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GIT NEWS IN BRIEF
nwiira From Seattle
Tu" and Mrs. C. (i- regg and
A.asiier Loraine returned Mon
Ar nigh from Seattle where
,he were the guests of their son
,nd daught3r:in-Iaw Mr. and
rs. Earl A. Kregg, ralso of S. U.
Hoan and wife and Dr. and Mrs.
n f. Holt and family, all form
er Salem residents, wljiile In Seat
twi Mr. and Mrs. Gregg attend
ed' the funeral of George Holt,
jf which occurred Monday, Oct.
1: - : I '
Tie ftiher Horde 1
starts today. Ye Liberty.
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Cabbage For Sale, tVjC per lb.
Delivered. Phone 21F2.
Church Membf .N Meet
More than 100 people attended
tDe get-together meeting at the
Tualatin Methodist u Episcopal
cliurch Saturday night. The
complete program was furnished
br tta'3 Nyberg orchestra. Paul
Cllroy and Rev. Alfred jlates.
Vaudeville Today . .
IUigh theater. ; i
n
lejpj Blanks
i ; Get tnem at The Statesman of
flrs. Catalog on application.
BRYANT WASHBUItX
"A
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HOUSE
CANTON CAFE
High Class .Meals
Music 'Dancing
1(2 North Commercial Street
CJEXUIXK
I 1717 UNION
i LaMMli ALLS
I 94.00 and $5.0O
SCHEI'S
ELECTRIC MACHINE &
ENGINEERING CO.
Tor Thor ' Washing Machines and
Electric work and Supplies.
Ill Court St. Phone 488
loda Crackers, per pound . . . ,20c
Dairy Salt In 50 pound sack. .75c
ltrairo, per bale 05c
laundry Boap la 23 bar lots f 1.00
Kardwheat Flour at per sack 93.25
The Highland Grocery
Phone 496 746 Highland Avenue
HARTMAN BROS. CO.
r
For Fine Jewelry,
Jewelers and Opticians
t
itnadian Wheat Growers
G. W. Sykes and wif nr tt-
lOMssville.' Jef:erso:i county, Pa,
re, in Salem on their way home
rotn Algeria. Canada, u hero thov
have a wh3at farm. Thv am
guests at the hime of his brother
I . . - . . . V- . .
irtnitrs ,i.t-f iu .orin cottage
treet. Charles Drake anil tvifa
whose home is at Modestn r,i '
and; who are also Canadian wheat
growers and wera on their way
sooth after visiting their farm,
were also guests at the Sykes
home over Sunday.
Volet Funeral ThnpuirJl
The funsral services of Charles
Voigt, who met death while at
work in the Thomas Kay Woolen
mills at noon-Monday, will be
tield from the Rlgdon & Son cha
pel, Thursday afternoon at 1:30
o'clock. Further services will be
held at 2 o'clock at the St. Johns
Lutheran church. Rev. I V. H.
Cross officiating. Interment will
be in City View cemetery.
Free
A record cleaner will be given
to every customer buying one or
more records from us Saturday.
October 23. II. L. Stiff Furn. Co.
WEDNESDAY MORNINO. OCTOBER 20, 1320,
Extra Special
Floss mattresses, reg. $30; re
duced to $25. C. S. Hamilton,
24 0-Court street.
Rlgdon and Son
Reliable funeral directors.
KliMn Tor-3 Test Concert
The entire Keating canacitv of
the armory for Thursday evening
oeing xaKen, oniy those having
tickets will be admitted.
YounejMm
Over IS years old wanted at
the Gray-Belle. -
ir:nch Library iens
The North Salem hranoh ti.
brary, located in the highland
scnooi uunaing, will be open to
the .residents of North Salem, this
aflerfloon. and from that time nn
every Wednesday afternoon and
evening mrougaout tho i winter,
the hours to be from 2:?.n to r.
o'clock, and from 6:30 to 8
o clock. Over 200 books are
available, with , the citv ' library
contributing additional volumes
from tinia to time. Magazines of
current date will also be on the
table, and patrons are welcome
to occupy he library reading
room during the hours named.
nooks may be secured for the reg
ulation two-week oeriodi anrl re
newed for an additional two
weeks. ,
Mrs. A. . Foor, ViavJ
Representative, 331 Hotel Mar
ion.
Young; Man
Over 18 vears old wanted
the Gray-Belle. ! -
at
BOy your next auto supplies from
Great Western Garage
Opposite Court House. Phone 4 1
i WE NEVER SLEEP
SALEM CLEANERS AND
DYERS j
Repairing and Alterations j
1215 S. Com'l St. Phone 18 S3
WOOD WOOD
i - i .1
One car of dry ash wbod, $11 per
, - , cord. Phone 5201
TRACEY WOOD CO. ;
VALLEY RED SPECIAL
TUBES
At
A. H. MOORE'S
THE "DAYTON','
The Bicycle for Everyone
LLOYD E. RAMSDEN
187 Court 8treet
Bicycles and Bicycle Repairing
POTATOES
Call on ns before you sell
BISHOP BROS.
Corner Ferry and High Streets
Phone 1400
Talking Machines and Records
Player Pianos and Player RoJls
"WALLFELT"
Takes the place of
cloth at about one-
third
fLJil MAX 0. BUREN
179 N. Commercial St.
167 North Commercial St.
U the Electric Sign "SHOES"
DENNISON ELECTRIC CO.
JOB WORK AND FIXTURES
j a North Liberty Street
D.H.M0SHER
High Class
Cleaning and Pressing
. 474 Court Street
El
WANTED
Beans
c Eggt
Potatoes
People's Cash Store
LONG DISTANCE
AUTO 1
TRUCKING
Willamette Valley
Transfer Co.
Phone 1400
also do local hauling
Old Timer Visit Sum in
Mr. and Mrs. Georso I H. Sau-
bert were Salem visitors vester-
day, mostly on business. Sirs.
Saubert goes back to Acuie. Lane
county, today. They havie a farm
home there,: and their daughter
teaches the iAcme public school.
Mr. Saubert goes to Spokane.
wnere Re 13 and has been, for
many years! Superintendent of the
big printing plant of the Spokes
man-Review and the other pub
lications connected with that
newspaper.! Mr. Saubert! was,- in
the eighties and early ninties one
of the owners of The Statesman,
and the superintendent; of -TTs
printing plant.
Dancing. MoosoTlall
Thursday and Saturday nights.
Music by "New Revelation" or
chestra. ' !;
War Mothers to Meet L
There will be a meetine of cen
tral section of American War
Mothers this: afternoon in the part
lors of the First Conrrezational
church. There is much work on
hand, and the womeiv-are asking
me nein anq co-operation of ail
war mothersj and friends of 'our
boys." Please come j early.
Estate .Tat Ilwived
The state treasurer's office yes
terday teceived a check for $39.
""0, representing the inheritance
tax on thr fsintf nf tho l:it Nt-l-
fion p. Wheeler, who died in Penn
sylvania and who left an estate
in Oregon valued at $ l,f.0),0(.
mainly timber lands.
4t Airivexl
A carload of mattresses: special
sale on all present nock. Reg,
$'." Floss mattresses now $29. 5o.
C. 9. Hamilton. 310 Court street.
Conference Called
The public service commission,
through a letter written by Com
missioner Fred A. Williams, has
called a conference for Monday.
October 2.1, at the commission's
offices in the court house. Port
land, .to adjust differences be
tween the Merchants' Exchange
association of Portland and the
several railroad companies term
inating at Portland. Commission
er Williams' letter is sent to rail
road officials and to officials of
the merchants' association.
Cabbage For Sale, le per lb.
Delivered. Phone 3lF2.
Shell Comiiany Report
The Shell company of Califor
nia has filed a report with the
secretary 1 of state snowing that
lufing tln month of September
--"'" 1 gallons of gasoline were
old in Oregon, on which the
company paid a total tax of $2.-
-l.ii.
Salmo
Cheapest for three years. If
you want . to can any, phone 211.
Fitts Market.
Young Man
Over 18 years
the Gray-Belle.'
old wanted at
to Portland. ' Salem was second
with 3478 and Eugene third with
2103. Other cities in Oregon re
recelving 1000 or more pieces of
nail were: Med ford. 14JS; Al
bany. -1410; Astoria. 1381; Pen
dleton. 1326;, La Grande. 11S:
Corvallis. Hal; Oregon City.
1142: Hend. .101$; Hood River.
1013: The Dalle. 1006; Itaker,
H'Ua; Klarn:i Falls. Ii0u.
Special
Reg. 4-U." Jamaica TIoss mat
ties special $22.25. C. S. Ham
ilton. 340 Court street.
Mill Wood ,1 (Mm!
a load$20. Few days
Spaulding lagging Co.
only
Itancing. Moose Hall-
Thursday and Saturday nights.
Music by "New Revelation" orchestra.
Cupjtor on TH
Percy A. Cupper, state engineer
left yesterday for JefierFon and
Crcojf counties where he will con
fer with engineers who have been
investigating the North unit of
the Jeschutes project as a' pre
liminary to development work
that is contemplated if the neces
sary bond issues are certified by
the state irrigation securities
commission. The investigation
has been in progress tor about six
months. -
Card of Tlia
We wish to thank each and all
our, friends for their kindly-assistance
and, beautiful flower?
during the death and burial of
our father and grandfather.
Mr. and Mm. Jno. Bayne(
and Family.
WSES XS 8AZXM,OKa0V
: top at
SUCH HOTEL
A Home Away from Homo
Strictly Modern SI. 00 per day
100 Booma of Solid .Comfort
Onlr Hotel in Bottneaa DUtriet
Salem School of Expression
Lulu Rosamond Walton. Director
147 N- Commercial '
Phdne 692 1484J
Weekly Recital Class
DIXIE
DOUGHNUTS 35c Doz.
SALEM BAKING CO.
439 Court Street. Phone 954
JACK'S CAFE
A good place to eat
Short Orders all day
163 S.Xoml Street
J. D. Maddox, Prop.
Place Your Order Early
for Fall Planting
Complete line Tarletles
Salem Nursery Company
Phone 1763' 4271 Oregon Bldg.
W00DRY i
conducts sales anywhere In
Marion or Polk counties.
Store located 270 N. Com'L
AUCTIONEER
W.W.M00RE
Furniture Store
The Home of the Vlctrola
You get more for your money at
j Moore's
It Pays to Trade at The
FARMERS CASH . STORE
C. Barton Dnrdall
S47 North Conuaerdal U7
W. T. RIGD0N CO.
Leading Funeral Directors
For a Few Day Only
A sale on all Floss mattresses;
come early. C. S. Hamilton, 340
Court street. . .
Right Xot Wah
Attorney General Van Winkle
has written an opinion for Dis
trict Attorney IJert if. IJoylen of
Jefferson county, holding that' a
oerson whose land is affected by
a proposed road does not waive
his claim to damages allowed by
tie county board of road view
ers through. his failure to file a
petition for damages. Neither jx. E. McCroskey.
"-n mc lanure wurrani ine coun
ty court, it is held, in refusing
to allow damages, even thotigh
the viewers report damages in
favor of the land owner.
Another High Y Club
it Organized in. Salem
At a meeting and dinner at the
Y. M. C. A. early last 'night the
boys of the Grant Junior, high
school organized a High Y club,
adopted the national constitution,
applied for a national charter and
elected the following officers:.
President. Max Davison; Tice
president. Charles Elison; secre
tary. Mark Waldespeel. An advis
ory committee was elected con
sisting of the following: E. A. Mil
ler, principal of the school; L. A.
Pickett, boya secretary of the Y.
M. C .A.;' Leslie Day. leader, and
Young Man
Over 18 'years
the Gray-Belle.
old wanted at
! PERSONAL MENTION
Watch For
DR. JEKYEL
and MR. HYDE
It's Coming!
H. II. Reld and famllv of San
Diego. CaliL. who formed a '.lik
ing for Salem srhile they I en
camped here early last summer,
have, returned and purchased a
home on Oak street.
J. A. Hinshaw. general- freight
agent for the Southern Pacific
company, was In the city yester
day. Louis E. Bean. Eugene attorn
ey, 'member of the l3glslatare and
candidate for speaker of the next
house .of4 representatives, was In
the city yesterday. .
. T.. E. McCroskey of Tha Phex
company is In Washington where
khe-will visit a number of cities
in me interest of the Salem con
cern. -
L. J. Chapin of the Salem
King's Products company left
yesterday for Benton county.
Information reaches Sal?m that
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Butler of
The Dalles are the parents of a
baby daughter who has been
named Julianna.
Robert Smith of Dallas. Is a
guest of his brother, E. F. Smith
for several days.
Hunt of Wooibnrn is
Said to be in Lead
John P. Hunt of Woodburn.
who for leveral yean has served
as assistant to the chief clerk
of the senate at session of the
Oregon legislature, is said to have
secured enough pledged votes
from members of the next senate
to-asfcnre him the chief clerkship.
He will succeed John W. Coch
tan. who since the last aes&ion.
has been appointed deputy secre
tary of state.
Miss Rosina Miller of McMinn
? WM. GAHLSD0RF
The Store of HOUSEWARES
DIED
McCammon At the residence
of her daughter. Denver. Colo.,
Saturday. October 16. Eda War
rens McCammon. widow of Major
W. W. McCammon, II. S. army,
mother of Hugh C. and Charles A.
Portland. Mrs. Charles J. Nelson.
Denver. Colo., and William W
Edward E. and Jack. U. S. army,
sister of Charles E and AVMI.
Warrens and Mrs. Richard Ohee
of Portland and Mrs. Arthur B.
Relbord, Cnicagox - Funeral notice
later.
HIGHEST PRICES
Paid for .
Vegetables and Fruits
: PEOPLE'S CASH
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STORE
Better Goods for Less
HIGHEST PEI0E PAID
SECOND" HAND FURNITURE
i Stoves, Carpets ana looia
Capital Hardware A Furniture Co.
285 N. Commercial St. Phone 947
FURS STORED
Store your Furs during summer
witn us.
-WEST FCR CO.
521 Court. Opprfslte Court House
CARL & B0WERS0X
Groceries !
283 Court Street I Phone 409
U. S. GARAGE
654 Ferry Street
frowft tttt vnT ATtTTfiFTJ CARS
SPECIALi New series Studebak
er, Talue $1625. today $1300.
U. S. Garage. Phone 1752.
MOVING
ISSh ST0RING
930 SHIPPING
SALEM au Kinds
J of Goods
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TRAHSFER
Oar large fleet of tracta tnables si
to rie yoa prompt aerrieo and
track ot tho aix. needed for too Job.
Country ad Xrfmf Dtataaea
Hiuling a Specialty.
Wo Boy and 8.11 .
W OOP AND OOA I
D. A. IiARMXB. ICaasffar,
Aosidenee- Phono 18a
Dreamland Rink
Dance
Every Wednesday
and Saturday
Bungalow Orchestra
For Stoves
ranges, heaters and fur
niture' of , all kinds see
the Capital Junk and
Bargain House. We also
buy all kinds of second
hand furniture, hard
ware, machinery, hides
and junk of all kinds.
Capital Junk &
Bargain House
215 Center St. Phone 398
The above appeared among the
death notices in the Portland Ore
gonian of yesterday.- I
Hurh C. McCammon has lately
been making his home and head
quarters in Salem, being employed
by T. A. Lhresley Sc company. He
was in California when he learned
by wire ot the serious illness ot
his mother, and he started to Den
ver at once, arriving on Friday
last, the day before her death.
He Is now on his way to Van
couver, Wash., with the body, and
the funeral will be held there on
Friday, and the burial will be be
side the grave of her deceased
husband.
Hugh C. McCammon was mar
ried to Miss Esther Carson in Sa
lem nearly three years ago. She
is now at the home of her mother.
Mrs. John A. Carson.
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' 8 ALEM--ALB Ainr
Q What Have You?
13 wa inr .oil and excha
We buy, sell and exchange
new and second-hand furni
ture, stoves, ranges, rugs,
tools, etc We will buy you
UtCOL. W. F. WRIGHT
Auctioneer
271 N. Com'l SU Salem. Or.
List your sales with us
People's Furniture
Store.
Night Phone 1047 Phone7S4
WE make dainty
c akes ami palatable,
wht lesotne pastries
of all kinds! Serve them
to your family ami frietuls
ami win their everlasting
reganls. Ami don't for
get that our bread is also
a deluxe artiele of food.
PEERLESS BAKERY
rhilip "Winters, Trop.
170 N. Commercial Street
Phone 247 .
1921 License Blanks Are
Mailed Out by Mr. Kozer
Sam A. Kozer, secretary of
state, has mailed to peace officers
throughout the state, supplies of
blank applications for 1921 mo
tor vehicle and chauffeur's li
censes. This is done so that the
officers may assist motor vehicle
owners or chauffeurs in their re
spective communities who may
not have received blanks directly
from ths secretary of state, by
reason of change of residence or
for further reasons.
"During past years a great ser
vice has been rendered the motor
vehicle owners throughout tba
state by the various motor dealers!
and county and city officers and
others in keeping a supply of
these blanks on hand for local ac
commodation," Mr. Kozer writes.
"The motor vehicle owners
throughout the stat are appre
ciative of this generous action, in
fact have become so accustomed
to depending on you for this ac
commodation, that they make di
rect request of the secretary or
sttte for blanks only as a last re
sort. B?lieving it is your desire
to continue to render this public
service, we have taken the liberty,
of sending you this small supply
of 1921 application blanks as
above mentioned, hoping that our
action in this regard has your
approval." ,-
Mailing cf Applications
is Completed by Office
The secretary of state's office
yesterday completed the mailing
cf blank application forms to all
teglstered automobile and motor
cycle owners in the state also
to chauffeurs and automobile
dealers for thejr convenience In
applying for inotor vehicle li
censes for the year 1921.
The office sent out a total ot
103.518 pieces of mail and these';
were .distributed through 799 1
Oregon postoffires. To points
outside the state 370 pieces were
mailed to 13S postoffices. includ
ing one or more cities In every
state.
A total of 30.245. or nearly one
third of the letters were mailed
Because twenty-four
hours duty a day is
an ofen violation
against the laws of
hygiene
Vote 500 Yes :
" Two
Platoon
System"
Endorsed by
Salem City Council
Business Men's
League
Commercial Club
Central Labor
Council
Salem Fire Dept.
ville. who served as secretary to
President W. T. Vinton of the
senate at the '191 se?Ion and
at the special session of last Jan
uary, is said to be lining up the
votes of the senators to land her
the assistant chief clerkship.
Frederick Wilbelta. Portland
attorney, is said to be seeking a
clerical post in th- legislature.
Portland Veterans Are
' Eager to Serve State
erwlse for thep rot?eUon of litl
sens and property should thes
pests' attempt any of their anar
chlitlc methods."
Members of Over the Top poet.
No. 81. Vet?ran of Foreign Wars,
of Portland, are ready at a nio-
tnenC notice to amble . an
armed force for protection of the
state against the I. W. W. or the
Bolshevik menace, declares a let-.
ter rcend by Governor Olcott
from J. S. Hyatt, adjutant of that
post.
"At our last regular meeting.-
says the letter. "Over the Top
post No. .81, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, by a unanimous vote went
on record to help snppress any
activities of th so-called Bol-
sb?vikl and I. W. W. or their
symptthlzlng operators.
"Therefore we wlh to impart
our willingness to assist the gov
ernor, and at his request we stand
ready to assemble at a moment's I
notce as an armd body or oth-1
COAL STRIKE IS IN
HANDS OF PARLIAMENT
(Continued from Page 1)
While the cabin was dlscus
alngj the suggestion) of William
Brste that the two sniumgs u
manded by the miners should be
granted pending the creation of
permanent wage board and xbe
matter reviewed by the end of
the tyear. the labor members of
parliament held a conference. Mr.
Brace and other members IndentL
tied! with the mining. Industry at
tending and there Is a general be
lief i tonight negotiations will
speedily be resumed.
Did or did not the Turks sign,
the treaty? Not that it makes
any material difference. '
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
GOOD CTDLK APPLES 25 CTS
a sack. Bring sack and pick
them up. Preseott's orchard.
2H miles in Polk county on
Oak Grove road. Phone 97.
PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully Prepared by Efficient Druggists
The eare with which we fulfill your doctor's order has
made us the favorite among prescription druggints,
Schaefer's Drug Store
135 North Commercial St.
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Little Things
That Count
with a pair of
elasses. That
in
That LITTLE TOUCH
pliers in readjusting your
LITTLE "WORD of advice or assistance
any of your eyeglass troubles.
These LITTLE THINGS and many oth
ers making up attentive service are always
yours for the asking when you
Ladd
APPEAL TO O'NEILL"
Let him advise you whether o- not glass
es would be of benefit.
Dr. C. B. O'Neill
Optometrixt-Optician
and Bnsh Bank Building
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SALEM
Provide for Your
1 Winter Comforts
AND PROTECT YOURSELVES FROM FALL COLDS THAT SO OFTEN LENGTH
EN INTO W INTER ONES
Knit Underwear
FOR FALL
AlHU JCAKJLI W1IN1HK ITrrA
11" - 1. 1- a .. . T' ?
carry-a complete line oi eoiton, cotton ana wool j
mixed, all wool and tilk wool knit underwear for wo
men and misses. These garments are splendidly made,
woven to fit the figure without binding, and daintily
finished. Nothing can take the place of knit under--w
ear for fall and winter use and we have a specially
fine line to show you this year!
Every style imaginable U to be fonnd among these knit garments o that your par
ticular choice is sure of leing met satisfactorily. The makes of these knit garments
are such well known manufmaeturers of knit garmenLs as Carter's,' Kayser's and oth
er equally dependable lines. These garments arc now on display and will be sold at
the reasonable prices made possible by our "Pay as you go" plan. t
For the Little Tots
Just the soft, fleece lined and comfy garments
that they delight in wearing. (Jetting up on
chilly mornings loses many of its harlhiis
when the small liy or girl can quickly bop
into one of these warm and coiy high necked,
lonjj sleeves and ankle length union fcults. Oth
er styles are abo here, in fact the line of knit
garments for little tots is jus.t as satisfactory
and complete as that ot Mother's.
I. S. IjtplMj (Go.
The "Pay As You Go" Store