TUB OREGON STATESMAN, BALHM, OTIECOW.
SUNDAY-MORNING, JANUARY 16. 1921
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Small Funeral at Turner
Funeral services will be lielil to
day at 1:30 from th Methodist
--hnreh at Turner for Mrs. Emma
May Small, 'wife of Calvin W.
vmall who iliel at the family res
idence near Aunisville, .Friday. In
w;il be in Twin Oaks
J.metery at Turner. The body is
at tb Kigdon , undertaking par
lors. . . ; ;
.20 Sunday. Tnion hull, AZ 7
Court street. Adv. j
-
Dwelling Permit h ured
L. M Eycrly has secured a per
mit for the erection of a one-
torr frame dwell nK . at J74o
V Reservoir street. The Initial cost
will be 1500.
Music Hull U Lost
Miss Helen Trawick. 59 2 North
Pottaeft Kr-t runnrlsil iho
- - - " - fv. i vi.. V I 111 Hf.1.1
of a music roll to the police de-
purimeni iasi nignt. The case U
brown and was filled, with music.
lA'Mk Morrow Lewis - i
2:30 Sunday. I'nion hall.
Court street. Adv.
v
Fender L Damaged '
A tender on -an automobile dr;v
en by Cecil Gardner was some
what damaged In a collision with
another automobile at the Inter
section of Union and . Cottage
Streets vestercliiv. "Mr ' Clannr
reported the: accident to the police
department.
Lena Morrow Iwl
2:30 Sunday. Union hall,
Court street. Adv;
WALLACE RE1D
'in -
'Tie Charm School"
SENNETTS
"Bungalow Troubles'
Good Music
Always
mated coat of the project and the
specific purpose for which the
power would be used are not etat
ed in the application.
Dice of Destiny
At the Biigh today. Adv.
$.VtOO PamaeeH Asked
Dave Swanson filed a complaint
in the circuit court yesterday in
which he demands judgment
against ('. W. Mayger for the sum
of $5000. It appears from the
complaint that Mayger was re
sponsible tor the arrest and de
tention in the city jail of Swan
son, and later asked that the case
be dismissed. For this cause the
plaintiff has instituted proceed
ings for malicious prosecution.
Irfgal Blanks
Get them at The Statesman of
fice. Catalog on application. (Ad)
Trusses-
Fitted at Tyler's Drug store by
an expert In the business. (Adv.)
Swimming and Physical Culture
Classes for business women. In
quire Y. W. C. A. (Adv.)
Every Suit at Moaner's
Reduced. Sea our patterns.
(Adv.).
I-na j Morrow Iewi
2:20 Sunday. I'nion tall . 4.'.7
Court st net. Adv.
o l-Vx Payable -
A sherilf is not entitled to a
fee for serving a Bubpoena on a
witness in a criminal action in
stituted in a county other than
that where the sheriff serves, ac
cording to an opinion written by
I. II. Van Winkle, attorney gen
eral, upon inquiry by T. II. Goyne
district attorney for Tillamook
county.
Hear Thomas Acheson
A Salem Protestant minister,
recently returned from Ireland,
speak on the subject. "The Truth
Abour Ireland." At the armory. 3
p. m., today. Admission free:
Everybody invited. (Adv.)
First Justice I Here
: John Frederick Theodore Boni
face Brentano was calling on
friends at the court house yester
day. He is the oldeBt justice of
the Deaca in thn tnfp of Orprnn.
having been first elected to the
office in the year 1880.
i W. INSTITUTE
JANUARY 20-21 s
Public Urged to Attend All
Sessions of Convention
If You Are an KIk
You are invited to bring a lady
to the dance in the Klks temple
Tuesday evening. (Adv.)
Order Your Cake '
For that party; phone
Adv.
544.-T-
Oregon City Store Rolibed
A store in Orecon City was rob
bed Friday n"ght of a number of
articles of wearing apparel. The
police of this city have been noti
fied, and a description of the sus
pected thief given.
Tli! .New Social Order
2:30 Sunday. I'nion hall, 4.17
Court street. Adv.
Sues to Collect Not
, A complaint was filed yesterday
by Edward R. Bier et al. against
John Withycomb in an effort to
collect a note for the sum of $200
and $20 attorney's fees.
Best Creamery Butter, per lb. 50c
No, 5 pail Best Lard. . . ; . i.m
o. a pail compounu ,,,.,.c
hmoi or Matcnes. ...... .ooc
I cans of mllk........v.J..$t.0
The Highland Grocery
rhone 499 Highland Ave.
I
Kubin Funeral Today
The funeral of Mrs. Kate Kubin
who died Friday at the family
home at Mehama. will be held to
day at 1 o'clock from the Rlgdon
chapel. The body will be sent to
Portland for cremation Monday.
Better-Yet Bread
Mistland Bakery,
(adv).
Special Program
By the .Christian Endeavor oT
First Congregational church this
evening. Some attractive features.
(Adv.)
Will Itcpair Store
D. H. Clark is making arrange
ments to repair his store building
at 1960 South Commercial street.
A repair permit has been granted
by the city recorder.
Alexandria Fox Trot
Ask to hear this popular record.
Stiff Furniture Co. Adv.
Thone S44
The Xew Social Order
2:30 Sunday. Cnion hall. 457
Court ttreet. Adv.
File on Water Right
W. J. Scott of Medford has
filed with the state engineering
department an application to ap
propriate 800 second feet of water
from Rogue river for power , de
velopment near Trail. The esti-
Iak From Convention-
Carle Abrams. editor of the
Pacific .Homestead, returned Sat
in day night from Eugene wnere
he attended the convention of
Oregon editors at tha state uni
versity. Mr. Abrams was one of
the speakers on tha program.
Electrician Vanted
First class wireman for house
and motor wiring. Salem Electric
Co. (Adv.)
SALEM CLEANERS AND
' DYERS ,
Impairing and Alterations
1215 S. Com! St. Phone ISiS
Willamette Valley Transf er
Company -
fait Out Freight Dally Between
Portland ana saiem t .
. . phone 1400
The Vacnmn Cups haYe ar
. ! ri?ed at
! ! A. H. MOORE'S
DIXIE
DOUGHNUTS 30c Doz.
SALEM BAKING CO.
rtt Court Street Phone 954
Y. W. M00RE
Furniture Store
Tie Home ot tue TUtrola
lou get more for your moaer at
. Moore ...
WHEW XX SALEM. OXXOOX
.a at
BXJCH HOTEL
A Horn. Away trmm Komm
Strlnlf Uodarn f l.oo lr lax
109 Roma f Solid Comfort
Only Hotel ; la Baaiacaa Dlitriet
The Splendid Mustard
At Ye Liberty today.-
Sales
and
Serrice
VALLEY MOTOR CO.
I Planting Time
Secure Reliable Fruit and Orna
mental Treea Small Frntta,,K08ei
T1TJB SALEM NURSERY
rmtPAOT
421 Oregon Bide. Phone I76S
TalVW Machines And Becordl
Player Pianos and Player KoUs
It Fay to Trade Tb
fARMERS CASH STORE
a Burtom DurdaJJ
UT North Oomnaerdal T
W00DRY
eondnets sales anywhere la
llaxion or Polk eonntles.
Store located 270 N. ComV
AUCTIONEER
fir White, and Marshall
. Osteopathic physicians, U. S. Bk.
Will Visit Xew York
M. Bnffe Morrison ' of the
French Shop leaves this morning
on her regular annual buying
trip. She expects to be iab3ent
four or five weeks and during
her trip will vi.rtt particularly the.
larger millinery maris in ivew
York and other eastern cities.
These visits will enable her .to
make personal selection of the
verv latest millinery creations.
and will also apprise her of the
general trend cf styles Her pur
chases will be at once forwarded
to Salam and her patrons hre
j may see the latest innovations oy
visiting the French Shop. Tne
first consignment may be ex
pected to arrive In a couple of
weeks. During M. BuTfe Morri
son's absence the French Shop
will be in cljarge of Edith Towne.
an experienced milliner recently
arrived from New York city. M.
Ruffe Morrison expects to return
to Salem about F?b. 11. Adv.'
Sunday Morning
"Where-Is God?" will be Dr.
Kantner's sermon subject this eve
ning. At the morning service he
will take as his theme. "A Pillar
in the Temple ot God." Good mus
ic at each of these services. (Adv.)
Interest on Road Bonds Due
The first semi-annual interest
on the Marion county market road
bonds Issued July 15, 1920 is due.
The first payments were made
yesterday by County Treasurer D.
G. Drager.
All sessions of the Y. W. C. A.
Institute to be held in Salem Jan.
20 and 21 are to be own to the
public, according to officers of
the local Y. W, who are anxious
that the people of the town ac
quaint themselves with the woi
which this organization Is doing.
The sessions, with the exception
of those scheduled for the even
ing will be held at the associa
tion's rooms on Liberty street.
On the institute staff are the
following women, all-of Seattle:
Miss Janet Smith, executive of
institute; Miss Amy Smith, exec
ii(v nf northwest field: MiS!
Eleanor Holeate. girls' work sec
retary; Miss Edith Deniscn. fin
ance secrefary. Miss Janet
Smith was in Salem yesterday for
a brief period making arrange
ments for the Institute. She left
cn
port and import business we have
done with Japan, the principal
lines ot fiteamers sailing . regu
larly from Portland and giving
this port a detrplte position in
orld trade, are ihose plying be
tween this port and the orient."
j Further, it is isserted that the
nort of Portland has scent mil
lions to bring about this trada
snl that it should not be placed
in ieonardy "by lending counte
nance to these - discriminatory
acts."
Judging from the number of
Irish emigrants coming to our
shores just now. Irelarrd must be
a good country to come from.
CHRONIC CATARRH
a"aaaBa
Follows Repeated Colds When the
' Blood Is Impute.
Yonr hodr sufferine Irom a
..li .1... ton.t ti
i cum uura iiui j i vj i wu
Miss I dip-stion and elimination. As a
result your blood becomes impure,
U inflames the mucous membrane
and brings about that condition
In which chronic catarrh occurs
and on which it -deDends.
Purify your blood, make - it
Better-Yet Bread
Aek your grocer. Adv.
io iuc j purity your dioou, mne -n
an afternoon train for Med- ioa- hv takine flood's Sarsanar-
ford but will return to Salem on I, 11a - ani 1 9 wnnr KnWAl St Q Yt tint
Thursday morning.
The executive board of the lo-
illa. and if your bowels are not
healthfully active, take Hood a
w -w i yule i n oea manipins naif rt
cal Y. W. C. A. has requested I X- 'A myyA Mer-ntswi thnnanl
-wa m aftAflrlvl - . . -
that reservations be made early
for the luncheon on Thursday at
the cafeteria.
Licensed to W
Marriage licenses were granted
yesterday in the office of the
county clerk.- to Nellie Whitcomb
of Salem and F. II. Kimkel of
West Hope, N. D.. and to Bessie
k'nn If nf TVtrtl-inri I
the
of eases of chronic catarrh. Econ
omv is one of the strong points
ecareteria. . . or Hood's Sarsaparilla 100 doses
Following is the program for , ftU Wh not u ,t to.
e two days' conference.
WATCHES
No more asDrODrlate time
for baying a watch than Jan
nary, tha month of new res
olutions and good Inten
tions. .
Resolve to be on time.
Promptness is a virtue that
every one can posses. Own
a watch or your own ox:
that you can rely on one
that will rive you the satis
fying feeling of being rccur-
ate to the minute.
Our watch stock will af
ford you a selection from a
laree ranee of designs of the
newest creations of the case
maker's art.;
Movements of all the re
liable makers each bearing
our iron-clad guarantee. .
Pomeroy & Keene
Jewelers and Opticians
Liberty and State Streets
SALEM, OREGON
A Crowing Sunday School
Is that of the First Congrega-
! tlonal church. Get In the contest
For Elks and their ladle?. Ad j beginning today. (Adv.)
-Adv.
Mm. Tramel Iead
Mrs. Emma Tramel diad at the
home of her; daughter. 108u
North Cottage street. Friday, at
the age or XC(years. The funeral
services will be held from the
Webb & dough chapel Monday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment
will be in I. O. O. F. cemetery.
Mrs. Tramel was born in Germany
and had been a resident of , Sa
lem for the last 31 yeacs.
All Elks and Thet.r Ladles
Will enjoy the dance at the
Elks temple Tuesday evening.
Good floor, good music. (Adv.)
lAt Sold for 9KMM)
Oscar W. Moon has purchased
lot 8 In block 1 of the Blanford
addition from Keuben P. and L.
II. Boise. The consideration was
$1000. ' '
S. C STONE, M. D.
CURES CANCERS
and does a general office practice
Office Tyler's Drug Store
1ST Booth Commercial Street
ft
CARL & B0WERS0X
; Groceries
3S3 Court Street Phone 409
MR. CAR OWNER
Why worry along on 3 cylinders.
A STROM BERG- CARBURETOR
makes your car perform perfectly
and saves gas. Put on by us at ten
days free trial.
Great Western Garage
Phone 44 Opposite Court House
WOOD " WOOD
Call a. TL Tracy Wood Co.
lor all kinds ot
dry wood
, frompt delivery Phone 820
ELECTRIC MACHINE &
ENGINEERING CO.
for ThoT Washing Machines and
Electric work and soppuea.
Ill Conrt St. Phone 411
HIGHEST PRICE PAID
. -.1 - " For -
SECOND HAND PUKN1TUEE
Stores. Carpets and Tools
Capital Hardware A Furniture Co.
2 Be N. Commercial eu mow n
Busick's
SALEU ALBANY
DREAItlLAND
RINK
Dance Eyery Wednes
day and Saturday
Dreamland Orchestra
WANTED
AT ONCE
To get in touch with a
live wire "ad." man
who can do window
trimming and . sign t
card writing. We haye
a good opening to the .s
! right party In
Also have posiititin ;
open for good stenog
rapher PEOPLE'S
CASH STORE
PERSONAL MENTION
mom
HARTMAN BROS. CO.
. Pot Tine Jewelry .
Jewelen and Opticians
"WALLFELT"
Takes the place ot
sloth at abont one-
fLSi WAX 0. BUREN
l7" N Commercial St
Do you take
TURKISH BATHS
i tr not- wnr not?
ti hatha or treatments
can produce the permanent re-
nf to the person suiiering
iitiorTMabla cola or in
mnta of the flesh or body like
the Turkish Baths will.
OREGON BATH HOUSE
rin.n a m. until D. m. -
Lady and GenUemen attendants
$ 9 .00
DOWN
A WEEK
FOR BARGAINS
of all kinds such as furniture.
stoves, ranges, machinery, of
all kinds see the
CAPITOL JUNK &
BARGAIN HOUSE V
21S Center Phone lis
1921
HAND LUGGAGE
The people of
this city know
that we are just.
The fairness with
which we conduct
our business is
often talked
about. We serve
politely and In a
modern, manner.
M. C. Woodward, manager ot
the Silver Falls Timber company
of Silverton. was in the city yes
terday. L. O. Hadley was among the
Silvetron guests in Salem yester
day. Joseph Winters of Hullt was in
consultation with the county court
Saturday. Mr. Winters is a road
patrolman in that district.
-Judge Wallace McCamant of
Portland was here yesterday on
halnpsH in the circuit court.
. . . ...
L. D. Eilers and uangnier, liii
Elters ot Fort Dodge, la., are
guests at the Argo hotel this
week.
;Dr. II. O.llLckman was here
yesterday from Gervais.
.Hurley .Moore a druggist ot
Woodburn was here yesterday.
u T. Hunt, county commis
sioner, is -again able to be at the
court house after navmg oeen
two weeks on account oi iubcts.
''rnatpr rtoKs. an attorney oi sil
verton, i was attending to legai
hnatness Yesterday at the conrt
bouse. - ,
Fred Fellers was among the sa
lem visitors yesterday from Tur
John A. W. Heidecke of Detroit
was In the city yesterday.
W. H. Scott ot Sidney was here
Qottirriav
II. W. Cooley was in the city
vMtPrilav from Talbot.
: Mrs. Blanche Coe of Turner was
. : saipm visitor vesieraay.
Miss Frances Byram of Jeffcr
was in the city yesterday.
f Harry Baillie was here yester;
ilar frnm Woodbum.
Mtes Nellie Curtis, a teacner oi
the Pleasant Point school was vis
iting venterdar In the city.
H. H. Mumford oi uiDeny was
in th rltv yesterday.
S J. Condit of West Stayton
ra In Salem Saturday.
W arren Blchardson. manager oi
the Hammond Lumber company
at Mill City, was a business visi
tor to the court Saturday.
Vernon Suko of Silverton was
In the city Saturday.
Thomas Booth of i'ortiana is m
Salem on business. -
Mr. and Mrs. Elef Young of in
dependence are gHiests in the city.
William Bell nas reiurnea nome
from Portland where he went to
attend a Scottish Rite ceremonial
and the annual automobile show.
R O. Snellinr. agent for the
Associated Oil company in this
territory, spent Saturday transact
ing business In Portland.
Thursday afternoon. 1:30 to
2:30. luncheon at Y. W. C. A.
Cafeteria. What the Institute is
to accomplish. Miss Janet Smith.
2:30 to 2:4 5. Devotional Service.
! 2:4 5 to 3:45. The Year's Work
Aoeaa. 10 ;uw, uiri ive.
Thursday Evening (First M. E.
Church) Open meeting; Hymn
of 'the Lights, Girl Reserves; De
votional. Rev. Kirkpatrlck; ad
dress. Misa Janet Smith vocal,
Mrs. John J. Roberts; address.
Miss Amy Smith; vocal, Mr. atid
Mrs. Robertson.
Friday morning Session for
Board and Committee members.
10:00 to 10:15, devotional ser
vice; 10:15 to 12:00 finance. Miss
Edith Den i son
Friday Afternoon 2:00 to
2:15. devotional service; 2:15 to
3:15, Cleveland Convention, Miss
Denison; 3:15 to 4:30, Health
and Recreation, Miss Eleanor
Holgate.
Friday Evening 8:00 to 10:00
Association party. First M. E.
Church parlors. Miss Holgate.
dayl
IRedjht
LADD & BUSH BANKERS
' EstablUhed 18M
. .-' V ; ' ' -
. Qeaeral Banking Bosisen '
Office Honri from 10 a. m. to 3 p. ra.
167 UnrtV Ham.. t't tti'
At the Electric Sign "SHOES'
Will Ttnw a.
ONE MINUTE ELECTRIC
WASHING 5IACHINE
WM GAHLSD0RF
The Store of HOUSEWARES
-0
Yftvt?
We hny. all imt
aew and iecoad-hand furni-
mcuicm, xangea, rnrs,
'tools, etc. We will hny yoa
COL. W. P. WRIGHT
'
ST1 N. Com'l SU Salem. Or.
mmi yvur saies wua ns
People'i FoTiihiri
WtM Phone 10IT PhoneTIt,
HIGHEST PRICES
! " Paid for
Walnuts and White
Beans
PEOPLE'S CASH
STORE
(II ii l&RW Mtt-BOST0BA0
AT
1916
PRICES
MAX. 0. BUREN
HOT WATER
1 BOTTLES
iladc of best pure rubber.
A full assortment.
2 quart size
$1.45
!
i
! Guaranteed one year.
See them in our window.
SchaefersDrug
Store
Sole Agent for Garden
Court Preparations
135 N. COM'L STREET
Phone 197
ANTI-ORIENTAL
MOVE OPPOSED
Portland Foreign Com.
merce Organization
. .. Against .Meaium ,
The Foreign Commerce club of
Portland, which claims as its
membership 'most of the repre
sentatives of the exporting, im
porting and shipping interests of
the nort of Portland, has sent
Governor Olcott a resolution pro
testing against anti-Japanese leg
islation in Oreeon.
Ieislatlon directed arainst
Jananese colonisation in this
state was urged in the message ot
the governor to the legislature.
and the sentiment is strongly
suoDorted throughout the state.'
Ttie nrotestlnr organization in
Portland contends that the ques
tion should be left to the natio
nal government, which, the reso
lution says. Is negotiating for an
AiiUcable adiustment that will
provide for restricted immigra
tion, but In a manner not offen
sive to the government and pub
lic sentiment ox ine peopie ot
la nan
The resolution onines that only
mischief can come of the proposed
MsiMa t nor ine wnnia
reault will be to embarrass the
government.
The nort of Portland." says
i he report, "has prospered chiefly
through the great volume or ex-
1113
IT GOES WITH THE ;
f. HOUSE, .
garage and grounds, . with
the I car of . which you arc
proud a made-to-order au
to top from our workshop.
An inferior top on a fine
car spoils the effect. Ka
riskt)f this with a... 1.-
top. It is worthy of you,
r
HULL'S TOP SHOP
1 ;Y. M. C. A. Building :
Tl
NO AIR, NO BLOWOUTS
1 After' you have learned to use oar
! Universal .Tire Filler on your car.
Used in place of tube, rides like vel
vet. -
More Mileage For Lew
Money "
See us about it now.
UNIVERSAL TIRE FILLER SERVICE STATION
r ' j 420 South Commercial Street
FLARES AND FUCKERS
s. , .
(Continued from .page .)
'Buster Keaton's latest, "Neigh
bors." will be at the Liberty next
Thursday.
'Charlie Chaplin's new picture is
a six reel riot entitled "The Kid."
it will come to Ye Liberty.
'; Eugene O'Brien as Michael
Strange in "Broadway and Home"
roes through many mental, har
rowing experience in his desire
to see life, lie returns to his
boyhood home a sadder but infin
itely wiser man. What transpires
in, ihi interim between the start
onii rattim frtrm.a an intensely In
teresting and dramatic, photopnv
Alternate scenes oi tne rugge"
Br T"n riirA ea roast and the
huav ctrfft of Manhattan form
the locale of the story, which 13
by John Lynch.
"Pan." ald a colored youth,
"Ah'd like you-all to expatiate on
,ia wav ta triAeraDn voria.
"Dafs easy 'nuf. Rastus," said
tna nA nninrd man. "Hit am like
dls: If dere was a dog big 'nuf
hi. haarl rnnld he in BOSting
an' hta tail in New Yo'k. den it
vou tromp on hrs tail In New
Yo'k he'd bark in Boating. In
derstanVRastns?" "Yessah! But how. am de
wireless telegraph?"
For a moment the old man was
stumoed. Then he answered eas
ily: "Jess presactly de sam, Ras
tus. wld de exception dat d dawg
1 am" magtnary.- -"
Almanacs
W h. on tin4 a mmW .f
Ma-Ionald. 1921 Alm.naea. one
nf tha mnit romtlet and fonpw-
hrafcive liora publifthrd. Contina
rbrts of poaitiona of lh plane-t.
itally atwir. propr titn. fr plant-
mg and haretiBC hj n moon,
nrwlirlinns and miira nthrr Talu-
iMt iB(urmatMaw I'toi. in and ft
on.. Irir. JO cent.
Tyler's Drug Store
157 South Commercial St.
J
THE BIG SUNDAY SHOW
CLAYTON and CLAYTON
Song Pathos and Pictures
. JOE BRENNAN ' .
The Irish Yankee .
McCOY and WALTON
. Moments with the Ouija
SPECIAL 1 '
II. B. WARNER IN
"The Dice of De.tiny"
WDM
11
Earn Mere? Know More
Every employer figures that he
is paying for services rendered.
If he won't pay you more mon-
ey, the chances are u is re
calls? b3 don't believe that he
would get value received
Train yourself to' know more,
and he will pay more. If he
won't, there, are plenty who
will. We are unable to fill the
calls that come to us for com
petent help. Day and night
school.
Capital Basincjx College
Sitom, ura, ;
UNCLE SAM KNOCKS
' THE H. C. OF L.
Buy Army Goods and save.
New Goods-1 New Low Prices,
sjet the address '
New, store
Don't for-
456 STATE ST.
.
Opposite Bligh Theatre
AC
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179 N. Com! Street
if