THE OREOOX STATESMAN: TTESnAT, ArCFST IT. 1020.
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CITY NEWS
Spwlw Arretted
Two more speeders on the Pacific
highway were arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Bert tSmith yesterday when
they were driving in excess of the
prescribed speed limit. The traffic
violators are C. A. Grannell,. 1407
Spruce street, Ilerkeley. Cal.. and
lira. Scarbrougb. Spalding building
Portland. They are to be tried be
fore the justice of the peace at
Woodburn.
I pttal. Mr. Middlcton. who was .77
years old. leaves relatives in New
York state. Funeral services will
be today at 4:00 p. m. at Kigdon's
chapel. Iter. James Klvln officiating.
Interment will be in City View cemetery.
Legal Blanks
Get them at the statesman ouicc.
Catalog on application.
Work For Stenographer
A Salem concern wants a stenog
rapher. Permanent position. Call
at Statesman office, or phone 583.
Matron Complains
The matron of the W. C. T. U.
ball on South Commercial street
made a complaint to the' police yes
terday that the portion of Ferry
street on which the hall abuts has
been used as a place to clean cars
and that oil and grease are spilled
' on the street. Her complaint re
quests the police officers to "check
this practice In front of the hall.
Cancellation Sought
Alleging that his signature was af
fixed to a mortgage obtained through
false and fraudulent misrepresenta
tion. D.W. Bushnelle has filed suit
against J. V. McFarlane. Mr. Bush-1 Dies at Hrenital
nelle alleges that the defendant ob-1 r. L. Bayer, died yesterday at a
tained the mortgage to his property local hospital at the age of 37. The
on July 20, consisting of lots 5 and (body will be sent to Portland for
6 in block 10 of Capitol Park addi-1 burial
tion. in the sum of S1200. He claims
that Mr. McFarlane induced him to I iturial at Shelbu
consent to the mortgage when he -in- Ezra J. Posple, 87 years old, died
timated to him that he would be Sunday at a local hospital. The
sent to an insane asylum by his rel- body will be sent to Sbelburn, Linn
ativea ir he aid not give the mort- county, for burial
gage, ine piamiiir prays ror can
cellation of the mortgage, and costs
and disbursements Incurred in the
suit.
rrora Salem. Eugene. Albany llar
risburg. Ccrvallla, Dallas and' other
points.
The Fanners' Warehouse Mill
ing company of Redmond filial arti
cles of Incorporation yesterday at the
office of T. U. Handley. state corpora
tion commissioner. The capitaliza
tion is S25.000 and the incorporators
are C. O. Reynolds. T. J. Quigley and
C. F. Hoskins. Articles were filed bv
the Schnell-Sharp coompany of Port
land, capitalized at $10,000. The In
corporators are Fred J. Schnell. Omer
G. Sharp. Olga A. Schnell and A. F
Sharp. Resolutions of dissolution
were filed by the Two Shoe Mining
company oi Baker.
Iligdoa and
Reliable funeral directors.
Wanted a House . .
, Will pay good rent for 8 or .10
room house. For particulars address
Box 219, Salem.
Love, Watchmaker ami Jeweler
337 State street. Salem.
Walter Fraser reported to the po
lice that he lost his bicycle Sunday
while it was parked near the Bllgh
hotel. He believes that It has been
stolen. ,
Many Couples Marry
Thirteen marriages licenses have
been issued by the county clerk in
the last four days- On Friday mar
riage licenses wfte issued to three
couples, seven on Saturday and three
on Monday. This is the biggest run
since June. The following were Is
sued marriage licenses yesterday:
Louis Kabow, Salem and Maude Mc
Moores. Salem; William E. Norwood.
Portland, and Cora Atkins. 1144 Fer
ry street, Salem; Robert A. Waiste,
One Hundred and Third street ana
Forty-Ninth avenue, Portland, and
Lauvina M. Fisher, Woodburn.
Internal Irrigation
One firm of grocers In Salem. J.
L. Busick & Sons, sold 65.000 poundj
of watermelons from Thursday af
ternoon to Saturday evening of the
past week. That means about three
pounds of melon for eery man. wo
man and child In tne city ana me
record Is from only one of the sever
al hie rroeery stores, so It can be
Associated Oil Reports
A statement of the Associated Oil
company of California, filed with the
secretary of state yesterday, shows
that during the month of July 592.
858 (gallons of gasoline and 44.375
gallons of distillate were sold In
Oregon by that company, on which
total of filu0.42 was paid.
Card of Thanks
We wish In this public manner to
thank the many kind friends who
gave assistance and sent floral offer
ings and in other ways helped dur-
inr Ihn laat slrkness and at the fnn
teen that tne neai wave mai visu- era, of our husband and father. Mrs
ed here during those days served aslg B catterlin. F. J. Catterlin. W. E,
a strong stimulant to one line of bus
iness at least
Catterlin. S. E. Catterlin. Frank
Catterlin and Florence Irwin.
V
Hill Military Academy
Portland, Oregon, gets results.
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'CLARA KIMBALL
YOUXG
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"FOR. THE SOUL OF
RAFAEL.
HARTMAN BROS. CO.
. - For Fine Jewelry
Jeweler and Opticians .
On Vacation-
Office reopened Aug. 20th.
O. L. Scott, chiropractor.
Dr.
Hand Member
Richard Riley, a member of the
Salem band was lost for several
hours Sunday In the woods near Me
hama. He started on a fishing ex
cursion early Sunday morning with
Charles Pabst and Ike Souinwica
and lost his way after becoming sen- I
arated from them. He was found by
a searching pariy.
Personals
William Middleton died at 8
o'clock a. m. yesterday at a local hos-l
Place Your Order Early
for Fall Planting
Complete line varieties
Salem Nursery Company
Phone 17 S3 427 Oregon Building
llrnir I Attended
Salem contributed 30 of the parti
cioants In a picnic held at Browns
ville Sunday by operators and line
men employed by the Pacific Tele
phone & Telegraph company. The
attendance .numbered about 3S0
INDIAN AGENCY
at
A. H. M00RE
421 Court Street
JACK'S CAFE
A food place to eat
Short Orders all day
S. Com! Street
J. D. Maddbx, Prop.
II. S. Radcliff and family will
leave today for a vacation trip to
the San t lam.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Turner have ar
rived from Seattle and are visiting
at the home of Mr. Turner's father.
F. A. Turner. 335 North Capitol
street. They made the trip by auto
mobile. Glen Ackerman was here Sunday
from Portland. Mr. Ackerman.
whose home Is In Salem, will return
to college at Corvallis, In September.
Miss Billy Slorutn is here from
Portland to visit friends.
Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Stevenson and
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Edwards
have returned from a motor trip to
Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Robertson of
loiwton. Okla., left Sunday night for
Seattle after spending several da
with Mr. Robertson's uncle. J. P.
Robertson and with his cousin, Mrs.
Mildred Robertson Brooks.
A. C. Graham of Iowa has pur
chased a some In Salem. He was mo
toring through this section when he
became enamored of Salem.
Mrs. Dr. iley D. Hanson is here
from Medford to visit her son. R.
D. Hanson at the Marlon hotel.
W. C. Franklin and son Lock wood
left Sunday for Oakland. Cal.. to at
tend the funeral of a brother of Mr.
Franklin.
Miss I tern ice Craig returned Mon
day from Astoria where she visited
Miss Helen Houghton.
Mr. and Mrs. Abner Lewis, 152j
State street, are enjoying a vtsit
from their son and daughter-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Lewis of Seattl-3.
Mrs. O. Monson of Newberg visited
her daughter. Miss Olga Monson.
Sunday.
Phil Edmlnster, a traveling sales
man, was a guest of William Gahlf
dorf at the Commercial club lunch
eon yesterday.
Frank KIrby of St. Joseph. Mo..
and M. L. Wilborn. an attorney of
Chicago, were guests of A. C. Bohrn-
stedt at the Commercial club lunch
eon yesterday.
Percy A. Cupper, state engineer
has returned from a vacation trip
to the coast.
James Ward, elevator operator at
the supreme court building. Is back
at his post after a vacation of two
weeks.
State Senator J. C. Smith of Grants
Pass, his daughter. Miss Josephine
Smith, her friend. Miss Yvonne
Smith, were In Salem yesterday. The
senator visited his brother. Dr. J
N. Smith. The party Is motoring
through the valley.
Allen Kafoury. of the Kafoury
nrothers stores, is In Seattle on
businesa trip. While in Seattle he
will purchase some fall and winter
stock for the Salem stores.
Attorney and Mrs. Ronald C. Glo
ver, left Sunday for a two weeks
vacation at Cascadia.
NOTICE
DOET CAES ABBIVma :
'c Get Your Order in Early t ;
SALEM VELIE COMPANY
162 North Commercial Street
W00DRY
conducts sales anywhere In
Marlon or Polk counties. Store
located at 270 No. Commercial
AUCTIONEER
CR0SSETT SHOES
"Make Life's Walk Easy"
SCHEI'S
The House' of Kuppenheimer
THE "DAYTON"
The Bicycle tor Everyone
VLOYD E. RAMSDEN
S87 Court Street
Bicycles and Bicycle Repairing
Setter Goods For Leas
fflfifullOH
HIGHEST PRICE PAID
- For
SECOND HAND FTJENTTTJRE
Stoves, Carpets and Tools
ELECTRIC MACHINE &
ENGINEERING CO.
For Thor Washing Machines and
Electric Work and Supplies.
337 Court St. Phone 4 SI
DIXIE
DOUGHNUTS 35c Doz.
SALEM BAKING COMPANY
430 Court Street Thone 954
SWIMMING
is very refreshing on a hot day.
Come and bring your friends.
OREGON BATH HOUSE
Oregon Building '
Will close at 5:30 Earh Evening
I hiring August
WHEW! BOARD
FULL OF NAILS
Wife of Over-Stimulated Mr.
Wiley Succeeds in Sub
duing Hobby
Not moonshine, but Bitter Root
tonic, it seems, over-stimulated C
R. Wiley. 1833 Front street, when
shortly after midnight Saturday his
wild antics led his neighbors to send
in a call to police station to the
effect that someone was intoxicated
In their district. Officers Victor and
Moffit were sent out from the sta
tion to investigate the report.
Upon their arrival the officers dis
covered Wiley In a comatose con
dition as the result of a beating said
to have been administered by his
wife with a two-foot board which
the police say had nails in It. Mrs.
Wiley Informed the potlce that she
assaulted her husband in self de
fense, as he had vought to abuse her
shortly after he awoke, from a
drunken sleep. ,
According to the report, of Mrs.
Wiley, made to the Investigating of
ficers, her husband returned home
at about 10 o'clock Saturday night
in an intoxicated condition. He was
soon overcome by sleep. Shortly
after midnight he awoke In an Irri
table moou and sought to Intimidate
his wife, which resulted in his being
bludgeoned.
The officers brought Wiley to the
city jail and released him Sunday
morning when he gave a $10 bond
for his appearance In police court
Monday morning at 10:30 o'clock
tie iorieiied his bond by non-ap
pearance.
Small Ctrl Badly Hurt
When Struck by Auto
Sales
ValleVMotorCti.
Molfitt Lectures Boys
and Makes Them Go Home
Verden Moffit lectures Sunday.
Aside from curbing yould-be Old
fields, who race at 3." miles per on
State street, between Nineteenth and
Twenty-fifth streets. Moffit finds
time to lecture on Sundays, accord
ing to a report filed at police head
quarters.
Mrs. C. M. Pickens. 1963 North
Fourth street, reported to the police
Sundap that her three children were
fighting with her neighbor's child
ren. She wanted an officer.
Whereupon the desk sergeant dis
patched Moffit to Investigate the
combat between the yonngsters In
the neighborhood of Mrs. Pickens.
Upon the arrival of the officer on
the scene of the battle he discovered
the youngsters wrangling and hurl
ing epithets at one another. Ac
cording to Vhe report on file at the
station. Moffit lectured to the young
sters. restored order and sent them
home.
Catherine Couley. 1 1 years old.
daughter of Mr. and' Mrs. Romeo
Couley. received serious Injuries
when she was struck by the fender of
an automobile driven by Frank C.
Perry Sunday. The accident hap
pened 11 miles north of Salem on the
Pacific highway. The girl received
broken Jaw and severe Injuries about
the bear and face. She Is in the Dea
coness hospital In Salem.
Apparently no blame Is attached to
the driver of the automobile. He was
not driving rapidly, it Is said, and the
automobile struck the girl when she
suddenly ran Into the road from be
hind a truck that was standing in the
road.
A. B. Gardner
Successor to
Gardner & Keene
We have just received
shipments from the factor
ies, of
Elgin Wrist Watches.
Green Gold and Platinum
Ring Mountings.
A fine display cane and com
plete line of Ever -Sharp.
Pencils
Also
A very nice line of Silk Um
brellas in newest designs and
colors
Expert workmen in every de
partment A. B. Gardner
The Leading Jeweler
Genuine Walrus
Today's Record Suggestion
17 1805 . An Operatic Nlgh
mare.. ..Piano. . .Urndt
Soda Crackers, per pound 90c
Dairy Salt la SO poond sack . .731
Rtnwi. iter hale. ............ . A5c
Capital Hardware and Faraltwre Co. I Laundry Soap In 23 bar lota for S1.00
zs . uommercisj ou mwt I IIrd wheat Flow at oer sack. .923
I THE HIGHLAND GROCERY
Phone 400 748 Highland A venae
"WALLFELT"
Takes the place of cloth I
at about one-third ,
IOXOjBUREN
17 N. Commercial St.
Trunks, Bags, Suit Cases
Music BoUj and Brief Cases at
HAMILTON'S
340 Oourt Street
Bonds, Mortgages
Iarereat Bearing
HAWKINS & ROBERTS
04307 Oregon Building '
WOOD WOOD
The best furnace wood in the city
for the money at Tracy
Phone 521
:v FURS STORED
Store your Furs daring summer
r with us
WEST FUR CO.
621 Court St. Opposite Court Boose
BISHOP BROS.
High and Ferry 8U. PhoaS 1411
WE BUY
I Farm Produce. Eggs, eta. Paying I
Highest Cask Market Prices.
W. W. II00RE
Fnrnltnre Store
The Rome of the Yletrola
Ton get more tor your money at I
Hoore'B
It Pays To Trade At The
FARMERS CASH STORE
HIGHEST PRICES
Paid for
Vegetables and Fruits
PEOPLE'S CASH STORE
H Reopening of Hospital
J Is Delayed One Week
Contrary to a previous announce
ment, the Salem hospital will not
be ready to resume operations until
next Monday. August 23. It had
been planned to begin work yester
day. Miss Gladys V. Steele, the new
superintendent- has taken charge of
I the McKlnley school building where
the hospital is to be located for an
other year and Is re-arranging the
building for hospital purpo
Ochoco Dam Completed,
Cupper Is Informed
The Ochoco dam. which together
with the remainder of the project wfll
cost ll.2S0.000. has been completed.
according to a telegram received yes
terday by Percy A. Cupper, state en
glneer.
Mr. Capper will Inspect the dam In
a few days, and Its acceptance de
pends on his report. .
Mr. Qupper has been Invited to at
tend the Irrigation development con
gress which will be held In Seattle.
September 1C and 17 and which will
be attended "by delegates from Ore
gon, Washington, Idaho. Montana
and Wyoming.
COMSWMD COPAIBA s4
AT YOCnt DstUCCtST"
18-inch Leather lined $12.50
MAXO.BUREN
179 N. Com! St
This organization
has been tested
as to Its qualifi
cations. Our ser
vices are at - all
times found to be .
satisfactory and
are replete with
the proper appointments.
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Read the Classified Ads.
167 north Commercial St.
At the Electrio Sign MSH0ET
DENNIS0N ELECTRIC CO.
JOB WORK AND F1XTLKS3
fttta North Liberty Street
CARL & B0WERS0X
Groceries
383 Court Street Phone 409
847-
C. Barton Durdall
-North Commercial S47
W T. RIGD0N CO.
Leading Funeral Directors
D. H. M0SHER
High Class
Cleaning and Pressing
474 Court 8treet
trons;
chat
conomr
inia
MYRTLE KN0WLAND
at Hat mxd - Maalcal
Baaora Dealer tm Sal
411 Court St. Balem, Oregon
Telephone ass
1920 ELGIN SIX IS HERE
aiocoriaia woo mrm iooin
n .. k f . . V with AMMBt I
iinea and Intwior spclficUoaa
my at a raaoaable price sfcoold
la ear.
LEE L GILBERT. Distnhctor
1M S. Cm Trfal Street.
U.S. GARAGE
f 14 Ferry Street
TTBim ttt rtftr Afitffittn CARS
SPECIAL New series Stndebaker,
value 11825. today S1IQ0. u. p.
Oarage. - pnone it si
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PHONE MOVING
creri STORING
SHIPPING
All Kind,
TRANSFER of Goods
Dur Urge fleet of trucks enables ua
to rive you prompt service and a
truck of the aim. nrded for your Job
Cm mtry aul Lmmm I !.
Ilaatla; a plalr.
We Buy and Bell
WOOD AND COAL.
IX. A. LARMKK. Ma aa;er,
Renldenoe I'hone
LONG DISTANCE AUTO
TRUCKING
WILLAIIETTE VALLEY
TRANSFER CO.
PHcneHOO
We also do local haulinx.
Dreamland Rink
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Dance Every Wednesday
and Saturday
Bungalow Orchestra
VANTED
Beans
Egs r:
Potatoes
PEOPLE'S CASH STOREj
USED CARS
To Sell Cheap tor Cash or to trad
tor Bread and Butter
the' b. a C MOTOR CO. '
178 8. Commercial St.
Bu'si
ck
WANTED
iVSK AKD UtCnCTEBr OF ALI
KINDS
We also bay seoond-haad gooda.
If yo have anything to sell for a
good price call S93. Tha BqW
Deal Uooae.
CAPITAL JUlfK CO.
171 C&esaeketa fit Ealoa, Ore.
WhatHayeYon?
We buy. sell and exchange new
and second-hand fnrnltnre, stoves,
ranees, rags, tools, eta, Wa will
bay yon out.
COL. W. P. WRIGHT. Aaetloi
271 N. Commercial St, Salem. Or.
Ust your sales with us
People's Fumitnre Store
New Fall Suits At Popular Prices
Bought for early selling out they go and you shall share with u the advantages we gained
in taking advantage of every under-value indication we found in the long weeks spent pre
paring tins store for fall and winter. -
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You will find remarkable values at $29.75 $34.75 $44.75 $54.75 to $95.00
Because you buy now, instead of waiting three or more weeks.
The styles are all new models for fall and
winter 4920-21. You can purchase in full
confidence that you will be as correctly
dressed as anyone you might see on Fifth
Avenue, Lake Shore Drive or the Boardwalk.
We made very sure of this in our selections.
There are suits of plain materials for gener
al utility wear.
There are suits of fancy materials for gen
eral dress wear.
There are simple tailor-models and others
lavishly embroidered, tucked, stitched and
button trimmed.
There are models for women of regular
build for women who are undersized and
those who are oversized there are models
for large girls.
Among them is exactly the suit for YOU.
Topular Trices
1. ($. g-hurUw Ota.
Quality Merchandise
Our Tay As You Go Plan works to your advantage at all times
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