THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM. OREGON. , SATUHDAY MORNlXc NOVEMBER 27. 1920
GIT Y NEWS IN BRIEF
pcyde Stolen
a bicycle -was reported Thurs
night as missing from in
JSnt 5 the Y. M. C. A. building.
:L it had been Mt. William
J!locko 136S Waller street has
liked the assistance of the police
SlocaUngthe wheel.
EffirocUre. entertaining pic
tures at First Congregational
church Sunday evening, also film
with Olive pictures.
Bond Forfeited
t f Dancer forfeited hirjbond
of 110 yesterday through net ap
Searing in the police court to an
Jwerto the charge of drunken
, ness. '
When Yon Think of Good Clothe
Think; ol Mosher the tailor.
Petition Filed
A petition for administration
of the estate of Veronique Bouil
lard, who died November 15.
1920, was filed in the county
court yesterday. The petition
asks that Julia Bouillard be ap
pointed by the court as adminis
trator of the estate.
"Venetian Moon-5
Ask to hear this popular dance
record. H. L. Stiff Furn. Co.
At Leslie Church
Sunday, 7:30 p. m.. Secretary ot
State Sam A. Kozer will deliver
an address and the church choir
of 45 voices will -render a pro
gram of special music. The pub
lic is invited. i
lnpnnPnnAH
I EUGENE O'BRIEN
1 in
i "THE
h WONDERFUL
1 CHANCE"
I NOOKY" 1
J '-THE HUMANZEE"
For Good Paying Route
Carrier boy wanted, at States
man office. Phone 583.
Growing: Sunday School
And Endeavor at First Congre
gational church Come along.
j. . , . .
License Issued
i A marriage license was grant
ed yesterday by County Clerk U-
.Van B5i3K n.,." SSSSL "A 2LtH
r--i i n " " ' compensation act, 23 were from
thA .f tv. e... . firms and corporations that have
flee. Catalog on application,
Two Accidents Fatal
Two fatal accidents out of a to
tal of 432 accidents in the state
were reported to the industrial ac
cident commission for the week
ending November 25. The fatal
cases were Charles Treman, rig
ger or Deer ' Island and W. A
Adams, logger ot Myrtle Point.
Out of the total number of acci
Tricycle Stolen
- A Fairy tricycle was reported
to the police station yesterday as
having been taken Tuesday night
from the front porch of the home
of Mrs. Theodore Roth, 925 D
street. The tricycle is described
as j being nearly new.
"Thanksgiving Message"
At 11 a. m. Sunday and "To
morrow The Man Who Made
Mistake in His Reckoning." at
7:30 p. m.
Joseph Reubens was in Salem
yesterday from St. Louis.
A. T. Cline ot Mt. Angel was In
the cfty yesterday, conferring
with the county court regarding
road matters.
Arthur Hobart. recently elected
road patrolman at Silverton, was
here yesterday.
Charlie Scott of Scotts Mills
was a business visitor in Salem
yesterday
The Misses Lettie and Rachae)
McLaughlin of Portland were
bouse guests over Thanksgiving
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. II.
S. Shanks, 195 South Cottage
rejected the act and 11 were from
public utility., corporations not
subject to the act.
See
The "Egypt" pictures.
Congregational church.
First
AX KXKMY TO GOOD HEALTH
Good health has no greater en
emy than constipation. You ran
not -keep fit" for work or play
if the bowels are Irregular or
clogged with a decomposed mass
of undigested food from which
the blood picks up disease-causing
impurities and carries then
throughout the entire system.
Foley's Cathartic Tablets are mild
but sure in action. They banisn
biliousness, sick headache, sour
stomach and other ills caused by
indigestion. Take one tonight
and you will feel better In the
morning, Sold everywhere.
Case Up At Baker
J. M. Devers, attorney for the
state highway commission, will go
to Baker Tuesday of next week to
j conauct tne case or the state
! against Proffitt. an action in con
demnation seeking right of way
across Proffitfs land to connect
with a gravel pit.
Story Hour Today
The usual story hour for child
ren will be held at the Salem Pub
lic library: today from 9:30 to
10:30 o'clock a. m.. according to
announcement by the librarian.
Vi&ijsft.
Liberty
Sunday
WOOD WOOD
CaQ Q. H. Tracy Wood Co.
for all kinds ot
' dry wood .
Prompt delivery Phone 620
; f7illamette Valley Transfer
r .Compaq
i tut Out Freight Daily Between
Portland and Salem
Phone 1400
IML1 CLEANERS AND
DYERS
Eip&lrlng and Alterations
U1I 8. Com'l St, Phone 1S6S
GENUINE
I 1717 UNION
JL,Ej ALLS
4.00 and 95.00
SCHEFS
Cabbage. 1 ?ic lb. Delivered
Ward K. Richardson, phone 494
Magazine Club Rate
The Ace, 127 North High.
Sicial Prices n Ferns
Potted plants and cut flowers
from the Arthur Plant greenhouse
on sale Saturday at Fletcher &
Byrd Feed store, 233 North Com
mercial street.
Morton Funeral Today
The funeral of Caroline A.
Morton will be held at the High
land Friends church today ; at
2:30 o'clock p. m., with interment
following in Lee Mission cemetery-
Rev. Mrs. I. C Lee of the
Friends church, will conduct ths
funeral service.
DIXIE
DOUGHNUTS 35c Doz.
SALEM BAKING CO.
439 Court Street. Phone 954
25 bars Savon Soap ........ fl.OO
10 pounds Onions.. ..4.23c
Onions, per set .92XH)
Spuds, per sack .......... .91.50
Wheat, per hundred :.$4.00
The Highland Grocery
Phone 496 746 Highland Avenue
The Vacuum Cups have ar-
rivedat-
A. H. MOORE'S
Salem School of Expression
Lulu Rosamond Walton, Director
147 N. Commercial
Phone 692 1484J
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" ' Weekly Recital Class
Sales
and
Service
VALLEY MOTOR CO.
ELECTRIC MACHINE &
i nir.iNTFDiNn rn
ItflUUIlilitUllW WW
, rpr Thor Washing Machines and
'. ' Electric Work and Supplies.
!!7 Court St. Phone 488
Planting Time
Secure Reliable Fruit and Orna
mental Trees, Small Fruits, noses,
from
THE SALEM NURSERY
COMPANY
428 Oregon Bldg. Phone 1763
Rigdon and Son-
Reliable funeral directors.
Klamath Falls Basinets
Coed, Says Frank Davey
Hon. Frank Davey. who goes
about the state adjusting claims
and other matters for the state
industrial accident commission.
has Just returned from a trip to
Klamath Falls.
He found everything going
along nicely In that section of
Oregon. Klamath Falls Is full of
well paid laboring men. and there
is a big trade with the stock men.
Mr. Davey found the prices of
living higher at Klamath Falls
than in any city or town he has
visited. Plain mush and milk is
30 cents there, and one cannot
get any sort of a filling meal tor
less than a dollar; and from that
on up.
Mr. Davey says there are two
court bouses at Klamath Falls,
one finished and not occupied,
and another at the other, end of
town, a magnificent structure,
only partially, finished and the
county's business is done in a
third old wooden, building. The
people of that county and that
city have been divided into fac
tions, and they have had trouble
enough over court house firhts
to fill a book. Now. however.
mere seems a prospect of com
I BITS FOR BREAKFAST I
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Card of Thanks
We desire to thank our many
friends for their kind assistance
during the illness and death of
our dear husband and father; also
for the many beautiful floral of
ferings. Mrs. Ed McDonald, Mr.
and Mrs. E. W. Cannoy and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McDonald
and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. S.
McDonald and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles McCarter, Mr. and
Mrs. R. I. Kinney.
Prone Inventory Plan
Of UrOWerS ASSOCiatlOn Parative peace on court house
matters, which will be a rood
Annnnnmiii ; mAt bv the in,nK or ail concerned and for
Oregon Growers' Co-operative as- ne future of the city and coun-
vl9tWin that arrangements -have I
been made for a comnlete inven
tory nf nrmiM delivered to Its I V.L.J IV.lTi If m . f.
.everal nackinr house, to date. UUIUOM, 1101
Clerks, Held Responsible
School clerks cannot be held
either criminally or civilly liable
for failure to turn over to the
county assessor the school district
tax levy, according to an opinion
of Attorney General Van Winkle
written for Gale S. Hill, district
attorney Tor Linn county. Tha
opinion holds that the school dis
trict is responsible for the actions
of its clerk. The opinion applies
to the districts of the thlr'- class.
Neither can the clerk be compelled
the opinion holds, to pay the in
terest on the money which the dis
trict Is compelled to borrow to
provide funds to carry tire district
over until a nw levy can be
made.
several packing houses to date.
And what is or special interest
to its members is the faet that
about $100,000 Is now being paid
growers and that additional
amounts will be remitted within
the near future.
All arrangements ;have been
made for these payments, and '
checks are now being mailed from 1
the Salem office.
The books of the association
show that up toNovember 1,
sales this season amounted to a
total of $732,496.06: I
Flax meeting this forenoon.
It Is at Salem Commercial club.
.
Important doings ia flax Indus
try of the Salem district, the corn
lag greatest of all our Indus
tries S
Not even excepting loganber
ries and the other great berries
and fruits: nor dehydration: nor
pager mills: nor dairying; nor
any of the other big ones that are
bound to develop enormously.
S S
Flax fiber is worth thousands
of dollars a ton. and we can raise
millions of tons of It; and the
industry calls for great labor
forces of all classes, from the
commonest of the common to the
highest of the high.
And then there Is Its first cous
in, the hemp Industry, capable
alone of making the Salem section
one of the most pro?perus In the
world.
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Nature has done crest thlnes
for this part or God's footstool.
Lacjrard man has only just be
fcun to see the big things prepared
for him and ready for the appli
cation of his single track mind
and his brawn.
U W
The future spinning and linen
mills will call for the use of a
great portion of our Idle water
powers.
.
The dancing masters have con
demned Jatx. but the trouble Is
the pesky thing flourishes on condemnation.
LADD El BUSH BANKERS
JMtVjhta'izcS
Otnerxl BxzJdzz Boxtcexi
Office tlovxt from 10 a. n. to 3 p. n.
Teachers Name Delegates
io State Convention
PERSONAL MENTION I
Everett Downing of Sublimity
was a visitor tn Salem yesterday.
W. W. M00RE
Furniture Store '
Th Home 'of the Ylctrvla
Ton get more for your money at
Moore's
It Pay to Trade at The
FARRIERS - CASH STORE
C Burton Dnrdall
47 North Oonumerctsl 4T
Turkish & Shower Baths
BATHS
including a swim in a tank
of warm water, all for fifty
cents. OREGON BATH HOUSE
Open from 8 a. m. to 9 p.m.
'Lady and Gentleman Attendant
HARTMAN BROS. CO.
Tor Tina Jewelry
Jewelers and Opticians
: THE "DAYTON"
... -
The Bicycle for Everyone
LLOYD E. RAMSDEN
"SIT Court Street
Cleyeles and Bicycle Repairing
W7A
"WALLFELT"
Takes the plaee of
sloth at about one
third !
MAX 0. BUREN
17t N. Commercial St.
167 North Commercial St.
tX tie Electric Sign "SHOES
DENNLSON ELECTRIC CO.
'0B WORK AND FIXTURES
23 North Liberty Street
v What Have You?
we buy, 'tell and exchange
w and second-hand furni
ture, "stores5, -ranges, ruts,
wols, etc. We will buy you
oat -
COL. W. P. WRIGHT
: Auctioneer T
Ju N. Com'l St., Salem, Or.
uat your sales with s
Furniture
es
Sfore i
POTATOES
Call on as before you ell
; BISHOP EROS. -Corner
Terry andlllgh Streets
psone 140(V
TOR BARGAINS
of all kinds each as furniture,
stoves, rangestaachinery, of all
kinds see the-
CAPITOL JUNK &
BARGAIN HOUSE
Delegates to represent th
teachers of Marlon county at th
conrentlon of the State Teachers'
association In Portland December
29, 30 and 31 were elected at the
closing session ot the Marlon
county Institute Wednesday. They
are: R. F. Dnrbin, principal o
Washington school. Salem; E. S.
McCormick. principal ot Hnbbard
school; W. II. Baillle. principal ot
CUT THIS OUT TT IS WORTH
MOXEY
Oregon English Walnuts
Graded by Association
Cut out this slip, enclose with
Be and mall It to Foley & Co.,
282S Sheffield Ave.. Chicago. I1L.
writing your name-and address
clearly. Ton will recelre In re
turn a trial package containing
FoIey.s Honey and Tar Compound,
for coughs, colds and croup; Fo
ley Kidney Pills for pain In sides
and back; rheumatism, backache,
kidney and bladder aliments; and
Foley Cathartic Tablets, a whole
some and thoroughly cleansing
cathartic for constipation, bilious
ness, headaches, and sluggish
bowels. Sold everywhere.
For the first time In the his
tory of the Mate. Enpllsh walnnts
are be! n a- graded. Growers are
sending their crop to the Oregon
North Howell school; -Jars. MaudM Growers'" Co-operative associa-
Mochel, a teacher in 'the Wood- Ition's plants at Salem and Yam-
burn schools; Mrs. M. L. Fniter-lhni. Two graders are at work la
son, Marlon county supenntena-i these plants.
ent of schools. ,U. S. Dotson. prin- jn another year the association
cipal of Park school, Salem, was
elected to represent tne aiarion
County Principals association. ,
hopes to Introduce walnut crack
ing machines -and special machin
ery for washing, drying and grad
ing. There has been some In
dividual effort at grading, but
this Is the tint year the associ
ation has taken np the work with
to-regular grading machines. -
TrUt cnnnli. Tirr-m I Jr aSo iue Wil-
" i ,. tfornia walnut growers were in
Great Western Garage
. . For
Gill Piston Rings -SpqJ Light;
Stromherg uaronretor
Chain:
and Tubes
Opposite Court House Phone 44
WE A EVER SLEEP
215 Center
Phone S9S
Talking Machines and Records
Player Pianos ana riayer
W00DRY
conducts sales anywhere In
Marlon or Polk counties.
Store located 270 N. ComX
AUCTIONEER
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HIGHEST PEICE PAID
, : For
SECOND HAND FTJENTTUEE
etntM. uameva
CaW Hardware pWtere Co.
286 N. UomP""
CARL & B0WERS0X
Groceries
iw r.MiTt Street Phone 409
DREATiILAND
RINK
Dance every Wednesday
and Saturday
Bungalow Orchestra
Saturday
Specials
! - . i,
Large Italian Prunes, lb. 10c
No. 10 Red Karo ..97c
No. 10 Blue Karo 84c
No. 5 Pure Lard 81.23
Hills Red Can Coffee, lb. 5c
Hills Blue Can Coffee, lb. 38c
Folgcrs Golden Gate Coffee, per
pound...-. f3c
Glenwood Steel Cut Coffee 32c
Corn, per can ....... . . . 13c
Salmon, 2 tall cans. . ..... .23c
Special Mixed Cookies, lb. 30c
Post Toasties, per package 14c
Puffed Wheat, per package 14
Large Hubbard Squash each 10c
Choice Spuds for Saturday on
ly, per sack, .$1.43
j
We deliver orders of 11.00 or
over.
Bert Eshleman
GROCER
175 So. Commercial St.
Next to McDowell Market
bad shape. Foreign markets prac
tically had control ot the trade.
Since the . California Walnut
Growers association has organ
ized. It controls 5 per cent of
the walnnts sold In this country.
It has established standard grades
and put in effect cracking testa
and standardizing the pack.
Even the shells are made Into
charcoal and sold to poultry In
terests ana tne wainnt growers
are prosperous.
$2.00
DOWN
A WEEK
Will Bur a
ONE MINUTE ELECTRIC
WASHING MACHINE
WM. GAHLSD0RF
Tbe Store of HOUSEWARES
Y1 J
: 0AXJ21 ALBANY
HIGHEST "PRICES
Paid for
Vegetables and Frail
PEOPLE'S CASH
STORE ..
New Timber Company Has
" Hall Million Capital
With a capitalization ot SS00.
000. the Smith River Timber com
pany has been "organized with
Marshtield as the location et the
main offices. The Incorporators
are A. E. Adelsperger. W J
Conrad and John D. Gosa.
Other newly Incorporated firms
are:
Charles McLean company. Inc..
Portland, incorporators. Charles
McLean, Elmer F. Wohler, L. E.
Crouch; capitalization. 125.000.
Hosklns Construction company
Baker, incorporators. J. F. O'Bry
ant.' J. A.' Hosklns. J. L. Soule;
capitalization. $25,000.
Phi Sigma PI fraternity. En
gene: Incorporators, Leland G
lapham. Reuel 8. Moore. Carl E.
Epplng. Ralph E. Poston. Wilbur
M. Bolton. Dwlght M. Gregg; pro
perty valuation. 110.
Resolutions of dissolution were
filed by the H. E. Noble Lumber
company of Portland. t
Horses Must Be Protected
Declares PoUce Chief
' Quality Meats
and .
Good Scrrice for Less
McDowell
MARKET
Where a Dollar Does It
Duty
. Phone 1421
173 South Commercial
Special For Saturday:
Round or Sirloin .
Steak. 20c
Choice Spring Lamb,
legs . 18c
Lamb to Roast 15c
To Stew. 10c
An extra choice lot of
Baby Beef at reduced
Prices
Quality Meats for Less
Open Until 8 p, in.
Many Reasons
Why j
You Should Be In Church Tomorrow
The Spiritual Call is the Most Urgent of Any
First Christian Church
Corner Center land ' High
J. J. Evans, Minister
You Will Find:
Large Audiences for Fellowship
- Good Music for Inspiration
The Right Spirit for Worship
Sermons That Help to Right Lmng
11:00 a. m. The Task of the Church
7:30 p. nL "There's a Reason
You will never regret visiting the Bible School at 9:45
Dr. L.L.' Wirt-. ::
in his address to members and friesdi cf the , .
"SALEM ROTARY CLUB"
' and at the 1
"UNION THANKSGIVfflG SERVICES"
said that he had. seen thousands of children on. the
verge of starvation, many actually starving; and that
-, - -- -
RIGHT NOW-
was the time to send help to
"The Near East Relief " :
The collection' Thanksgiving Day was $1117
' ' '
17c a day $5 a month $60 a year will care for
One Orphan
We need every cent you can spare to save the lives of
these orphans
Send your subscription to the chairman for Marion
County, Oregon '
J. F. HUTCHAS0N, 371-State Stv Salem, Oregon
E
iVERYBODY has
found out that it is
advisable to buy
pure foods. It's the way
to health and happiness.
When you think of pure
food think of our bread
and our pastry and youll
be thinking safely and
sanely,
name.
Order it by
PEERLESS BAKERY
Philip Winters, Prop.
170 N. Commercial Street
Phone 247
Two incident were reported to
tbe nolle nation yesterday ot
persona who had left horse nn
blanketed tied ont in the cold.
This Is an offense which is pun
ttbable by a fine, and Chief of
Poliee Welsh has given instruc
tions to his subordinates that
tbeite 'ease ot neglect are. to be
investigated, and those guilty of
the offense made to understand
that animals are to be properly
protected when left standing ont
In Inclement weather.
Thursday niKht a horse wss re
ported to the police as navinc
ben etolen or remoTed from
where it had been left standing.
and the owner nrged action on
the part of the officers in finding
the mlMlnr animal. As a mat
ter of fact the horse which had
been left oat in the storm vn-
blanketed bad been put into a
stable by. a police officer where
it. would recelre "proper care. la
such cases where this step Is tak
en by the police the owner of tbe
horse or horses are nnder obli
cation to pay the livery atable
bill.
The other incident reported
was. or a little different nature
hut considered an equal offense,
in which a horse was staked ont
for two or three days during the
stormy weather! without proper
care or protection. The own'r
was notified that tbe "horse must
be given care and protection at
once. , I '
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Warmer's Corsets
1
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QUALITY MERCHANDISE
POPULAR PRICES
Mitt Phone i047PlioneTS4