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Newspaper Page Texti t - THE OltEGOCf STATESMAN: FRIDAY, AUGUST IS, 1020. .., If '?: J - ' t '--: rv CfTY MEW Portland Woman AircteI Mrs. V. A. Lockwood, 7S7 Irving itreet, Portland will have a hearing before the justice of the peace at uoodburn on . a charge of driving her automobile in excess of the speed limit on the Pacific highway between Hubbard and Aurora. She was ar rested by Deputy Sheriff Bert Smith. Store News ew goods arriving dally. Au thentic' styles, purchased by N. C. Katoury, now in New York. Kafoury ' llnnu ta lti rr h JU1 E. E. Bergman of the mechanical jonnt-tmant nf thA Ralpm hi eh school has purchased the Si. S. Savage pro- nartr on Ea.st ijnemei-eia through the office of J. A Mills. ji Pance at Brooks Saturday night, August lUb. Lady Cook Wanted . At the Gray-Belle. era of these lines know that Mr. Lockhart was formerly city editor of The Statesman: that he was in France during the war, working tor the Y. M. C. and tjiat he has been in Warsaw, Poland, in the same serv- lri for tha mil inl months It la evident that tha Amrirani have been ordered out of Warsaw, for fear the capital oi round might be taken and looted bv the Rolaheviki. and ner. haps any of them who did not wear r arm is iioiignt k th- naHl-Tiki Walter C. Mand of Terre Haute. I L 7 .- " J i at iim a ii w an ii m ar r i a ind., has recently ourchased -the l. z .v. ,. in . n , ; . , . line riKui ainu ui cuuars, ui uau i ru rr.-a, yera i.vi acres on me , hlk h-,P -,-, in in their Evidently the revenue officers who have been engaged In running down -Aitniiiinomi" did not throw a- scare into the hearts of one who stole about 175 gallons of cherry Juice lronr Kurt ft company of Commer cial and Jefferson streets. Represen tattives of the Kurtx firm claim that about 175 gallons of cherry juice were stolen from their warehouse, and that the juice was in tin cans. Officer Moffitt is Investigating, the theft, bat as yet no clue has been, un covered. '', t - . ' ! For Cut Flowers Call iilra. Bennett, 1030 Chemeketa. Phone 1280. ' . . 1 Mr .-Jtf ' " m a 9 . S a w whims, might be butchered by the Und f11 t0 ' mk? rentle assassins. Any way. Mrs. mis meir oome. ana other friends l. j enA- t foll n-v 7... wtinri ' , v n.. 4 iic ucai l.. I. ..kU.t.m was made through the X A. Mills -real estate office. ' , . I - ' Get them at the Statesman on ice Catalog on application. Klener la Karl I fMalmln- that Arthur Kieoer fl..l , . I . . 11 . . .fill I . Mnniuu namx n airr i wrongiaii; iuok ana nw niuukimj i. - m r. . - I J . ..! 1 - e .u j oi nanaoa nas annUed I uias some oi ma pvrwun fiui-i u k . . , . . I -1 -I 1 . v t 1 11 1 1 m me siaie engineering uepartment I mm u iuc ut ui . ivr uiuunij iu appropriate z o sec-I " " jwciuj ond feet-of water from Wilson creek I Plaint against Kleper seeking recov- iur muDicipai power purposes. The I 1 ' -" vy-- w . application is a preliminary oneandue Kien by him at $585 and costs .iru.. nA .. I of the suit as well as the payment of r:, .. . ..r,r v lh. S100 dm.e(,. 0n An.it 10. i I arrnrdln to the r Trasses Fitted at Tyler's Drug store by an expert In the business. and has failed and refused to pay - i rt T i me remainuci, . wu u aiari- ed suit, according 10 a complaint filed at the county clerk's office yes terday. r. imiiui iuii ins sale was made to the defendant on January 25, 1920. Stelnbork Brings Suit According to a complaint riled by It Kteinhock aealnst the Comatook Brown ft Aim company, he delivered an ma Helling- to the comDanv on Anrll Z. 1Z0. lor wnicn ne received l z.t hnt rliimi that the beltinr ia -a-lued at $103.50. The defendant having paid $23 at tne lime or me purcnase isn -.n ia aiierea qua id niainiirr Th nialntlff ttetitlons the ronrt for a ludrment against the defendant for $60.50. cosu and disbursements in the case. sanitarium. . Mrs. Feeley received to injuries wnen ner ouggy was over turned and the rear axle of the au tomobile became fastened in the spokes of the rear wheel of the bug gy, throwing Mrs. Feeley to the pave ment wiin lorce. tier injuries are not serious. Iarhier la Bora A baby daughter arrived August 8 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Wbelan at their home near Hose-dale. works. Dr. Ob Vavcatioo . Office reopened Aug. 20th. O. L- Scott, chlronractor. Bids to Be Opened -- Bids for the surfacing or 54.61 miles of highways and the construe- I at non oi several bridges will be open ed at the next meeting of the state nignway commission, which will be held In Portland August 24. Boys Prune Orchard 11 is Bennett,, of Mortiingside .has purchased ' a . prune lorchard near Jef feraon. SS acres of nrunes with a heavy crop.' The deal was made by J. A. Mills. ' Safe and Well In Berlin - Safe and well" were the words of .... I - v- AA w r on . hr hna a. LociDtn. dated in Berlin yester-l f " " . " .7 ' . . " aay, and received aunng tne nay oy 1 --,---' -'-'"- airs. 1-ocKnarT in oatem. aiost reaa isma r.r 1 s -V l a "WHAT I1APPKXED TO JONES' ' With : BRYANT WASHBURN -;vr : NOTICE, ; i DORT CAES ABEIVINa Ckt Your Order in Early SAIr,lVELIE CQT.IPAinr . 162 North Commercial Street according to the complaint, Kleper wrongfully too- a team 01 gray mares a dog and a bird, valued at $300, one Winona wagon valued at $50 and a set of work harness valued at $35. i RlgdoB and Sob Reliable funeral directors. 4 (-.- Wutt noaiel The associate membership of the Commercial club will postpone the August meeting. So many of the young men are out of the city that the officers decided not to attempt to meet this monm. iney promise -rw-taltT Intereatinr session next month, which will be Monday eve ning September 13. Inmate F-opre Superintendent J. N. Smith of the Oregon school for the feeble minded reported to tne ponce yesieroay mat Dora Jasterson. an inmate or mat in -?lnte-a- Mm- Aakt-rl In the estate of D. C. Sherman who died September 24. 1919. Emma M. C Sherman vilH- fllaut a net 1 1 Inn asking that the administrator of her husbands estate be instructed to pay her $50 a month for her mainte nance pendtor the adjustment of the estate. The administrator of - the Sherman estate Is W. J. Culver When Mr. Sherman died It was thnnrht that he died Inteatate hut a will was subsequently uncovered that has deterred ipee.dy settlement of the estate. ... stitution. had made her escape. She. and bears license number 18177 and is described as neing sz years oia. oil has been repainted recently witn tne dark complexion ano nair and waaigign. Drager Kruit -company snowing laiFore Ask Divorce Rowland I. La Fore has instituted proceeding for a divorce on the grounds that his wife deserted him without any provocation February 23. 1912. They, have one child. Louis La Fore, who has been adopted by George Jory. No property rights are. involved In the case. Mrs. l-a- Love. Watchmaker and Jeweler 337 State street. Salem. Place Your Order Early l for Fall Planting Complete line varieties Salem Nursery Coxnoamr Phone 1761 42t Oregon Building! me ddresa Licence Issued ' A marrlare lieense wa issued veS terday at the county clerk's office to Charlea Zierler of 44 South Eight eenth street and Ida Machburn of INDIAN AGENCY at A, H. M00RE r 421 Court Street Rnea VVw Mnner Aiieeinr that w. ii. iturcnari pur. rhaaed a monument valued at $265 and a marker at 145 for the total value of $310 on which he paid $100 t; W00DRY conducts " sales anywhere In Marion or Polk counties. Store located at 270 No. Commercial Of AXK-C OR-BOOa at UGH HOTKIt y A Rom Away frora Hosae Strictly Modara 11. par day ll 1M HMM l MM Caafar. II Only Hots! la Business DUtiiet Automobile Ktolei A representative or the Drsger Fruit company reported to police headanartera veaterdav that a Ford touring car had been stolen from the company's office at Roseburg some time last Wednesday. According to the report the Ford is a ltis mooei plainly dressed when she left the in stitution. She did not wear a hat. Guardian Appointed Jndre v. M. Bushev honored the mkumi nf Jamea M. Hicks. 16 vears old. to have his mother appointed guardian, and yesterosy signed an order making the appointment. She i. hhiiImiI tn mia a bona tor iivvv. The same order makes her the legal rnardian of rlooert , Jones and uor don Jones. Woman Injured White drlvlnr her automobile on Commercial street. Glsdys Bressler ran into a buggy driven by Mrs. Ar- .1.1. Gtia. at the Interaeetlon of ritnri and Commercial streets yes- tantav reanltlnr In Inlutiea Which v luatji . i vw-... B - - " . a a a a. sent Mrs. reeiey to tne wiuameiie falntlv ihmnrh her near eoat Of naint It was thought by representatives of the Drarer firm that the car was headed in the direction of Salem land: J. 8. Hoorllk. Los - Angeles; George Misfeldt. Eugene; R. P. Ram dninh k- a. o. Tlndooloh. Port land; D. II. Diamond, Portland: Fred Franake. San Francisco;. x j, viio- born, Portland; H. PerclvaL Port land: F. D. Morton, t-ugene; atr. and Mrs. F. W. Reese. Portland; George C. MacPbeleor. Portland; John K. Wilson. Eugene; H. T. Kraeger, Los i.r.iM- j. n. VeCord. Portland: Clyde Baabe and wife, Portland; F. N. Slocum, eeatue; 10m uootn. Portland; II. E. Powell, Eugene; Dick Lone and wife, Tacoma; Mrs, A. Spencer, Tacoma. Ban Are Not Let Down to Foreign Depositories -n.n-a at forelrn countries do not hsve a right to place advertisements i nawananera and nenoaicaia oi nrernn for the Durpose of csuslng foreigners in this. state to send tneir money to meir uun tv-mi w deposit. Thia la the substance of an opin ion from the office of Attorney Gen eral Brown to Will It. Benneu. state superintendent of basks, who made the Inquiry on behall o; one bt II. St en son. Alkali In Soap Bad For the Hair Genuine Walnxj 1 8hch' Leather lined 1 2-5 0 , MAX 0. BUREN 179 N. Coal SL lH-yaia Daa-M InuIlHr After helna- affllrted with St. VltUa dance since early childhood, Sophia McKay of Woodburn was yesterday committed-to tae uregon state novi Soap should be used very - care fully, if you want to keep your hair looking Its best. Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alklll. This dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and ruins It. The best thing for steady use Is Mulslfled ' cocoanut oil shampoo (which la m.re and STeaseless). and Is bteter than anything else you can use. "I One or two teaspoon Tula wui cvuimuicu'iv mv uicivu -mis -- (jne OT two iNlinvauu ' tal. The -disease, according to herl ceanM the hair and scalp thorough father. Induced Insanity which re-1. simply moisten the hair with I water and rub It In. It makes aq abundance of rich, creamy lamer. suited in suicidal mania. The moth er of the girl died In her infancy and aha haa been llvlnc With her father. ELECTRIC MACHINE & ENGINEERING CO. For Thor Washing Machines and Electric Work and Supplies. 337 Court St. Phone 488 Vlahlaa TarklW Koond Aeenrdlna- to a letter Written by P. Mrrinvern- addresaed to the coun ty clerk, he found some fishing ma terial consisting of spoon noos, iun lng hooks and line and a fishing H-m.jii-Mr A-rhrrea Glltner. while he was fishing last Sunday on very cheap, and the Lucaiamute river, me nsuiu license and the fishing paraphernalia are in the possession of the county cierK. hih rinses out easily, removing -rr r-irtlrla of dust. dirt, dandruff and excessive OIL The hair dries Quickly and evenly, and It leaves the scalp soft, and the. hair fine and aiikv hrirht. lustrous. Duffy and mit to manare. Von ran ret Mulslfled COCOSBUt oil shampoo at any pharmacy, it s tew ounces wui ptosis . We consider each trust a sacred obligation. We fulfill our duties la an able, dignl tied manner. Our record for fair dealing is well known. Fairness In everything Is the motto of this organization. Personals AUCTIONEER IT l VJ J i rrulron CR0SSETT SHOES, "Make Life's Walk Basy.' - schei's V The House of Kuppenlicimer THE "DAYTON" ' The Bicycle tor Everyone - LOTD E. RAMSDEN ' 8S7 Court Street . Bicycles and Bicycle Repairing Better Goods For Less - HIGHEST YEICE PAID , , : . : For SECOND HAND rUSNITUEE Stoves, Carpets and Tools SWIMMING is very refreshing on a hot day. v- Come and bring your friends. OREGON BATH HOUSE Oregon. Building The Electric Restaurant A good place to eat Short Orders all day 481 State Street J. D. lladdox, Prop. HARTMAN BROS. CO. For Fine Jewelry Jewelers and Opticians Today's Record 8aggestioa 17978 Operatic Rag Moskowlts Soda Crackers, per pound 90c Dairy Salt ta so poona sacK . . .oc CM. K1a . tOr --!.- V. ,-J T7-i Ct I T - a. laMWIfltl fnrllJM I - - V. . . I a I . . a 2t pi. worn merci a- Ok. rawn I narawoeM r m ivs- Mva.. .-w-w THE HIGHLAND GROCERY! Phone 40t 740 Highland A venae , ea-wasaaW , "WALLFELT" Takes the place of cloth at about one-uura KAX 0. BURHI 171 N. jCommeclal St. Tnxnks. Bags, Suit Cases IXusio Bolls and Brief Cases at - HAMILTON'S 340 Oonrt Street Conds, Mnrtaaornc mi o o 94 Interest Boaiinc InveatinentB HAWKINS & ROBERTS 804.107 Oregon Bufldhig; WOOD WOOD The best furnace wood In the city for the money at Traeys Phone 821 BISHOP BROS. I High and Ferry fits. Phone J.400! WE BUY Farm Prodoce, Eggs, eta, Paytai Highest Cash Market rneee. FURS STORED Store your Furs during summer, 4 . . with ns WEST FL'H CO. 1 521 Court St. Opposite Court House W. W. M00RE Furniture Store , "TK TTnma of the VlCtTOla Ton sret more for your money a Moore's. HIGHEST PRICES Paid for Vegetables and Fruits PEOPLE'S CASH STORE 167 North Cotrimercial St. Ii i.'rt.a-la fMarn "SHOE SHOES' CARL & B0WERS0X It Pays To Trade At The FARIilERS CASH STORE C Burton Durdall 247 North Commercial i 7 L A R M C FUOME MOVING OQfi STORING aTkrH SHIPPING WMI.MI a aa XT 1 Ail tunas Groceries DENN1S0N ELECTRIC CO. JOB WORK ARB FlXTUKTa CSS Kortla Lfberty Street D. H. M0SHEB High Class Cleaning and Pressing 474 Court Street 383 Court Street Phone 409 W T. RIGD0N CO. Leading Funeral Director! TRArtSFER oi Goods 1920 ELGUI SIX IS HERE Motor lata who are looklas for a strong, eervtcaable car wua ai.jrani lodr itnaa aad interior aaaclflcaUoDa Sat aaauma maal-wm -rvlee ad I acoDotnr at a raaioiuwia " -- 99m lui. tiau . LEE L GILBERT, Dutnbnter Dur larga Met of truck enables as . .'mi n.Atimt nrlM MlftA m. truck of th siae n--lei for your Job .CMBtrr LaST Dtataaea HiUi( a actalty. W Bur and Sll WOOD ANO COAXa - Dw A. I'AHUKk. auiaatcrt B..M.-f Vhon 1". ' Mr. and Mra. Frank Stlllman ol Unden street are enjoying a visit with their son snd daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Stlllman. Jr.. of Port land. Mrs. Will E. Purdy. 1550 Waller ttraai retnrned vesterdar after a vis it of one week at Newport- She was accompanied by her daughters, Fern and Olive. Harvey RIngrose has returned frnm an antilir to KaVDOfL Miss Mildred Miles of Olympla. Wash., niece of Mrs. P. J. Hlbler, is visiting here. Dr. R. E. Lee Stelner. superintend ent or the state hospital for the In sane, waa In Portland yesterday. Miss Helen Berg of Portland has accepted a position as stenographer In the office or the state heard ot control, succeeding Miss Irene Sap nlnrton. who haa returned to her home In Washington county. Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Brown. their son Keith. Master. Oliver Cup- B;r. and the Misses Wanda and Wars rown of Stayton will leave for New port Friday evening for a two-week afar R. R. Emmons was here yesterdsy from AlhanT. Rev.- J. R. Jeffery ot Glasgow. Ilniit la a B.m vialtnr. Dr. W. H. Lytle. state veterinarian waa In Alhanv VMterdaV. R M Mavhrrv. banklns man of Pendleton, was a Salem visitor Wed- nndiT and Thuradar. Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Wolf or Nyssa am Salem vlaitora. Mr. Wolf re- rentlv reairned as cashier of the Mai heur County bank. They will go to the coast. E. J. Stack, former secretary of th Stat Federation of Labor, and C. M. Rynerson. editor of the Port- a a, a. a ara. M fk. a-. -a aa-S. iana uaoor tress, were iu visitors yesterdsy. 0 Dr. Carl Miller went to Portland yesterday to meet Mrs. Miller who Is returning from the east. Sam A. Koxer, secretary oi siam. was In Portland yesterday. Mrs. WL K. Brown of West Wilson street Is enjoying a visit with Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Chnh, arrivals from Okla homa City. Okla. Earl Race, city recorder. Is mov Inr Into the new home which he re cently purchased at 950 South Twelfth street. J. F. White of the police depart ment will leave Saturday for Wallowa county where he will spend a vaca tion of two weeks visiting with a bro ther. Howard Powell of Eusrene visited here yesterday and left for Port land. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Crenlse have left for a vacation at the coast. Under New Management Sdem Gleaners and Dyers . ' - s . Expert Repairing and Alterations 1215 Sooth Commercial Street Phone. 1663 We Call and Deliver P. L. Fahnlander, Prop.' IMVARIETY Where Dollar For DoDar Value Is Giren. We have always made it a practice to buy good goods at the lowest price poMiW, but l low Pricn means inferior quality, we pay more. That is the reason our customers are alwsys satisfied. Try us the next time you need anything ia dry goods, notions, tinware, granite ware in fact almost anything. 152 North Commercial SL DID YOU EVER KNOW A CHORUS GIRL? O.HENRY DID! MYRTLE OiOYLAIlD Mnale sad Sonom .11 Court St. Or Telepaoae all. j MTED Beans Eggs Potatoes PEOPLE'SCASHSTOREj La . US. GARAGE til Ferry Street TTevn tirrr KfYT ABUSED CARS anvmir n series Studehaker, niaa titss. today SltOO. TJ. E Oarage, rnono mi - USED CARS To Sell Cheap tor Cash or to trade for Bread and Butter A TITIS H. G. MOTOB CO, . ITS 8. Commercial St. LONG DISTANCE AUTO TRUCKING VILLAI.IETTE VALLEY TR Pltest 1400 We also do local haullnx. Dreamland Rink Dance Erery Wedneiday . and Saturday v Bungalow Orchestra Hold Arrivals, B u s i ck ;.s . CALEII--ALBAITT . WANTED tmSK AKD UiCmXKFT OV ALL KINDS We also Imy second-hand goods. If yosi have najthlng ta eU for m cood price call Z9S The Square Deal Hise, -v CAPITAL JUNK CO. S7t Cbesneketa gt , Salens, Ore. What Haie Yon? We bur. sell and exchange aew and second-hand furniture, stovea, ranges, rugs, tools, etc We win buy you out. COL. W. F. WRIGHT, Anctloaeer 271 N. Commercial Et, Salem, Or. List your sales with as People's Fornitnre Store Night Phone 19 iX PHone Til Anno .11. nlrtaart. Portland: Warren French. Klamath Falls; John McAndrewa. Klamath Falls; W. r. Laa-aon. Georcla Sllnstrels. m.ir.ll Pftr Obrle. Portland: II. Benka. Portland: Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Ilauk. Glendale; Elmer Hayes. Glendale; R. Emmons. Albany; Grace Bridces. Portland: 8. - Miles, i on- land: R. X. Rice. Los Anseles; M. J. Jeffries. Portland; G. W Glessner. Portland: J. R. Roark. Portland: K. A. Caae. Portland: II. E. Parsons. Portland; E. E. Snyder. Portland; J. FL Lne. Tne Dalles: Mr. ana Atra. Robertson. Los Anxeles; J. N. Fran- k-i sattl: A. la. West. Phoenix; Dsve Easter. Astoria; A. E. Bruffett. San Francisco. MARinv Georre Bnrch. San rnnHani: Pari Boden -Seattle: P. P. Stewart. Portlaad; E. L. Durell. San Francisco; Kent Leslie, i-omana; rani n. raat. Portland: Fred J. White. Portland: . E. Pearson. Portlsnd; A. C. Kleske. Portlsnd: uiu Vila U Raker. Woodland. Ca.; Miss Mack B. ClemenU. Berkeley, rai Phil E. Wise. Walnut Grove. n n it Prien. San Francisco: A.I vimrw Ran Francisco: J. M. Balrd. Saa,rranclsco ArthttrBootha.-rott". He knew, train robbers too; and detectives snd pickpocietx. He knew artists and cab drivers and bar tenders. He knew their lives, their loves and gritlt, and wove them into enchanting tales. He was their paL He can be yottrs. The treasures of his pen, all the romance and drama are. yours. Every day THE PORTLAND NEWS will give yon an 0. Henry story Complete in. ad dition to the best News Service In Oregon able editorials and special articles on timely topics, a sport page, children's page,' comic section and a host of special features. All This and Then Some, for 60 cents a month, delivered at your door, every evening. . . Never before have you had such a won derful opportunity. Don't miss itl Write at once to F. W. Jobelman, Bligh Hotel; or, better itill sit right down and telephone 712 order ..... leg The News" deUvtTtd Today. .