TITE CKIOOX STATESMAN; WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1020.
CITY
I r .
NEW
S
Miller ry l'n
lUlph Miller was arrested yester
day by Traffic Officer Moffitt on a
charge ot V?sia a street car while
unloading and receiving; passengers.
UU ,. ...Ml,r (n K-i f
ind was fined $5 by Police Judge
Race.
was issued
Uccased i Marry
a marriage license
Teterday to William BJ. Anncn, 32.
. farmer on route 2. Woodburn. and
yirgarel saaiifu, if p triers, iit-
inr at ml br'-
and Son
Callable funeral-directors.
1
has served
otficial aur
HcrricV; Again File
B. jfjj Herrlck, who
r nearly 24 years as
vor for Marion counlty-has filed
Bla declaration oi canaiaacy lor re
election. As usual he is the only
candidate for' this office. Mr. Her
ric' name is on nearly every trans
fer entry recorded in Marion county.
Girl Wanted'
Cray Belle. '
WCKLITZER NIGHT
? IRENE CASTLE
'-, In ' '
AN AMATECK WIFE"
I'
Iiogus Money Circulated
According to an official bulletin
Issued by the postofflce in Portland,
counterfeit, paper money has hn
put into circulation on the Federal
Reserve bank of , Chicago. Post
offices all over the state are beinn
warned to watch for these bills, de
scriptions aaving been given.
Lots of Pep and
At Elks' Jitney dance. Wednes
day night at Armory. April 14.
Classes Have Party
The Loyal Sons and Loyal Daugh
ters classes of the Court Street Chris
tian church gathered at the home of
Rev. R. L. Putnam last night where
they held their regular monthly bus
iness and social meeting. 27 being
present. A number of games were
played and all joined in singing, af
ter which hefreshments were served.
KIwtric Sweater lk-montration -
This week. Phone for demonstra
tion at your home. C. S. Hamilton.
Women Endorse Hill
At the meeting of the Salem Wo
man's club Saturday afternoon Mrs.
C. S. Hamilton made a motion be
fore the-meeting that the club en.
dorse the mil la e tax
lOO Rugs Cleaned Frve
Phone your orders. C, S.
ton.
Hamil-
Autofutkbilcn Hump
Lee Canrieid .proprietor .of the
barbershop in the basement of the
Oregon building, who was returning
from a trip to Portland by auto yes
terday afternoon just after 4 o'clock
collided with a car driven by Mrs.
K. J. Howies, of Corvallis. min
nreadures.
After a short talk by the president, J north, about one-half mile south of
Mrs. Zadoc Riggs. in favor of the I Oervals. The axles were badly twist-
fneasure, a resolution was passed led ani bent, the steering geer broken
unanimously to that effect.
Nominating Petition Blanks
Get them at The Statesman office.
and bota fenders badly bent on. the
Canfield car. but no one was injured
Airs. Howies had with her V. M. Dur
ham. also of Corvallis.
Will n, o. A. C.
The Willamette university baseball
team plays Oregon Agricultural col
lege Friday afternoon. April 16. In
Salera. and in Corvallis the next day.
Saturday, April 17. These are the
first games of the season.
ICirl Wanted
Gray Belle.
Cow Ixistt. Then Found
E. C. Crawford. 170 North Win
er street, reported to the police
BACK ON THE JOB
Baggage and Moving
Best Service, Same Stand, 129 South
Commercial street
YERIBEST TRANSFER
Phone 1344
. 1 167 North Commercial St.
it the Electric Sign "SHOES'
BICYCLES
AND REPAIRS
LLOYD E. RAMSDEH
tsi Ootcrt Street - vr
FURS
Electric Sweeper I femonst ration.
All this week. See window dis
play. C. S. Hamilton. i
Illggx Garage Filtered
Z. J.. Riggs. proprietor or the
Capitol Drug store, reported to the
police that some time Monday night
someone entered and ransacked the
garage at his residence, 14 40 State
street, but took nothing but a small
flashlight.
1'a.ie I s Post toned
See tlie Sweeper-Vac
Electric cleaner with a motor
driven brush, now being demonstra
about 9 o'clock last toight that his tfd at Hamilton's Furniture store.
cow was missing, and phoned in
again about a half an hour later
that she had been found.
Waist Shop
. . . . I
.Monaay that he would file some time certification of $150,000 In bonds.!
tnis weeR. sir. Halvorsen only con-1 the funds to be used in extension of
sented to run after Dr. F. L. Utter the main rtnal to new source of
made the statement that he. could water supply. This would cover an
not spare the time to attend to the J increased area of land over the pres
duties of the office. If elected. Mr. lent 10 00A acres Of the nresent
iiaivorsen promises to "continue to acreare. about
serve the city on a sound, unbiased water rights.
oasis tor a Digger and better Sa
lent."
5000 has partial
The trial of Bernard Brown in
the justice court on a charge of for
gery, which was to have been held
todhy. has been indefinitely post
poned owing to the city attorney
being required to appear in circuit
court today.
Rtrhard Craven of Boston, Mas
Representing the . American Hu
mane society, will deliver an illus
trated lecture at the city library on
Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Every
body Invited. Admission free.
1. &. tpkg ffio:
Outfitters to Women, Missel and. Children
Quality
Merchandise
Popular
Prices
Legal Blanks
Get them at The Statesman office.
Catalog on application.
Card of Thanks
in 10 man, our inenas ior lon., (veQ . M,M N'uton.
ne .ore ana sympainy snown to us Thomas next appeared with
in uui iff i i-vrui"ui auu lur lur
beautiful floral offerings. Mr. and
Mrs. S. A. Manning and family.
Burvn Gets Permit
ifrT
num
ber of varied selections; "A Home
Made Fairy Tale," by James Wblt
comb Riley: "America For Me, by
ll.nn 'm n FVrV - "it lha P.Im t'lnil
. . . , i y - - - - -w-
oirui now wsim uianuuc- Concert. " by Lindsay Bar bee: "A
A building permit was made out Muring establiohment right in the tetter M st.r" nd "A KAnnet
to Max O. Buren by the city record- city, for Mrs. K. J. Bullock, an ar- th Kw'nwninJ I J .r.,I
er yesterday to construct a garage list and designer, has decided to do from ..Quo Vadla" bv Henry Slenkle
at Sir, Ferry street. The work will this work tor Salem's lady folk at win
cost 18000. "
ner. home on ZI2 Ssouth cottage si. in lh. heavy selection from "uOo
Mrs. Bullock will run her business Vadls" Mr. Thomas displayed his
under the name of Parisian Waist dramatic abilities Id the highest
Shop and will maRe ladles' waists form. Thl. was the most difficult
Big Time at Klks'
Jitney dance; everybody invited
Get your best girl and be there. I of the latest designs in hand painted I niece of the evenlna and was recard-
Armory, Wednesday night, April 14 and other patterns
Carl Will Build
City Recorder Earl Race yester
day issued a building permit to 11.
S. Carl to build a one-story frame
dwelling at 962 E street, to cost
$2X00. Mr. Carl is a carpenter and
will do the work himself.
ed as his masterpiece. In the Riley
selection, power of the oDDosite type
Thompson for Councilman I was required to develop the light and
Ralph Thompson, sales manager fanciful aspect. The lyrics from
for the Marion Automobile company. Drowning were remarkable for the
filed his declaration ot candidacy intense subjective understanding
yesterday for alderman from ward with which Mr. Thomas penetrated
7, Mr. Thompson is the second man the works of this deep author. The
from the Marlon garage to file In short story "Cotton for Cotton" wa
one day. G. E. Halvorsen. the pres- read by Miss Notson.. who entered
ent councilman from ward 7 having into the spirit of her characters la
filed for mayor. If elected. Mr. such a way as to make the torr vl-
sary to rcake the mill company a
defendant !n the ease. Johnson left
100 shares of stock la the mill to
cne set of heirs. The other net of
heirs contested the will. Settlement
was effected when Thomas B. Kay
offered, te purchase the stock and -thus
end the litigation.
WANTED
For Saturday Salespeople. Apply
Manager
PEOPLE'S CASH STORE -
r.Dr.CR O'Neill
STATE SSfflClT ,..i..A
I- taaaftiaisu train nun
I HTar& apt
llalvonen Files
George E. Halvorsen. councilman
from the Seventh ward and one ot
the proprietors of the Marion Auto
; mobile company, yesterday filed his
declaration of candidacy for the of
fice of Mayor, after announcing
Remember the Fancy Work
And apron sale and cafeteria sup
per at Presbyterian church Wednes- I Thompson promises to render "care- Ivldly realistic
day afternoon and evening. April 14. 1 ful consideration to all municipal Music waa furnished by Miss Eve-
affairs pertaining to the best inter- lyn DeLong and Miss Marguerite
Smith Can't Come I ests of. people and development of I Cook. Miss De Long gave an organ
Major Albert D. Smith, who was the city." lolo "Offertolre from St. Cecelie"
assigned to air patrol duty for pro-1 by Baptist and Miss Cook sang "By
tection of Oregon forests In 1919. 1 Two Cars Collide I the Waters of MinneUnka. by Lieu-
has been compelled to forego a visit While driving south on Church ranee. The last number of the pro-
to Oregon for a tour ot the Pacific ,trect at the corner of Mill. Gilbert gram waa a classle comedy scenes
highway. An invitation was ex- Douglas collided with Charles H. from "A School for Scandal," by
tended by Governor Olcott, Major Raymond, driving west on Mill Richard Sheridan. In which Mr. Tho-
Smith writes the governor that he street. No one was injured, and a mas took, the part ot Lord Teazle.
is in the Letterman generU hospital I rerT alight amount of damage waa wnne suss notson too a the part ot
in San Francisco receiving treatment I done to th cars. Teaile. This number was
for an Injured ankle. I . much enjoyed by the audience be-
1 cause or tis ncn ana satirical humor.
VICTROLA RECORDS 'e will k
gladly rlay any number for you.
H. L Stiff Furniture Co.
Bonds, Mortgages
Interest Bearing Investment
HAWKINS & ROBERTS
04jm Orecon Building
I
WHK3T XX I AXES, OREGOX
sten at
BUGU HOTEL
A Home Away from Horn
Strictly Modern tl Pr day
ISO Rssa (
Only Hotel la Business Dlsulct
I Ushers for the evening were Miss-
PIES0NAL nllltTlOn I in Maude Holland. Dean Hattaa.
I Fare Mclnnls and Mildred Stevens.
This Is the first of a series of six
U.S. GARAGE
1 SS4 Ferry Street
USED BUT NOT ABUSED CARS
SPECIAL New series gtndebaker,
value I1C25, today $1100. U.S.
. .. Garage., PhonealTSS
Board to Open IUds
At a meeting of the state high
way commission in Portland April
1 7 Kl .1 . rill h. nwaliroit tnr 5 8 I
nr frnriinr nn thm Toledo-N'ew-I tt.. ii,,nt ha has beenlPoblic recitals that are to be glvea
port section of the Corvallis-Xewport Leriously 111 at a Salem hospital 'r I P'c apeaklng department
highway in Lincoln county, and 1.82 n weeks, was removed to her home t Ulamett university. There will
miles of surfacing for the Barlow- 195 south Church street. Sunday. r - 5mcu
Anrnn uriinn of . th Pacific hirh- I . .invir. i until me six nave Deeu given. The
mB.w " " - - I tJUC IX.VSSWSS
way in Clackamas county.
There will be departmental recitals
on April 27 a;
Impersonation
Good Used Bargali
1918 Maxwell, rood shape SGOO
S Dassenrer Maxwell, new paint 94731 "Huckleberry Finn"
1918 Velie Six. looks like new sloOOl Special 10c matinee for cnuaren
1918 Dodge. A-l condition. . . .f9O0l under 14. Saturday morning at I
.. 1 10:30. The Oregon.
SALEM VfcLlfc CUMf AMI
162 North Commercial St.'
John O. Hall, district attorney for on iciare recuai
yws 7" "vV,-,l There will be departmental T
O. A Blake of Portland Is here ? April 121 My 18 .a dram.Uc
for'ew!. , J Horace Rahskopf. assistant in
1-1. nil.-. hn.inu lh dPrtment. May 11. and a
OF STYLE AND QUALITY
Furs Remodeled to Order
Relieve thtr cough and cold with a
Tirkui Balb at the
OREGON BATH HOUSE
Basement Oregon Building
CARL & B0WERS0X
, u Groceries .
383 Court Street. Phone 409
More Bonds Sought
The state engineering department
has received from the Mountain
Sheep irrigation district ot Joseph.
Wallowa, county, ah application for
I yesterday In Salem on business.
EOTZL UULXVALS
lec
ture "The Spoken Art. Its Place In
la College Curriculum by Orvllle
Crowder-MIIler. head of the depart'
I mem. May Zi.
WEST FUR CO. MONUMENTS
521 Court St. Opposite Court House I If J0nr monum"ntal work la solicit
ed, kindly ask the solicitor lor our
business card.
D. H. M0SHER
High Class
Cleaning and Pressing
, ; 474 Court Street
: ELECTRIC RESTAURANT
481 SUte Street
Our Specialty:
Oysters rish Caopa
Chill Con Carna
J. D. UADDOX, Prop.
i '
CITY CLEANING WORKS
Oaaeri of Qnality
Cleaning Dyeing Rtfairtmg
1111 BUt St. Phon TIS
t. C JOXES, Prop.
Capital BlonumenUl Works
2210 S. Com. St, Phone 689, Salem
WANTED
Furniture, ranges, heaters, tools,
and, in fact anything yon have to
sell. I buy for cash. Fhona S10
or Sll.
W00DRY, The Auctioneer
. Good. Opening For
Experienced Gents' .
Furnishing Salesman
Apply Manager
PEOPLE'S CASH STORE
SALEM
MARION' Mr. and, Mrs. J. Me-
rponsld. Los Angeles; H. J. HUd-
burn. Roseburg: o. v. Kieser. cor
vallis; Ed L. Moore. Portland; A.
$ Trier. New York; Mr. ana airs.
r.ooree Masel. San t rancisco; c.
Woolen MM Stock Cue
Settled Out of Court
Because bf a settlement of the
case, the supreme court has dis
missed the action ot I sa belle C. Far-
OREGON BATH HOUSE
. and
. Therapewtlc Treatment Rooms
Basement Oregon. Building
.- phone SOI for Appointment
Wieder. Albany; Mark Siddall. As-r,r cr.k vr,Mr. an4 .l
torla; W. W. Andrews. Philadelphia; U,n against Isabella Fortado. Charl
A. P. Jones, ureraenon . i. o. ton Atkinson and the Thomas K.
rage. Kansas cy; "i Woolen mills.
The controversy was between the
heirs of the late Thomas Johnson of
USED CARS
I To Sell Cheap for Cash or to trade
s for Bread and Butter
THE B. A C BIOTOR CO.
178 S. Commercial St.
EAGLH DRESS SHIRTS
S2.00, 13J00 to flO.OO
SCHH'S
844 State Street
The Kuppmhelmer Honse In Salem
POTATOES
We pay the highest cash price.
Phone 717. Office S42 State St.
Warehouse Trade and High
MAN GIS BROS.
lalem Auto Eadiitor Shop
Radiators. Fenders and Oaa
Tanks Repaired
Tractor Radiators a Spodaity
Ford Radiators tor Sale
IIS 8. 11th St. Salem. Ore.
DENNIS0N ELECTRIC CO.
JOB WORK AND FIXTURES
223 North Liberty Street
vw it&Tcn: Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Jenka. Jackson, Mich.; Fred Ber
nard. -Boston.
BLIGH V. L. Farmer. K. F.
Poarce, Q. O. Nolan. Seattle; vSam
Lewis. C. W. Shaffer. San Francis
co; J. W. Culp. Albany; A. C. Brack
en. J. J. Lvnett. Portland; F. E.
Grimes. Corvallis; C. H. wanxmeir.
Prlngham. Iowa.
HOTELS
BABY CLINIC
DATE IS SET
April Eugenics Tests Will be
Conducted at Salem Com
mercial Club
SL Louis. Mo., a stockholder In
the woolen mills, and It was neces-
0REG0NUS
A PERFECT CIOAB
' Manufactured hy
tHKDERSONS CIGAR 4 FACTORY
. Phone Sit.
1920 ELGIN SIX IS HERE
Motorists who are looking for a
trpng. serviceable car with elegant
war Unes sad Interior specification;
fast -. 1111111. m.tiMnm tf.rvir ana
economy t a rsasonabls price should
tbla ear.
LEE L GILBERT, Distributor
1M S. Ca,Mrrial Street.
M IT H P
For
MO KEW
State and Ctoramercial Streets
S
Small Investment : Loans iteauy
Loans noose Rental Agency
General Property Dealing
joiiy n. scott realty co,
228 Oregon Building
Phone 254 Salem, uregon
LONG DISTANCE AUTO
i TRUCKING
WILLAMETTE VALLEY
TRANSFER CO.
Phone 1400
Wo alto do local hauling.
; One Orreland. nearly new. six eylin- The April eugenic clinic of the
der, S passenger, equipped aU Cord Marlon county children s bureau i will
Tires and one extra, new. anaran-ioe neia m me v.u.-.-.
). I Thursday aiiernoon, Avm
teed In Al shape tor I11S0.
WOOD-ROSE MOTOR CO.
14 C SUts St. Phone Sll
Tlectric. Machinery and Englnaerlni
Company
For
837 Court Street
ajBwsrwns!R.
tat pay the Ma-neat erlee for
WI1SD.HAJID FURJIITUKIB
; CARPETS, STOVES. MACH1JIKRT
- .wn rnnl .
O't sell snyt'hina- before you see ua
VSriTAIi IIAKDWiUUI au
rmiTmn r.
W . Cess 1st. " ma M7
UYRTLE KN0WLAND
Bus ick'$
. BALEIIALBANY
Music and Musical MercYtandlse
Boaora Dealer la Salem
ll Court Bt.
Telephone SIS
HAMILTON
THE FURXITCRE MAX
Salem, Oregon 07111 msks and hang your drapes.
WANTED
JUXK AND SlACmXEPr OF ALL
iKIXDS
We also buj second-hand goods.
If you have anything to sell for a
good price cell S9S. The Square
Deal House.
CAPITAL JUNK CO.
271 Chemeketa St. Salem, Ore
it 20 o'clock
Many babies hsve already oeen
roeistered for this clinic, but as
there la still room for others, moth
ers with children between the ages
i of 6 months and 6 years, should
notify the bureau's secretary, Mrs.
P. Von Eschen. 177. louri sireei.
who will issue official admittance
UTIUIT filiI.UlA.UAi WUJfcAl ... . ,-,retarr of the
Phone 48 Oregon Stite Parent-Teacher associ
ation of Portland, win oe ynwuv
welch and meanure the babies.
Officers of the bureau urre every
parent, as well as anyone Interested
in the weirare of the county's babies
to attend the- Illustrated lecture at
the pnblic library Kriday nUM at
o'clock, by Richard Craven, repre
sentative of th National Humane
wciety. ot Boston, who will talk on
humane work, which not only in
cludes the betterment of animal.
but babies and all aumanKlna a
well.
Elks
Jitney
Dance
. Everybody . InTlted
Don't Fail to B There
Good Music? Good Floor
Big Time , .
ARMORY
WEDNESDAY HIQHTV""
APRIL 14
mtZGRD POUSH
Is an essential of good housekeep
ing. It keeps furniture and wood
work bright and clean, preserves
the wood finish, gives It a hard,
dry. rich lustre. Excellent for
floors. Keene automobiles shin
ing like new.
4 ounce bottle. . . . ,
12 ounce bottle...
Quart can
Halt gallon can. . .
Gallon can
1 .25c
SOc
I.OO
91.75
, W.OO
H. L Stiff Furniture Co.
(keep ryi
liNHiNPNgrr-f
IT is the bread that tastes
like more. There is a
satisfying goodness
prisoned under its crisp
brown crust. That why
its, choice. Make it your
choice.
PEERLESS BAKERY
Phillip Winters, Prop.
W T. RIGD0N CO.
Leading Funeral Director!
BISHOP BROS. -
High and Ferry Sts. Phone 1400
WE BUY
Farm Produce, Eggs, etc.. Paying
Highest Cash Market Prices.
Largest Stock of Drapery.
340 Court Street.
FIRST RECITAL
DRAWS PRAISE
WANTED
1 Beans
"
Eggs
Potatoes
.
PEOPLE'S CASH STORE!
WONDER HOSE
r.r Kiddles, oer pair .Mcj
REMNANT STORK
214 North Commercial Street
Let ns prore to yon that onr prices
are less. Some good bargains In new
i and used planoa.
THE WILEY B. ALLEN CO.
SIS Court HL . Uerhy bnlldlngj
WM. GAHLSD0RF
The Store of Hotuewares
WILLARD Storage Battery StudenU of Willamette Public
speaking uepanmem in
SERVICE STATION
C8 N. High St Telephone 203
tOO pounds Wild Hay tl.oo
Sack Carrots $1.25
100 pounds Good Wheat. . .SI.OO
1 Bale Straw,.. 75c
50 pounds Dairy Salt 75c
THE HIGHLAND GROCERY
Phone 496 74 Hlrhland Ave.
Presentation
The firit number nf the Willam
ette Lvreiim course that was given
by IUIph Thomas snd Miss Mary
Notson at the First Methodist church
last night under the auspices of Wil
lamette's public speaking department
attracted favorable comment from a
big audience.
The first reading on the program
was a short story "Cotton For vol
SIX IN A ROW
You will enjoy eating this Ilake
Rile hread fresh from our orera,
taked hy men who have the
"know how" of bread baking.
Try one ot our loaves and arc, the
difference i 4
BAKE-RITE BAKERY r
437 Slate Street Thone 2&S
17aAf wft hen you have a had cold. It Is a good deal
i-4,ViUali0 tetter to assist Nstura to get rid c It. than It la
9 to try to wear It out. The Cold may he atroegsr
gllLSthan you are.
It Is easy to OTsrtotne a Cold. If jnm nse the
Tight combination. la all oar experience, the best
treatment w have observed Is .
SCI I A EKEIl COLD TAULKTS
SCHAEFER'S DRJJG STORE -
IX orth Commercial Street
1 '