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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1920)
5OTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTrOX. Kotice is hereby given that a spe jljl election will be held In each pre set within the city of Salem, and is the territory hereinafter described. 0B the 21t day of May. 1920. for the purpose of voting upon the ques tion of extending the corporate boun dary lines of the city or Salem so as to include therein the territory of the Oregon State Fairgrounds, the boun- . f which am fl f nllnwa dines vi. - . Beginning at a point where the ltUt line of the right of way of the Oregon & California railroad corn May intersects the south line of the galem and Silverton road, same being the most northerly northwest corner of the Oregon State Fair Grounds; thc northeasterly along the north Unr of the Oregon SUte Ftfir Grounds, to the northeast corner of laid fair grounds; thence southerly along the east line of the Oregon State Fair Grounds, to the southeast corner of said fair grounds; thence trlr along the south line of the Oregon State Fair Grounds to the j tost eoutherly southwest corner of laid fair grounds: thence northerly along the west line of the Oregon S ti ' r i vfiuuua w xuv i.ui ucr an gle thereof; thence westerly aloag the south line of the westerly exten ds of the Oregon State Fair Grounds to the southwest corner' of th westerly extension of said fair rrounds, the same being the point where it Intersects the east line of the Oregon & California railroad company's right of way; thence Bortherly along the east line of the Oregon av California railroad . com pany's right of way, to i the place of Beginning. The electors of the city of Salem, ..4 iknu roiildine within thn mrn. J1U IMVWV " ' " tnn have described, are herebv In- rited to rote upon the proposition of extending ine corporate oounaary lines of the city of Salem bo as to In TOE ORKGON HTTESMAX: Tlll'ltSUAY, MAY 13, i3ZO. elude Eaid described territory therein,- by placing- upon thir baliotr the Kurus k or annexation" or "Against Annexation," or words equivalent thereto. The names of the Judges and clerks of this eection are as follows: Within the territory proposed to be annexed : First Set. Judges F. O. Johnson, E. S. Til linshast. Clerks Geo. P! XfAfu TT-t. Rulifson, L .M. Van Cleave. Second Set. Judges W. II. Weeks, W. G. Pear mine. Clerks L. T. Pnarmlnn VraitV C Fitts. Wm. Rlckman. Within the city of Salem: PRECIXCT No. . First Set. Judges Mrs. Effie Fuestman, Mrs. Florence Boersmal Clerks Mrs. Clara Gagnon, Mrs. Edith Kane, Mrs. Grace Chenowth. Second Set. Judces ROT Mrhnn T.aTT Pierce. Clerks A lira ' Fnrrott nr.. tA Tragi io, Mrs. Emma McDantel. PRECIXCT No. 2. First Sot. Judges 'R. WJ Crals- IH f Tn nell. I v Clerks Ada A. rnvfnnt rr Eotf, Laura M. Kloepplng. second Set. Judges S. S. East, Lucretla Dra per, .j- Clerks Nellie Gillie Hollenbeck. Susan C. Salmon. Vivian LewisX PRECIXCT Xo. 3. Flint Set. Judges J. N. Skaife, Sophia Keene. Clerks Maude L. Richardson. Hattie F. Cameron, Delia G. Patton. Second Set. .. Judges W.Y.Richardson, Chas. S. Huddleston. a ere is cnarrroryou rear, . Our Board of Lubrication Engineers has- deter j mined the correct consistency of Zerolene for" your 1 raake ot car: Its recommendations are available for you in the Zerolene Correct Lubrication Charts. Get one for your car at your dealer's or our nearest sta tion. Use Zerolene for the Correct Lubrication of your automobile, truck or tractor. i - (TANDARD OIL COMPANY jLBraa eror each type or engine Clerks Mary H. Davidson rfmh Anaerson, y, a: Hughes. I'RECIXCT Xo. 4. First Set. Judges W. A. Liston. J. W. Gam ble. Clerks Mrs. Alice Gray. Mrs. Laura Wood, Nina M. MclnUre. Second Set. Judges W. W. Yantls. Emma Hulsey. Clerks Mrs. Gladys M. Gamble. Mrs. Maybelle Turner, Mrs. Lizxie Cory. PRECIXCT Xo. 5. First Set. Judges G. W. Eyre. John Giesv. Clerks llaxle M. Newrent. Alice AI. Judd, Ruth Van Patten. Second Set. Judges J. II. Ashby. Mary E. Eyre. , Clerks F. S. Gilbert, Dora M. Richter, Clemma C. Parounaglan: PRECIXCT Xo. 6. First Set. Judges Daniel Web3ter, Julius Nelson. Clerks Nina B. Rowland. Susie A. Litchfield. Annia M. Luthy. Second Set. Judges L. A. Rowland. Charles E. Bayes. Clerks Joseph A. Brownson, Will E. Purdy .Charles J. Lisle. PRECIXCT Xo. 7. First Set. Judges Fred Minzenmier, Harold Salisbury. Clerks F. A. English, Miss Agnes Gregsqn, Mable J. Ringle. Second Set. Judges Mrs. Bertha Smart. John Carpenter. Clerks Irene R. Hoxie. W. Fil let, Carrie B. Ross. PRECIXCT Xo. 8. First Set. Judges J. J. Gillespie, Angle E. Frailer. Clerks Emma M. Gueffroy, C. F. Hagemann. Alta L. Bright. Second Set. Judges Otto K. Paulux. Margaret E. Currin. Clerks Grace Cnruh, E. C. Craw ford, Maude E. Roberts. PRECIXCT Xo. 9. First Set. Judges W. F. Fargo, Wm. !c Gilchrist, Jr. , Clerks Josle' L. Stewart. Cordelia B. Hager. Margaret P. Lovelace. Second Set. Judges Ray A. Grant, G. L. LoTell. Clerks Agnes Moon. Mary T. Schoettle, Ida V. McDaniel. PRECIXCT No. 10. First Set. Judges J. H. Lauterman. Felix R. Davis. Clerks Ida L. Nlles. Bertha C. Albrlch, Martha S. Brietxke. Second Set. Judges R. N. Hoover. Jas. C. Nel son. Clerks Gertrude J. M. Page, Lu- 11a Li Engatrom. B. 1L Wagner. PRECIXCT Xo. 11. First Set. Judges Geo. P. Litchfield. Miller B. Harden Clerks - Sella Patton, Lavlne M. Downing, Cora M. Talklngton. Second Set. Judges R. E. Downing. Leila E Rlxdon. Clerks Annette Morelock, Cora E Reld, Margaret M. Waters. PRECIXCT Xo. 12 First Set. Judges J. E. Scott. Mrs. Janey Holt. Clerks Ada A. Condit, Mattie F. Beatty, Ruth A. Brant. . Second Set. Judgea A. H. Moore. Peter W. Geiser. Clerks H. W. Scott, P. Andresen. F. E. Needham Y1MIEMT0' GRADUATE 38 Senior Class at University In cludes Students of Envi able Record jJ iti. . L Kdchzzz Dies at Her Independence Home A FOOL AT 40 It s in ol.l j.roerb that crery tnxn ,drwrlt. srreTd rron 12 to IS i cither a foci or a phyniclaa at (Woatha tt a nertoas Lrrakdowm. Mr. K. L. Ketihum. wife of Dr E. L. Ketrhuui of lndeierdenc. a;ea a ner nome near .narpcuu... - tf of rhjrmAry .od the caily Tuciay morr.l.-5 from nei.i tllj cf nwlicine and therapot'c dlraae. 5he m a n?ter or t tw-f ur I dlneorered the mnderfiil Martha C o( this city ratjtU. eaoilag (eoeral toxic pvUow lac Seelac poer adrenUemeat la tae !an Abiw-io EsrrrMi. ra!1 on Dr. MvrA im! Pruiik Savart ...i v.k. in t'nr Th:A '"ner. snttHi. lie recow k." . .i..hier Pf ," 'r.: . hl: xamwr which i w. A cta.w of 3X students is expecting to he graduated from Willamette uni Tersity ir. June. Of this Dumber there are many who have olstln gulshed themselves In various lints or activity during their college cours es. Merrill Ohling is class president. Bernlce Knuths vlee-prpldent. Rita Hobbs secretary and Robert Maulden treasurer. Members of the graduating class are: Leland Alpheue Austin. Craeo C. Baglor. Velma Marie- naker.. Hi tel Amy Bear. Laverne K. Bowersoc Bernard ('. Brewster. John . Paul Brown. Bryan H. Conley. FTeda Campbell. Joha Francis Cramer- Harold A. Dimick, Paul II. Doner. MMlard ltynum Douahton. Blancli Pearl Drake. Mary Elizabeth Find ley. Barbara St.Mner Flegel, Evelyn L. Gordon. Rita Celestine llobba. Charles Murray Keefer, William W. Kelty, Dwig'at Avery Kloater. Bemica, ivnuinn. Kennein ciair ueag. Koben W. Maulden. Ross C. Miles. Harold Chapln Miller. Merrill Doughton Ohl ing. Eva Barrett. Horace GreeUy Rahskopf.. Estelle Satchwell Ior thy Odll Savage. Myrtle A. Smith. Fern Wells. Vera Wise. Genevieve L. Yannke. Loa Ellen Brlggs. H. Evelyn DeLong. Lucille Ross. Iip late Ir. Von M. Kavage. Mr. !,i,.rfU preK-rlption olI and ued ty Keirnuni tiaa net enjoyeu pox!,h, .yif of nmr boire rtiy Iran an health-for several years. However. o,hr "blo"l medicine combined, her death was uneipocted. ,j, S indlrjtrd In all depraved candi- Mrs. Ketchum had been a resident tion of in Tiem; in blnral tron nf Independence f r w'any preara. .,.f, n ,ir'. nleer. rcxema ani The last years of her life were pent . j. eei: In chronic rheuma on Ihe little farm o;i'h of that city. uutn. ralarrj. cocstlpat'on. ttraach. She w tt year !4 and la sar-jkldcer inJ !lver troubles. J. C. M-n-vlved by her husband, three luKh-,jenhaU: i:anrvllle. lnd- 49 years a tera. and a brother. W. N. Savase of; been nlar for three months aad I have received great benefit from L Sleep well, good appel!e. have gained several ponada. get up feeling freb very morning. Have no pains. My nervoaa system has become near ly normal.- Respectfully, J. L. I1 pree. 1 7 1 i Cora mo a St, Hocstoa. Texaa. lold by Perry'a drag store. Silverton. besides the Salem reu- "n. ,.,mr.,.l v m .f-l STATESMAN CLASSIFIED ADS-ONE CENT A WOP.D ternoon at lndepender.cn. D Brooks Public School to Close on Friday Night The Brooks " public f school. In charge of E. II. Fletcher and MUs t Nrtta Calk ins; will hoi 1 the closin exercises in the new school building at Brooks Friday evening. May, 14 at S o'e'eck. A community social and ' supper will be given In the basement follow. Ing the program. The pupila will be assisted on the program by some ex cellent nusride help among whom are William H. Egan and Dr. H. C. Ep- ley. The public and . friends of the school are cordially Invited. cincts. at tthe' same place and time as the polls for the state and county primary nominating election, held on said dar. Dated this 22nd day of April.' 1920.1 By order of the Common Council . EARL RACE. Recorder of the ICty of Salem few nS LOVELY NEW WAISTS - A Symphony of Tolor gTcets yea in tlw lautiful di-fc l'lay of dainty Uou-!. A vaikly of nrw and prttty Georgvtte, (Tepc de Thine, Voile uudKutni Kunua that charm with their newriinta. A nuiubrr of beautiful models to selrct from, trimmed with lace, hand eubio'dery, Jiraid iiiK atul luckn with' touchca of fine Iac. priced s $150. A iN'autiful round flat color model of (leorKette. lace and hand rmhroidery trimmrtl at S10J)0 A selected Kroup of Wirtlimore waists of (Jeonrcttr and CrcCj Ieaulifulljr trimmed with lare ami emhnidety in a liumhcr of models and colors at $5.75 Wcllworth Hlouses of Voile and Organdy, tailored and fancy style at. '. $2-20' Lingerie Mouses of Voile and'Organdy, daintily frilled, tucked ud embroidered at $10 and $1.00. .1 - . r. Iadies' Store 4CC-471 Hlato Strtrt jren'a Store 416 State Street f Bin. CAMPBELL; Special Agent, Standard Oil Company, Salem, Ore: ill! ftlCTSlD Friday., May 14th, 1:30 pi m. 1120 Centre Street Sharp Furniture, Furnishings,; Range, Etc. 1 good Arminster rug. 9x12; 2 good Coilgolaum rugs. 9x12; 1 ex .tra good Realestate 6-holer polfehed top range with water coll and reservoir; 1 heater, hlock and pipe; 1 3-burner Clark Jewe l oil tove. nearly new; 1 cane rocker; 2 roll seat oak rockers; 1 Imlta tion leather lounge; 1 fir library table; 1 oak extension table; oak dtaers; 1 oak stand ta1le; 1 kitchen cabinet glass doors; 2 Moeh post Vernus Martin beds; 1 WlMMrt01'tl;SI,;. . . fAii mattresses: 1 S. chiffoneer. ... , . .i. i 11 heater:,! feather bed; 8 pair curtains; draperies, electric light globes comodes. pU eottoa and wool blankets, pillows. loosing V , dishes, wash tubs, alarm clock, odd chairs, wash boards, , boards, hoes. 12 dozen fruit Jars, rag maw. . u , - tides. Terms Cash. . Time: Friday, May 14th, 1:30 p. m. I " Place 1120 Centre Street j Own Come One; Come all; Brinj Your Neighhorf and F. N. WOODRY, I The Auctioneer j Mrs. Belle Steele owner, 1120 Centre Street NOTE Goods on inspection day of sale only ' WOODRY BUYS AND SELLS EVERYTHtNO PRECIXCT Xo. 13. . Vrtt Ket ; Judges F. H. Reeves, Elsie R bo- ten. . Clerks Florence E. Viesko, Mary Brown, Era C. Johnson; Second Set. Judges C. A. Roberts, James El-vln. Clerks Nettle Stanton, Emma U Graham, Mrs. Daisy Mclntlre. PRECIXCT No. 14. First Set. Judces W. Leroy Bryant, 'Ward K.' Richardson. Clerks Alice s. Fisner, inna i. Minler, Tattle A; Given. - becoawl sec. Judges S .H- Van Trump. T. J. Davis. Clerks J. N. Caniard. Mlna M. Cook. Vera Richardson. PRECIXCT Xo. IS. First Set. Judces Ida' M. Babcock. Mabel fTnrtrMtelnJ Clerks Mrs.' Etta Farrar, Nellie White, Mrs. Bertha MeMahon. Kecond neL. indcTs Ronald Glover. Willa T. Huckestein. Clerks Mrs. Pearl Mott, Ktnei i Fletcher, Mrs. Nettie A. Kaerth. PBtUlSfT SkO. ID. Flnt Set. Judges Irene St. Helen, Lizzie ITnrron ' Clerks Mary S. Moo res. u. A. Crossan, Moliie C. Dancy. Hecona oet. Judges J. Baumgartner, W. H. rncr. rierks Grace Hussey. Alma Pogue, Julia Iverson. PItECIXCT Xo. 17. First Set. TndrM Iammi llacT. Cass Gib son Clerks Rose W. Babcock, Clare A: Vfbbert, Mary R. Davit. 0 Second Set. Judgea E. Max Page. Geo. W: Clerks Elmer A. Dane, Ralph E. Thompson. Earl Dane. PItECIXCT Xo, IS. i First Set. Judges W. F. Drager, W. J. Lin- merks Elizabeth L. Bohrnatedt- Mmnle Downing. James Plant. Second Set. - Judces IL E. Pemberton. Geo Shavr. Clerka-Tom Galloway, C. A. Art ke. Herman Bcneuoerg. , The polls tor said special election :m k. mwi nrt thA irrnuirr Dronifra to be annexed to the city of Salem at the usual polling place on the Oregou State Fair Grounds; being at th' same time and place as the polls for the state and county primary itw nating election, held on said day. within th itv nf Salem, the noils fdr said apeclal election will be open . iha nanal and recular nolllnc p ), Sill I J F U j I'nn . V: iiiiiiiiiiiilll iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiii limn litiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii limn huh iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiilliiiiiii Bethlehem Performance at Bethlehem Price --.- . TTHE overTThcrmini ncthlchcm Success is due lo ore fundamental fact. The A Bcthtehem Motor Truck is built to transport tonntjc w!th abvolute de pendability at a minimum cosL Check Bcthlchcrn Performance at Iklhlchcrr. Price jtn$t any truck cm tne market. Vou will agree with u that each Bethlehem . Cost Dollar represent 100 cents of value. Stop in now and examine t Bethlehem. Teecw BETHLEHEM MOTORS CORPORATION riTeeCw. 11 Tea Cher sm AUeatowa raan fray's 4TeCW.j SALEM VEUE COMPANY 1J North Commercial Street. J. W. Jones. Mgr. Dcalrrs Marlon and r!k Coantles. Territory open lot good, live dealers. i "t L i - t places In each of the 18 city pre-
