The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, August 01, 1920, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON' HT.CTKSMAX: H XIUT, AtGUST I. 1020. CITY NEWS I the proposal to the land owner af fected. Merging of all these land into one project was declared neces sary because of distention over water rights. rjeDall, Ovfonl Park.- Ttiday 2:30- Sherwood ts. Salem. Stcclhanitner n Visit Oscar Steelhammer, county asses , sor-elect and director of the Salem band, left today for Silvlrton where ha will spend a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Steel hammer, of that city. Dr. White and Marshall Osteopathic physicians, U. S. Bk. of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Drake. 1912 North Fifth street. Mrs. Carr is a sister ot Mrs. Drake, and Miss Hall a niece. BaaehaU, Oxford Park, Today 2: Sherwood Ts. Salem. Committeemen Is Named Governor, Olcott was advised yes- Baaehall, Oxford Park, Today 2:30 of the Oregon State Federation of Sherwood vs. Salem ViiMn tiocs to Albany C. E. Wilson, assistant manager of the Salem Commercial club, is in Albany today .visiting his nephew, Stanley Evans. Mr. Evans was a member of the 65th artillery, who saw service- in the Argonne under Captain. Knox. Ilaaeball, Oxford Park Today 2:30 Sherwood vs. Salem. Bicycle Is Stolen Harold h. Cook reported to police headquarters yesterday that his bi cycle, had been stolen . while it was parked pn bjls front porch some time during Friday night. Up to a late hour , last night the stolen bicycle Had not been located by the owner or the police. - Fitted at Tyler's Drug store by an expert In the business. Strangers Visit Here- Mrs. J. W. Carr of Frankfort, Ky.. and Miss Rhoda Hall of Val piraso, Ind.r are visiting at the home '0 BILLIE BURKE.. BENNETTS, COMEDY "LET ER GO!" Water Permits Sought Applications for permit to appro priate water have been filed in the office of Percy A. Cupper, state en gineer., by E. J. Laughlin of Fife. Or., covering the construction of a reservoir for the storage of 105 acre feet of water,, and for the ap propriation of the stored water for the irrigation of ISO acres in Har ney county. By J. M. Watkins ot Eugene. Or., covering the appropri-1 Fulton Does Not ation of water from Willamette river I Make impossible promises. II s ab- for irrigation of a small tract nearlsolutely helpa you or accepts no fee. Eueene. Br Emmer B. Anderson of l Consult a real Clarivoyant. Ctpuoi Salem, covering the appropriation of I Hotel building, for a limited tine. water from Fry a gulch for irriga terday by V. E. Kimsey, secretary Labor, that the federation has ap pointed J. W. Marriott, a member of the Machinists' union No. S3 .of Portland, to succeed C. M.Rynerson as a member of the employes' group on the committee ot IS selected to pass upon amendments to the work men's compensation act.. Mr. Kim sey advises that Mr. Rynerson has found it impossible to serve further on the committee. canal tone during the war.' Since his return borne some months ago, Klonnie Smith has been working in the acetylene welding -shop of the state highway department. The three companions are preparing to take a long automobile trip. They will Start tomorrow morning, tak ing in all the principal places of in terest clear across the country and going. as far as" New York. Mr. or Mr. Jele E. Akher You can learn sometBing to year advantage by calling at 277 North Liberty st., Salem, or phone 2048-W. BBaaaaaaaHanMBBm-aBBMBBaaa Body Enrotite Here The body ot the late Henrv Wal- dron who died at his home in Palo Alto. CaT, Tuesday, will arrive this morning and will be in charge Vjf the Rigdon establishment. Funeral an nouncements will be made later. Rigdoa ana Bon Uellable funeral directors. tiort.of a small tract in Polk county. Love, Watchmaker and Jewel 337 State street, Salem. New District Sought A movement to include all lands served with irrigation ' from Squaw creek Into one district is now in progress, according to Percy Cupper, state engineer, who returned here yesterday front Sisters.. Deschutes county, where he attended a meet ing of ' those persons fhterestel in the project. Petitions- now are in circulation and in ease there is no Guardian Is Sought Hngh Magee filed a petition yes- i terday asking that the court appoint a guardian ad litem for the follow ing minors. Lord Dale Magee. Glenn Leroy Magee. Dorothy Ada Me Gee. Gasoline Tank Smashed Fred Keyser. of route 3. bad his rear gasoline tank smashed and his tire rack severely bent when another car driven by O. E. Brooks also of route 3 collided -wlth his car while he was waiting on South Commercial street near Rural Avenue for a street car which was taking on and unload West Myers street that was bought by William Ughtfoot. These four deala were handled by Becke k. Hen dricks, i v The Funeral Services Ot Mrs. E. E. Denison will be held Monday at 2:30 from the Webb Clough parlors. State Charge Escapes The police headquarters received a report from the superintendent of the Oregon State Industrial school late Friday night that Robert Ham mel had escaped from that institu tion early Friday evening. The re port gave the age ot the boy aa IS. and that he had a dimpled and freckled face. Lecel Get them at The Statesman olflee. Catalog on application. Quartet to blag The Willamette University quar tet of 1918. composed of Guatav Anderson. Floyd Mclntyre. Paul Sterling and Harry Bowers, with Miss Florence Shirley accompanist. is enjoying a reunion and may be heard in a special program as a pre lude to the evening services at the Leslie Methodist church tonight at S o'clock. The address will be given romy Aaa aicuee. i , - V,' Jl bv lliaa Arnta Tlnnl.n who ! uHn- $dtt& 'VterdTr P.l (I Central Point. Or., high X!f' nJe .nL morning. He stated that Mr. Borrk. "hool. and who is a student In eoel- of 14 years, for the reason that they JJ JJ" " y1" wait- Mw may be ably represented in a suit ln No on WM lnJured- L1mm pending between Emily M. McCown et al and Charles F. McCown. The court honored the petition and ap pointed Hugh Magee. Salem Dairies list- Following milk prices to take et Commit la Pel 'ith RobL Fulton.' clairvoyant and ' August 1. 120 of the west coming by the Canadian' Paclfio Railway and returning! through California by the Southern i Pacific Mr. and lira. W. CravalL of the Court apartments. bve left for Cor v all Is to spend the week-end. C. J. Breler. of Lewlston. Idaho, is in the city on a business visit. Mrs. T. 1L Boyd left last Thurs day for Milwaukee. Wis., to be at the bedside of her husband. She re ceived a telegram that her husband was 111. Miss Agnes Dunlap. superintendent of Central school. Is a guest at the home of Rer. II. N.'Aldrich. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Dewey have returned from Dallas where they were visiting Mrs. Dewey's mother. Milo M. Shier, of Gates, is in the city on a business trip. Mr. and Mr. George P. annua are In Jefferson to spend the week end with friends In that city. Mr. Griffith is mayor of Jefferson and the President of the Marlon Auto Garage company of this city. Orler J. LeffingweU is spenaing the week-end visiting friends in Se attle and Portland. - - Hotel Arrivals. opposition to the proposal, the new I Hill Military Academy life reader. . He can help yon solve your problems. Capitol Hotel build ing, for a limited time. district will be formed as soon as the directors of the Squaw creek project can take proper action. Should opposition be voiced to the move it will be necessary to submit Portland, equipment. Or.,' has government NOTICE I " D0ET CAES ARRIVING Get Your Order in Early SALEM VEUE COMPANY .162 North Commercial Street ; CROSSETT SHOES "Make Iife'i Walk Easy", ' SCHEPS The House! of Kuppenieimer . i - r THE "DAYTON" The Bicycle for Everyone LOTD b. ramsden 337 Court Street Bicycle and Bicycle Repairing Place Your Order Early for Fall Planting Complete line varieties Salem Ncrxery Company Phone 1763 427 Oregon Building INDIAN AGENCY at A. H. MOORE 421 Court Street Military Men Here Klonnie Smith, son ot Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Smith, has been for 10 days entertaining Sergeant Codding and Lieutenant "Jim" Hall, from California. The three boys spent many months together in the United States air service in the Panama Many Homes Change Hand Among the Salem residences changing hands the past week are the Mrs.. Squire .Seeley residence on Hines street, which was purchased by John Marr; the Town send resi dence on South Eighteenth street. which was bought by F. W. Royal; C.CO 3.70 10.30 12.25 15.25 cr sanest, okxgox at BUGn HOTEL A Horn Away from Borne Strictly Modern $l.te tr ay . IS WW C SU4 Cwatrt Only Botal la Bus in a District purchased by Dr. William R. Mott. and a new 5-room bungalow at 145 WOODRY . conducts aalea anywhere In Marion or Polk countiea, Store located at 270 No. Commercial AUCTIONEER 7 n r" IT Of! I - ImU, l Better Goods For Leas HIGHEST PEICE PAID . For SECOND HAKD FTJENirUEE Stoves, Carpets and Tools The Electric Restaurant A good place to eat Short Orders all day 481 State Street J. D. Maddox, Prop. Soda Crackers, per pound. .... .90c I Dairy Salt U SO pound sack... .75c Straws, per bale ...85c Lanndry Soap la S3 bar lots for 91.00 Ilardwheat Floor at per sack.. 9323 THE HIGHLAND GROCERY Pbono 400 746 TUghland Avenue BISHOP BROS, High and Ferry fits. Phtms 1401 YEBUY . Farm Prodnee, Eggs, etc- Faying I Highest Casn Market Prlcea. S. C STONE, 11 D. CURES CANCERS and does a general office practice. Office Tylers Drug Store 157 South Commercial Street ; HARTMAN BROS. 0. 1 r . Tor Fine Jewelry Jewelers and Opticians ARGO W. L. McDougaL Salem; Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Stevens. Newberg; Mrs. M. P. Corbin, 611 vert on: Mrs. George Toung. Juactlon City; R. Wl nana. Anaconda, Mont.: Edward J. Koch. Fremont. 111.; Miss Minnie Larson, Carrie Larson and B. M. Cra ven. Everett, Wash.; J. W. Winters, Independence. Or. BLIGH Frank L. Robinson, city; C. W. F. Zuren. Portland; W. L Han aa. Portland; Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Ul rieh and child. Portland: R. H. Churchill Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Bobbins. 8alem: L. II. Allen, En gene; Billy Stepp. Portland; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Swoboda. Chemawa. Or.; Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Wella, Portland; M. and B. Lnck. HUUboro: Mrs. W. P. Hoffman. Portland; Miss veda Ranvane. Portland. MARION Ross E. Summerweii. Fran etenos. Red ding. CaL; Mr. and Mrs. IL B. Shows. Portland; S. M. Connor. Portland; pal A. Mooner. Seattle: Mr. and Mrs. P. R- Shepherd. Portland; Mrs. Nellie Welch. WllllamsporJ. P-! Harold Meyshan and Helen Meyshaa. Will lams port. Pa.: Steven Tanscn. -lrnvLajd: Mr. and Mrs. C- w. uam. Attorney General Brown will I TnriynA- R. R. Johnson. Tillamook. leave next weec lor noseourg wneri0r . 0 y Ford, and wile, an joae. ne win psa nis vacation. nc win p.i . Ir. and MrS. CvSm U. unvne, be accompanied by Mrs. Brown and I w w&lUee. Portland: Ms little daughter. I .w1 M cr. H. Lanrala. Los An- j. a. cnurcniu. siaie supenmeac-1 . . M iH.v.naa. Portlaad: ?. ... . ... mw Ttrw- Mr. ana atrs. w. n. ivuh, 1 pt. per day peV month I 2.40 1 qt. per day per month 4.50 1 pt. per day per month...'.. 2 qt. per day per month 5 pL per day per month 3 ot. per day per month..... 1 4 at. per day per month Extra pint Se Extra quart 15c T. Cream, per plnt....35e W. Cream, per pint.... 4 5c WHOLESALE a pretty 6-room bungalow, owned g j!"?!; 'it hiv Portland: J. E. Aseshorny. San by the old Salem Land company at TU'uonor li Tr ral 45 Mr. and Mrs. W. W. We 1840 South High street, which was fIf-JS San Franclo; U C, Parker. Three gal. or more, per gal... 40c SALEM SANITARY DAIRY, FAIRMOUNT DAIRY. MEADOW LAWN DAIRY. I I Personals 1 rc- he land. f BITS FOR BREAKFAST 1 J i Good Good. 1 i Today's Beeord Suggestion 4516S Our Yesterdays Elsie Baker end of public instruction, has turned from Colorado where passed his annual vacation. J. II. Ackerman. president of the Monmouth normal school, was here yesterday conferring with J. A. Churchill, state superintendent of schools. .Mrs. Edward Patterson will leave Tuesday night for Hood River and The Dalles where she will pass a fc days with friends. John Cochran, deputy secretary or state, passed Friday and Saturday n Portland looking after business affairs. Mrs, Butler, wife of a former cir culation manager of the Capital for Salt Lake where ahe wiu make I make a symmetrical growta. AJ. Gardner The Leadhg Jev? eler- Successor to Gardner & Keene New complete line of Cut Glaif Ware and Irory Goods Now is the time to hav your Diamonds and other gems at tended to by our expert workmen A. B. Gardner tlon has been in f jrce for two weeks past. - W. S. U Kren attorney ror me Ba tons, asked the court to compel the appearance of C. S. Jensen and John Von Berberg. tUZ owners ot ue People's Amusement ecrppany, as Joint plaintiffs in the actum, but uan J. Malarkey. attorney for the defend ant. resisted this aucxsafnlly. Argu ments were not concluded. PERILS OF POETRY. There was a tall printer named Llddle Whose versified 'gift was a rldle He had such a time . To balance his rhyme That he parted his hair fa the middle. Colambas DUpatch.- Marlon county census, 4T.11T. a- . m That la a rood showing, compared with most other Oreron eounUes. S But It should be larger In the next decennium. because Salem's increase was 25.4 per cent, and the country should grow as fast as the city, to TBt VttlVtfttAlCAB Sales and Serriea 290 North High Street YallevMotofUo. DIXIE 35c Doz. DOUGHNUTS SALEM BAKIliG C0EIPANY 439 Court Street 235 CommercialSU Fnona IIT WILLARD Storage Battery In SXBVIC1B STATI03I II Trunks, Bags, Suit Cases p8N.mghSt. TeieDHonexoa Phone tS4 Mosie Bolls and Brief Cases at 1 i her future home. She la at present employed aa stenographer In tho of fices of the secretary of state. Percy Cupper, atatex engineer, win leave here Tuesday for Rockawy where he will Dass hlsvacatlon. lie m m The Increasea in population In Sa lem and In the surrounding country will depend upon one another, large ly. Salem 'cannot grow fast and) solidly without a last growm m me J WALLFELT" Takes the place of cloth at about one-third KAX 0. BUREN i 171 N. Commercial St. HAMILTON'S 340 Court Street. Bonds, Mortgages Inf sreat HAVKINS & ROBERTS 04307 Oregon BaBdlac WOOD WOOD The best furnace wood In the city for the money at Tracy's Phone 520 FURS STORED Store your Furs during summer with ns . WEST FUR CO. W. W. U00RE ' Furniture 8 tors The Horns ot the Vlctrola ! Yoa get more for your money Moore s It Pays To Trade At Tho FARMERS CASH STORE C Barton Dnrdall 247 Xorth Commercial S47 L A n M C PKOflE MOVING 0li STORING ?k?X SHIPPING nm m ... mw m Ail lunas TRAHSFEr i Goods Our large fleet of trucks enable as lo Kive you prompt aervira ana truck of the site needed for your job ImnmtTT mmm Mil Dlataae HaallBK m acuity. We iiur and tyell WOOD AND COAL. D. A. LARMKR. Maaaser, Renldnr Ttone Taectrle llachlnery axl Engineering I . Company For 1 621 Court St, Opposite Court House I XpT BLECTBICAL W0BX Phone 4SS 1ST Court Street .167 North Commercial St. At the Electrio Sign "SHOES" CARL & B0WERS0X Groceries DENTilSON ELECTRIC CO. - JOO WORK AND FIXTURES i North Uberty Street 383 Court Street Phone 409 W T. RIGDON CO. Leading Funeral Director! 1920 ELGIN SIX IS HERE I .Dreamland Rink Dance Eycry Wednesday and Saturday Bungalow Orchestra will also be accompanied by Mrs. I farming districts, and the growth of population on the farms win oepena largely -upon the marketing a ad manufacturing facilities which Sa lem must prorlde. S S You wfll read the copyrighted ar ticle on the editorial page, headed The World'a Present Need." and you will want to continue reading the article or this brilliant San Jose writer, from Sunday to Sunday. You mar not always agree with him. but i wilt rive von something Inter esting, and something to think about. '. . .. The null all together to get all the flax pulled must go on for two or three weeks. The proper har vesting of that crop holds .great promise for the future of. Salem. . That gink. Parley P. Chrlstensen. who Is running for president op the third, or fourth, or fifth party ticaei Mini to think he la having a good time, any way. There Is aa old fel low out at the Salem iasane asylum who has a lot ot fun out of thinking he is president of the United States. Who would begrudge such. fellows their enpoyment? No news Is good news from Mex- Cnpper and children. Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Pettlt expect to leave here this week for Rockaway where they will enjoy their annual vacation. I. R. Smith, local tobacco vender. has returned from Pacific City, where he passed a few days witn friends. Mrs. Kate watt of Portland, ar rived here last eveniag to spent a few days with friends. Mrs. Watt owns considerable property here. Governor Olcott Is expected to return here Tuesday from Cannon lleach where he Is passing a few days enjoying the beach. Stephen A. Stone, city editor ot The Statesman. Is HI at his home with a severe attack of tonsllitla. Miss Poppy, stenographer In the offices of the state treasurer, will return here tomorrow from Seaside where she passed her annual vacation. Joseph Richardson, deputy secre tary of stale. Is passing a few days In Portland on business. James Ward, elevator operator at the supreme court building, leaves tomorrow for Portland on his annual vacation. Tom Handler, state corporation commissioner, has returned from Til lamook where he spent a few day; moras! The magnificent character of oar equipage appeals to those who ap preciate real worth. We offer our knowledge to those In need of fur services. . Ton can feel con-. f Ideal that we will treat yoa fairly. 7H 1 1 pe-klnd-to-wlfe' gates ot D.H.M0SHER . High Class ; Cleaning and Pressing V. 474 Court 8treet MYRTLE KN0WLAHD Haste and Musical ' Soaora Dealer ta 411 .Court Bt. Salem, Oregon . , Tslephoas ail WANTED . Beans Potatoes PEOPLE'S CASH STORE Motorists who are looking for anlji.a hi. with .l.nftt aodr iiaoe and Interior spctricauoas chat assume DiaxiMum rvice anq economy at a reasonable prtee should m. thia ear. LEE L GILBERT, DisWnntor tSS S. Caartal straci, , US. GARAGE 114 rerry Street USED DDT NOT ABUSED CAJU SPECIAL New series Stndebaksr. value im. today tllOO. D. 8. Oarage. Phone 1TIS USED CARS To Sell Cheap for Cash or to trade for Bread and Butter Tint b, a MOTOR CO. ITS 8. Commercial 81. LONG DISTANCE AUTO TRUCKING WILLABIE1TE VALLEY TRANSFER CO. - Pcene 1400 y-'-i - ' We al do local bauliax. HOME OWNERS and BUILDERS Now lsthe Time to Install the HOMER PIPELESS HOT AIR FURNACE WM. GAHLSD0RF The Store of Housewares 115 N. Liberty St. . . .Phone 47 riih hi famllr. H la now in search in hlaliCO, family hre. " PrMl lttirhtl chairman of the I aT nov f a public service commission, spent yes-1 week. terday In Portland. I i George Dunsford. superintendent I Tne ureeas are ai me or state buildings wlIL leave about I Adrlanople again. August la for points on the Tilla-I S "a raook beach where he will spend hisi What a lot of us need more tnaa vacation. 1 anything else Is a few jdays off for Miss Weldron. stenographer In the 1 fishing. offices of Governor Olcott will leave I S "a later In the month for Marsh field I omr ara the June brides getting where she will visit with her sister. I oa their house-cleaning? ill II. Bennett, state supenniena- eni of banks, is passing a few days In I Tw n.- TU-t the eastern part of the state. J flfCIcT UWTltTt IT CM Herbert Nunn. state highway en-1 D.' L:- E" t:iJM gineer. Is passing a few days at TO-1 a viviuuco lamook lookinr after business sf- fairs. PORTLAND. Or July 23. II ear- Mrs. George Ashman and Infant I log was begun today, b-Nro Judge daughter, also her daughter. Miss Robert Tucker, prestding la the cir- Clsie or Waterloo, are viaiting at the 1 cult court on Ute appitcat'na or :ne hom r J. u NVvinn 4 ix North I Peoole'a Amusement company for a Commercial street for a few days. I permanent Injunction 'it . reatrato B:usick: BALETI ALBAHY WANTED JUirX A5D M1CHX5ZBX OT ALL KXXD8 We also boy secpwd-haiid goods. If jim have anything to sell for a good pries call 693. Tbo 8quare Deal 11 CAPITAL JUNK CO. 71CJeveks Et. CaJea. Ore. WtatHaTeYon? We buy. sell and exchange new and second-hand furniture, stores. ranges, rugs, tools, etc Wo will buy. yon out. COL. XT. F. WRIGHT, Aoctloawc 271 N. Commercial St. Salem. Or. List your aalea with as People's Fcrcitcre Store Night Thone 104T . rhons Til while Miss Elsie is undergoing medi cal treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glasgow of 93S North 22nd street are attending the state rampmeeting of the Church of God now in progress at Woodburn today (Sunday). I . Mr. and Mrs. W. TL Psrker, of this city. left for Toledo to visit the mother of Mr. Parker. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Tripp and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. O'Brien sad daugh ters, of Eugene are In the city visit ing at the home of B. L. Beal. Mr. W illiam Rabe and sisters. Mis ses Emma and Mabel of Cedar Palls. Iowa, are making a week'a visit at A. J. Homeyer'a home. S25 North ZZpA etrc-t. TJ'V f"klrr, a tur stiiktng anion employes from picket ing five theaters eperatel by 'the rem pa ny here. A fmp.rary m)ane- Baby's Things MUST Be Right No mother wants to take a chance in baying things for La by. No need to.. We bay our assortment of dainty needful for baby just as carefully as we make up a prescription . Sole Agent for Garden Court Preparation Schaefer s Drug Store 135 No. Cozal St The"Paixlrr" Store ' ; Pleasing Health-Gmng Scientific treatments, baths, massage, for ladies and gentlemen Hydro-Electro Therapy Methods Chronic troubles relieTed.. .Qualified, attendants. ..Charg reasonable Oregon Building OREGON BATH HOUSE Sale a