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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1920)
i v - TUB OKFrjON NTATKMMAf I I RIIT. JI XF 1. 1' C1JY NEW S wouhl not i. turn li bis ..I.I hoim fr any amount of i.ioiuw Waiitfil I'm lie til lrr I'hone ZF12 u.h.h ,r .vonins. (iiir in haiem tdilani ;tr- -jeiiliriK a few ias iUmii visiiiiij; Iruiuis. I ne lor- fitnci- hi iliseltar.ue I mm the ha l'" na;il in the oil . ... ti't-.i. . n L'..ir.. pnipc liUMne! ui n iui rails. .MUs Mc"aluiin has been i-inK al mauo. . naving rvi.Hton of instruction in music. are Wlllameite graduates. lentir Iteeonl riioiiocraiiei the (Urinan,. official photo- her from th.- ore, ii ae Kaiers submarine. thr5. dtiting th on wLifU sanK ivu ailioa neutral ships. i.liy$ in three reels Liberty, starting Sunday. yo Kinnanian lhiul veln Kinnanian. daushter of Mr. llrs. K. I. Kinnanian.' died at home of her parent. 1243 Ferry . . . . .. .4 . . nrnlftfr PntiAval Aes will be held this afternoon p. m. rne uou is ;ti me muon lishm.ent. y m V n I . . i . . . a ,.,ik aim one-mini rate to oruaiut over alt laiiway line Ur- .k murine ween, act oi ding to word im.-.! uy ir. u. A. Olson, presi dent of th local Shrine olub. In order to avail themselves or this re duced raie. lodtetnen intending to go to Portland should see Dr. Olson and j;et an identification flip which wm ue presented to the lailway company. ('loria Swan"1 In "Shifting' iJands," t the niigh ouay. . l-amling Fiehl Ottinel K. A.. Kllioti. (tate forester, re lumed . yesterday from lu-nd hir he olitaii. an Mnerpi-ncv. l:iuuinr field to l liseil by aviators enured in patrol. the forests of central Oregon dtrinp th appiou hiug fir. 'ason. The f i, t contain seeral nuidr'd a res and i 1 K'ulml near Crane prairie. Another emergency fielu. will W located a shirt distance south cf Mt. Jefferson. aiccrdin to Mr Klliott. Mr. KM'ott sav ail plan have been complete! T.tr iw Kegin's patrol service, and that the plans will le in actual oprat'on by Jtine tor the national convention for m totcycle rider ctnsitius of '.' mo- torcycU rjd. r (mm all att of th'thai t h li.--it ?ud staf-. lt' inenilKr an entire new or-'ter .nl!-. rut- 4. SjI-n rhtra of five plere. j . . ' .itosl "Max MaMufarlurtd A latiL-literd can;ie l not a itiamifat lurd article. iicet.tiinr a le:t opuioM j;iven Uv Atnin"y in -r.il I'. row n .-vtid.. . Ihf iipiiilmi was askel lv J. it. t:-'o"n. state u re ha in? aye it, lio. ti r !! :s aut hoi ix-U i pay .. per ct-nt nore f.r artfil i.ianu i'ani r t iio-ih- itiau for too-- iilr-nn ur ..au in tli- foreiiti mark is. repottnl l th ,..:. . ?ftda I tin. m.n nmr - I H. i t 'J lr l'pn intent iriiion the plK-e iu-1 1 1 aroaotc. loe t.ttnc ktutiti-r ti li--a Shnnff. in.l hf l -ii !art of th bKr t h w frtoit all tl.t piatt nt tUf niii Tut ' ni firt tl4it Sjl-tTi fer Z" - O Ju. hf i ..r ttl iu (Hid tlf tue lor N.t il !. Ii tir..l It r"M!rH i:p. bit l.e think It ba ixr-n -i . ri n.t t k )M-atitttil ar.J i.in t.al i.rith lie a) th- raati arn.mt SIm m.c'i't ct la him. i-oinin up from !! 'ai ' r- n br'uiM ! CalifomU. h way ! T lo VI Howard V. Mort and Maty I'utnam. lith of Salem. . r.- d a Itiarriaice iir-fie )-'-rla) b. I'otiuty I'lfik 1". ti I'.owr. dntiiUtnilri l .im-l iU-rtna X. Ilainr w i afr'i'el adminitra;riT In th ttaie if lather. th Ule Vt-r I. !l..n-te. tl county curt t tfr'.ar. Th Special Sale MttIXt; M llli . All Mal St WOODRY'S Tfc Ve,k Sort k Ctuiurrr ill SI. , a.e, which I lot ai 1 'n ic unty. i valued a t2". v :arion lMne Toiiitiltl Arnioiv floor in good condition. Officers Are Elected (or Knioury ProtTessive Clnb Ulrome vaudeville the Iilii:h todiy all new Miow. Two MetllrKt Mtfir eveum win ie heii in Salem Saturday. There will l.e the unnuai convention of the Slate Ia-i- ier carriers association, which Ul composed ot all the letter carrier of Oregon, and the gypsy tour, a motorcycle event. Preparation are going forth rapidly for both eent which will l.rinp; a iaree nuuiher of visitors to the city. LtHCal niajtk Get them at The Statesman afflc Catalog on application. Lore, Watchmaket ana Jeweler 337 State street. Salem. ial Fare (Iranted riners and their families will ROBERT WARWICK ts . THE CITY F MASKS". SEXXKTTCOKOY V " ' ' ... V n A i? THE "DAYTON" The Bicycle 'for Everyone Um'D EvlKAMSDEX .387 Court Street 7cles and Btcycle Repairing r.i. . Visitors Are Here- Mrs. A. G. Steelhammer of Pilver- ron, mother of Oscar Steelhammer of this city, and Dr. and Mrs. 11. V Steelhammer. brother of Mr. Steel- natnmer. who makes his home in aie. are spending a few days visit ing in Salem. Two 'le- ks Iteceivetl The vretary of state yesterday leeeived two check aeKrecatins J 1U.1S3.K2. covering the smiles of raa- oline ahd distillate in Oregon for the month of May by the Associated Oil company o California and the Shell Oil company of California. The As sociated Oil company's tax for th month i $7...i;.tr.. and the Shell Oil company. $3,137.17. I '"1.1 Mn I f - t n V ;ets. t. Itiakely dffe.HHl Will M. letToii of I'matill.! county by eight Vol. for deltate to the IHm:i-tK-ralic national eomentl'n froiu th seetnd on'.ressioual district. atrd int; to th- rotupieto offkial canvas of the oes !n the recent J r i i.:a I y e'';t:o'i ! he MHrtarv of Mi l;lakel.-y rcivi-l a total of 2'.'al votes and .Mr. JVteron' 2C?. ot-s. Will I. King was hish man in t!,. district with r3"i7 votes. Salunlay Niitlil, Mo ll.i Itancing. "RevHaU'on'' llarniony Six. Rigdoa ana Reliable funeral directors. Ciirl Want At the Spa Kansnn Will Ixcnte Twenty-rive cars wrere parked on Tuesday night in the Salem automo bile park. Most of these were from Washington. Idaho. California. Kan sas and Texas. One Kansas man. who has be..n tamped in the park for several days has became so en thusiastic about the Willamette val ley that he has decided to purchase a farm and locate here permanently. He says this is the most attractive country he has ever seen and he Confer With Governor William Pollman. prominent Ra ker banker, and John 15. Yeon of Portland were , in Salem yesterday conferring with (;'Vemor OUott and other' Ftat officials. Mr. Pollman said the recent rains in eastern Ore gon have insured thn laruet crops there for many venri. wh.le the prices to he received for the pro ducts will compare favorably with previous yars. HE . U UGHNUTS- 35c Doz. uBI BAKING COMPaANY Phone 954 Court Street t "WALLFELT" Takes the. place of cloth at aJjout one-third 179 K. Commercial SL onds,. Mortgages ,'lntereat Beariiitf . InTectmemta PtnrtrT o nnnrnTP S04JSU7 Oregon Dauamg 5,Dr.CRQ-Neill J z I OPTOnETRtSf OPTIQArl National Convention llnnce An entire new five-piece orches tra at Auburn hall Saturday night M range Man Sought That a n.an acting in a strait?" manner had been seen near his home was reported to the police yester day by L. J. Gardner, who Iies about a mile out of Salem on the Oak Grove read. Mr. Gardner said the man hnd inquired the way to Inde pendence aid that he se.-nied to In in a hurry. He was desvritKd as Le Inc about AT, years of are. gray hair, gray suit, hat less and apparently was carrying sometbinc under his left arm. The polire got In tomh ith the various state Institutions. I thinking that some one mi$ht have; i made their escape, but as far as could be learned all of the initial i f these places were accounted for. Memorial Nrrvfce The Woodmen of the World wMI he'd memorial ervi- Friday :!tht at the Mcfornark t.nil.I'int Owkns to the unfavorable wather Sundar, he mettng was postponed until Fri day. June It. I With 0en - The opening of the Orcon nnd therapeutic treatment room thi afternoon, from 1 to 7 p. m . the public is mt cordially incited to come in and fry out. free of charge, our system of baths- and wim In the pool. Recause of Improper J plnmoing we have been unabie to ! meet the demands of th pa Idle. W j have made extensive alteration and are now open to th put.tic. Mo.-- Mall. "Revelation" Saturday nirht. d.ining. Th Prf.gric clu of tbe K louty llroibei stores held lt monthly ma ting in the iet room a' the women's iore Tneslay evrelnc at "ft o'clock at wui-h time the i twi-annual election of officers I wan bel:. The officer for the coming term Jare Mary Follrkk. prrldnt: !l. . ..i Pollock. ice-preijent : Emma Ixu. Modem methods of salesmanship, public courieiei and business -ro-blems are discusel at theee meet ings by the managers of the stores. Th subject of ' Salesmanship and Courtesy lo I he Public" was dl-cusM-d by X. C. Kafoury. 8. K. Ka foury pk of his recent trip lo California, concernlna h -jk observa tion of hoin. nieihd in vogue in larger department tore. I lance, I. . Ifcoerfler 1 ,in Thep nrpo of this elob. ihw Saturday. June 19. Steelhammer niemWrr hip Includes crly the em- orchestra. Tickets, fl: war lax le. XImmu Mall llanrlng S.iturday niahi. Harmony sextet. - iW im Aiitonwdule iil Cornets- That an automobile lMarint: Ore- con license o. 13X6 1 pal cu; tne orrer of Capitol and Center streets. Migrating by Awlo Man. wife, ion ard dos Joseph Richards and family were sojourning at Salem's auto camp ground Thurs i.av nirht. Lroceediog on their way lo California yesterday morning to make a home there. They are from Rutte. Mont., and are equipped with camping outfit, so they are enjov Ine the trip immensely. They cam 'y way of Spokane. Walla Walla. Taseo. the north bank of the Colum bia river to Vancouver and Portland. thence thr"uh here on the ramie hichway. They report a good manv interruptions to smooth travej'ns be cause of new road construction. ploye of the stores. I to obtain In formation a'ai molern bwln- methoii. to create a feeling of fel lowship and to ralixr ibe standard of efficiency. Dreamland Rink Toes4ay. rriiay, Fatrar 4 Sunday all at. Saafay aT:r oea Ladle skate frea Friday algkt. Ladles' skates IK Taeaday - aad Saiarday alfkt Better Goods For Less STf ?.StS!tl tr- r I r U1UU ISiMI UOiW fcWiWji HIGHEST PEICE PAID For SECOND HAND FURNITURE Stores, Carpets and Tools Capital Hardware and Furniture Co. 285 N. Commercial St. Phone 17 BISHOP BROS. High and Ferry Sts. Phone 14 00 WE BUY Farm Produce. Eggs. etc.. Paying Highest Cash Market Prices. WHCX 1 IALCH. OIIXGOB ai at UGH IIOTKL. A Horn Away from noma Btrtctlr Modem II tx r day tM ItMia f lia Uatwl Only Hotel In Bualaaaa Dtatrlet Sol.t t nu kem, rr ftoumt 5JOe lairy Sail In .K ound vack .M . . 7.V- Straw, er bale .V liiindiy Sum in 2:1 har h for SI. (Ml llartl wheat Flour at per Mick. .SIJTV Jattery THE HIGHLAND GROCERY 67 Jthi - Trunki, Bags, Suit Cases Music Bolls and Bnef Cases at I HAMILTON'S 340 Court Street SERVICE STATION 233 N. High St. Telephone 203 W. W. MOORE Phone 401 740 llixhlarwl Avenne WOOD WOOD Fnrniture Stors The Home of the Vlctrola Ton est more for yonr money Moore's Place Your Order Early for Kali Planting Complete line varieties Salem Nursery Company Phone 1763 427 Oregon Building Cdnk-n Attract VUilr One garden in Salem U attrarting a world of attention. eieclally a crop of telephone peas, the vines of which have grown to the height of sn feet, and are heavily laden with leas Mrs. O. I. Ireton. 14T South Commercial street. Is the proud far merette of the garden whUh is o rated on a vacant lot near her hqo. and she nay that many people have com to the house and inquire 1 at lo what kind of peas they were. Two persons who called were visitors Ircm Montana. Mrs. Ireton said, an J after seeing th fine rardens In Sa lem and vicinity they have decided to locate here. The peas grown by Mrs. Ireton are large enough to eat now. bat sbe is saving tnem tor tne Shriners to se when thev come here r.et week. Oregon Electric to Ran Special Train to Portland The Oregon tllectrlc Railway con pany will run a special traTn to Portland Thursday ot Shrine week to accommodate Cherrlans who wl5 to visit th city on that day. T-i train will l-ave Salem about ?:! a. m. and will not return nntil lae in the evening, probably between ! and I o'clock. This will give local persons an opportunity to viit Portland during Ibe day. enjoy b evening festivities and reiwra 19 their home the same nlfht. this eliminating the necessity of Madlal accommodations In Portland, which will be greatly overcrowded dorm the week. ! .r at 1 w St I Tb best furnace wood In the city for the money at Tracy's .1 Phone 520 North Commercial St. the Electric Sign ' SHOES" INNISON ELECTRIC CO. Lob work and futures B North Liberty Street Trucks Reduced fn Price i We have a carload of tracks bought before the advance that we mast close oat l'i and 2i ton sizes. Get oar prices. SALEM VELIE COMPANY 12 North Commercial Street FURS STORED Let Us Play the Latest Victor Records H. L Stiff Furniture Co. VACUUTil CUPS Where? A. H. MOORE'S Store yonr Furs daring with as summer EAGLE DRESS SHTS , 9X00, to flOXM) SCHH'S 844 Stats Street Knppwihelmer House la 81 D.H.M0SHER High Class l Cleaning and Pressing . 474 Court Street .WEST FUR TO. 521 Coort St. Opposite Court House OREGON BATH HOUSE Reliere tkat Ured feeling; by a Turk ish Bath Basement Oregon Building It Pays To Trade At The FARMERS CASH STORE C. Barton Dardall 247 North Commercial S47 0REG0NUS JL fxsfxox csaaB . .Msjiafactared by iBEXDXRSON8 CIGAR FACTOJITI Pboa til Electric Machinery aad EadaaertDg Company For EXPEXT ELECTSICaVL WOK 3S7 Court Street Phona 411 HARTMAN BROS. CO. For Fine Jewelry Jeweler and Opticians 'a' pr-n r..t u I h " - f i a1 ' a f T -cf j o ho ha hid f t-e;-firM dealing with n We are fair to ail. Nil i i y i n.ii i jm m 1 .-1 ' " T-T-l'ITaa rm The OffkUl Eploh Of the Cermaa submarnte coming to Ye Liberty Sunday. VZ Ihtaghter Is A baby daughter Is announced at the home cf Mr. and Mrs. Knote An !rvon. route Xo. 3. Salem. The baby arrived June 17. After 27 V ear Hen II. Weeks and wife are her, all the way from Crescent City. Fla. Mr. Weeks Is an orange grower there. He is a brother of Hon. George W. Weeks, who lives Just north of Sa lem, near the River road, in what! the-' I Garden Plants ! f ui-wu I ami LaleCannajre. Karly ami xr H ilclititn Tomato 1 I a tits, I'd- I II ery. etc I 1IAE5HAL NEILAN-S II Will amnhavp Kale. 1'rrprrs I "RIVER'S II ami Broccoli plants 1 rvm 1H Retail stock always on ha ml I j I I I lut larsre lots rniwt W or- BX I Itlereil the Jay before. Fine. Jtraea OliTfT CttTWOOd st roiijr. plants 1 1 Here Til Satsrday D. A. WHITE & SONS I Phone ICO -.'.v. State Street I a- Salem, Oreff..n YE UBERTY II Dm?iIi Tritarr SrrdlT I H Mill-" ' I II 1 i. I f I will rx a part of Salem on of the' J ' i t 1 1 . a aaaaastaa ELECTRIC RESTAURANT . 481 State Street Our Specialty: Oyiters- Fish Chops ChlU Con Cams J. D. MADD0X, Prop. H CLEANING WORKS : Cleaners of Quality f Isanlnc Dye lag . sirtg BUU BL Phons TtX CARL & B0WERS0X Groceries 383 Court Street Pbone 409 1920 ELGIN SIX IS HERE Motorists who are looking: tor a strong, aemcawa car boar lines ana interior ipmiiiv.uv.. economy at a raaaonabla prica shouW I V vsi i as .ea.a . . a. I LEE L GILBERT, Dwtnbutor 1S saw CasaeiaJ StrMC - W T. RIGD0N CO. Leading Funeral Dirnetora HOME OWNERS and BUILDERS Now Is the Time to Install the' HOMER PIPELESS HOT AIR FURNACE WM.GAHLSDORF j The Store of Housewares m N. liberty St... ..Phone 7 -IS IIYRTLE KN0WLAND and Mualcal MerTadJa , Sonora Dealer tn 8alem Court St. ; Balem, Qragoa Tt-lephone 2 Si U.S. GARAGE (64 Ferry Street TTKKTJ BUT NOT ABUSED CARS SPECIAL. New series StuaeDager. .1na S1?g. todST S1100. U. B. Oarage, pnona ni LONG DISTANCE AUTO TOUCKING WILLAMETTE VALLEY TRANSFER CO. Pfeone 1400 We aLto do local baulinir. To I- -- - 1 " 1 r- " """" " WANTED 1 Beans Egg$i Potatoes PEOPLE'S CASH STORE : r.. , USED CARS Sell Cheap for Cash or to trade , for Bread and Batter THE B. A C MOTOR CO. 178 S. Commercial St. IALEM aVLBANY .WAN1ED JUXK AND lXACHEvXPr OF ALL. KIXDS We also bay ercond-hand . goods. If yon have anything to sell for a good price call 198. Tba Bqmare Deal Uooae. COITAL JUNK CO. S7l Cheanaketa Si. Salesa, Ore. White Wash Sports Skirts Republic Trucks With Parts and Serrice W. H. HUdebrandt & Co. DUtribotors Marion County Polk C'onnty 270 No. 'omnaerrtal St Salem 11 ton o?S Pique Gabardine Wash Satin WnatHaTeYou7 We buy. aell and exchange sew and second-hand furniture, stoves, ranees, rugs, tools, etc Wo will buy you out. COL. W. F. Ultiniir. Anrtloneer 271 N. Commercial St. Salem. Or. List your sales with as People'! Furniture Store Night Phone 10 4 T Phone TJ4 White wah licirts, styiiih and jaunty In detifu; and of thxri wrriceab! materials that look all the better for beinf laundered often. For larcser iports, outings and frequent wear, the are unexcelled and are jrriced noil rtaionable from $3.48 to $12.50 1 The "Pay As You Go plan will enable you to buy rasr . in the losx run. Why sot try it? ' I ' . ; v