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THE OREGON STATESMAN: TXEtmAYV ArOIW 3, 1020.
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city
NEW
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S
ate of 42jnri. The body will be
sent by the Terwllliger runerai
home today lo Portland where fun
eral and burial services wilt be held.
Child Welfare- Worker to Meet
. a mntlui; will be called at St
o'clock in the Commercial club roouis
; of all the officers, physicians, doc-
tors, dentists, nurses and others who
: have been assisting the. Marion Coun
ty Children's bureau during the c.x
uuiM if the organization. Verv
important business regarding the nec
essary equipment tor ine cunics m
the future is to be taken up and it
Is urged that all attend. The clinic
ua a a left that all those who have
screens which they do not need do
nate them to the bureau for it is in
itMxi of three for' the carrying on of
the clinic. Even the forms for tha
screens will be very acceptable.
PU-nie Halt Mailt
The Wisconsin association "Is pre
paring for a picnic at the state fair
grounds on Wednesday, August 11.
Pnr 4 rc-vitA of Theft
Jr.hnnl Cov vik arrested In Port
land last week by Portland author
ities an,d is charged as the Individ
ual who stole a walrus hand bag be
longing to J. - W. Jacobs from the
Marion botel two weeks ago. Coy
was annrehended in Portland with
tho afnlen ha in his vnossesaion
Deputy Sheriff Schlrmer of Multno
mah county brought the suspect to
Salem yesterday and he was ar
raigned before Justice of the Peace
Glenn Unruh. Coy plead not guilty
and his hearing was "set for Thurs
day at 10:20 o'clock.
Watch I Lost
i C. C. Haynes reported to the po
lice yesterday that he lost a watch
during, the Elks convention in this
city. He describes the watch as he-
ing j gold with the name of Harry
Haynes engraved on the face, lie
also said that the rigure 1S93 were
engraved on the watch.
Lecal Elan .
Get them at The Statesman omee
I Catalog on application.
Hill Military Academy
(Portland, tircgon, nas primary,
preparatory and academic depart
ments. -
Damitgn Are Small
William X! Rmmona renorted to
the police last night that while be
was driving north on Nineteenth
street be collided with another ear
when he turned to drive west on
Court street; The other car
driving west, on Court street.
Emmons reports that f only minor
damages were suffered by the col
liding car. .'-"'.'
Register ItaMea Now
The names of babies' to be regis
tered for the August clinic of the
Marion County children's bureau
hmiif he nhoned to the organiza-
. M V .. - W - -
t inn new secretary. Mrs. H. L.
Matthews. 467-R. This Is to be one
nt th most Important dates of the
bureau Thursday, August 26 for
on that day Dr. E. U. Moore of Port
unH the well known child special
tt will hat onlr be present to give
nrrMiioni to mothers concerning
w.nlth. rare at their children, but the
Mr. I new public health nurse will attena
to cases needing medical attention.
Portland. Columbia highway. Rend, day after visiting his parents at their
C rater Lake. Ashland, then north to home.' 540 South Liberty street.
Falem. N aolinw shortage was Mrs. G. 11. Terwllliger spent Jr-
f .... r. .1 -t mir nl'.ru .... l k ti-i . I -.. I wm t'nrt la nil t 1 1 In C Wlin
ikrur Me vaiiey. i rrienas tor ins uj.
I
Personals
I Veterans Want Everybody
to Join in Dig riauc
i
, .
Glen Purvlne and DonaM f i.n.
have returned from spending the! KTrvboJv Is the better Jor an
week-end at the home of the latter's occasional outing. If only for a day.
rents at. rnuomatn. i fDj when such an opportunity tor
William Lochman nf Tn rt 1 a r ,1 i-u in-.hi time n resent 9
a week-end visitor at the F. L. Pur-1 itself, as will be provided Thursday.
August 5. everybody snouia iase -vantage
of the occasion and go with
well-filled hketa. This opport un
it will nrfnr on the above date
whn the Marion Countr Veterans'
association holds its annual plcnle
at Sllverton. Tjhll association Js
coniDosed of veterans of all wars.
LAINSON SUIT
BRINGS DENIAL
S. P. Agent Aiers Negligence
! Now Shown When Acch
. dent Occured
vine home
Fred Aldrich returned vetrt3
from Jpf fcnian chn h k.. i
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attending the Epworth league Insti
tute. iiu orotner. Kdmond Aldrich
also returned yesterday from Astoria
wnere ne was a delegate to the
American Legion convention.
For Rent. Strirt.lT Modern-
Weil furnished room In private
fsmllv with pond home ceoklnr. 920
Mill street. .
Kont Tn Central!
The remains of A. W. Dole, who
died at a lo-al hospital Friday, wrc
sent by the Terwllliger Funeral home
to Centralla Sunday for funeral and
burial.
ftlrOam and
Reliable funeral oireetors.
Deputies Take Oath
O. M. Shields of Portland and T.
A Kaffetv' of Rcseburs. two of the
field deputies appointed by Secre
tary of State Xozer under the new
motor vehicle law. were here yester-
ilx tn take their oaths of Office. J
n . l . . I . .w J. . . I t K.
i-ercy a. v-uyir, siaie engineer, I ana tney arc ursuuui ui ui""&
and .family are at Rockaway beach public generally, as their guests and served by the railway
.7- I . .i ... .mi r.t Mrfwi. Yannr Lalnson suffered
An answer by the defendant In the
riu of SUnley Lainon. by tats
auardlan ad' litem. Lu L. Lalnson.
aralnat the Southern Pacific eom-
ninr was filed yestiday by John
Burton Payne, as agent 'or the com
mbt. La.lnson was tniured Decem
ber ZS by colliding with a standing
frelcht train at State and Twelfth
mt rt a.
Mr. Pa mo denies tbe charge of the
plaintiff that no precautions were ob-
A. Saltxman of Rend, tbe third of ..wdm J. A. Poland Is
. . . . ... i
tne aeputies, win appear m".
on an outing. I want them tc come and feel perfect-
J. W. Duygett. proprietor of the Mr at home.
PMitrai Unwell Snnnir ham win I . Judre burton, a Civil war veteran
leave in a few day for an extendod I and one of the roost entertaining
. . . I l ill L . m 4 A,
trlii tn nort. Ire iuirh tnil Pn. (DrairrB, wu un ywuk w
' F . . - I - i 1 t I K .
get Sound Cities. I liver me principal ui"
n'1Hi eir.t.,r I dar. It Is also exDected that the
milium -w.. vrci Kiwi I - .... ,
the supreme court building, began G- A. R. drum corps will be present
bis vacation yesterday. Mr. Ward li wl,h ntf nd dnm; An??
i . . i d-.i n i li. moii i. nave oecn mioe wnu ia
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B1LL1E BURKE
; . In.
14 A WAV GOES
. PRUDENCBT
L.ST TIMES TODAY
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Funeral In Tiortlan
pital Sunday after anAllness of ev- wanted at Twin Falls. Idaho, on a
..... U kart of iarcenr by embetilement.
Extradition Grantel
Governor Olcott yesterday granted
the extradition of C. L. Peterman.
eral weeks. She was 3C years old
The body was sent to Portland yes
terday by the Terwllliger Funeial
home for burial.
Lore, Watcbmafcet ana Jewel
1ST State street. Salem.
Dlea at Hospital
Arthtir-st. unee aiea ai a
hospital yesterday morning
charee of larceny by embetilement.
" j a
I'eterman was arresiea a uenu. a.
X. Sprague. sheriff of Twin Falls
county, was here to return the prls
tner to Idaho.
a local
at the
Clairvoyant and Life Reader-
Robert Fulton, natural oorn me
dium. Satisfaction guaranteed. Cap
ital hotel, for a limited time only.
elevator.
Stat Senator I. L. Patterson was
here yesterday from hlsK Kola farm.
George Putnam, editor of the Capi
tal Journal, spent the week-end on a
fishing trip.
P. H. Mulkeyls here rrom Port
land. Mr. Mulkey attended a meeting
of the Spanish War veterans last
night.
A. II. eames, attorney of Medford.
was a visitor yesteraay at tne su
preme court building.
uunng nis . i ana tcai me ri
running the Southern Pacific company for a spe- track OB,y tU
clal train to leave Salem at 10 a. I WDen young
itterson was - nd Te Sllverton at 5 P m I freight train
for the return trip. The fare is S
rents for the round tdlp. This train
was secured by the local O. A. K.
tost guaranteeing receipts of $125
for fare. If that amount should
fall shorf the post will have to make
tie the deficiency, but the post oi-
flcials. feeling that there would be
Young Lalnson suffered broken lgt
above the knee. .
tv. aawr lJmlu that a freight
train obstructed the traffic on State
street as alleged by the plaintiff in
ih anlt hot deniea that the train
was on the tracks for a considerable
length of time. It says the train
had atoDDed because another train
waa mi the trark Immediately ahead,
and that the freight had oeen on the
or lour micim
Lalnson ran Into tie
freiaht train at a reckles rate of
neet while drlvlnjc his automobile.
Pin rlaJma in his answer that
although the night was foggy aa al
tered, licht waa discernible for naif
a hioek. and that the are lights at
th Intersection of State street and
Twelfth street made visible the
rrelrht cars that obstructed the
A. B. Gardner
The Leading Jeweler
Successor to
Gardner & Kecne
New complete line of
Cut Gku Ware
and Irory. Goods
Now is the time to have your
Diamond and other genu at
tended to by our expert
workmen
A. B. Gardner
many outside the veterans' organl- meet, and that -
cation desiring to Uke advantage
of such an opportunity for a pleasure
reme court ouuaing. hri took the risk
Miss Haiel Downing has completed Tni Silvertoi I
Place Your Order Early
' for Fall Planting
Complete line rarletiea
Salem Nursery Company
Phone 1763 427 Oregon Building
Return From Trip-
Mr. and Mrs. n. J. Teei. joe Teei
ana t-yrus touser reiurneu irum " I v.tvnwln
10 days motor trip to Crater Lake i
hr vacation and Is back at her desk '
in the offices of Attorney General
rtmarn
Mr. and Mrs. James McCorkle are1
exnected to return this week from
lantern was placed near a flat car
that obstructed the pathway and that
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It could ne seen tor at ieaai nu
Th court Is silked to dismiss the
action and to award the defendants
on Saturday. The road was by
NOTICE
D0RT CAES AEEIVINa
Ckt Yqxa Order in Early
SALEM VEUE C0RIPANY
. 162 North Commercial Street
CROSSETT SHOES
"Make Life'i Walk Easy,f
rsciiEi--
The' House of Kuppenheimer
INDIAN AGENCY
( . at
A. H. MOORE
421 Court Street
HAVE A TURKISH BATH
. and Ton will feel better.
Dy far the bet remedy for a cold
OREGON BATH HOUSE
Oregon Building
W00DRY
conducts sales anywhere .In
Marion or Polk counties. Store
located at 270 No. Commercial
AUCTIONEER
The Electric Restaurant
A good place to eat
, Short Orders all day
f 481 SUte Street
J. D. Maddox, Prop.
rharloa 1 Dincler of Twin Falls.
Ida., was a Salem visitor yesterday.
i'ntti states Senator George E.
Chamberlain was in the city yester
day. ...
v T Lee was here yesterday from
Klamath Falls on hla way home from
Portland. ,
D. II. Looney of Jefferson, representative-elect,
wai in the city yes
terday. -
Theodore Becker of Cast la Rock.
Wash., returned to him home yester-
The Silverton park is an Ideal
place for a picnic, and the people
of that thriving little city are glaa I aUoraey., feea and disbursemenu.
tc welcome visitors, be they veter-l
ans or Just plain, everyday people.
The public is hereby notified that
a cordial
all t6 come
and well filled baskets, prepared to
find the visit to be a red letter day
fcr the summer. .
; is herehy notitieo; mail
invitation Is extended to ffenJ BrOWtl Elected
wttn tneir wnoie laminar, .
to Represent Legion
HIGHEST PRICES
Paid for "
Ve.eULDles anrl Fruits
PEOPLE'S CASH STORE
r
I K 'A r.
' k mi ma STBM
1 VJ-
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THE "DAYTON"
The Bicycle lor Ereryone
XLOTD K. RA1I5DEN
. is? Court 8treet -Bicycles
and Bicycle Repairing
DIXIE
DOUGHNUTS
35c Doz.
Better Goods For Less f
HIGHEST PEICB PAID
t ; For
SECOND HA17D PUILNITTJRE
stoves. Caraeta and Tools
Capital Hardware and FnrnltuTe Co.
1 215 N. Commercial bu
I tUttlm. fTrarkerm. ner Donnd. .... .20c
Dairy Bait 1st so ponna sac..7ac
I Rtrawa. ner hale 03c I
Laondry Boap in 23 bar lots for 11. OO
lllardwbeat Flow at per sack..3.Z5l
THE HIGHLAND GROCERY
Phone 4 SMS 74 ft nisblaad Avenue
- BISHOP BROS.
men and Ferry SU. - Fhons 1400
WE BUY '
Farm Produce, Ergs, ate Fajtai
Ulrhest Caan Market Prices.
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HARTMAN BROS. CO.
For Tint Jewelry
Jrvrelers and Optician
Marshfield Elks Commend
Marion Hotel Manager
, Al N. Pierce, manager of tlje
Marion hotel, has received from
Marshfield lodge No. 11S0. B. P. O.
Elks, a letter of commendation on
the manner In which Mr. Pierce
bandied the big crowd that patron
ized his boel daring the Elks con
vention. The letter follows:
Ltland Brown." son of Attorney
General Geo rice U. Brown, has been
elected bv Canital Dost No. 9. Ameri
can legion, of Salem, as a delegate
to the national i convention of the
legion to be held In Ohio nex month.
The Serious One
ideal once.
The Younger On
lose It?
"I married It." Life.
L too. had an
How did yon
eiv nnunMn nYFv
, yAt the meeting of. the Marshfield rjt str er rain rxmr saaterkl la a
lodge No. 11 CO. B. P. O. E-. follow-1 poor 4 Uaut en "DUbm4 Dyaa,"
y dirsctloaa la package.
Today's Record Suggestion
2048 Beautiful Isle of Some--.
where . . Steller Quartet
"CORNS"
ptffi WILLARD Storage Battery
BEBvXCB BTATX03
SALEM BAKING COMPANY
Trunks, Bags. Suit Cases t33N nieh8t 1,km81
139 Court Street
Phone 054 1 Music Bolls and Brief Cases at;
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aWALLFELT"
'Takes the place of cloth
at about one-uuro
MAX 0.BUREN
170 N. Commercial St.
HAMILTON'S
340 Court Street
; Bonds, Mortgages
Interest Bearlnf Inveatments
HAWKINS & ROBERTS
0X14u2O7 Oregon Building-
WOOD WOOD
The best furnace wood In the city
, for the t money at Tracy
- - -Phone S20
W. W. M00RE
Furniture Store
Thm TTnmn f the VlCtrola
Won tnnrn for VOflf money m
i . ww aw " - - -
Moore's
L
A
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M
C
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PH3HE MOVING
OQii STORING
r.rJi SHIPPING
9AkUl ... ir?J.
iUl runai
TRAilSFER tl Goods
i ing tne report rrom our aiem con
vention, tbe lodge gaveTOti uhanl-
mous vote or tnanks lor tne exeei-
l.l manner In Wlch VOUr betel Is
LnnHnriM. and nartlcularlv so under
! the unusual conditions attending tne
recent state convention oi ia
lodre. - -
-We reaiife it is no smaii mwr ,lru. . rx,
to render such excellent service as Lift Right Off Without Pain.
I yon did to tne many nunareas oi
patrons wbo thronged your nosieiry
during tne cays or tne convenuon.
and to those of .our memoers wno
were fortunate to attend, there was
not a single thing notlcel wbicn you
had left undone to contribute to the
pleasure ani comfort of your guests.
We also realise that la addition to
giving such excellent service, yon
mr alA railed anon tn cone' with
many things which were unpleasant
and might have led to much more
M-rious reanlts had you not bandied
them In your masterful way.
"Again assuring yen that we are
all deeply grateful for the excellent
efficiency In which you conducted
your hotel, and that we shall be glad
to do whatever is possible to make
your visit In Marshfield a pleasant
one next year, we are.
"Yours very truly.
"Marshfield Lodge No. 11 CO.
P. O. E."
TBS VIVSAl CAS ,
Sales and Serrica
230 North Hifffc Street
Yollev Motor Co.
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B.
FURS STORED
Store your Furs during summer
1.1- mm mm :
vim u
It Pays To Trade At The
FARMERS CASH STORE
C Barton Dardall
247 North Commercial 247
Our large flret of trucks enables vd
IO KIT. JU ... w...,-. . .
truck of tha needed for your Joto
llaallaa- pitr.
ln. BnH Kll
.woon A N L COAL
r a. I.1RVKR. Maaattn
RmHmiw phiiMltM.
yaectrte Machinery axl Englnaerlng
Company
CEST FUR CO." I For '
521 Court St., Opposite Court House I CXPEBI ELXCTEICAL W0BK
Phone 411
SS7 Court Street
167 North tJommerdal St.
At the Electric Sign "SHOES"
CARL & B0WERS0X
Groceries
DENinSON ELECTRIC CO.
JOB WORK AND FU.TUKZ3
LtX North Liberty Btreet
383 Court Street
Phone 409
- W T. RIGD0N CO.
Leading Funeral Directors
D. H. M0SHER
High Class
Cleaning and Pressing
474 Court Street
MYRTLE KNOWLAliD
Mnalji and Maslcal MerAaw
, SoBor Dealer U Salem
411 Court St. Balem, Oregon
V Tslsphome SIS
1920 ELGIN SIX IS HERE
Motorists wbo are looking" Jor
aarvlecablo car Wlin
i r : . . i m, ..m nMtuni
Miat assume nuino'11 m. m. .3
icSnomy at a reasonable price should
i ae mw .
LEE L GILBERT, Distnbntor
1SS So. Oeaaaaerciai sir.
. Dreamland Rink
Dance Every Wednesday
and Saturday
. . - .
Bungalow Orchestra
U.S. GARAGE
III Vmrrr Street a
nvn nnr xirvr anTTSED CARS
a m WmUM aa u a -m m m -tm
SPECIAL New series 8tudebaker.
lvalue Il2e,,toaay -
Qar are. raon - rs
LONG DISTANCE AUTO
' TRUCKING
WILLAMETTE VALLEY
TRANSFER CO.
Phone 1400
V7e also do local haulinx.
HOME OWNEkS and
BUILDERS
Now Is the Time to Install the
HOMER PIPELESS HOT
AIR FURNACE
WM. GAHLSD0RF
The Store of Housewares
ISSN. Uberty St. ...Fhone 7
"Pittsburg Llks" Will be
Opening Namber Tonight
If the "Pittsburg Elks", the open
ing piece of tonight's band concert
at Willson park. Mas as mucn jen
as Salem's late visitors of the same
species, no doubt everyone who bears
tbe program will havo a good time.
The program as announccwl by Direc
tor Oscar A. Steelhammer is as fol-
Invi a
March "The Pittsburg Elks-' Panella
Selection "Amorua . . uaurenaeau
Walls -Loveland" Holiman
) Intermezzo Russ; Fraake
(bl Arabian Nights i Oriental) King
Vocal Solo
. . . Mrs. Hallie Parrlsh Durlall
Overture "The Golden Dragon"..
nine
Idyll "The Glad Girl" Lampe
Selection "Lady Luxury" Schroeder
March "Tbe Premier" ...Lawrence
Tbe Star Sptfngled Banner.
Forsythe Robbed by Men
He Gives Lift on Road
Doesn't hurtra bit! Drop a little
Tree tone on an aching corn, in
stantly thaV earn stops hurting, then
shortly you'lift it ngnt on wun n
m wm Tnllll
Your druggist sella a tiny bottle of
Treeione". for a. tew cents, suffl-
ftmnt tn remove everr hard corn.
enrn. or corn between tne iocs.
and the calluses, without soreness or
Irritation.
The magnificent
character of. pur
equipage appeals
to those who as
preclate real,
worth. We offer
our knowledge
to those in. need
of tur aervlces.
Ton can feel con
fident that we
will treat yon
fairly.
I
Read tbe Clanifitd kit.
Willamette University
a
-
Tbe Old, Standard College
. Liberal Arts, Law, Music, Home Economics
Bulletins Free. Pres. Doney, Salem, Oriel
WANTED
V Beans
Eggs
Potatoes
PEOPLE'S CASH STORE
i i
USED GARS
To Sell Cheap for Cash or to trade
for Bread ana nuuw
THE R. A C. MOTOR CO.
17S 8. Commercial at.
Busick's
SAIJZIAIJlsVirx
ANTED
JXTSJL AJTD mCUlXkUT OF ALL
XCCDS .
Wo also boy second-hand roods.
If yon have anytMne; to sell for a
good price call S98. The Square
Deal lions. ,
OPITALJUNKC0.
What Ha?e Yon?
We buy. sen and exchangw
and second-hand furniture, stovea.
ranges, rugs, tools, eta. Wo will
buy roe out.
COL. W. P. WW GUT, Anctloneer
271 N. Commercial St, Salem. Or.
List your sales wita na
People's Fornitnre Store
Nlht Phone 104T " Vlon U
E. J. Forsythe. a traveling repre
sentative for Dinkelsneel at Co. of
Portland, vestardar forswore alle
giance to the order of Good Samari
tan following bis report made at tne
nolle atation.
In-nrdlnr to Mr Foravthe. be was
robbed soon after be had crossed the
ferry at Goocn wnue en route irora
Mill City to Stayton. He says Sun
rfir waa a hat dir and be took com'
passion upon o couple of pedestrians.
J I who were aressea.as loggers, waia
I in in th dirM-tlon of Stavton. Mr
1 Forsythe offered the two loggers a
ride wblch be says tney accepiea.
The men rode on the rear seat'of his
car.
When he had crossed the ferry
nar Ooorh. one of the men seized
him hv tha ahoulders from behind
while the other member searched his
pockets and removed his wallet con
laiiinr S4S.. The men then stepped
out of the car and ordered him to
drive on.
Pnravth describes the men
wearing loggers apparel and to beJ
about 25 years Old tie saye-ne wm
never befriend a pedestrian in the fa
. .-a
BAKE - RITE
-BREAD-
Is ss pure, as wholesome, as dell
clous, as science and tare can .
make It
BAKE-RITE BAKERY
457 State St. Phone, lit
1. C hipkg to
Where Shopping Is a Pleasure ...
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Outfitters to Women," Misses and Children ".
Quality. Merchandise
Popolor Prices
1 Cbetaeketa 8C Balem, Ore.
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