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THE OREGON STATESMAN." SALEM. OREGON.
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CITY NEWSIN 13RIEF
Snecial meeting ot
Multnomah c'hapter
No. 1, II. A. M., .this
evening. Work in the
Mark and Past Mas
ter, degrees.
jadgment by Stipulation
judgment by stipulation in
ts court foe the return of prop
and if return could not be
Zit torj 11171 with costs and
ahnrsements. was the coriclu
i0a reached in the case of Frank
Johnson vs. .J. A. Moxley in
tHa circuit court yesterday. The
Wit was brought for the posses
,on of a farm tractor and plow
hich Johnson alleged was held
nfilawfully by Moxley, and for
i-hlch he demanded in the com
plaint $1750.
H. Xj. Hill. The Florist
Makes a specialty of fine cor
sage work. ,331 State street.
Magazine Club llate
The Ace, 127 North High.
-Miup On Komi ,
While attempting to slow down"
his car north of this city on the
highway in' order to lend assist
ance to another car off the pave
ment, L. ! l nomas, driving a
truck, was run into by John F.
pillman, who was also traveling
in the same direction, in a Cadil
lac roadster. The Pillman car
was somewhat damaged.
T .
If You Are An Klk
Bring your wife or best girl to
the dance Friday evening.
1
Vote For J. T. Welsh
For city marshal. Ah exper
ienced officer and taxpayer.
InrlflQ
ft
CiPAn rri
ALICE BRADY
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"SINNERS"
"Motner Machree"
Special Organ Number
MR. MONROE
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Attention n. 1. O. Elks
Special entertainment Thurs
day evening. (Ent. Com.)
II. I. Hill
Will op?n his new florist store
at 331 State street, Thursday
morning and invites the public to
Inspect his stock of cut flowers,
slants, vases, etc. Mr. Hill has
had thirty years experience in
easlern cities and is thoroughly
familiar with all branches of the
florist business. Give Mr. Hill a
call, i i
Attention It. 1. O. F.Iks .V
Special entertainment Thurs
day evening? (Ent. Com.)
Co-ed Republican Club .
Of Willamette university, fifty
strong, will sing Friday night at
the Republican rally.
Salem Ijeeum Cournf
Seat reservations, Friday, 8 a;
m. at the armory. One person
cannot reserve more than 10
tickets.
Decoration
For all occasions is a specialty
with Mr. Hill who has opened a
new florist store at 331 -State
street. Let him figure on your
next decoration.
ifarriage Jfcen
Marriage licenses were issued
yesterday to the following appli
cants: Birdie Wylant and Clifford
p. Graves of Silverton; ' Myrtle
Solie Kemp and Gottfred M. Mehl
of Silverton.
Ronionilwr the Republican , 1111 v
- At the armory, Friday night.
The band will play and E"'ev
will sing and good speakers. You
snoui' an oe mere.
A Vote For 3. T. WeM
For city marshal means ffi
ciency ttnd economy. '
Store lUirglarize!
A store was entered at Cottage
i Grove Tuesday night and a quan
; tity of clothing and other, articles
taken, including overcoats, travel
ling hags, suit cases, and women g
' wearing apparel. The &anie night
a residence in Eugene was en
tered and approximately $700
worth cf women's apparel taken
The police; are inclined to the be
lief that the two robberies were
committed by the same persons.
SALEM CLEANERS AND
DYERS j
. Repairing and Alterations
1215 S. Coml St, Fnone 1868
GENUINE
I 1717 UNION
Ltiti ALLS
3 $4.00 and $5.00 1
SCHEIE
ELECTRIC MACHINE &
i ENGINEERING CO.
for Thor 'Washing Machines and
; Electric work ana supplies.
!JT Court St, ' Phone 488
loda Crackers, per pound. . . ,20c
Wry Salt In SO pound sack. .75c
'iltmns, per bale .....65c
iUaadry Soap in 23 bar lots fl.OO
. UrAvbeat Floor, at per sack $3.25
Th Highland Grocery
Rkjbs 496 740 Highlamd Avenne
HARTMANBROS. CO.
Tot Fina Jewelry
. Jewelers and Opticians
Don't Forget
The big political meeting, Fri
day night.
Elks Ianre Kridav Nlaht
For Elks and their ladies.
Dockey and Son Wanted I
J. J. Dockey and son. Vance,
said to be strangers in the city,
are urgently requested by H. C.
Corn, of the Good Eats restau
rant, to put in an appearance and
make good their, word that they
would return and pay for the
"good eats" which he had sup
plied for them this week. Dockey
asked for credit, saying he was
working with the city sewer gang
and. would get his pay Tuesday.
He and his son ate their break
fast and took a lunch with them
on that day, and since then have
not been seen.- Upon Inquiry it
was learned that they had taken
their baggage from the. Washing
ton hotel where they were room
ing and had left a bill of $2.:0.
Corn is said to be out about
$8.50.
Election Supplies Heady
iThe appearance of - the lower
hall in the county court house
last night leads one to a full re
alization of the fact that election
day is very near. Stacks of bal
lot boxes for shipment to the vari
ous precincts throughout the
county were lined up on either
side of the hall. County Clerk
Royer's of fee has been a bu.y
place during the past month, and
at " last every thing , is in readi
ness for November 2.
Vaudeville
Today at the Bllgh.
Fresh Salmon 7 Cents
Fitts Market, phone 211.
Endorsement Announced ,
At a meeting of the Moffit-for-Marshal
club held last night In
the of tires of Dr. II. F. Pound,
announcement Was made that the
Salem Central Labor council and
the Timberworkers' union has en
dorsed the candidacy of Mr. Mof-fit.
nepubllcan lleadqaart
Koorn 329 Oregon building.
Buttons, campaign pictures and
literature. Write or call.
I-ost Anto Wheel
Lost, an extra wheel wth tire
for Maxwell roadster, between
Mill City and Salem. Return to
City Cleaning works. 1261 State
street.
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Trues
Fitted at Tyler's Drug store by
an epxert in the business.
Lost iot-iunit
Are to be regretted,- but they
nt&y be avoided by the right kind
of preparation. The Capital Busi
ness College night school is in
tended to fit one to avoid losing
opportunities In business. It be
gins next Monday. School opens
the last three nights o' this week
for consultation. Call. let us
talk matters over.
Salem Lyceum Cou
Sat reservations Friday. '8 a.
m. to 6:30 p. ra. at the armory.'
Also Saturday 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
You may purchase season tickets
at this time.
Pratt Will I'.uild .
Iirw. Pratt is making prepar
ations for the erect 'on of a fine
bungalow which is valued at
$4000. The dwelling, for which
a permit was granted yesterday by
Mark Paulson, deputy city record
er, will be built
Fourteenth street.
at 13 North
Tires and Everything
at the
Great Western Garage
Cpposite Court House Phone 44
WOOD WOOD
One car of dry ash wood, $11 per
cord. Phone 520. ,
TRACEY WOOD CO.
.THE "DAYTON"
Tas Bicycle for Everyone
LLOYD E. RAJISDKJf
S87 Court Street
Bicycles and Bicycle Repairing
"WALLFELT"
Takes the place of
eloth at about one
third MAX0.BUREN
179 N. Commercial St.
167 North Commercial St.
lithe Electric Sign "SHOES
DENNTSON ELECTRIC CO.
JOB ORK AND FIXTURES
; 2J forth Liberty Street
; D.HM0SHER ;
Gttiaj and Pressing
74 Court Street
WANTED.
Beans
nEgg
Potatoes
people's Cash Store
LONG DISTANCE
AUTO
TRUCKING
Wniamette VaUey
: Transfer Co.
Phone 1400
lso do local hauling
VALLEY RED SPECIAL
1 TUBES
. At ;
A. H. MOORE'S
POTATOES
Call on ns before you tell
BISHOP BROS.
Corner Ferry and High 8treett
Phone 1400
McDonald Vantrl y
A young man named William
McDonald, who was being cared
for at the home ot Dr. G. E.
Prime, 1017 North "Twentieth
Elreet, is wanted on a charge of
stealing clothing from the Prime
home, and also for taking a bi
cycle from Liberty and Broadway
streets. A r part of the clothing
taken was sold by McDonald to t
William Slmw.' wtin Intor ro. I
turned it to the rightful owner.
The bicycle was evidently used
to make a get-away. McDonald
is an ex-service man and has re
cently returned from service in
Siberia.
Republican Rally.
At armory Friday . night. Oct.
29, good speaker and good music.
lioy lroblent, Subjct
Rev. H. X. Aldrlch or Leslie
church will address the Mother's
club at. the Y. M. C. A. this af
ternoon at 2:30 o'clock on "The
Hoy Problem." This meeting is
for the purpose of studying the
Igal Blank
Get tnem at The Statesman of
fice .Catalog on application.
Sur fnr IHrorrr
Mrs.The!ma Lucht of Silver-
ton has Instituted proceedings to
secure a divorce from llenrv
. . . !
uucni. in her complaint she asks
for the custody ot their minor
child. Esther Lucht.
Rledon and Son
Reliable funeral directors.
We Have n Nice Un or Fern
Palms and blooming plants
ouitabl? for gifts. Whose birth
day Ih tiay. Hill, the Florist.
ZZ I State street.
Portland Man Enters
' Race for Supreme Court
Political tarda are' being circu
lated here announcing the candi
dacy of William O. McCarthr of
needs of the boy and co-operating ; Portland for supreme judge in op-
wun me i. m. u. a. in deiermin- position to Georre K. Brown, who
ing methods to aid in the building
of better manhood. I
Cabbage, t?ic lb IMivered
Ward K. Richardson Phone 494
Visit The New FloriM St
At 331 Stat rtreet. We are
showing some ofthe-finest Mums,
Roses and Violets In the city. H.
L- Hill. The F'lorist.
For Medical Certificates for
Marriage Licenses apply to
S C. STONE. M. D.
Tyler's Drug Store
157 South Commercial Street
oemce
VALLEY MOTOR CO.
Sa
Lnl
lem School of Expression
a Rosamond Walton. Director
147 N. Commercial
Phone 592 1484J
Weekly Recital Class
Talking Machines and Eecorda
Player Pianos and Player nous
Place Your Order Early
v for Fall PlanUns
. Complete line rarletlea
Salem Nursery Company
Phone 1763 427 Oregon Bids
DIXIE .
DOUGHNUTS -35c Doz.
SALEM BAKING CO.
439 Court Street. Phone 934
JACK'S CAFE
A good place to eat .
Short Orders all day
163 S. "Coml Street
J. D. Maddox, Prop.
W00DRY
conducts sales anywhere In
Marion or Polk counties.
Store located 270 N. Com'L
AUCTIONEER
it-llil-.'.'tl
Better .Gooda tot Less
HIGHEST PRICE PAID
For -;
SECOND HAND FUENTrUEE
Ktnvpa. uaroeis anu
Capital Hardware & Furniture Co.
285 N. ijommercwi ou trw
FURS STORED
Store jour Furs during summer
wun us.
WEST FUR CO. .
621 Court. Opposite Court House
CARL & B0WERS0X
Groceries
383 Conrt Street Phone 409
HUSICK S
SALEM ALBANY
W.W.M00RE
Furniture Store
The Home ot the Victrola
Ton set more for your money at
Jioore's
recently was appointed to that po
sition by Gorernor Olcott. Gener
al opinion' has been that Brown
would not haTe opposition. Mc
Carthy's political affiliation Is not
stated on his cards.
Deschutes County Gerk
Adds to Slacker Roll
DANCING FROCKS
New shipment just received
at Shipley's
DREAMLAND RINK
Dance every Wednesday and
Saturday
Halloween Masquarade Ball,
October 30
Good Prizes
No Raise in Trices. J. f
Bungalow. Orchestra ,
$9.00
DOWN
A Wi
EEK
Will Buy a
ONE MINUTE ELECTRIC
WASHING MACHINE
WRL GAHLSDORF
The Store of HOUSEWARES
J. H. Haner. county clerk of
Deschutes county, in reporting to
Adjutant General White, has ad
ded three names to the slacker
list which was submitted to him
recently by the state military head
for checking' with local records.
J When the - official list of Ore
gon slackers was received by the
adjutant general from Washing
ton. Adjutant General White
withheld it from publication until
such time as it could be checked
by the respectlYe counties. De
schutes county Is the first to re
port. One ot the men whose
name was added in that county
claimed and obtained exemption
on the ground that he was the
sole support of a wife and child.
Three days later he was arrested
In Portland on a non-support
charge. Another claimed exemp
tion -on grounds that he was en
gaged in fanning, and Immediate
ly afterward left for parts un
known, deserting hU family.
U. G. Boyer, Marion county
clerk, reports that one man on the
local slacker list had preriously
been tried on. the charge and
found not guilty.
GROWERS DOING
LARGE BUSINESS
Over Six Hundred Cars of
Fresh Fruit Already
Shipped
Quietly and without much os
tentation, an enormous business
has been going on la the office
of the Oregon Growers Co-operative
ansoctation. Over COO cars
'of fresh fruit has already been
shipped this season and so well
has the work of trading and In
spection been done that not a n
cle complaint on quality has been
noted so far this season.
The association's and 'packing
corporation's combined balance
was $:03.t:,7 last night. This
money has been coming In from
fresh fruit sales, mostly pear
money, and is being checked out
at present to pear growers In a
second advance, which makes the
total payments to the pear grow
ers to date of $70 a ton on No. Is
and $30 a ton on No. 2s. The
remainder ot the money on pear
sales is coming in rapidly and
within the next two or three weeks
the final settlement on pears will
be made to growers.
Through the successful sales ar
rangements made by the aisocl
aflon. which has one of the best
selling organizations in the north
west, the average eastern cost for
selling pears has been lowered to
between $25 and $30 a car. which
is extremely low. compared with
costs in former years. Checks to
growers are going out at the rate
of .about $25,000 to $30,000 a
day from various banks. The as
sociation and Its affiliated pack
ing company Is doing business
with 19 banks.
Car (Mm In Swrd-rm.
The first car of apples for
Sweden left a few days ago. Ex-
; port shipments of apples and late
pears have also commenced to
England. Scotland and Canada. A
feature of this season's sales.
hlrh have been very pleasant.
is the attitude of the buyers who
have made purchases this' year.
A beaTy repeat business Is assured
. . L f I
BMiisiicu cuiiumrn, as me associ
ation's distribution this year was
more extensive than Oregon pears
have ever seen. One cannery
buytr who had never bought Ore
gon Dartletts before was so well
pleased that he has Instructed the
association to enter his order.
subject to approval of price, for ;
litQQ tons of pears for next year.
Owing to a new arrangement
made on export business, the as
sociation is saving the growers
from 24 cents to 5 cents a box
on sales cost, which has been cus
tomary In the past, which will re
sult in a big saving to growers.
them to fcavsTTaltb ta their own
consciences and thlr own right
nesa. 8o this new America of
ours should have an unparalleled
senM ot Integrity, an unparalleled
capacity to show w world that
mercy and Jastice ran go hand,
in hand.
It Is costing $15,000,000 a daf
to run ihe government. Another
cause of the hlrh cost of living.
It Pay to Trade at Tbe
FARMERS CASH STORE
O. Barton Durtlall
117 North Contmerdal 347
W.T.RIGD0N CO.
Leading Funeral Director!
HIGHEST PRICES
Paid for
Vegetables and Fruits
PEOPLE'S CASH
STORE
U I MOVING
STORING
930 SHIPPING
SAlM Ail Kinds
TRANSFER ot boons
L
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Cur Urgm fleet of troekt enables
to' rive you prompt eerriee mnd s
track of the size seeded for yomr J 00.
Con q try and Long Distance
HauUnz a Specialty.
We Bay end Belt '
W O O V AND OOA Ir
D. A. LAEMEK, M&DSfsr,
Aesidence Phone 1893
What Have You?
We boy. aell and exchange"
new and second-hand furnl
ture, stores, ranges, ruga,
tools, etc We will bay you
Ut COL. W. F. WRIGHT
Auctioneer
271 N. Com'l SU Salem. Or.
List your sales with ua
People's Furniture
-Store
Night rhon 1047 rhone7S4
Potatoes
We will commence ship
ping soon. Come and
see us.
We van store your pota
toes if you don't want
to sell. "
MANGIS BROS.
Warehouse:
High and Trade Streets
Phone 1291
Office 542 State Street
Thone 717
X
BSSSlSSVBSS
Let's Go
Let's All Go
FRANK
RICH
SHOW
StXDAV
Bligh Theatre
J
PERSONAL MENTION
Mrs. A. X. Fulkerson. connty
superintendent ot schools, was In
Aurora yesterday visiting and In
specting schools In the vicinity.
Mr. and Irs. J. W. Wolfs rd
ct Silverton were visitors In the
city yesterday.
Senator C. M. Thomas was
here yesterday from Medford.
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
Hold Your
Breath
IT'S
COMING..
WHAT?
Watch further
announcements
National Guard Popular
With Dallas Veterans
Any prejudice that, ex-service
men nay have sgsicst serving la
the national gaprd. particularly
those who saw service in France,
s not apparent at Dallas, for
a hen a new guard company was
organised there Tuesday night. E.
B. Hamilton, commander of Carl
Fenlon post. American Lesion,
vas electcu captain, and a large
number of ex-service men and
members .f the legion enlisted In
the company.
Captain Hamilton held the
rank of captain also la France
where he made a good military
record. A total of 70 men signed
up for the company, an unusually
large number, and Dallas is going
out for the strongest company In
the state. Tbe officers hope to en
list 100 men.
YOU ARE IN DEBT!.
Krrrf "lil f t prim- j
htve. r-r nilirnl talrnt. r-
your part to U rtt 'ml Ihr
wrld. j
Wai! .thrrt ar rraVinaal
r-iii wnk, th funeral rala ia
(hat br ha wrrr nt rr
nrn moot. Ta liara
vorid is kind to the Biaa atb
(itt-a hi brat.
TRAINING HELPS!
r-rial tuin training
hr1n fN makr a a'rfinitr a.r
of ottr rtluralVon. aM-riraf-
ami natural alii'ity.
PAY YOUR DEBTS!
Xin r it l yoarrIf an 4
In ethrra Is tak nr prefer
plarr i" thr rld. raa
h.!i 'u -nr. Jhr an-rnwr;
traoiiaa:. Wnir or ra'l t'
Hajr fr fuforaaalioa.
Capital Business
College
Salem. Oregon
Trio Extradited or
j Theft of Automobile
Coventor Olcott yesterday hon
ored requisition papers from Gov
ernor Hart of Washington by
granting the extradition of C. II.
Wood. Sam Tullwlxer and C V.
Dell, who are charged with the
theft of an automobile. The men
were under arrest la Portland and
William Worn ham. Seattle city
detective, to whom the papers
were issued, expected to lave
with them last night for Seattle.
WILSON IS HEARD '
FROM WHITE HOUSE
(Continued from pxge 1)
the present campaign. I suggest
that the randidacy of every can
didate for whatever office be
tested by this question: Shall we
c-r shall we not red-win the great
moral obligations of the I'nited
States.
MISSION OF NATION
IS OUTLINED
(Continued from rare 1)
America a nw consci-nce and a
stalwart doctrine that all rights
must b founded upon obi i cat Ion
and the realization of man's duty
to man. and a solicitude for the
weak which never forget justice.
t the strong, a fundamental I
sense of fair play, and apprecta-j
Hon of mercy and tenderness, and
an enduring faith in the right-.
ness of mn and women.
"Men and women love him and
men and women will forever love
him. not merely because he had
loved them and had eternal faith
In their capacity to reach new
heights of spiritual achievement,
but because he awoke In them
bis own faith because be taught
CABBAGE for KRAUT,
lllic per pound delivered
Danish Ball Head, aolid and irell trimmed. Make kraut
at a cost of 15c per gallon.
Hubbard and Banana Squash, pound -a
WARD K. RICHARDSON
2393 Front Street Thone 431
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CARRY A CHECKBOOK INSTEAD
OF P0CKETB00K
I'JT EEP yonr moner at rk ia the bank
sk boih for yourself and the communi
k"ty at large. If you want to feel
prosperous, a CHECKBOOK betok
just as much wealth and a whole 1
more pood judgment than a roll of bill
We have eheckbooka here at the Uni
States National Bank which will just
that vest pocket or a lady'a handbag
III
rus ill
ted
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SAtXM
ORtXOM
MliOICEII
We now have our salesroom at 107 South Commerrial
street in the building fannerly occupied by the American
Auto Co., where we will carry a complete line of accessor
ies, tires, oils, etc. We also have in connection a Eepair
Shop, equipped for first clasa repairing and employing
first, class mechanic only. A trial is all we ask.
Special Bargains in Used Cars
One lH-20 Auburn, like new...:.. $1850
One Studebaker Touring.-. $400
Ohe Studebaker Light Delivery $200
One Cole-Four Touring $50
These cars have been overhauled and guaranteed A-l
shape
Auburn Sales Co.
Thone .TOO
197 South Commercial Street
Salem, Ore.
SILK HOSIERY
ANNOUNCEMEMT
OUR ENTIRE STOCK
Which is very complete and carries the best makes of
Women silk Hosiery in satisfactory weight and shades
of Black, Havana Brown, Taupe, Grey and White.
INCLUDING
Phoenix Silk Hose
is now offered at the new market prices. We anticipated
the fall in silk Hosiery prices and have waited to buy
our stock at the new reduced prices.
Our entire stock of Hosiery has been marked at tLe
Iat big cut in prices and is NOW back to the low level.
Always re mcml-r that this store is awake to the
market conditions and for that reason realizing the
changes that are lound to come, we advise you to buy
conservatively and to I'AV AS YOU RO.
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