr. Edwards' ULve Tallrtr are a
xrZrtfbie coenpound tnbei eiv -
ciL They act gently 1 ct f- ' '
boweb and Ever, stimuliu -xatural
action. tLnnrx the " " -
purifying the cxiire ru.
that which calr-mtl -- . . ,
the bad after e2c T .
every night fcr t? t
rlcaang eSect. 2; ic.l a S j
n
STATE g STREET
0
Dr.C.B.ONeffi
OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN
laddbush Dank MM
8
Trf&v: Stale apd
Derby building M V' !h Ktk1 Bak
MONUMENTS
If your monumental work Is solicit
ed, kindly ask the solicitor for our
business card. !
J. C. JONES, Prop.
" Capital Monumental Works
2210 S. Com. SL Phone 689. Salem
WANTED
Furniture, ranges, heaters, tools,
and. In fact anything yon naye to
sell. I buy for cash. Phone 610
or 511. j
W00DRY, The Auctioneer
POTATOES
Seed and Table Stock. Get
them now. they won't last long.
Phone 717. Office S42 State St.
Warehouse Trade and Hign
IIANGIS BROS.
Electric Machinery and Engineering
Company
For
CXPEBT ELECTRICAL WORK
9s Bn. Commercial St. Phone 955
W T. RIGD0N CO.
Leading Funeral Directors
WANTED
Apples
and
Vegetables
PEOPLE'S CASH STORE
WM. GAHLSDORF
The Store of Housewares
LONG DISTANCE AUTO
TRUCKING
WILLAMETTE VALLEY
TRANSFER, CO.
Phone 1400
We also do local hauling.
1920
Models of the
'Lexington Minute
Man Six" "Auburn
Reautv Six" and
near nery Four" now on exhibi
tion at 178 S. Commercial.
WANTED
JTjxK AND MACniXEPr OF ALL
! v KINDS
We also bay second-hand cood.
It trrm hlTK AnVthlnS tO Sell fOT
itod price cU - The Squarex
Deal House.
CAFITAL JUNK CO.
271 Chemeketa St. - Salem, Ore.
BISHOP BROS.
Hi eh and Ferry Sts. Phone 1400
WE BUY
Farm Produce, Eggs, etc.. Faying
Highest Cash Market Prices.
For
REAL BARGAINS
in USED CARS
See
Oleson Aulo Exchange
We Are Crowded for Space
SERVICE
earnest en
deavor to give
Satisfaction, and
Superior Service,
is evidenced, by
courtesy of
staff, the ef
ficiency of our
ManagemenLThe
satisfaction of
our Clients and
the Quality of
Service Rendered
Quality
Courtesy
Efficiency
Our
the
our
tV UWtM' I Mi
TRY-OUT HELD
FOR DEBATERS
Three Members of Willamette
Team Chosen, One Selec
tion Held Up
nemard Ramsey. Sheldon Sackett
and Howard George will be three of
the Willamette university debaters
who will oarticinate In intercollegi
ate debates this year, having been
selected as a result of the try-out
held last nlaht at the First Metho
dist church. The fourth member
has not yet been selected by the
judges, but it is said the selectidft
will be either Miss Ina Moore, Dewey
Probst or Frank Dennett.
Eight contestants participated I
the try-out. The uestion was "Re
solved. That the 1'nited States should
assume a mandatory control over
Mexico. The affirmative side ot the
nuestinn a urheld by Vern Uain
Ina Moore and Bernardo Ganuz. an
the negative waa supported by Sbel
Aon Sackett. Bernard Ramsey. How
ward George. Deey Probst and Frank
Bennett.
The judges were Rey. Leland W.
Dnrlor nf ilia Virct Phrlatlan rhurrh.
Jurtlce,?Henry L. Benson ot the su
preme court, and Prof. Harry Savage
of Salem high school.
Quantity of Wine Found
by Government Operatives
x 1irr nuantlty of wine was
found by 1'nited State revenue of
ficers, assisted by Sheriff V. I.
Need ham office, when they raided
the Joseph I. Hug farm, about two
milea et of Salem Saturday.
The officers placed the Illicit bev
eraae under lock and key until the;
case is Investigated further. Several!
40-pallon kegs were lound according
;o report. In addition to the wine,
now In the poaeaMion of the author-j
Itles it is believed that large quanti-j
ties of wine have been disposed of. I
Op unconfirmed report reaching the
authorities was that the winner was
the source of the private supply of
several Salem residents. No arrests
Bake-Rite Bread
Is BrimfuH of Food rains and deUrionmm.
It's Scientifically and Sanitarily Hade
BAKE-RITE BAKING CO. .
DREAMLAND RINK
Bandnsic '
Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday ETcnlngs
Ladies Free Monday and Friday Afternoons and Friday
evening
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For Sale By
DISTRIBUTORS OF
DU PONT EXPLOStVf-S