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THE CRF.OOM STATESMAN: SATURDAY. MARCH 27, 190.
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CITY WEWS
r m Special meeting of Salm
r iu.lu- No. 4. A. F. & A. M.
tLJT t,,is Vt'ninK- Work in the
vr V. C. decree. Visltiskg
'brethren welcome.
' Meeting 1 Today
i Mrs. Russell Catlin will entertain
tb Daughters of the American Revo
" lotion at her home, 1209 Chemeketa
street, this tfternoon at 2:30 o'clock
for the regular meeting of the or
ganization. Hr. 8. C Stone
May now be found at Tyler's drug
itore.
1131 I Identified
, Jasper Hill. 2S. alias C. II. Hill,
alias Jack Gllmore. was yesterday
positively identified by Maud Jones,
a clerk of the It. S. McNeil company.
being the person who early in the
' '.week purchased 7 dozen eggs and
.hsrred the bill of $5.10 to the De-
' pot restaurant. There la no depot
restaurant. Hill came in the store
and asked to purchase a crate of
eggs.
Tiu, II. A. IC Will Meet
with Mra. Russell Catlin. 120
Chemeketa, at 2:30 this Saturday af
ternoon'. f
DOROTHY GISIl
In
"MARY ELLKX COMES
TO TOWN"
CONTINUOUS tiHOW
TODAY
EAGLE DRESS SHIRTS
; $2.00, $3.00 to $10.00
SCHETS
844 State Street
The Knpp mhelner House la Salem
WILLARD, Storage Battery
SERVICE STATION
233 N. Higb St. Telephone 203
ELECTRIC RESTAURANT
481 SUte Street
Oar Specialty:
Outer-1- t-Tlnh Chops
Call! Con Carae
' J.D.MADDOX,Prop.
D. H. MOSHER
MEN'S TAILORING
High Class
474 Court Street
BICYCLES
.AND REPAIRS
LLOYD E. RAMSDEN
887 Court Street
0n Orreland, nearly new, tlx cylin
der, l passenger, equipped all Cord
Tires and one extra, new. Guaran
teed la AX shape for $1260.
, WOOD-ROSE MOTOR CO.
til BUU St. Phone S 11
The most sanitary kitchen cabinet
made, The Kitchen Maid.
H.L STIFF FURNITURE CO.
; WEST FUR CO.
: Part of Quality
New Location
tSl Court St. Opp. Court Rouse
v MONUMENTS-
('IN CtCt
'wm lt onr monumental work is soliclt-
4, kindly ask the solicitor for onr
soilness card.
" J. C. JONES, Prop.
: Capital 3IonumenUl Works
"10 8. Com. St. Phone 689, Salem
WANTED
Furniture, ranges, heaters, tools,
d, in fact anything you hare to
W.- I buy for cash. Phone 610
Of 111,
WOODRY, The Auctioneer
; WnLGAHLSDORF
;The Store of Eonsewares
Kuril Uutts lUg Truck
A truck belonging to the Gideon
btolz company was struck bv a Ford
automobile driven by T. E. Zimmer
man, route 9. Salem, yesterday af
ternoon at Ferry and Commercial
stieets. Zimmerman was driving
close behind the motor truck, and
when K. Huseh, driver of the truck
slowed down for the corner the small
car crashed into the rear of the
truck. Neither of the, drivers was
injured. .The smaller car was slight
ly damaged. The accident was re
ported to the police.
Motion IMctu
Follow the evening address at the
First Congregational church Sunday.
File First Paper
Declaring his intention of becom
ing a citizen of the United States.
Nicholas Krebs. 49, a resident and
farmer of Woodburn. filed first eiti-
xenship papers with the county clerk I
yesterday. Krebs is a native of
r ranee. He came to the
States in 1ST2.
United
Dance Tonight
On the big armory floor.
Two Couple Marry
Two marriage licenses were Issued
from the office of the countv record
er yesterday. Frank Oster. 22. liv-
ing at Sllverton. secured a license tolfrom their home at Scotts Mills on
marry Martha Redding. 19, also of I
Silverton. The marriage will be I
held at Silverton todav. Elmer I
David Kine. 29, of Monitor, obtained I
a license to marry Elizabeth Wllk-lralls
ins. 23, of Woodburn. The couile
were married at Woodburn yester- I
day.
Nominating Petition Ttlank
Get them at The Statesman office.
Messenger llojr Ilrulel
Jack Stanton, a messenger
boy.
Cure that Tired Feeling. A
Turkish Bath will do it.
OREGON BATH HOUSE
CITY CLEANING WORKS
Oaaers of Quality
Cleaning Dyeing R&pairtax
1261 State St. Phon Tit
0REG0NUS
A PERFECT CI GAS
. Manufactured by
HENDERSON'S CIGAR FACTORY
Phone Sit.
DENNIS0N ELECTRIC CO.
JOB WORK AND FIXTURES
X22 North Liberty Street
Salem Ante Radiator Shop
Radiators, Fenders and Oaa
Tanks Repaired
Tractor Radiators a Specialty
Ford Radiators for Sale
19S 8. Jtth St, Salem. Ore.
Bonds, Mortgages
Interest Bearlss; Inreetmenta
HAWKINS & ROBERTS
804.207 Oregon Building
U.S. GARAGE
SS4 Ferry Street
USED BUT NOT ABUSED CARS
SPECIAL Neir series Btudebaker,
Talue 11625, today $1100. U.S.
Oarage. Phone 1751
POTATOES
Seed and Table Stock. Get
thera now, they won't last long.
Phone 717. Office 542 State St.
Warehouse Trade and High
MANG1S BROS.
LONG DISTANCE AUTO
TRUCKING
WILLAMETTE VALLEY
TRANSFER CO.
Phone 1400
We also do local hauling.
WANTED
JCXK AXD ilACniNEP T OF ALL
K1XD3
We also bay secon4-hand goods.
If yon hare anything to sell for
good price call 1)8. The Square
Deal Hoose.
CAPITAL JUNK CO.
271 Chemeketa St. Salem, Ore.
received severe bruises and a badlv
damaged bicycle when he collide!
with an automobile driven by Will
Adams at the alley near the I'.linh
theater, on State street. Thursday
nijeht. The windshield of the auto
mobile was shattered.
Live Christian F.udeuvor Meeting
At C:30 p. in. Sunday at First Con
gregational church. Mos Fowlo,
leader.
Owner of Car Is Found
H. W. Hale. 1695 North Church
street, was yesterday found to be
the owner of an automobile which
had stood since Monday on Ferry
street, west of Commercial. Police
believed the car had been stolen and
Thursday night U was placed in the
Marlon garage.
Nominating Petition Illanka
Get them at The Statesman office.
Hicycle Recovered
a. ntznugn. i street, re
ported yesterday to the police that
he had found a bicycle hidden in the
shrubbery near his home. It proved
to "be a wheel that was stolen from
Max Hafter while Hafter was at the
Dreamland rink Thursday nlcht
MThe Mater Quest km"
Will be Dr. Kantner's sermon sul-
ject at the First Congregational
church tomorrow evening. Palm
Sunday services in the morning.
Iloy lisariiear
Two boys. Peter Myers. 15 years
eld. and Jchn Myers. 12. disappeared
Thursday, according to information
received by Sheriff Needham. and
have not been heard from. The boys
had talked, is it said, of going to
City and Dlack Rock.
"'e Sal
Cash register. The Spa.
Police Find Itieyele
Police yesterday . recovered a bi
cycle that was stolen from Newton
Mumy, 4 80 North Twenty-fourth
street, from near the high school,
several days ago . The wheel was
found under the bridge at the foot
of Center 6treet with several parts
missing.
Palm Sunday Service
At the First Congregational church
tomorrow. "The Kingly Christ
will be the sermon subject. Palms.
Mrs. Thompson Die
Mrs. Fannie Thompson died yes
terday .at a local hospital after a
lingering illness and the body is be
ing held at the Webb & Clough es
tablishment until word is received
from relatives as to the funeral ar-
4 W Dr.CR O'Neill
1 1 z I OPTOnETRlST-OPTlOAM
ST Alt SlHftT
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100 pounds Wild liar fl.OO
100 lbs. Early Rose Spuds.. 83.00
100 pounds Good Wheat. . .84.00
1 Bale Straw 75c
50 lbs. Half Ground Salt....OOc
THE HIGHLAND GROCERY
Phone 496 746 Highland Ave.
MITH'
For
MOKE
State and Commercial Streets
Small Investment Loans Realty
Loans House Rental Agency
General Property Dealing
JOII' II. SCOTT REALTY CO.,
228 Oregon Building
Phone 254 Salem, Oregon
Busick's
SALEM ALBANY
HAMILTON
THE FURX1TCRE UiX
Will make and hang your drapes
Largest Stock of Drapery.
240 Court Street.
WONDER HOSE
For Kiddies, per pair 60c
RE3IXAXT STORE
214 North Commercial Street
mm iiMTt tn Tim that onr orlcei
J J v.-.(-. i; now
ire JRBe. b,w
and need pianos.
Ttir TXTfl CV H AIT VN rn
I(lb ITASrfJUa V n '
619 Court St.
Derby building
Electric Machtnery and Englnaering
Company
Vor
r.TCVV.VT T.T.I! tTTEJCAL WORK
337 Court Street
Phone 48S
W T. RIGDON CO.
Treading Funeral Director
BISHOP BROS.
HIzh and Ferry Sts. Phone 1400
WE BUY
Farm Produce. Eggs. etc. Paying!
Highest Cash Market Prices.
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XCUSE MY DUST
rangements. Mrs. Thompson was 3f
ears old and Is a native of Louisi
ana. Iligdon and Son
Reliable funeral directors.
Funeral In Portland
The body of Mrs. Sarah McWIl-
liams. who died at a local hOHpital
yesterday morning, was sent last
last night by the Webb & dough
company to Portland where funeral
services will be held and burial
made. She was 2 years old and had
been ill for some time.
Ii. P. O. K. Ihuice
Wednesday evening. March 31, for
Elks and ladles.
Arrive From California
Mrs. Charles Fuller (Ixls Coahow)
of Hood River, who has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Walter Doyle
(Eva Conhow) at her home in Chico.
Calif., arrived here last night on
her return home and will spent to
day with Mrs. W. Carlton Smith.
The Misses Coshow were very popu
lar in Salem society about 1. yeara
ego when hey lived here with their
parents.
Dance Tonight
Indies free admission.
Administrator Apto4aled
George Ricketts was appointed ad
ministrator of the estate of Dew-y
Ricketts deceased, by an order of
the county court yesterday. The ad
ministrator furnished s bond of
$1000. F. L.. Newman. Roy ShleHi
and S. M. Endicott were selected 'y
the court to serve as appraisers f
the property.
Auburn Dnnce Hail-
Under new management new 5-
plece Jazz orchestra. Saturday
night.
One Fatal Accident
Ohe fatal accident was reported
to the state accident commission for
the meek ending March 2S out of a
total of 4 23 industrial casualties.
The fatal case was that of Jim Fte-
kas. a laborer at Westlmber. Or. Of
the total number of accidents re
ported. 397 were subject to the pro
visions of the workmen's compen
sation act. 12 were from firms and
corporations that have rejected the
act and 16 were from public utility
corporations not subject to the act.
For
Cash register.
The Spa.
Oil Company Aks Favor
The Standard Oil company has ap
plied to the public service commis
sion for permission to eitend a spur
track at grade over Roosevelt ave
nue at Seaside.
Legal Blank
Get them at The Statesman office
Catalog on application.
TRANSFER
Baggage and Moving. Hauling any
where and everywhere
VERIBEST 'TRANSFER
Phone 1344 129 ii. Com' I
USED CARS
To Sell Cheap for Cash or to trade
for Bread and Butter
THE H. A C. MOTOR CO.
178 S. Commercial St.
DILL PICKLES
In Balk
New Shipment Received
CARL DOWKRSOX GROCERY
OKI Court Street Phone 4 (Ml
SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEK
Tires selling at old prices. Free tnbe
with each tire. 6000 miles of ser
vice at a saving of 40 per cent.
SALEM VELIE COMPANY
162 North Commercial Street
1920 ELGIN SIX IS HERE
Motorinta who are looking- for a
strong-, acrvlceable car with elegant
body line and Interior specification
that assume maximum service and
economy at a reasonable price should
this car.
LEE L GILBERT, Distributor
1M Se. rsaeetal Street.
I ItEVI EYf BF.R
that w p., th aicbe. Ht for
SECOVD.ll AW1 rt HSITI RK
I caki-kts. stovks. macuixebt
I a ii Tkn
Don't sell anvthlnr befor ye aee us
i XUD Ci
CAPITAL II AMU WARM AJID
N. C..V" Phe NT
MYRTLE KN0WLAND
Moate svad MnalcsJ MeTcwjUkdtoe
Soswrn Dealer la Salens
418 Court St. 8alem, Oregon
Telephone SSS
WANTED
Apples
and
Vegetables
PEOPLE'S CASH STORE
Harry lloxle to 1eav
Harry lloxle. who for several year
has been cashier in the office of the
state insurance coinmNsioner. will
leave soon tor Ios AngeN- vhere he
will go into the inoirunr. business
It is under ftood he will b succeeded
in the state Insurance department
by Mls Nell Sykes. lloxle obtained
leave of absence from the depart
ment to go into tre service during
the war. and served in France. Miss
Sykes has been in Siberia as a war
worker.
Dr. J. O. Malthl
Who for the past IS months has
been practicing medicine here In as
sociation whh Dr. Clements, will
leave In a few days to resume his
former work in Monmouth. Dr.
Matthis ha made a host of friends
in Salem and vicinity mho will re
gret his leaving, and this is true not
only of his patients, but particularly
of the medical profession with whom
his associations and dealings have
been most agreeable. For the pres
ent Dr. Matthis will continue to look
alter a part of his practice here, and
will be at Dr. Clements' offlre each
Tuesday afternoon for consultation
with those who desire to see him.
War Mothers Meet TnUj
Every mother In Salem whose son
rr daughter enlisted in the aervlc
during the World war frin Marlon
county is urged to attend lh Salem
chapter of the American War Moth
ers at the meeting in th Commercial
duo rooms at 2:30 o'clock today.
Mrs Jean Mortis Ellis of lh Y. M.
C . educational hoard, will speak
and important business mill come up
concerning the plans for railng
money to fu-nlsh the memorial ward
in the new Salem hospital.
Ai!lree uJnei Wontrn
Mrs. K. T. Allen of Armenia, who
is in Salem for a few das. poke to
a larpe group of Salem women ye
terday aftinor.n in the Commercial
club auditorium. Mr. Allen has a
charming manner aad Inserts into
her addrt-iue .much humor which
keeps one continually alert durinc
her speak in sr. Mrs. Allen ban been
a missionary in Armenia and during
the recent world war. and before,
has rone through many horrifying
experiences, and with her huoband
and three children escaped almost
marvelously. Ist nlcht Mm. Allen
addrefised a dinner at which ah
was honor r.uct. riven by the Holi
ness and Professional Woman' club
in the Y. W. C. A. rooms.
Xew Corporal !
Seven new Oregon firms filed ar
ticles of incorporation here Friday,
two firms filed resolutions showing
In cease In capital stock, two con
cerns dissolved and one forelrn cor
poration was rranted a permit to
operate In this state. Corporations
that filed articles were: Hamilton
Automobile company. Portland: In
corporators. C. K. Hamilton. M. R.
Calderwood. Homer I. Anrell; capi
talization. I2S.O0O. Knlite Oararr.
Portland: Incorporators. William .
Ikllows. C. C. Brown. John P. Han
nan: capitalisation. flO.000. Cen
tran corporation. Portland: Incor
porators. Fred G. Meyer. E. Olson. L.
E. Schmidt; capitalisation. S2S.004.
J. L. Caldwell. Inc. Portland: In
corporators. J. L. Caldwell. R. G.
MacFarlane. Allan Joy: rapltalixa
tion. $10,000. Oak Rldre Lumber
company. Oak Rldre. Lane county:
Incorporators. C. S. Williams. Ed E.
Smith. Levi Lodlum: capitalisation.
SI 5.000. Hush. Park I son company.
Portland: Jncorporators. Winifred K.
Bush. Earl Parkison. Eugene B.
Bush: capitalization. S2S.O0O. Cooper-Carey
Motor company. The Dalles;
incorporators. J. A. Cooper. F. C.
Carey. J. L. Chllders; capitalization.
15000. A permit to operate In Ore
gon was Issued to the Wells Broth
ers Construction company. Incorpor
ated under the laws of the state of
Maine. The capitalization is 1500..
000 and P. A. Wells of Portland Is
attorney-in-fact for Oreron. The
Mowltt Commlsftlon company of
Portland filed resolutions showing
an increase In capital stock from
11000 to 15000 and supplementary
articles chanrlng the name to T. R.
ilowitt tc Co. The Lumbermen's
Clearinr House company Increased
its capital stock from $100,000 to
$250,000. Resolutions of dlssolu
tion were filed by the DarowUh-
Allen company, and by the Twin
States Motor Car company, both of
Portland.
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PZSJ50NAL MENTION
K. D. Spencer was here yesterday
from Portland.
J. W. 1'a'iuette of Scotts Mills was
In Kalem yesterday.
Mrs. K. T. Allen of Armenia. an.I
Mis Verna llartzler of Japan, will
speak at the llayeavllle district Sun
day school ronvnllon which will t?
held at the Jason Iee Memorial
church Sunday.
HOTEL ARRIVALS
MARION -Mrs. McElroy. 1 It
McKniRht. George Shepherd. I.. W
Damon. It. A. I'rire. J. S Meeks
Portland: K. I.. Welder. J K Mar
tin. Albany; II. C. Wheeler. Yarolt.
Wanh.: A. O. (eeddls. lttnu-b-irg: Wil
liam Crant, Vacairell. Cat:
I'llnian. Mt. AnL
Itl.Krll - H. It Ifogan. Onaeco: J.
J. Van KI.eW. Iteaverton: Owi n M.
Callaway. MrMinnville; A C Sha'i
brauh. New burs; IV W. No(Ukt.
Silverton; A. Miller. Iullas; I.
It. Kraner. S.-uitlo; J. II. Korkerfel-
low. Taroma: Homer F. Akev. Co!-
dendale. Wah ; Fred K. Turner.
Cottage drove
ARtlO - Kivlra Kvan. Modest
Cal.: William Catto. F. F. Grotfln.
K. IV l.e.!i.-. 1'i.rtland: Mr and Mrs,
Ortnun. Madras. Or.
XXFF.SF-S KKKITUTiM
It Is none of our holiness. Hut
we always have had an Idea ihit It
wasn't a common ordinary on--cent
apple that tempted poor old
Adai. lt was Fve's curves. Ark
sas Thomas Cal.
e :
Outfitter to Women,
Quality
Merchandise
SERVICE MEN
HEAR ANALYST
Mrs. Ellis Addresses Boys at
Dinner and Makes Ap
pointmcnts
Mrs. Jean Morris Ellis, character
analyst, appeared and spoke to a
larre Bnmr of the ev-servlre men
at the Y. M. C. A. lattMjtht. Pri
vate appointment were ma! A
dinner prepared In Y. M. C. A. style
ill errd.
Nearly all of tn 75 ex rvk
men mho made recurvation mrr
prent. When the dinner was fin
ished Srr!ary Jamm Elln f ifce
Y. M. C. A. made a nbort p-rh In-tiodurlnk-
Mr. Ellis. Mrs. E1JU has
studied p)c bolory In many of" the
leading rciui-e of the Cn'tvJ Plates.
For the pt 27 years she has t en
dclnx character anylii and voca
tional guidance work. Mr E:i: Is
here through the effort ef the rds
cational board of the Y. M. C. A.
Mrs Ellis had one on in th war.
and not lone after the war had t-e-cun
she herself waa called on to r?
to France and work !th the A. 11
F. After many days spent la prep
aration and In anticipation of the
day when she would leave for ovt
seas the order for her to o arros
was coantermanded because he had
a ion in the erv!ce who vti also
srroii the sea. There was a mili
tary rullnr that prohibited the im
mediate relative of the aMr
from entertnc the same territory.
iter aiappointmem. the :!. was
Indeaenbahle. Mr. Kill ald lht
In case of another war she hopel
trained women would he allowed to
enter and serve In the places of
need.
irs. Kills was with the aprare
division for some time dartnc the
war. She related many of her et
prienre with the soldiers ho were
enable to ret aero and some who
were not in the ervW-e.
In rlvlne character analysis for
those who wh It. Mr. KUis say
the objeet Is to ait th r-erwa to
beeome fatilliar with himeetf sal
to help him cbooe the vocation f "r
which hi talents are best fifed. At
the meeting last n'.gM numerous ap
pointments were made, beclaalagat
o'clock this morning and con Us o-
Ing until the afternoon.
Habas Corpus Withdrawn,
Boys Go to California
Raymond Ayerley. 21. and RosseTl
Ayerley. 22. who were arrested spoa
lelegraphle Information for the el
leged theft of an aatomoblU from
the authorities at Hkrfleli. Cat
ifornla. left Salem last night In rat-
tody of three deputies for Has ere
field.
The boys have been lodged la the
city Jail for almot two weeks aai
hen the llakersfleld ahoritl
railed for the boy, through their
attorney they applied for a writ of
habeas corpus. The conrt rrantel
their request, and set April 1. as
the time for their appearance tefoe
the court to decide what action
would be taken.
Yesterday the boys through the'r
attorney made a motion to dismiss
their right of habeas corpus vtVb
was granted by Jalge Hingham. The
boya left on the 10 o'clock train for
Hakersfield last Bight.
Lower Columbia Highway
Will Be Closed Monday
The slate highway defartuest
announced yesterday that the Loer
Columbia Itiver highway will be
close.! Monday. March 29. bet w fi
BETTER
READ
Right here
Every day
Always fresh
Delay Try It Today
Bake-Rite Sanitary Bakery
43? Elate Stmt
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Fid low the CTtmh (I In I fx Irewmlal lUsk. I.tr fee 4-ls
!. Ur. TaeoiLs). Velsr.tay. TtMsrtaf mm I rVUi. Mm-tm-rmA
WnlsrxU;. Marrh .11. ftr. .4si- fciUIrrw's Iks,
Kelanlay, S-V-. IUbmI vsia.ie SkeiarXi esvl KwsxLsy.
Mum and CHIrirea
Popular
Price
Astoria a&4 Cl Ilka ale to prm:t W
re-deck la g oC a hndge at ISsi&r
loot. 16 miles wen of Cila&;.
The m4 win te closed oaly ote dj.
sad the etly tctaas of trsf.'ie te
taeen Catakacle aad Astoria ea tlal
day wi:i by train.
If r MI la bmf or sell
a cUined awl La The titsii
tit It for 1 ova.
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DELCO-LIGHT
Th tiaill.U tUerU iAU mJ
ftw fUmt
KcoRomlcal la operation. Rst oa
kereeoe. gasoline r gas.
OSWALD BROS.
rr. axgkuorc
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m m i.i ii .. I I
scnviCE
We give service
that has proven
Itself to W re
liable la every
way. aad the errw
cieaey with wkkh
we render It ls
snres year r
plete saUafacUos,
7TI
Yes our IrtaJ is deaa asd
ivcet and pure a&J vbolescst
tnJ palatable aaJ of the prcp
rr weight and comUlmrj. Oar
pastrj i a eoniiitcnt food also.
In fact all of the baked foods
tbtt leave this eatabliahoest
tare been builded for lie pur
pose of pleaaics; joa.
PEERLESS BAKERY
rhOlip Winter. Prop.
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