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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1920)
4 '" :,-' 'i' THIS OltEOOX STATESMAN: TlU'ltSDAY, APIUF, 1. ttKlO. CITY hM ration I Mow. The county reporca xuai me Iters -re. reKiNii-riuE wsicr I ms Lr than they did lurst-year, but bo the) hae hot torue up to.tu ndant' at two years ai;o. Some )Dle are UiI; a little negligent; lutil such things. Vnleil Lt The Spa. lover Club Planned number of the halem meniben .hi Hpiml-ltcan oarty have made own their intention of organising loover club In this city retmons tve been sent foi and a meeting 1 be held as soon as arrangements ii be made. i L.iln.r Invitation and r . v Announcements: iierieison-wears nting company. Z(i North Com rclal. street, Salem.- " i l .. Wt. J.' ' 1 : ! Eugene Eckerlen; $05 Xorth Llber- Rtreet, tookmis car oat to tn rmic t 'night -and. left it standing. ,IU ked it up about 7:30 or 8 o'clock, esdfcpn hp fame out of the rink at cloefc the car wait gone. Mr. Kck JV did not know the number of -his ' lease . plate but went to the police judqsartrrs and called up home. YM. FARMM ; , In ' LES 51 tSER. IlLES" JIAWLEY l'LAYH "IX OLD KENTUCKY?. 1. 1ST TIMES TODAY- EAGLR DRESS SHIRTS f 2.00, $SjOO to f 10.00 ' t v 844 Stt Street. le KnpF"helntcr House la Slena fUTARD Storage. Battery feERYlCE STATION 3 N. High St Telephone 203 ELECTRIC RESTAURANT 481 State Street Oar Specialty: ' Oysters Fish- Cbope CklU Cos Came ; J. D. MADDOXProp. D. H. M0SHER MEN'S TAILORING Illjio Class -W. 474 Court Street 7 BICYCLES AND REPAIRS i LLOYD RARISDEN SS7 Court "Btreit ?; . irjwi eland, nearly new, tlx eylin K Baaseneer. eonloped all Cora Ires and one extra, new. Gnaran Kd in Al shape, for lit 50., WOOD-ROSB MOTOB CO. t State St ' I Phone ill te most sanitary kitchen cabinet made. The Kitchen Maid. L STIFF njRNITURE CO. WEST FUR CO. : Furs "of Quality New Location - :31 Court St. .Opp. Court House MONUMENTS I your monumental work Is solicit- kindly ask the solicitor for our islnesa card. , , . J. C JONES, Prop. rni tut Monumental Works hq '.S. Com. St. Phone 689, Salem WANTED nrtilfiiro .r9n tintrs. tools. nd. In fact anything yon hare to ell. , I buy for cash. Phone 510 r 511. VOODRY, The Auctioneer 2 7 WM. GAHLSDORF The Store of Housewares SCHEI'S wEWS but, It appeared that no one at home knew the car number either. . All he could do was to give th descrip tion. Once berore the car was taken from in front of the Elks ball un a Saturday , night and returned to-the Eckerlen residence on Monday mora Ing. ' . Card of Thank . We wih to thank all. our friends who so kindly aided in bur late be reavement in the los of our daugh" ier. .iaiM Ka?mu6.en. ana ;ai?$ beautiful floral offerings Mr. ami Sirs. Kasmussen and Family. Vehicle Come Together ' The truck - belontinsr to w. W Moore and a car belonging to C. F.i Mumpers collided at Church and Court streets yesterday when the van1 was- turning oat -Of Church street! into Court. Slight damage was done id both tars. No one was injured.- Xoralnatlng Petition Blanks Get them at The Statesman office. Police Keep Busy A notice-was served on the Capital Junk, company by Officer. Morelock yesterday morning ' to remove Junk from the alley in -the . rear of the firm's place on Chemeketa street be tween Commercial and Front streets. Another complaint was answered' by Officer Moffitt. regarding some wrood which was obstructing an alley back of the T. J. ' Jones residence at 400 South Nineteenth' street. The officer fold the, owners of the wood that t was causing an obstruction contrary tt a. city ordinance' with the result that the wood was moved. at once. For Sale , : . :t Cash register Tn.e Spa. Gilbert Ha Operation , - -4 V L.. L.. Gilbert, local antomobile man.' has teen confined to his borne for the tast two weeks witli pneu monia and underwent his second op eration Tuesday.' His physicians ay he will not be able to leave his bed for two weeks at the least.: . Traffic I a Halted All traffic was held up at State 'and Twelfth streets yesterday morning for about 15 minutes by a Southern CITY CLEANING WORKS Oaaen ot Quality - Cleaning- Dyeing: " Moalrtna; 12C1 SUt St. Pkonf Tl OREG0NUS A PERFECT CIGAtt Mandfaetnred . br . HENDKRSONR' ClOAR FACTO RT Pbon S19 DENNIS0N ELECTRIC CO. . JOB WORK AND FIXTURES ; 223 NorUi liberty Street- galeai Auto Eadiator Shop Radiator, render! an4 QM . -Tanks Repaired Tractor Radiators a Bpedalty Ford Radiators' for Sale 19 8. 32l St. ' Salem. Ore. Bonds, Mortgages Interest Bearlaf InrestaaeaUe HAWKINS & ROBERTS . JW4J07 Oregon Building U.S. GARAGE 184 Ferry Street i . nsEIJ BUT NOT ABUSED CARS (tpirrtiT New series 8tndebaker. ntna HSzS. today 11300. V. O. . Garage, phone i7z ; POTATOES Seed and f ahle. Stock. Get thera'nowthey won't last long. Phone 717. Office 641 State SU - Warehouse Trade and High IIANGIS BROS LONG DISTANCE AUTO TRUCKING V- - WILLATrlETTE VALLEY TRANSFER CO. Ftone 14(fi We also do local hauling. JUNK AND BIACHTNKPr OF AIX KINDS - We site buy econd-hand roods, it yon bare anything to eeU for good price call S98. The Square Deal Huse. " CAPITAL JUNK C0.i 27t Cbemeketa St Salem, Ore, Pacific train was the report made by, Officer Morelock. A tie-up in the yards was held responsible for the delay in ther passing of the train. Rigdon and Son Reliable funeral directors. Cte Under Advisement Hearing of the action of ,S. it. Rock hill against the state highway com mission has been concluded , at Roseburg iu the circuit court. Judge ii., F. Skipworth has taken the ca.-w uner advisement and requested the attorneys to furnish briefs. Rockhill seeks- to enjoin the commission from boildfng the Pacific highway in Douglas tounty according to the Canvbn Vlll. rnl-nff rnuta ami fh11j the routing to include Kiddle. Nominal ln Petition Blant-- Get' them at The Statesman office. GV fn Separate Ballot- Measures' which were designated by ' the state legislature to he voted on at the special . election May must "be printed on a separate bal lot fronr the regular primary bal lot. This is the information given by Attorney General Brown In' an opinion written for- T. S. Kinney, district attorney for Lake county. ' Bae Circle At the First Christian church will hokl a baaar and cooked food sale in RnrenV window, Saturday April ha' : w . - Fine Faster IJI Arthur Plant, the well known Salem landscape gardner. i devoting part of his time to raising plants.; He has now some beautiful house plants and an especially fine lot of -Kaster lil ies" for '' sale. Mr. Plant's collection is at his home; 1298 South Thir teenth street. Phone 12r.fV. He. will highly appreciate the rstroTiaire of his old and any new -"siuiers. Legal Blank Get them at The Statesman office Catalog on application. Main Still Mining The police have found no trace of J. T. Main, .who lires with his daughter-in-law at 467 Union street, nA hat hpn been missine from their home since Tuesday morning.' Mrs. A. ' U Main thinks b may nave gone to Jetrerson as ne nas anoiner sou living there.' ' - Xew Corporations Article of liicornoratlon wera filed yesterday at the office'oi H. J. scnu merman, siaie corporal iou missioner. but the United , box com pany of Astoria, capttaliied at 5100- 000. The Incorporators are . r . TRANSFER Bagsage and Moving. Hauling any where ana everywhere VERIBEST TRANSFER Phone IS44 129 8. Uom'l 100 pounds Wild Hay f 1.0O 100 lbs. Early Rose Spuds. .$3.00 100 pounds Good Wheat .. .$4.00 1 Bale Straw. ............ .75c 50 lbs. Half Ground .Salt, . . .60c THE HIGHLAND GROCERY Phone 499 Tffllghland'Ave. M I TH For MO K E State and Commercial Streets Small Investment Loans Realty Loans House Rental Agency General Property Dealing JOHV H. SCOTT REALTY CO., ' 22S Oregon Building Phone 254 Baletn, Oregon Busick?s SALEM ALBANY HAJIILTON j THE. FURNITURE MAN W1U make and hang yonr drapes. Largest Stock: of Drapery. 340 Court Street. Wmm hose rer Kiddles per pair. ........ .Me , REMXAXT STORE isi orlh Commercial Street Let ne proye to you that our- prices are less., some gooa oargauu vw ana nsea piano. TH WILEY B. ALLEN CO. El 8 Court St. Derhy building Electric Machinery and Engineering Company For EXPERT ELECTRICAL WORK t f-onrt Street Phone 488 W T. RIGD0N CO. Treading Funeral Director BISHOP BROS. High and Ferry St. Phone 1400 WE BUY Farm Prodnce, Eggs, etc.. Paying Highest Cash Market Prices. S S McGregor. J. A. iProuty a:; VT, r, O'Bien, Other firms filing articles were: Chetopa Press. .Portland: in- eorporatorn. II. II. Gerking, W. G. Lewis. 11. L. Gano; capitalization. S5M. . E. Maunula Kstate. Inc.. As toria; incorporators. Osmo Ii. Maun ula. U. K. Maunnla. Otto 'Maunula: f apitalizatn. $3fi.oh. Silver Falls vnw raciorv. 3iiver rann, itna- mouk county; J incorporators. H. A. Jone Chester 'HeWlortha. A.- C Hrownlng. A permit to operate Iu Oregon was Issued to "the Norri- AIlister-Ball company, an Ohio jew elry corporation capitalized at $1. Ooo.Otio. John M. Sinclair "of Port land is at.urney-in-faet "for Oregon. ResCliitioiirt of dissolution were fije-i by the Kast Water Street Machine works of Portland. lVtran to AVootlbu Many of the members "of the G. A. R. from Salem are expected; to. at tend the meeting of the Marion COun ty Veterans association at Voodburn today. The. meetins will be'more fn the form of a ;ood old time get to gether that will give every one a chance to renew old acquaintances and talk over. old times. A large del egation is expected from all over the coounty. For Sab? Cash regirter. The Spa. Mrs. Bender Die. Mrs. Minnie Bender! died at a local hospital early yesterday morning aft er a long illness. She was 66 year old. The body was forwarded, by the Kigdon company to Medford where her relatives live and where funeral service will be held,; Accoountj Ordered Paid. The executors of the estate- of lin Daw, the -wealthy hop grower, have filed the following accounts to be paid. Hoo Sing. J50; HockDaw1 $230; Lee Roy, $26; George Can, $"2; Go Fook., $200 for labor per formed in the hop yard. Moo Chung Way made advances to Kin Daw, amounting to $185, which will j also be settled by the executors." '' WrigRt Will Build v A hut Id In ff- iwrmft wk Issued ves- terday to C. L. Wright of 268 Port land road to erect a one-story-frame Ebuildlng that is to cost $2500.. The work will be done by day labor. Pictni es - $2J0 Dozen ' A - money saving proposition" for you a money raising proposition for us. We will make'yon an OTfer wherey.you get any picture we niake for $2. SO a dozen. Here is how it works: At the time of your. siUingi- you pay us Jhe regular price in. ad vinro for ' one dozen ' nhOtos: any style, size or finish and we will make you another dozen exactly like loe first for the extremely low price, of $2.50. TbU offer applies td a high grade picture as well as those cheap er. Trovers Studio. . , Opposite Bligh Hotel Burnett Improves Home A. J. Burnett has decided to fit his residence at 1148 North Commer cial street with all the latest plumb ing improvements, and .was granted a permit by the city recorder Wednes day morning. 4 ... BaUding Permits Issued i TArtnita wore isaned vesterdaT to L. sr Sheldon' for removal and" repair at. a one and one-nair story nnifaing If yo have a rold in the bead and feel ot of sort, try a Turkish, Bath at the . j , , - - v 1-- OREGON BATH HOUSE Oregon Building Phone 540 i for appointment USED-GARS To Sell Cheap for Cash or to trade for Bread and Butter THE n. & C. MOTOH CO. 178 S. Commercial St. DILL PICKLES In Bulk New Shipment Received CARL BOVTERSOX GROCERY. 383 Court Street Phone 409 SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEK Tires selling at old prices. Free tube with each tire. (6000 miles of ser vice 'at a saving of 40 per cent. i SALEM VEUE COMPANY 162 North Commercial Street 1920 ELGIN SIX IS, HERE Motorists who ! are looking .for a strong, serviceable car with eleeant body Hna and Interior pecificatloBs that iiiua maximum service ana economy -at a reasonable price should e mis cr: u - LEE L GILBERT, Distributor 15C S. Commrr. nwi. RE9TRMBKR - . that we par the hlaheet H for SECO!VD-H4TVn. rfRNlTtHK I . CARPKT5, STOVES. MACHIiVKRT ASU TOOLS Don't sell snythtnR- before y see v. TUB CAPITAL IIARDWARB AJtO rrRMTCHK co. . Z8S H. Ose'l St, Pfceae - 947. IIYRTLE KN0WLAND Mnalc d Mosfcal Merrtiaadlse Soaora Dealer la Balem I; . , . - 1 . . -- - 415 Court St. Balem. Oragoa ' Telephone II J ' WANTED Apples y and . Vegetables PEOPLE'S CASH STORE 'at S70 Bellevne, to the extent of I-.IHI- Mrs I V! 1"04 Broadway, to erect ia one-story frame building, valued 'at 300; 3. .'XV. Knapp, holds the ), contractu Fred Bush will erect a -one-story frame building on Shipping street between Broadway and Fourth., to cost ?3tM, Pine -ToJal 19U- ci,urt fur the last month amounted 1 to. $199. These figures are shown on the records at the office of City lie-1 corder Earl Kace. , ; . Farm Home Named ! Mr.' and Mrs. Creigliton Jones have filed application to have '.their farm near Gervis registered under the name Of "Jones-mere." The place covers about 197 acres A ' Guardian Appointed The county cou rt appointed guar dians ' for--Anna M. Wilson, incompe tent. .Wednesday mornings' The are EulaeSchranv Susan Salmon and Emma Zenser. all of Salem. Marifa Licence Is-Mied- A marriage license was issued by tlie county clerk, yesterday to John A. Gamble, 32. a woodcutter of 144? Mill .street and Vergie Anna Marian 20 of ' 205-' South Twenty-second stree't. .' lias I tn re Gun An old four-barreletl revolver of the type . oriKinally made for nse against the hill tribes Of India has come into the possession of Charles UsJe of the Salem Auto Exchange. It was made by, Bland & Sons, West Strand,London. about lS75,'-and i called the' Webley 45, it automati cally cocks and fires in rotation four high powered shells. Reports to-, Polioe-- Motorman Berger reported to the police tbsft an automobile was driven past his car 'as he was letting off, passengers, a V .Cottage and Stat streets. He gave the number of tlM vehicle which' turned out to be a truck belonging to A. F. Richer. j Will Meet After 45 Years. .j One of the pleasures of the eastertj trip planned by J. N. Bigler will be a" vbrft to his brother, Charles Big-j ler of . Greenville, Mich., whom he has not seen for 4 5 years. '-'Mr. Bigj ler has been a resident of. Salem' toi 35, years. He also plans to stop a few days at Detroit, Chattanooga New Orleans' and El Paso on the re turn trip of his loop of the United States. Bonds to Be Exchanged Salem banks have received instruc tions from the government relatlv-e to the exchange of temporary, liberty bonds by the holders for permanent bonds. The former are the securities that do not have all the' coupons at tached, while the latter haveall the coupons appended. ' I Birycle..is Found - -A bicycle was found a the curb in front of the Grand Oprea house vesterday and was taken to the police station where it will be held until rolled for and identified by the own er. lW was picked up by Officer Vic tor about 3 .o'clock. Wafor Applications ' st nnniications for Dermits to ap propriate water from Oregon streams were filed yesteraay wun ine siaie ehgineeriqg department. They were: By W. H. Bradley, of Estacada. Or.. covering the appropriation of water from a tributary of Clear Creek for the irrigation of a 20 acre tract in Clackamas county. By Domingo Sa bala of Denio. Or., covering, the ap nronrintion of water from the North fork of Willow creek and springs for the irrigation of 37 acres in Har ney county. Bv William F. Schna bel. of Rockville. Ore., covering the appropriation of water from a small spring for domestic use and the irri gation of a small tract of land in Malheur county. By Ella T. Hyde of Grants Pass, .covering the appro priation of water irom an unnameu spring for the Irrigation ot one acre in Josephine county, uy tne ixcni ta Sand- & Gravel company of Port land, covering the appropriation ;of wntr from Johnson ereek for ue in washing sand and, gravel, near Oregon, City, uy uenry i torue'-b of Portland, cdverine the appropria tion of water from Jack creek for irrigation of 40 acres in Jefferson county. , PERSONAL MENTION j '. main Hatlock. attorney of Baker greeted Governor Olcott at the exe cntivn offices yesterday. W. T. RUdon, of the firm,of JV. T. Rigdon & Son has been confined to his home for several days with a se vere cold, but is said to be greatly Ininroved. Officer Harry A. Rowe was not on A... vnctortTVi v hainir rnn f inri : to UUIJ JTOV..'.,.. ' ' ' , his home with a slight attack of the rin - Ho wilt not on dutr tor a few days. v n O. Steward of Pendleton waa a business visitor at the highway com-. mission Wednesday. W, I). Clarke is at Toledo. Ore transacting business connected with state highway work. , l' . Miss Bernadine Ilobbs is a guest of her sister. Miss Rita Hobbs, at the Beta Chi house for a couple of weeks. Miss Hobbs comes fronvLo.4 Angeles. Many informal functions are being planned In- her honor. Mrs. M. I.. Fnlkerson. county school . supervisor has gone to Spo kane to .attend a meeting of the In land Empire Teachers association. j HOTEL ARRIVALS J MARION Margaret C. Price. Day ton,, Wash.: K. K. Hawkins. Seattle: A. K. .Shane,' New York; Frank B. Reinhart. Cleveland:, W. G. Weigh J. II. "Byrne. D. M. Saxe. San Francisco; J. H Mckinley. E. Stev ens. P, H. Bueholz. T. J. Kennedy. Portland; J. S. Callaghan. San Fran- Cl3CO. BUIGIl G. S. Yonng. Newberg. X. Mullen. San Francisco. M. Whit-- ingham. Seattle; 1 1. C. Ingle, The 11 . Outfitters to Womenr Quality, Merchandise. l)jalts; Cliff Wa II ace. Leone Fihjr. Land Fisher. DJack Rock; P. W. I'ekiiis. Denver; A. E. Grove. Chi cio; Marion F. Adams. CaaJe. Rok. Wash.; A. Treadweil. T. Good al)J G. If. Newsome; C. Q. Hvans. H. P.! lEvans. M " Rinebart, Portland ; j M j and Mrs. M. L. Sayder..: liarlow- town. Jiont. iUGO F,. E. Parker. Oregon Cltl : . F. S. Stewart. Mr. -an Mrs. Jak Hale and sohr A; Wolfman, I l'.j'i'a-inpbell. Portland. . i m ... Abunduitt Health is assured when ihdrt- is good blood in thexveins. Tlojod's Sarsaparilla is the medicine to jniake gcod blood. Bein'takin? it tow. It is Just w hat , the svfctetn needs' nt th's time and will do you grrit good. Sharpens the." appetite, steadies the nerves. DADS AND BOYS I MEET TONIGHT Banquet and Toasts Main Fealures of Third Annual Entertainment . " Tonight at 5:30 the Hl-Y club of Sal4n high school will , stage its thir annual Father and Son ban- quefat the Y. M. C. A. ' The "past two years a full weeK s been devoted .to bringinS the fathers and- sons , in closer touch. ht sthta vrsr it" was felt that the business men were too busy to make sucty an extensive program a. buucs. It :as decided, therefore, to con finefthe activities of the week to one levenins . and to concentrate on the 'banquet as the only, feature of thiBjear'sfather and son campaign. According to present -plans tne K.iiia wilt ha Vio mnst nnimiml VAUM. " " , mv - fc v. ... . of ItH kind yet staged. The Willarn etteioniversity tjuartet nasconsentea to vg present ana emg ior me en tertalnment of the banqueters while thei liiusical end of the program will also be enhanced by an orcnesra front the high school. . Fllpwing the "feed,- whicn, D7 fh 5i-!iv. will b nrenared hv the far-funed Hi-Y "hashers' all high school . giris--the evening, will ue tumfd 'over to toast-making and a genejjral good time for the boys and theijdads. Sqpie prominent business man, lin!li!ic a Vopn Intfrpf in hnv life. will j probably deliver a short talk. rollqwed Dy responses irom uoin mennand boys. Thi tfncpaa nf th "mlT" denends veryf jlargely upon the wiBIhgness of the fathers, to attend, anjl it is hoped by niembers of the club that the dads 1 will remember that their sons are just, "chips off the ( old block" and turn out to helo alone the SDirit for which the campaign is being con ducted. Easter Lay in your supply for Easier today. . Absolutely frrsh . j . 35c Dozen I ; ' - - 7 ( FITT'S MARKET Fish, Oysters' Claiits, etc., in Season r. Dr. r- i STATE g STREET s Wi 62b ETTER READ IGHT HERE VERY DAY LWAYS FRESH elay Try It Today ; Bake-Rite Sanitary Bakery 457 State Street Send me your name and address and I will send you a prospectus of the SILVER KING MINE C. Chappell Hotel Misses and Children Popular Prices Ot t he Same Mind. .. "This picture."- said Mr. Gawkr ''Was' painted - in a garret " rfc plied the prond owner. "Wll. Wtl-t r'-.-;-- 1 "A hundred, ' thpupTv'd "'o'udn 'SbV said 1M rpGAWker. the masterpiece, iuf fe"iatily,. -'-"And-, fui-one 'of the hundV'-d tholiSand:":,,;' ' Birmingham Agr-tifHild. " ' ..'-Vir What A Business Man Wanted r - A bu-siut'-is, nan. Who called on us a few weeks -affo, ald, We 'want a lady in -our office; a typist who has a thorough knowledge of business and can . ' uW lier own head. We want -; ji'i 3 person, as Mrs. ........ v.-h i- secretary to Mr. . I presume you know her." Vhe fact .is-, -the Mrs....... r"f j-r--'i to, took her course at tl's fclio.d f.veral years ag., list r .a-uc-iiJ-f-. -night school to do some rpjjal v oik- The busl ics- ttsia-n ' was told' ; th?t we could nul- t'len refer ? him to any- avaiJuV person.!' He Ifefl with inktj ucUons to : keep him in mind and tele- ' ' phone at . his expense .when we found such a lady, s'ould you .- have filled this place? . '. Capital Business College ' . SALEM. OREGON' ... . - ' t , re-2'''.'.. -r..rf;ttS:-' fci IS-: SERVICE We give service that has ; proven.' itself , to . be re liable in every. . way, and the effi ciency with which we render i It In- . snres your com plete satisfaction. 71 1 --M-L-Imim h I I; Egg .B O'Neill OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN . - Ladd4 Bush 4 Dank Building TlT7?hr Stele aKf - aleciOr Bligh Salem, Oregon k" -! jrksmtS ' i- i .5- f f '( t .Av t iii
