Tim OREGON STATESMAN. SALKM, OREGON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 10. 1021-
CIT Y NEWS IN BRIEF
Ttejrular meeting of
.. Cliemeketa lodg)
fondant und . assessed damages
which the defendant has sustained
Vo I. 1- O. O. F. thin evening at by reason of the detention of the
"a Red
nfier-
. on Wrir in iiif Bi-rouu urKitrr.
Visiting brothers welcome, (adv.)
llflen Klime I !
Helen Maitland Khmer,
.. .v Mrly yesterday
noon at the family home at lj.v
Court street. She Is- a daughter
of Mr and Mrs. Florlan Vol
Fscben. Besides her parents she
leaVes T three brothers; Paul Eh
1 BltS Von Eschen. and El II,
? Von Kxcben. The funeral will
L" Vm at 2-30 n Thursday
?rm Se Flrsi Methodist church
"AlVS w ill he charge of
ftlgdon undertakers. i
property described In the com
plaint and answer, at $230. The
case was derided yesterday.
lietfrer-Yet 1 tread
Mi&Uand Hakery.. phone 544.
(adv).
Order Vour rake
For that party; phone
Ady. : ;
44
Myrtle Marie Piefer. wife of
Frank Piefer. died at a local hos
pital yesterday morning. He-
Ides her husband: she leaves hr
father and mother, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Frank, who live near In
dependence, and one sister, Mrs
Leo Uoedlghelmer, of Stayton.
The funeral will piobably be held
rom the Sublimity Catholic
Jiurrh on Thursday. Jpeceased
was aged IT years. Remains arc
in are of TertwiUigrer horns.
Funeral Held at Shaw .. . .' J
Funeral ' services were . held
yesterday morning at Shaw, Ore.,
fnr Matthew Gilsdorf. Mr. Gils-
dorf was 30 years of age. ;
Mr. Frank Piefer lie . I
'
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Ileturn Verdict lor .Defendant
The Jury in the case of the Gen
eral Motors Acceptance company
W E. IX. Allen, sued as L. D. Al
len, returned a verdict for the de-
Violates Traffic Laws
R. Bailey. 69 Union street, a
truck driver for the Willamette
Transfer company, broke the traf
fic regulations of the city yester
day, according to a police report,
when" he drove past a street car
while; it was stopped to receive and
unload passengers. He was
brought into the police station by
Traffic Officer Harden and depos
ited IT) for his appearance to
answer to the charge before Judee
arl Race, Thursday at 11 o'clock
Monday night ' on the highway
about two miles north ot Salem.
In giving In his report to the po
lice Mr. Redimaker said that a
two-ton truck traveling in the
same direction without an end
light, stopped on the road. In
turning out to go around the Red
imaker automobile struck the rear
end of the truck, and it was then
the car was damaged. The occu
pants escaped unharmed.
Mi-HrU Iies at Home
O. K. Mishiria died at his home
in Salem, Saturday, and his re
mains Lw-ere sent to Portland by
Rigdoh & Son for' interment.
Lecat Ttlanks
Cet them at The Statesman of
fice. Catalog on application. (Ad)
Goes To Lr Ansrrles
Dtan'Tt. Cromwell left Saturday
night for los Angeles. lie will
be away three months onathletiQ
hnsiness. " . .
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Headed for Port land
Four men armed with guns
were paid to be stealing a ride on
a freight train yesterday from San
f icers in this city- were notified
and they, are on the lookout lor
the , party. A negro, about 2o
years old, Is one of the four.
Vour Gown To Order-
$10.00 and up. Get your or
ders before the sprintr rush. Elite
Gown Shop. 414-13 Oregon Hid?.
(adv.) .
WANDA HAWLEY
. IN' ? , t
"Her First ?
Elopehient"
i fOMKDr . ,
Annie Laurie
, Ky -
Mr. Mcllonald
Every Suit at Jiosncr's
Reduced. See our patterns.
(Adr.)
Return-Front Cotwlave
Dr. J. II. Oarntobst is horn
from Portland rhtre he went to
attend an important Masonic con
clave held ion the 12th, 13th and
14th. He'went-from the fourth
to the thirty-second degree.
Automobile Collide
Thad Fell of Sweet Home, while
driving an automobile at the in
tersection of Front and Center
streets, collided with another au
tomobile, slightly damaging it,
when he attempted to escape a
collision with a street car. Mr.
Fell reported to the police depart
ment that he was entirely at fault
and would pay all damages.
Creaks Traffic Rule
W. F. Prime, 1880 Center street
is reported as breaking the city
traffic laws In cutting a corner at
the intersection of Commercial
and Center streets.
Secure Mairlsze Lice
Tearl Ualke of Salem and
George Sale of Reedsport, Ore.,
and Wiiinif red Beamish of Sale.m
and John R. Colgan of Jefferson
were eranted marriage licenses
Tuesday by the county clerk..
Child Wa Miwdnc
The little 4-year-old daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. F. L. Utter was
missing yesterday- afternoon from
about 1 o clock until after 5. t on
slderable anxiety was felt for her
safety and the police department
called Into service. However they
were not needed as she was found
shortly after.
NEW COTTAGE
IS APPROVED
Ways and Means Commit
tee Aids Feeble Minded
Institution
Pathetic facts about Oregon's
feeble-minded population and Its
facilities for protecting them and
protecting the state against them
the most grimly tremendous
problem confronting the state
were told to members of the joint
ways and means committee last
Light by Dr. J. N. Smith, super
intendent of the state institution
devoted to that purpose.
The rom ni it tee had under con
sideration the financial needs of
the institution as set out in the
budget, but will not attempt to
pass on the several Items aggre
gating $337,450. nntil all possible
facts have been obtained through
thorough investigation. An ex
ception was, th- approval of an
the certificates, or from any per
son seeking to redeem the proo-l
erty after suit and before Judg
ment and decree are entered, such
sum as the court shall adjudge
reasonable at attorneys fees in
any suit to foreclose the lien of
such certificates.
week. 42 ot whom bad enlarged
tonsils.- Many f the children
were found to have decayed per
manent teeth.
Salem High to Play
Newberg Toners Tonight
The basketball team of Salem
high school will go to Newberg
today and meet the high school
at that place tonight.
The University of Oregon fresh
men and Vancouver high school
are negotiating for games with
Salem this week.
Accident Commission -
May InvestlFunds
The senate today passed a bill.
introduced by the eomraitte on
Red Cross Instructor
Nurse Has 83 Students
item of S 1 1 ,o .".7.X.". for completion
cf the new cottage authorized by
tne special session or 19Z0. con
sidered an emergency measure.
and the bill to b introduced will
Eighty-eight students are now
receiving1 instructions In home
hygiene and care ot the sick in
Marion and Polk counties accord
ing to the Red Cross instructor
nurse. The class at Wood burn
has completed th course and cer
tificateg awarded.
In addition to the instruction
in home nursing. Miss Shlach is
making a survey ot the schools
ot Polk county in - an effort to
revision of laws, providing . that
the Industrials accident commis
sion may invest the rehabilitation
fund. The commission now has'
about $1(2.000 that it wishes to
put out on Interest and there is no
provision of law whereby thlsTan
be done.
Read tie Chuified Ais.
Feel Disagreeable?
That cold, though it may not in itself be serious, so
incapacitates you for your regular duties that it then
becomes a serious proposition.
Schaefer's Cold Tablets. 2$c ;.
will relieve it in 24 hours
Schaefer's Drug Store
' m . " m m 4 a k A
sole agents xor uaruen tourt rreparauons
135 N. Commercial St.
Phone 197
SALEM CLEANERS AND
.: , DYERS
I Repairing and Alteration!
lllS & Com! St.. Pnone ISIS
Wfllanette Valley Transfer
; Company I
Fait Oat Freight Daily Between
Portland and Salem
phone 1400
Detter-Yet Ilread
. Aek your grocer. Adr.
Start on Kastern Trip ;
Mrs.. Max-Solof of the reppies
Cash store. left Monday for a trip
through the eastern t Utes com
bining .business' -nith pleasnre.
While there sha will Inspect tbo
market conditions lit the larger
rltle and roafie purchases ,tr
the Peoples Caih stores. She will
visit Minneapolis. Chicago. Phll
a delphia. New York, and Roston.
snd returning will stop off
Kansas City, St. Louis and Omaha.
Would Forces Payment
G. L. Davenport filed a com
plaint yesterday - in the circuit
court against John A. Gearin, to
force the 'payment on an allegetl
account for merchanidse in the
sum of $350.17 and interest from
November! 8 17.V
PERSONAL MENTION
4
1
Almanacs
!
We have on hand a number
of MacDonald's 1921 Almanacs
one of the most complete and
comprehensive lines published.
Contains charts of positions of
the planets, daily advice, prop
er time for planting and bar
vesting by the moon, predic
tions and much other valuable
information, i Come in and get
one. Price 20 cents. 1
Tbe Vacuum Cups hare ar
y riyed at
i! A. H. MOORE'S
DIXIE
DOUGHNUTS 30c Doz.
! - '
SALEM BAKING CO.
Y9 flfinrt Street. Phone 954
V. W. 1100RE
Fnrnltvr - Btorw
The Home of tt T1twU
torn st inor for your monej aW
Electrician Wanted
First class wireman for house
and motor wiring. Salem Electric
Co. (Adv.)
Files Final Account
May T. Kroneke. executrix -of
the estate of John Koeneke. de
ceased, filed a first and final ac
count of the estate yesterday In
the county court. , The date of
hearing of objections has not yet
been set. . . . . .
carry the emergency clause sol ascertain me pnysicai conaiuuu
that completion of the building (of the children. Seventy-three
mav nroceed without delar. The I children were examined last
special session appropriated $40,-
000 for the purpose. W. C.
Knighton of Portland, architect
who designed the building, also
appeared before the committee In
behalf of tbe measure.
Representatives Hnrd and
Child s and Senator Upton were
I appointed a special committee to
I visit the institution Thursday af
ternoon and report back to the
general committee relative to re-
" John Matthais ot Lake Labish
was in the city yesterday on busi
ness.
Grant W. Day. manager of the
Salem Nash company, is in Amity
trulaV
Mrs. Russell Smith was In Port-1 Pairs and betterments for which
tan.t MonHau. Mr Smith's moth-the budget estimates mat zo.-
er. Mrs Leitch. of Aberdeen. 1 200 is n-eded. Other members of
Wash., returned home with her I the committee will visit the school
for a violt I at the same time.
Mrs. Mort Pilkineton Is visiting! Senators Staples and Eberhard
Track Driver Keckl
E. E. Bergman reported to the
police department yesterday that
the city delivery trucks were in
the habit of driving at a reckless
rate of speed. The matter Is being
investigated,'
Sales
and
Service
VALLEY MOTOR CO.
Planting Time
Seenre Reliable: FnlUand Orna
mental Trees. Small Fruits. Rosea,
from :-:'
THE SaT&mT kTjRSEBY .
COMPANY "
421 Oregon Bld.' Pnone 178S
TaDdnir llachines and Becordi
Player Pianos and Player Rolls
It Pay to Trad wM TM
fARMERS CASH STORE
a Bartom Dardall
Ul North Oomdal 4T
f
W00DRY
eonducta sales anywhere In
Marlon or Polk counties.
Store located 270 N. Com'L
AUCTIONEER
Damage Automobile
A broken fender and running
board on an automobile belonging
to J. A. Redimaker, was the re
sult of a collision which occurred
10 bar of Crystal Whit. Soap: 2
bir ft Crram hl Soap; M larxe
parkar Srsfoam aAiing poilrr..9 1.00
14 ban of CVai Oil Soap 1 M
f-pound tan riw. X J. 25
25 bar Laundry Soap l.w
HIGITLASD GBOCXKT
'4H Highland Avrun. Phone 496
WHZX ZH &AXZX, OXZOOV
tts St
BLIGH BOTITI.
A Boi. Away from Has.
Btrletry Modern 91.00 pr aj
, 10a aUoms ef BU4 OpwU art
Oaly Hotel la Basiaoaa DUtriet
CARL & B0WERS0X
Groceries ,
383 Court Street Phone 409
for a few days in Portland.!
Jack Hanson ot Silver(on was In
Salem yesterday
Henry Zorm. who is farming on
a large scale in Donald, was in the
city yesterday,
Charles Ogle of Woodbum was
here Tuesday on business
C. L. McAllister, a road super
visor of Shaw.! was in consultation
with the county court yesterday
on road business.
W. A. Taylor of Macleay was
here Tuesday.
Odis Myers of Stayton. was a
business visitor in the city yeste-
day
S. H. Van Tump was In Wood-
burn and Hubbard yesterday. In
and Representative Kubll were
appointed a special committee to
investigate the feasibility of re
pealing a law passed at the spe
cial session of - 1920 by whicji
children under 5 years old are
admitted to the school for feeble
minded. Dr. Smith deems the
law impracticable because- it
crowd out of the school the class
of . feeble-minded persons who
have become a menace to the
stat.-
The ways and means committee
will follow the oual policy of ob
taining all available data concern
ing the state departments and In
stitutions, larger through hear
ings, and then passing on the es-
Tyler's Drug Store
157 South Commercial St.
ine merest ot nis wor l"UB4', It Tonight representatives of the
rucuuure .npecior. child welfare commission and Of
t,. u. imrne . . i f."1, the Oregon produts
8 a V -I HPPer before the committee,
j tan i ua;
Mrs. Henry Adraln. matron, and
owner of the Springfield hospital
at Springfield. Ore., returned to
her home Monday after a visit' o
one day with her parents in this
city. t
Z. J. Riggs and William Bell
went to Portland vesterdav after
noon to attend a Shrine business geJJ TJ Introduce Bill to
a. p. Fleming, manager of the' KeeD Institutions From
... . n . . . 1 V - f .1 1
rslgnt Horse snows ot iqb t acinv
International Livestock Exposi
tion. Portland, spent Thursday In
Salem on official business. "
Great Western Garage
Gill Piston Rlngs Spot Lights
3tromberg Carbnretor Skid
Chains Ignition Supplies Tires
and Tubes
Opposite Court House. Phone 44
WE NEVER' SLEEP
: WOOD WOOD
CaD O. H. Tracy Wood Co.
for all kinds ol
dry wood !
rromnt delivery Phono S 1 0
ELECTRIC MACHINE &
ENGINEERING CO.
for Thor Washing Machine and
Eleetrlo Work and Supplies.
117 Coart St. Phono 4SS
maimsT price paid
: .-For -
SECOND HAND FTJRN1TUEE j
Stores, Carpets ana ioou
Capital Uardwaro & Fnrnlture Co. I
2 IS N. commerem jrnoua i
Busicks
BALI2I--ALBAirir
DREAMLAND
RINK
Dance Every Wednes
day and Saturday
Dreamland Orchestra
I COLLEGE PRINT
SHOPS AFFECTED
rYill Introduce E
p Institutions Fi
Commercialism
HARTIIAN BROS. CO.
Per Tine Jtwelry -Jewelers
and OptidixJ
"YALLFELT"
Takes the place et
loth at about one-'
. third
MAX 0. BUREN
ITS N. CommerdAl 8t
Do jou tako
TURKISH BATHS
If not, wny notT
No other baths or treatments
can produce the permanent re
lief to the person suffering
from disagreeable cold or all
menu of the flesh or body like
the Turkish; Baths will.
OREGON BATH HOUSE
Open 8 a. m. until p. m.
Lady and Gentlemen attendants
FOR BARGAINS
of all kinds such as furniture,
stoves, ranges, machinery, of
all kinds see the
t .
CAPITOL JUNK &
BARGAIN HOUSE
216 Center Phono
$9 .00
167 North Commercial SL
At the Electric Sim "SHOES"
6
DOWN
A WEEK!
Will Bar s
ONE MINUTE ELECTRIC
WASHING MACHINE
WRL GAHLSD0RF
The Store of HOIJSEWAItES
1921
HAND LUGGAGE
Whit Hare Yon?
Wo buy, sell and exchange
new and second-hand furni
ture, stoves, ranges, rugs,
tools, oto. Wo will buy you
out, ' !
COL. W. F. WRIGHT
i Auctioneer
ST1 N. Com'l SL, Salem, Or.
List your sales with us -
People's Fcrcihxre
I Store
Night Phone 104T PkonTS4
HIGHEST PRICES
. Paid for
Walnuts and Wniie
j Beans
PEOPLE'S CASH
STORE
: .
I
j LEWIS f
, ill
II JAXE NOVAK
0 In
"A MAN'S
(2 DESIRE"
I - A dandy pic
li tore of Far .
LnJ Sonh j
f "JSISVbUR SIGHT y
fyAt MOST
IMPORTANT
aa
y
SAVE
$25
On That Suit and Overcoat
Our Suits and Orercoata are
usually about $5.00 leas than the
"market.- Now that one-third i
off. the real saving on a S0 suit
or overcoat Is about $25.
1
$25.00 Suits and Overcoats $10.6."
$30.00 Suits and Overcoats 920.00
$35.00 Suits and Overcoats S23J
$40.00 Suits and Overcoats
$50.00 Suits and Overcoats
$60.00 Suits and Orercoata 40.oo
G. W. JOHNSON & CO.
U. S. National Bank Building
;-UI51; :ldM
' Mr. Max; Solof of the Peoples Cash
Store, and JIf. D. Samuels, formerly in
the automobile business in this city are.
very anxious to get in touch with prune
producers. They have made connec
tions with some of the leading whole--
sale houses of the East and inquiries
have been made as to the quantity,
quality and price. -
. YE CAN SELL YOUR PRUNES
If you will get iri touch .with us. . Advise
us as to the price, the quantity you have
on hand and send us samples. . .
. Mail all samples to the V
-Peoples Cash Store
Salem r Oregon
UR sight Is the God
guide that helps us
pick our "way through
the tangled time-trails. Let
the experience of others
guide you wisely when you
feel your need of glasses.
Have our trustworthy opto
metrist test your eyes and
the glasses we will furnish
you at reasonable cost will
rause you to see the wisdom
at coming here.
AT
1916
PRICES
MAX. O. BUREN
Senator Bell of Lane county
will introduce a bill to prohibit
state institutions from crmmer.
rijcsalizing their business.. Includ
ed will be a provision preventing
the journalistic printing plants at
the University ot Oregon and
Oregon Agricultural college from
doing any printing except that
done for the institution ot which
they are a part.
Senator Patterson of Benton
and Polk yesterday introduced a
bill to safeguard funds "derived
from the sale of bonds for irri
gation and drainage districts.
Security Called For
The bill provides that all the
money so derived shall be depos
ited by the treasurer of the dis
trict In banks designated by the
state treasurer. Preference shall
be ziven to banks in counties
here the districts are located
The banks selected shall be re
quired to give security to the dis
trict for the safe keeping ana
prompt payment of any moneys
olaced on deposit. The security
mar be a surety bond or other
forms -of securities and these
Khali be held by the state treas
urer for safe keeping.
In event ct failure of a bank
havlnr. tbe funds on deposit to
make prompt payment when de
manded, the state treasurer is
authorized and directed to sell
any or all of the securities, pay
ing the proceeds over to tne treas
urer of the Irrigation or drainage
district.
The treasurer of any district
failing to comply with the act
would be held cuilty of a mis
demeanor and sentenced to pay
fine not exceeding $5,000.
Appointments Confirmed
The senate yesterday confirm.
ed without dissent appointments
recently made by Ooernor Olcott
on the state board of health, the
board ot higher curricula and on
the boards of regents of the Uni
versity of Oregon. Oregon Agri
cultural college and Oregon Nor
mal school.
The veto of Covemor Olcott on
senate bill No. 6 ot the 1920
special session, validating certain
drainage districts, was sustsined
without dissent, as was another
bill Increasing certain salaries of
county officers in Umatilla coun
ty. Another bill Is to be suo-
stituted.
A senate joint resolution was
introduced by Upton authorizing
the senate and the house irriga
tton and drainage districts to
meet 'tn joint session and to em
ploy Clerical - help.
Following the Market Prices
j This store aims to follow the markets on the downward trend
and we re-mark our merchandise as soon as we know of any re
ductions coming on any of our lines.
Please Note
Now is the time for all of you to shop the city thoroughly he
fore purchasing any Wanted item
Tfni
yasssssssssss'
Consider
QUALITY STYLE
PRICE
FIRST OF ALL ADOPT OUR V
Pay as You Go Plan
Wherever yon do decide to spend your money.
T
Holders of Delinquency
Certificates May Profit
A bill Introduced by Senator
Upton today to amend the law re
lating to certificates of delin
quency provides tnat noiaers 01
such certificates shall be entitled
to recover out of the proceeds of
EACH DAY BRINGS NEW SPRING APPAREL FOR
Women, Misses and Children
COATS SUITS DRESSES
You will find prices on the new Spring lines most reasonable.
QUALITY MERCHANDISE
POPULAR PRICES
I
the salQ of property described in
173 H. Com! Street
fcf