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Newspaper Page Textr- THK OREGON STATESMAN THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1020. SI 1 CITY MEW Forsythe left Tuesday by'outomobile for California and upon their ret am Mr. Forsythe plan to establish him self as a bridge engineer in Portland. jbfrt Fulton- Will Is Admitted i ril ill. Tm1I A before the boy crossed his path, pre- "! wu . li -u ...Z7 V -.onMnr . .T ceased, was yesterday admitted for as the executor of her estate. Her property is Talued at $1000. accord ing to the will on file. Her heirs are world. 1 B 'it ll u a tjiuii iucuiuui, i icuiiuj m uiuis Kiiuua ;wiueui,l.v.,. .t ! ..t n gigantic spiritual seance In Young Beley informed Mr. Marnach RViLuVdWr li oS JTi be convinced ' of this wonder I dent as he was not observing his -Uer's phenomenal ability. Every-! course. The front wheel of the bi- welcome. . fZ!1 T smasb?d when ron over b Walter L. Goss. her husband; Mabel .j..., - : - -' ; JVan Patten, a daughter; Earl L. Day There will be a meeting of former A Twilight Baby . . "Y,nVh'tr vAT. in.il on Jdents of Wisconsin , at the office The big four-part comedy at Ye m an1 Edna 121816 0oS, fas United states national oanK iinllding; Friday evning, July 30, to Mrs. Sehroedet Su irrtnxe ior xneir annual picnic, i airs, nermina ocnroeaer cnarges Badgers, come out of your holes. D.l desertion as her cause for asking a Webster, secretary. j divorce ? from Charles T. Schroeder, according to a comptatnr iiiea oy her Two Blights -"-. . I yesterday afternoon. She claims that alary Miles Minter in a cumber-iner nusoancn aesertea ner on April Attention Ik P. O. Elks Special meeting Thursday evening. E. A. Hurts, Exalted Ruler. Funeral " Tomorrow The funeral of Mrs. Lizzie Bush nell, who died Tuesday at her home, ton Cnnlh Flshtaanth ati-Aat Trill bO land Romance and Twilight Baby at 23, 1919 without prorocation or jBS-h.Id tomorrow morning from ths T Li Deny loaaj. , . . uuaow mum. jura, ocnreoaer ciwnw T.nHwr fnnvml hnmo. The ser her nusDana is ADie xo earn smut a Tlce wU1 be conducted by Rev. u. Boy Shoulders Blame . . I month., and prays for J50 a month I j. ATison. pastor of the First Metho- JiiBior iieiey, sso south oup-i alimony, sau as temporary suuidist church, while the woman's ue teentk street, assumed all responsi-1 money while the litigation as pend-1 lief corps will have charge of the wiitr for his narrow escape yesterday ling. 1Q0 for suit money ana a use I services at Odd reiiows cemetery noon.' when his bicycle was demol-1 sum ior attorney's lees. ine case is i Mrs. Husnneu was a memoer w.imi others, and it is" hoped 'thafalf may be brought together Into tne district.' Duck Funeral Today Enoch Buck died at his home. 1820 South Fifth street, late Tuesday night. He was 83 years old and is survived by his widow. Funeral ser vices will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Webb & Clourh chapel. Burial will be In City View cemetery.. Ask Fulton-E World famed medium, the armorr. Thursday night. 8: IS p. free to au. Fitted at Tyler's Drug store by an expert in the business. Lewis Funeral Today Funeral services for the late New ton I .Lewis who died Monday morn ing, will be held from. the Webb St iiougn cnapei toaay a 10:30 a. m. Burial will follow in City View ceme tery. Ished in a collision with a car driven I set for the fall term of court. br Pnl Marnach in front of 540 State street. ' Mr. Marnach had left I Hear Fulton: the curb preparatory to a drive on I Spirit medium, the armory, Thurs- organization. Mr. A. G. Foor Viavl representative, will leave Saturday fol Portland, returning on September 1st. West State street, when young Beley day night, 8:15 p. m. emerged - from the rear of" a truck Free to alL Th United Artisans Will meet in the I. O. O Thursday for their regular meeting. Prowler Escapes A prowler escaped the clutches of the law Tuesday night when he left the Court apartments before the arrival of an officer. At 1:15 a. m a call was received at the police station saying a man was seeking F hall I entrance into tne apartment inrongh a window. Officer Davis was sent to Investigate, and upon his arrival and ran headlong Into the car driven I Motor From Minnesota tn further the nlans for their fnnren I ww ' w I Ji. - M . m tlon in September. All members are Mwverea inai irom tne y him. Mr. Marnach says he stopped window had been removed. The prowler made good. his escape. '0 JL See Fultoi Spirit' medium, the Armory, Thurs- ETHEL; CL.VYTON . In . "THE LlDDEIt OP LIES' Mr. and Mrs. George Forsythe of I requested to be present. St. Paul. Minn., arrived in Salem a I I few davs aeo - by automobile, having I Dr. Reamer He motored the entire distance, and were I i . Dr. E. -P. Reamer, a. former resl- Mkf o r nrn sec renter itrnAt lol.l mil uo4no trln n stnnnvftr nil o.a. ,a o m bu. Mr. Forsythe was formerly a bridge Ihia way to the tactical meeting of the I : 'BW. -T-onrtnoer for the Harriman system I Coast Medical association, beinr held!!,'ro rpPn Auroi and built the steel bridge over the I in ; Portland. couMsttscd of all the Willamette river at Portland, an-1 medical men. from. Vancouver, B. C. other over the Cowlltx river and I to San Diego, CaU other large bridges. Mr. and Mrs. unierc.i; sr!lclt!p- rt the interest of tb financial campaign.. Ccpltcl Increased by " Food Products Company ! The Kings Food Products enmpaay of ' Portland ye-terday nid resolu tions in the state corporation de- Delegates Are Sent Ipartmeat show'qr an IiMrris in eap- Twenty-four delegates from the 'znon or sawu.eoi 10 ."-..v. First Methodist charch Epworth T"1 ,r " Prent company of the league chapter were sent to the in- KmO. ,f y sUtute held at Jefferson. A like JZ? number It wu said xmt ntrht r Articles of incorporation were tued numoer. u was earn last nignt. are . 1..... innfr- Miininv r planniag to make lh trip next Sufi- & 111.7 The plUUtto. Is 520. day to be Present at the close of tho 000 lnc0rporators are J. II. institute week. The Epworth lnstl. I, ,, r r c.uint nar rimn nd tute is held at Jefferson for the Wfl- Alma' Stein "el lamette district every summer. Thel Resolutions of dissolution wre speakers, who. are prominent Irtlfiid hr ih foltowin-? firms: The Christian work, are secured as In-1 Black and Whit. The ' Dalles: Hill structors for the sessions. Local Blanks- Get them at The Statesman nftlce. Catalog on application:' ft Cromer; Mill Cityf Kelly Brothers. Portland: Marna Brokerage com pany; Portland. ' - The pessimist will tell yon no tnaa should hope for' the best unless ha expect - to te fooled. Philadelphia-Record.' L A R M C . MOVING STORING .SHIPPjNG- R .... . M TRAnSFEn rf Goods 3ur Urr fleet of trucks 'eaabtee ua to Siv you prompt -vicm mmo m. truck of the mim needed for rur Jb Oaatrr 4 ! DUUm . , llaaHar SyeetaHy.. We Emy nd tieil WOOD AND COAL D. A. UhSKR. Hjkmmf9T, w ftenlffywce Phone ' Loss to Be Adjusted- Horace Sykes of the state fire marshal's department, has ' rone to Amity to assist In adjusting the lo&sl sustained by A. D. Kern, whose high way paving plant was partially de stroyed by fire a few days ago. Bigdou una Rod - Reliable funeral directors. Royal HwtiiKr Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dlmlck were In the city -yesterday, driving here from Aurora . Both are- former Willamette students. , Mr. Dlmlck is a member ol the iliazo graduating class and la to serve, aa physical di- Itosebure In Danger -: A. C. Barber, state fire marshal. has received a request from Rose burg to assist In working out some means of improving the protection of that city which Is inadequate be cause of low water pressure during the summer months. Captain C. W. Stokes is now at Medford on a simi lar mission and will stop at Rose- burg on his return. Place Yonr Order Earlv Liinger8cd,drrs at The Blis the Tiiiamobk schools dur riaCC I OUT Uruer fiariy I Friday and Saturday. I tnv tW. n,tn. A.e whti. i wtt - -for Fall Planting-' Complete line varieties Salfcm'Nursery ; Company. Phone 1763 . 427 Oregon Building tHsrtrictM In Troublt Several irrigation districts in De schutes county are in dispute over water rights and Percy A. Cupper, i ing the coming year. While In Wil lamette Mr. Dimlek took -an -active part in all athletic sports. NOTICE , D0ET CABS ARRIVING Get Your Order in Early SALEM VEUE COMPANY 1C2 North Commercial Street CROSSETT SHOES "Make Life VVW Easy" r v SOIEFS:: : The Hotise of Kuppenheimer THE "DAYTOir : The Bicycle for Ereryona LOTD B. RAMSDEX -w- 887 Court Street -Bicycles and Bicycle Repairing1 DIXIE : . l: : , - D0UGinOTS'ili35cDor SALEM . BAKING COilPANY 43S Court Street "v , Phone 8541 INDIAN- AGENCY at . A. H. M00RE 421- Court Street Attention B. P. O. Elks Special meetinr Thursday evenlnr. state engineer, left yesterday to as- e. A. Kurtz, Exalted Ruler. sist la , adjusting the - difficulty. , r.- Araong the districts embroiled in tb MrGrvrw In Clty controversy are the Squaw Creek , Fred MeGrew. a Willamette stu- disrlct, fh? Cloverdale. Plaihview dent and member of the 1921 class, and McCalister- ditches and some who is-this summer traveling in the interest of the university, was lathe city yesterday.. He left in 'the-eve ning for Jefferson. He Is one of the 1 field representatives of Willamette Y00DRY conducts " sales anywhere tn Marlon or Polk counties. Store located' at 270 No. Commercial AUCTIONEER C . ' 1. -ir t . .. . v Better Goods For Less ."WMJJELT" I Takes the place of cloth at about one-uura. i laxo;buren 179 N. commercial su 1 HIGHEST PRICE PAID SECOND HAND FURinTURE Stores," Carpet and'Tbola'""""" Capital Hardware and Furniture Co. 285 N. Commercial St. The Electric . Restaurant" " "A " good place to" eat" Short Orders all day 481 State Street . J;' D. Iladdox, Prop. Soda Crackers, per pbuna. i . . .20c Dairy Salt In 50 potind sack'. . .75c I IKtraws, per bale........ 65c I Laundry Soap In 23 bar lots for 91.00 Hardwheat Flour at per sack .'' . S3JZ5 THE HIGHLAND GROCERY Phone 400 ' 74e-Highland 'Aventte I d l BLSHOtBROl 1 : High and. Ferry 8U. Phone 1199 WE BUY : Farm Produce,', Eggs, , eta. Paying Highest Cash Market Prices. HARttlAli Blibs C& For Fine' Jewelry JeweleWand'OpUciana' . L Today's ; Becord" Suggestion ; zi; I urowsy waters ! . f ' -? r :'.. Hawaiian Spirit Medium Is Here . . Robert Fulton, famous spirit me dium, who stages a free seance la I the armory tonight, arrived ' from Portland yesterday accompanied by his business manager. Dr. C. C. Clif ford of Baltimore, Md Prof. Khlro and Mr. Jack Laeer. Fulton will have offices at the Capital hotel. The seance tonight is absolutely free. Everybody welcome. r Personals 1 Judge Conrad B. Olson.-former member of the supreme court, was here yesterday from Portland. Hotel Arrivals. t Doiids- Mortgages la erect Bearing Drveatru ts - HAWKINS fif ROBERTS S04307 Oregon Building , Trunks, Bags, Suit Cases Music9 Rolls' and Brief" Cases at ';BirxT0N's v'":v.. t ' 340 Court Street phonetarl WILLARD Storage - Battery I V t 8SBTICB STATION 233 N. High St. Telephone 203 W. W. MOORE 'FttrnItnW Stora" The Home of theVlctrola Ton get. more tor your money at : Moore s . " i 167, North Commercial St. At the Electric Sira "SHOES"! DENNIS0N ELECTRIC CO: JOB WORK AND F1XTUKX3 tS North Liberty Street : d: tt MOSHER High Class Cleaning and Pressing 474 Court Street WOOff WOOD The best furnace wood In the city for the money at Tracy's : Phone 820, , FURS STORED " Store your Furs during summer. with ns . WEST FTJR CO.' Ill Court St Opposite Court nousel EXPERT 2LZCTSICAL WOUS Phone 481 " It Pays To Trade AtTne FARI.IERS CASH STORE : ; c Barton Durdall 217 North CommcrcUl 217 t Dreamland Rink Dance Every Wednesday and Saturday Bungalow Orchestra Xlectric Machinery aid Englneertag - - - Company . i ,' - " 'TOT ' " S37 Court Street CARL & B0WERS0X Groceries 1 383 Court Street Phone 400 W TV RIGD0N CO. Leading Funeral Directors CITY CLEAIilllG WORKS ' ', ewnexs ' at Quality aeanlng Dyelac "mtisaixlag nil Btata Bt; : : , raont TIS LIYRTLE KNOWLAIiD Uasle end MaalcaJ ' Bamm Tka.Iaw I m ' RmiMiI' II Court St. Balem, Oregon . Te!ephoa f If -tj .' " fcr 9 WANTED Beans Eggs roiatoes OPLE'S CASH STORE1 1920 ELGIN SIX IS HERE 'Motorists whb ar lookHta- f or a I tronr. aertie&bla en with lrDt body lIo and Interior ' spclfteaUoaa cn&L Mram- mazicaom aervies ana economy at a rvasonable price should e this car. LEE L GILBERT, Distributor US Urn, f rwUI StrC . U.S. GARAGE r SI4 Ferry street USED BUT NOT ABUSED CARS SPECIAL New series Studebaker, I talue IU25. today $1300. C. B. Oarage. Phone 17IS USED-GARS To 8ell Cheap for .Cash or to trade for Bread ana nutter' THIS B. A a MOTOR CO. ITS 8. Commercial St.- ' H0UE OWNERS aid BUILDERS ' ' Now Is the' Time to Install the HOMER PIPELESS HOT ; " AIR FURNACE : r The Store ' of Housewares ' 125 N. Libert? St. ...Phone CT' L0IJG DISTANCE AUTO ; TRUCEH.G WILLAIIETTE VALLEY' TRANSFERC0. ; Pfccae 1400 V7l alio do local haulliix. Republic Truclcs ' With ParU Scrrirt; -Wkfldebiidt&Co; Distributors ; . , Marlon County ioUt County 2T0 No. Comtncrclal 6L, Salem , r&onee7S . . ; saixu ALBiirr WANTED JTXK ASD UlCmNEBr OF ALL KINDS We .also. boy second-hand foods. If you have anything to sell for a good price call 98. The Square Deal Hoose. . - , CAFITAL JinnCQ; J ST71 Cbemeketa St.: ;.'sleaa; Ore. ; ; Wtat HaTe Yoa? ; We boy. sell and ezchaage new and second-haad farniture, stores, ranges, rczs.' tools, ate. Ws' will buy you otxt.- ; .',- " CTli XT. P. WRXCTTfi Auctioneer 271 K. Commercial St, Salem, Or. -List yonr aaloa'wlta'na -i r i .i f ' ' V PcopIeV FiimtsVc Store Nlghrphone 1047 Phone TS4 tf Dr. CB. 0 eiH STATE g STREET O OProHETRJST-OPTlCIAN: Ladd 4 Bush Dank Du2dinc XTfCar. Stele api ARGO. R. M. Karr. Portland: T. A. Breslin. Philadelphia. Pa.; W. K. Door. West Philadelphia. BLIGH Harry O. DelL AberdJ. Wsb.; F. Hubbard Bellows. Worces ter. Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Cole, Spokane. .Wash.; D. McPherson. Portland; E. Q. Reames. Modesto, Cal.; G. R. Plckard. Portland. O. Greenig. Newport. Or.; D.'lf. SImiJ-' son. Corrallis; F. H. Lubarsky, San Francisco: Holt ana wire, rort land; W. R. Linklater. Portland; Ma rie Smith. Portland: Glenn' Harmon. Portland; C. W, Page. Warren. Or.; A-H. Tarbell, Warren, Or.; F. A. Kallen, Portland; J. M. Rands. Port land; B. E. Larson. Newberg. Ore.; Berry Carter, wife and son. Ecala. Florida. : MARION G. P. Kendall. Port land: W. S. Dirker. Portland; John H. Mirch. Portland: G. N. BirkUnJ. Portland; O. F. Hlng, Portlafft: Mrs. W. Watkins. San Jose. Cal.: Horace Addes. Portland; Max Le land. .rampa. Ida.; R. J. Edssr, Portland: O. M; Ross. Portland; O. Portland; J. Horner. Portland; V. Sulkhard;,, ortland: . L. Orth. Fort-land. Salem Catiiping' Crdtmdf Held Best, on Coast According to L. J. Chapln. tome San Diego automobile trarelers. who had camped at the Salem automobile camping grounds, called at the Com mercial -clue- t9pay their regards to that organisation for the excel lent grounds maintained la - Salem. They said that no 'other: camp 'had appealed to them since they1 left thel sunuy south. . . - The following were registered at I the 'grounds last night.' and Tuesday night: .- ' AW. Becklr and wife. Lima.. O.l Mr.f aad Mrs. . Lee . Anderson,. . Long Beach; Cal.; Mr. and Mrs. Chapman. Detroit. Mich.; Mr. and Mrs.-JU. T. Ftlth. Portland; Mr.Vand Mrs. ET;N. Hatchings. Portland; Mr. end Mrs. H. Lyle. Bearer CTreelr.'Wab.'W. P. Osgood. OroTllle, Cal.; Mr. and Mre. Banner. Portland Mf.' an4 Mrs. T. J. Wanchope. LodT, Cal.; Mr. and Mrs. E.S. Rhind,-6eftle: R. Muniring. Chicago: Mr. and ''ZIrs. S. A. Barnes. Toppenish, Wash.; D. A. Norton and wife. AVlnnebagO,' Minn.: E.-Jmes and' Mrs. E. Hart ley. Crbana. III.' Mr. and Mrs. Rl dark. Lhrinsston..Mdnt:. Wednesdaysv reglstrationtr Mr. and Mrs. J. Holbroke; Los Angeteer Mr. and Mrs. J.TB. Argenbrlght'. Portland; Mr. and Mrs. T. B,' Fitch, Hagelson. Cal.; Mr.' and MM. R. E. Nasler. Coqullle, Or.: Mr. and llrs. E. Ettenbuse. Los Angeles; Mr. and Mm. W. Briggs. Cottage Grore; P. J.' Pierce, Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Brigss, Jennings Lodge, Or.; Mr.: and Mrs; F.- J. Meredith-, Port laad; Hr. and Mrs. A. W. Ford. Llringston, MonLtrMr and Mrs. C. Keller. .Twin rails, iaano: Mf. and XI rv E. O. Bergcart.' Colbert, Wash-t Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Baldwin. Hood Riven E H. Hoggatt. Wenatchee. Wash.: M.' C'Daris Wolf Creek. Or.;. Mr. and AIrs..W.'A. Crank. Chi cago; Mr.' and Mrs. C. E. Flsk. Den ser; Mr. aad Mrs. H JL Wetxer. Junction City: Or.; Mr. and Mrs. R. Brown, Clerelandf Mr. and "Mrs.TT. O. Akers. Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Rutter. Galena. Or.; Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hogcatt. Wenatchee; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parker. Denver; Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Colrin. Forest Grore; Mr. and Mrs. O. K. McGeaiin.'Akron, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. P. -J.'-Peppin," Bralnerd. Minn.; Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Wjatklns. San Jose: Mr. and Wrsll T. J. Nichols. Cleveland: Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Stewart. Grand Junction, Col.; Mr. and Mrs. R. a White. iTohffue I-Ictndaiid -i ... f V t BctnJ bandy wtth the hands Is' better thanbeing handy with ' ' the tongoc Painless Parker. v Tcople should . be judged by -what tthcy do rather, than by. vhat they say. ' A dentist's hands and the way be uses them are what make bis dentistry good or bad. Tonfcue-dentijlry-is. unre liable; o ; - - ' ' E. IL Parker System denfists barre skillfully treated over . a ' million palieats in1 2 - years Their hands hare been busy do , ing; good work.- If. your teeth '; are bothering 'yoti4 cocbe-la end have them examined free.' " When yon think of TEETH. think of PARKER, ft ; ' Dr. D. f. Odg- Dr. K. V. Oreif r SUU A Commercial Sts.' STARTS TODAY Ba e. --.-c - f T as- . r V Ibig- , - r' K 'r-- hits :- v- ihow bmm for- fi v BITS 4 -..(.; "i .it.ih I- - ! Mary Miles Minfer' r " . ------- - - 'A CUMBERCAND ROMANCE' Adapted from the Book . ' .-) v . . J , ,rA' iiouirrAiir europam m .1. . -.-i By 'J ohn Fox." Jr., Sundiy- 'A VIRTUOUS VAMP" LIBERTY Portland: Mr. and Mrs. W. C Brick- nell, Portland. "