THF ORF.OON STATESMAN: Fill DAY, MARCH 10. 1&20.
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CITY NEWS
Ilorn In - York city
G. C. .Moir. who has been living
fn Salem since he returned ; from
France where ha fought the Hun
for two yearn has received word of
Ihe birth of a daughter yesterday to
Mrs. Moir at 4a52 Matilda avenue.
Hronx, New York City. Mr. Moir
was much relieved when he received
the news that "mother and daughter
are both well."
work will be executed by H. It. Jones
at a cost of $o00.
Aubum Hall Dance
I'nder new management. New
five-piece orchestra, starting Satur
day night. March 20th.
Member of Kulem Family-
Mrs. Gertrude Sinnott, widow of
Roper Sinnott. Portland lawyer who
died Tuesday night, is a member of
a well known Salem family. Jfer
maiden name was Jessie Lonsdale,
and sho is a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Millard Lonsdale. Her mother.
Mrs. Lonsdale, was a daughter of
the late C. V. Gray, who was a Sa
lem citizen of heavy property hold
ings. Mr. Sinnott. who died Tues
day night, was a brother of X. J.
Sinnott. representative in congress
from the second Oregon district.
t'Arry KMuk In AMorirt
Judge P. 11. D'Arcy and his sister.
Miss Theresa D'Arcy returned yes
terday from Astoria where Judge
D'Arcy delivered an address Wed
nesday night on "Erin' Wonderrpl
Struggle for Liberty."
Motorcyclist
Join the Motorcycle lnb. Organi
zation meeting tonight. T:3 o'clock
147 South Commercial street. Ilarrv
W. Scott.
Vaudeville
At the Dligh today.
Funeral is Today
The funeral of Hilda A. Burgis.
who died at her home at Liberty
Wednesday night will be held this I
morning at 11 o'clock from the Uig-
aon chapel. Kev. 11. X. Aldrich of
the Leslie Methodist church will of
ficiate and burial will be in City
View cemetery.
f-r. J. K. Kllison
' Who Las a loganberry farm near
Salem, ha purchased a fine M-acre
river bottom farm at Corvallis and
his son will take possession of this
new farm after helping to harvest
the loganberry crop here. The deal
was made through Kinney & Smith,
local real estate firm.
The X-w Alien Car Is He
Little four with the big pull
balem elie company.
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C. X. Xeedham About IWby Chick
658 State street. Phone 400.
Love, Watchmaker ana -Tewel
337 State street, Salem.
Collection in Sought
The Crooked Kiver Telephone as
sociation has applied to the public
service commission for physical con
nection with the Deschutes' Mutual
Telephone association. The line Ij
in Crook county.
Mrs. Charlie Chapll
At Ye Liberty in
Kseape Are Caught
Estella McDermotL 1C. and Maggie I Starts Sunday
iirown. 16. who escaped from the
State Industrial School for Girls
yesterday morning were found by of
ficers of the institution In the af
ternoon. When located they were
both astride a bay horse, traveling
along the Tamer road. The horse
was said to be the property of the
McXary farm in Polk county. The
girls were returned to the institution.
"Forbidden.
WTHK SPEED MAXLC
TEASIXCa THE SOIL
IIAWLEY PLAYS
"MY CASTLES IX THE
AIK A HE TUMBLING
DOWN"
C. X. Need hum About lbihy Chicks '
ios state street. i.'none 400.
Two Permits Issued
Two building permits were Issued
by th? office of the city recorder
yesterday. John Craig secured a.
permit to alter his residence at 533
South Commercial street. The cost
ia estimated at $120,0. J. 11. Haker
obtained permission 'from the city to
alter and repair the roof of a frame
dwelling at 545 Court street. The
Xev Corporation
Articles of incorporation were re
corded by the state corporation d
partment yesterday for Kidwell Ai
Caswell of Portland, capitalized at
120.000. The incorporators are H
K. Caswell. James II. Xichols ar.d
Itlalne Hillock. Resolutions of dis
solution were filed by the Off Sho-e
company, of Salem. Permits to op
erate and sell stock in Oregon have
been issued to the following: Hall
& Emory Agency. Inc.. Portland
$30,000; People's Cash store. Flora.
Or., $6000; Moro Hotel company.
Moro. $31,700; Hazelwood Mutual
Water company. Portland, $8640.
Rlcdon and
Reliable funeral director.
Tom Mil at the HUgh
In "Twisted Trails." today.
itarttrd W ith Aault
Einile Van Damme, living near
Aurora, was arretted yesterday bv
urdr of th Justice court and charg
ed with a-isauli and battery upon
his wife and slepon. He wan ar
raigned before Judge I'nruh yester
day afternoon and pleaded not rullty
to tne Cbarge. He was released on
$75 bail. Van Damme will be given
a trial as soon as District Attorney
Gehihar can get to the case.
Mount Crest Abbey Mausoleu
Provides beauty and splendor, yet
quiet dignity. The cost is no more.
Caretaker, phone 533, or any undertaker.
Tax Turnover Ma!
The first turnover of the county
tax moneys was made by Sheriff W.
I. Xeedham yesterday and amounted
to $73,521.11. The money was given
to the county treasurer D. G. Drae
ger yesterday.
Legal Blanks
Get them at The Statesman office
Catalog on application.
F.otata Appraised
The Isabel Simon estate was val
ued at $10,000. according to the re
port filed with the county court yes
terday by the appraisers. The es
tate consists of real property in Mar
ion county. The appraisers were M.
L. Jones, John H. Carson and L. F.
Hofer.
Hoof Fire Kttinguihed
The fire department was called
to a residence at Fourteenth and
Cottage streets at 5:55 p. m. yester
day where a small roof fire was in
progrei-s. The blaze was extinguish
ed before serious damage was effected.
EAGLE DRESS SHIRTS
S 2.00, tXOO to 910.00
SCHETS
844 State Street
The Knpr. mheimer House la Salem
WILLARD Storage Battery
; SERVICE STATION
233 N. High St. Telephone 203 1
Cure that Tired Feeling. A
Turkish Bath will do it.
OREGON BATH HOUSE
CITY CLEANING WORKS
Oaners of Quality
Cleaning Dyeing - JJUbftutrln
ltl BUte BL . Phoas TI
Pair Pleads Ciuilty
Oliver Keisback and J. Campbell,
who were arrested Wednesday by
Officers Morelock and Itowe. were
fined $10 each in municipal court
yesterday. The men pleaded guilty
to being drunk and disorderly. When
arrested it was said that they re
ferred to the police officers with
abusive, and obscene language.
Strawberry Plant
Any quantity. Richardson. Phon
494.
Xominatlng Petition Illank
Get them at The Statesman office.
F.Ik Initiate Four
Four new members were Initi
ated into Salem lodge No. 336. It. P.
O. Elks at the session last night.
They were L. X. Traver. C. A. Sawy
er. Willis llarrell and Warren M
Lindsay. Mr. Sawyer'a home is at
Woodburn. The others are Salem
men.
Suit Is DUn.isMcd
Upon motion of the plaintiff. Al
bert A. Richards, his suit for divorce
filed in tbe circuit court a short
time ago against Annie M. Richards,
was dismissed by an order of the
court yesterday.
ELECTRIC RESTAURANT
481 8UU Street
i Our Specialty:
Oysters -Fiah -Chops
Colli Con Canto
J. D. MADDOX Prop.
0REG0NUS
A PERFECT CI GAB
Manufactured by
HENDERSON'S CIGAR FACTORY I
Phone S19
MITH'
For
MOKE
State and Commercial Streets
S
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Quits State. HoHaV
Harry Filers, who has been a pa
tient at the state hospital for the
insane since December 1. ettcaped
yesterday afternoon. He has been
employed in the dining room. He
went to nis home at iz i East Z9in
street. Portland, and relatives re
ported his arrival to the Portland
police, who notified the hospital
authorities. He probably will be
returned today.
Nominating I Vt II Ion Illanks
Get them at Tne statesman oiitce.
D. H. M0SHER
MEN'S TAILORING
High Class
474 Court Street
DENNIS0N ELECTRIC CO.
JOB WORK AXD FIXTURES
22a North Liberty Street
VERIBEST TRANSFER
Baggage and Moving. Hauling any
where and everywhere
VERIBEST TRANSFER
Phone 1344 121 8. Com! I
urDnHR0Neiu
1 1 1 CPTDOETRIS rOPTIOAN
I sTgrar Stole ad
Dresses that Charm
By Their Distinctive Style and
INDIVIDUALITY
OF TAFFETA
There i a chic and youthful air to a taffeta
dress that no other material seems to attain
and the frock that are arriving dailjr are more
than usually attractive. The wide, outstanding
tunics that are so in demand, are fathioncd in
a tiumher of artistic ways and the choice is "
aried that you are certain of finding just tl
sr and shade that most lcrorne jou.
Frocks of Georgette and Messaline
For informal dancing and evening parties come the most adoraMe drrv of sheer
(SiMUgettp. Another ejually desiraMe frock fasliioned of a wonderfulljr aoft
(rradc of satin and messaline. While navy and Mack are the mot caller! for
shades you will fiml other colors among th assortment. fc
Cn? tin
1. (B. Iiipkg (ttn.
ilcnlart Warner Coracts
143, 147 Lilerty Street
Quality llercbandue
Hearinc Date Fle.l
The menibers of the public servlc
commission will be In The Dalles
March 22 to conduct a bearlnie rel
ative to an application of the Union
Oil company to construct a spur
track across a road near that city.
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BICYCLES
AXD REPAIRS
LLOYD L RAMSDEN
887 Court Streot .
Ealem Auto B&di&tor Shop
Radiators, Fnders aad Gaa
Tanka Repaired
Tractor Radiators a Specialty
Ford Radiators for Sale
111 8. Jit St. . Salem. Or.
One OTreland, nearly new, six cylin
der, S passenger, equipped all Cord
Tires and one extra, new. Guaran
teed In Al shape for 11260.
' ' WOOD-ROSE MOTOR CO.
141 State St. Phone Jll
The most sanitary kitchen cabinet
' made, The Kitchen Maid.
ILL STIFF FURNITURE CO.
Bonds. Mortgages
Interest Bearing Divestment
HAWKINS & ROBERTS
a04J5t07 Oregon Building
U. S. GARAGE
SS4 Ferry Street
TJSEU BUT NOT ABUSED CARS
SPECIAL New series Studebaker,
Talus S1S25. today $1200. U. 8.
Garage. Phons 1751
Small Investment Loans Realty
Ixmuis House Rental Agency
General Property Dealing .
JOIIV II. SCOTT REALTY CO..
228 Oregon Ilailding
Pfaoae 254 Balem, Oregon
WUEI I!T SALEM. ORXOOI
mfp mt
BUCU IIOTEI
A Home Away from Rom
Strictly Modern I1.SS pr dy
lee Kmmtm ! SIM Cmmtrt
Only lloUl la Bujinasa District
Water Aptdlctlon
J. Frank Adams of Klamath Falls
has filed with the stale engineer an
application call inn for the appropria
tion of 15 second feet of water from
Upper Klamth Lake for the irrita
tion of li7& acres of land. If tna
application la crantea me water win
be puhped directly from the lake
and be distributed by means of a
canal seven miles lone The estimat
ed cost of the project Is S1S.004.
Hen McComber and Frank McCom
ber of Merlin. Or., have applied fur
the appropriation of water from ta
east fork of lew Wood creek tor
the Irritation of 10 acres In JosepV
ne county. Joseph F. Reed of Nys-
sa. Or., has applied tor tne appropna-
Ion of water from Owyhee river to
irrlrate 100 acres In Malheor coun-tr.
Busick's
SALEM ALBANY
DILL PICKLES
In Balk
New Shipment Received
CARL A ROWKRSOX CROCEHY
3H3 Court Street I'hone 409
HAMILTON
THE FURMXLRB HAJf
WU1 make and bang your drapes.
Largest Stock of Drapery.
S40 Court Street.
SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEK
Tires selllnr at old prices. Free tube
with each tire. 6000 miles of ser
vice at a savin it of 40 per cent.
SALEM VEUE COMPANY
162 North Commercial Street
Miss Helen Moore, a student of
, i . t 1 1 i
urcfun Aicricuiiurii runrjr, is
spending a tew days' visit with her
parents. Alderman A. II. and Mrs.
Moore, into Islle street,-
V A IMlintt tt fnreter. was
In Portland yesterday.
wail M. mil. umiiiri momrj oi
I.lnn rnnnlr rallmt nn AllfinifT
General Drown yesterday. Mr. Hill
has been district attorney or deputy
1U sja r. a v v .
WEST FUR CO.
' Puts of Quality
New Location
231 Court St. Opp. Court House
MONUMENTS
It your monumental work la solicit
ed , kindly ask the solicitor for our
business card.
J. C. JOXES, Prop.
Capital Monumental Works
2210 S. Com. St. Phone 689. Salem
potatoes jmm
Seed and Table Stock. Get
thera now, they won't last long.
Phone 717. Office 642 State St.
Warehouse Trade and High
MANGIS BROS.
For Kiddles, per pair 64e
RDLXANT STORE
214 North Commercial Street
Let us prove to you that our prices
are less. Some good bargains In new
and used pianos.
THE WILEY B. ALLEN CO.
61 J Court St. Derby building
12 bars Cream Oil Soap f I.oo
100 pounds Carrots SI. 23
100 pounds Early Rose Spuds so.ou
60 pounds Half Ground Salt. . . .OOr
100 pounds Wild Hay fl.OO
THE 1IIGIILAXD GROCERY
Phone 496 746 Highland Avenue
1920 ELGIN SIX IS HERE
llotoriata who ar looking- for a
trnnr a.rTlcrabt. ear with lrnt
body llnM ana interior permeation.
chat umo maximum arvic ana
conomy at a reasonable prlca snouid
this car.
LEE L GILBERT, Distributor
1SS S Cat r4al SteC
WANTED
Furniture, ranges, beaters, tools,
and, in fact anything you hare to
sell. I buy for cash. Phone 610
or 611. :
W00DRY, The Auctioneer!
LONG DISTANCE AUTO
TRUCKING
WILLAfilETTE VALLEY
TRANSFER CO.
Phone 1400
We also do local hauling.
m ir..k i.ar. mt Vnrlnaerlnv I nrwrniFft
For . I CAHPKT. STOVKS. M ACI1IH KRT
AND TOOLS
EXPERT ELECTEICAL WORK lTf,9
I rLKxrrcRia eo.
171 So. Commercial St. Phone tss v. om i si rmm WT
W T. RIGD0N CO.
Leading Funeral DirMton
MYRTLE KN0WLAND
Music and MuaJcal MercfeaadlM
Soawra Dealer la Salem
411 Court St. Salem. Oregon
Telephone SIS
WM. GAHLSD0RF
The Store of Housewares
WANTED
JUXK AND LCHIXEPr OF ALL
KEVDS
We also buy second-hand goods.
It yon bare anything to sell for a
good price cU 98. The Square
Deal llADse,
CAPITAL JUNK CO.
27 1 Chemeketa St. Salem, Ore.
1920
Models of the
"Lexington Minute
Man Six" "Auburn
Beauty Six" and
"Elcar Fiery Four" now on exhibi
tion at 178 S. Commercial.
BISHOP BROS.
High and Ferry Sta. Phone 1400
WE BUY
Farm Produce. Eggs, etc.. Paying
IHchest Cash Market Prices.
WANTED
Apples
and
Vegetables
PEOPLE'S CASH STORE
PERSONAL MENTION
HOTEL ARRIVALS
hed of thj Santlata forest and li
acres in the vicinity of Rustler park,
on the Crater forest la Oregon.
With the exceptional 40.099 yel
low pine seedlings frota Page Creek
nnrsery. in the Siskiyou national
forest, which II be ntd on lb
Hastier peak area, all the plaaUst
stock will com from the Wind
Hirer narwery. near Carson. Wash.,
ia the Columbia national forest, and
III con si si chleMy of DoagUa fir.
A little noble fir. silver fir aad west,
ern white pine will be used vn the
Dreitenbash project.
Shipping ot ta more than a sall
llon baby trees to various plaatlsc
sites began this week at the Wind
River nursery.
SALEM YOUTHS
WILL CAVORT
song w;il conclude the rvva tar's
fan.
It will be a happy evealag for a
knack of happy fUlea hoys.
If tow have fmtiry or ecx for
ale. a buiflrd ad la Tbo IMai.
wUJ aril tbetsi for yoeu
Wienerwursts and Cooke Pat
ton to be Main Sources of
Entertainment.
All We AsIc Is A Trial
.... Reuorible Rites
Jut trj ore of czr ULsztzt,
Price 45c
CHERRY CITY HOTEL
OppotUe 0. EL Drpct
MAKIOS D. C. Farmer. II. W.
Wrlaht. II. M. Wllhurson. S-attl:
Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Haker. u. II. IjiP-
lln. C. II. Ilarigan. William S. Hear t
Y W. Shaffer. W. L. Crosby. M. r..
Waters. Portland: F. W. Kinney
Olympla. Wash.: K. K. Hlnnk. Haln-
lef. Wash.; C. 8. Itowne. Aumsville:
V. A. IWrfler. Silverton: H. M.
Crosse. W. S. Charles. Spokane.
HI. lOII J. It. i;dJard. P. P. Wil
liams. K. Jarobwn. J. II. I.lenan.
O. A. Iteeves. J. II. Kvsns. W. II
Hentley. D. C. Hosart. J. F. Mille.
Portland: C. Tl. Ilkldecard. Oren
City; Mr. anil Mrs. H F. Wo.h1.
York. Nebraska; Mr. and Mrs. C.
Steward. Stayton: Mrs. F. U Holt,
liaskins: Mr. and Mrs. D. Mnrphy.
Tillamook: A. I. Wilbur. Albany.
AUGO Thomas Street. II-nry J
Kilbourn. Hoston. Mas : Charles n
Drown. C. A. ApeUren. Portland:
Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Itodgers. Tilla
mook. -
"Weenie." magic words to boy
life will be the password at the boys
feed, to be held In the Y. M. C. A
dining room tonight. Preparations
are under way for entertaining over
100 of the boy members ot the as
sociation. The feed will consist cf macaroni
and rbeese. Vienna rolls, cocoa, cook
ies, and above all else, "weinera.
After the feed will be an old
fashioned r'ogram.
"Oee. but I wish Cook Patton
would show us them tricks again."
unanimously declare the boys, and
Cook Is going to show them over
again.
O. J. Hu'.l will trot oat some real
old mellow southern songs on "de
ole banjo." Fred McGraw of Wil
lamette university. give a hum
orous recitation. Mrs. le Moine
Clark of the Uncoin school will
give the boys a few Inside tips oa
the way to whittle. Itribrt Vlesko.
who has a nifty little voice, will sing
a slo and Secretary Klrln will pro
vide a flute so!o or two maybe. It
the crowd can stand It. Cook and
hit wondertul tricks and a sine-
TT is as important to
get used gas out as
to put fresh a.sin. The
Moons Multiple Ex
haust System prevents
exhaust choking. 1 Aa
exclusive featurcf
THE B. ic C EI0T0R CO.
178 SonUi Cosraerdxl
Lrsittn Me
MORE TREES FOR
SANTIAM AREA
National Forests of Oregon
and Washington to be Re
planted This Spring
More thsn l-'.oo srres of burned
over land on the national forests of
OreKon and Washington will be re
planted vim lres this spring ac
cord Inr to an announcement by Dis
trict Forester Georce II. Cecil.
This Includes 540 acres of Ihe
Cispus burn. In the Kainier national
forest, and Tl acres of the -Sole-duck
burn, near Lake Crescent. In
th Olympic forest in Washington:
:SK acres on the Dreitenbash mater-
DREAMLAND RINK
Band Music
Wednesday, Saturday and Snndiy Evenings
Ladies Frt Monday uxd Friday AfUnwxwu aad rriday
tTening
BETTER
READ
Right here
Every day
Always fresh
D?iNIy Tr? It ToJav
Bake-Rite Sanitary Bakery
, 43? sutu stmt