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THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGOK. SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 23, 1921 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF rL Ai F. & A. M. Masons, A meet at LodKe room f-f i ? 1.30 p.m. Monaay, Jan. lJr ith to conduct funeral ot Wm. F. Sawyer. Br car- By order or W.M. 'Some Mistaken Voter" Will be Dr. Kantner's sermon topic this evening. This morn ing he will speak on "A Possible Program." Good music at each service. Secure Marriage LioTit' Marie Weeks of Salem and Richard Grant Uodda. of Port land, were granted a marriage 11-! cense yesterday by, the county clerk. Drs. White and Marshall Osteopathic physicians, U. S. Bk. lrfcan XeRion t4 , O Special meeting Capital Post No. 9 called for Tuesday evening has been called off by order of State Headquarters. Next meeting will .be Tuesday, Feb. 1st.! i-(Advt.) i I Journalist jr Xw Son A baby son arrived Friday nlrht at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A l Lindbeck. In Auburn. Mr. Ltodbeck is Salem correspondent ' for the Portland Journal. He says the new son weighed seven pounds sad one ounce. A name has not yet been chosen. - - - Trasses - Fitted at Tyler's Drug store by an expert in the business. (Adv.) Vn t tar Lan s The annual meeting of the First Unitarian society will be held at the residence of C. S. Hamilton, corner Chemeketa and Front streets, Tuesday evening. January 25 at 7:30. A good at tendance is desired, as business ot Importance will come before the meeting. D. Webster, Mod erator. Verdict for Defendant A verdict was given in the cir cuit court yesterday for the de fendant in the case ot Darwin G. Tyree vs. Eletha Pruett in a civil action; -instituted for the pur pose of forcing the payment of $1575 on a note alleged due the plaintiff. ! Public Notice You will please take notice that we have" disposed-ot our store, Heretofore known as Poisal & Shaw's Grocery, corner South I Commercial and Miller street, to Simon & Pade. We wish to thank our former customers for their patronage. and feel fully justified in recom- mendinr our successors. We hope out former customers will continue' to patronize the store. All accounts due us may be paid at the store. POISAL &. SHAW, by H. Poisal. (Advt.) Full Uowpel Mission Mevtlnj; Sunday, two and eight o'clock p.m., 197 S. Cora'l, second floor. (Advt.) Swimming and Physical Culture- Classes for business women. In quire Y. W. C. A. (Adv.) Your Gowds To Ordei $10.00 and up. Get your or- Iders before the spring rush. Elite l Gown Shop. 414-15 Oregon Bids. (adv.) Lost Bicycle Found Wilton Simeral. 9S0 North Cot tage street, reported the loss of his bicycle Friday night. He had parked his wheel in front of the armory. Police Officer Victor found it later is the rear ot the armory and returned it to the owner. Gum Machine Raided About o'clock Friday night the gum machine standing outside the Yew Park store, was raided and the gum taken from the ma chine. The raiders left the mon ey in the machine, however of the evils choosing the least. Traffic Rules Itroken Arrests were made yesterday by Traffic Officer Hayden, for violation of the speed traffic reg ulation of the city. E. D. Mor row of 480 North Twenty-fourth street, was fined $20 for exceed ing the 8 peed limit while driving an automobile. The rate was said to be 31 miles an hour. This was Mr. Morrow's second offense. George Donald, 1150 Mill street. for riding a motorcycle 40 miles an hour, received a fine of $10. S. V. Ramp of Brooks, who was reported to have driven his auto mobile at the rate of 30 miles. put up a $10 bail for his appear ance Monday to answer to the charge. New Spring Material At Moaner's the Tailor. (Advt.) New Spring Fashioi At Mosher'a the Tailor. (Advt.) VILUAM S. HART TTBt Testing Block" i . ... ' "Torchy" Corned jr Continuously; if Today; Arrested in California In accordance with a request of the Salem police, Richard Strat- ton was placed under arrest yes terday at Forestville. Cal., and later turned over to Sheriff John Boyes at Santa Rosa. V He is want ed in this city on a charge of grand larceny, and will be re turned here to answer to the charge. Where Are You Going. Bill? I'm on my way to Vick Brothers to buy one of those Bonner tubes. I'm tired of fixing punctures. Ad Legal Blanks Get them at The Statesman of fice. Catalog on application. (Ad) Loses Far Kobe . - H. S. Poisat, 1199 South Com mercial street, reported to the po lice station yesterday, the loss of black cow-bide robe. He saia he had left it in his automobile. which was parked at 607 North Commercial street, and when he returned to get his car the robe was missing. Young People Meet Members ot the Young People's alliance of the Evangelical church met recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zinn for their regular monthly business meet ing. Miss Oma Fagg wa elected assistant organist. Miss Mildred Lewis and Miss Alta Zinn are captains of teams that are striv ing to improve the alliance. I MJ.h Klizabrtb. Levy Teacher of violin, pupil of Cae sar Thomson, Royal Conservatory of Music. Brussels, Belgium; studio. 563 Court St. Phone 244. I -4-Adv. i To the Officers and Member Of Sedgwick W. R. C. No. 1 You are requested to meet at 2 p. m. Monday at McCornack hall to attend the funeral of our late sister. Mrs. Aaa Wilson. Norma N. Terwililger. President. Mary Lkkel. Secretary. Money to Lead- Elmo S. White, Temple. Ads 402 Masonic Mvark Seaaett's Big 5-reel joy picture. "Mar ried Life," at Ye Liberty today. Adv. Purchase Home- Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Campbell have purchased the Carolyn West property consisting of lot 1. block 7. North saiem. Tne consmera- t Ion was $2310. t See Vict Brothers For the new Bonner inner tube. The tube that punctures do not! affect; a tube that every auto owner is interested in. auv. Every Suit Reduced. (Adv.) at Mosnera See our patterns. It bar ! Cryatat WkiU Soap; ' Un ot Cream Oil 8op : om Urf ptekag &tIom wmudi powutr-f i.wu i. mI PV..m Oil 8oD 1.00 - m - " . -r . , , A.J 1.00 a-nnnnd eaa Crito Ji bars Laundry Sop. msRLAXS OBOCEBY vis TTicMmd Atanne. Phone 495 CARL & B0WERS0X F I Groceries f 383 Court Street Phone 409 Sell Part of Fruit Farm John Amann has sold lot 4" of the Sunnyside fmlt farm No. - tor a consideration of 33500 to Kasper Banman. Oldstnoblto MHsin? A six-cylinder Oldsmebile be- loneinr to Paul Stollar. R. F. D. No. 7, was said to have been tax- en from where It was left parKea Yesterday in front of the opera House pharmacy. The ponce were notified and the case is be ing investigated. SALEll CLEANERS AND 'C DYERS . ' ; Repairing and Alteration! 1215 S. Coml St. wHzar nr salzk. oszoov .. at BXIOH BOTEL 'A Ha Away from Hoamo Strictly ModaTB 1.00 fir aay lot Sodom o aoha Comfort Omly Eotol ia Boaiaoos Piatrirt ' Sale. - . and Service VALLEY LI0T0R CO. Km Mountain Balm Cough Remedy on Page 2. (Advt.) 'A Powdbl-9 Program For a Church" will be discus sed at the First Congregational rhnreta this morning. The dea cons of the church will be in stalled at this service. Almanacs i 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 far planting and har vesting by the moon, predic tions and much other valuable Information. Come in and get one. Price 20 cents. Tyler7 Drug Store 157 South Commercial St. aa Salem School of Expression , Lulu Rosamond Walton Director 147 r. commercial Phone 692 14S4J j Special Course in Public Speaking 1921 will be a bis year for i ;persoiial immon j W. H. Goulet. county commis sioner, was In the city yesterday from Woodburn. Max Reuf, of Stayton, was in .the city yesterday. He brought in a wild cat akin and received & $2 bounty for it from the county clerk. Joe Hendricks and Pete EtzeT, of Sublimity, were in Salem Sat urday. Dr. IL O. Hickman, ot Gervals. was a visitor in the city yester day. Judge Bingham, who has been holding court' in Portland the past two weeks, has returned home. L. D. Cbaumont of Portland spent yesterday in Salem on busi ness. Edna Garfield Is spending the week-end with her sister. Mrs. Roy J. Anderson, of Eugene Phone U33 Us VaaxTsn Cups have &r med at ' ' & hlIOORE'S PIXIE l''".-"-" JOUGHNUTS i 30c Dos SALEM BAKING CO. 129 Cmrrt StreeC Phone 954 7. W. II00RE I rnxnltnre, Btore The Heme ol tte Ylstrela Joi set more for your money. t j mooree It Pays to Trade s TM fAIU.lERS CASH STORE a Bortoa Dvxdall til Korth ComstcUI ' l WOOD j WOOD Call G. H. Tracy Wood Co. for all kinds ot -'', t dry wood Phone 620 Planting Tine Secure Reliable Fmlt and Orna mental Tree4Small Fruits, Roses, j - , from Tina SALEM ITCRSSBX COMPANY 121 Oregon Bldg. Phone 1765 TalVinir WaWtiaa' tvaA Records 1 - . Flayer Pianos k. riayer jous W00DRY eonduets tales anywhere In Marlon or Polk counties. Store located 270 N. Coml AUCTIONEER S, C. STONE, IL D. . CUBES CANCERS and does a general office practice. OTflce Tyler! Drug Store 157 South. Commercial Street LOOK! IN BUSINESS FOR YOUR AUTO'S SAKE Car7 not hitting rigntr Bring It to ns. A place to get tires, tabes, snot liehts. skid chains and tire pumps, r Great Western Garage Phone' 44. Opposite Court House ALWAYS OPEN I if mlu-fe--ioIdSedl i I BUS FOR BREAKFAST Tolstoy tomorrow evening. -b . The special meeting of the Am erican legion for Tuesday evening has beea called oft. ,i The North Salem Improvement I am prepared With a big Stock I down in that part ot town, wants ?; ' 4 and ' " I in on the eompetlUon of the Tart- ous boosting organisations wnicn LOWER PRICES MAX 0. BUREN 179 No. Commercial St HIGHEST PfilCS PAID For 8EC027D HAND lUJaHlTUBE Stoves. Carpets and Tools Capital Hardware o Fnrnttare Co. rrompt delivery ELECTRIC MACHINE tc ENGINEERING CO. for Thor Washing llaehlnee and aueetne Work sad Snppues, 117 Court Bt. : Phone 4SI BiasicM DREAMLM R1K Dance Every Wednes day and Saturday Dreamland Orcheitra One thought; guides us in our conduct. It is that all of our knowledge, all of oar discretion land all of our rcourtesy must be i employed opoa every occasion. HARTUANBROS. CO Tor rue Jewelry ! Jewtlen tad Optidass ''WALLFELT Takes the plaee of loth at about one y. a uurd r ft-Xl MAX 0. BUREN p - 171 N. Commercial St ' Do you take TURKISH BATHS it not. why not? No other baths or treatments can produce the permanent. . lief to the person suffering from disagrees Die com or ments of the flesh or body like the Turkish Baths wilL , OREGON BATH HOUSE - Open S a. m. until p. m. Lady and Gentlemen attendants FOR BARGAINS of all kinds such ss furniture, stoves, ranges, machinery, of all kinds see the CAPITOL JUNK & BARGAIN HOUSE 215 Center Phone 8 il;l.(H:HIML! has been brought forward by the Hits tor Break f est man. Either ibis, says the North Salem man, or have a Duriai. ll sava North Salem needs more car lines and street Im provements, and he says it is a shame that when they had a start that they .did not go ahead and pnt through the things iney were working on. V i. v . All right; North Salem is in, and let everybody out that way wake np and get busy. There is vast room, to grow out in that part of town. 'The next Issue of The States man will be the Welcome edition. A -laree extra edition is being prlntod. but it will be sueh an outstanding immigration paper that they will not last long.. ' Mrs. B. M. Woods. Salem's lead ing milk goat breeder, nas jnsc sold a nanny for 1 150, going to Beach. N. D. . Her name is Lias, and she is a pure Saaneo. regis tered. Mrs. Woods has sold four such milking animals in 30 days, and now she must Import some pure breds from Los Angeles, where her busbana, k. &. wooa. Is now looking over the milk goat herds down there, where there are thousands; including big milk goat dairies furnishing milk to the people of that cuy. Airs. Woods has been breeding milk goats for some time, and she ex pects to keep on. as sue uoui um business growing fast all over the country. Armenia is under control ot Mos cow from which it appears, an other complication has developed. The dependence, of Armenia on soviet Russia is another situation over wbich the president has no control. and he sees no action he could take to free Armenia with out the moral and diplomatic sup port of the principal powers which holds promise ot bringing peace and accord to the contending par ties. There is bitter distrust and fear of war along all the Russian borders. It seems futile to at tempt to bring peace to the Cau casus, if the result is merely to tree the forces there engaged for new campaigns on other sectors. The distressful situation ot Ar menia is but one detail of this vast " Russian problem and the nrMident most Mraestlr urres his I conviction that it is only by a general and comprehnesive treat ment of the whole problem, only by full and generous co-operation of the principal , powers that a hopeful approach to the pacifica tion and Independence of Armen ia can be found. President's Attitude Expressed "The attitude ot the president toward those now in power in Russia has been frequently and clearly expressed. He regards the bolshevlkl as a violent and ty rannical minority, by no means renresentlnr the real desires and purposes ot the Russian people. nut he has never believed that the vroblems raised by this coup d'etat could be solved by military action from outside. He hopes that the recent tragical events on the Polish front and In the Cti tnea have convinced all the world that armed invasion is not the way to bring peace to Russia. "The rapidly shifting events of recent months have only strength end his conviction that the Rus sian revolution, beneficent la Its main purposes, must be deveiopea to a satisfactory conclusion by the Russians. Help may from time to time be given from outside and voluntarily received, but attempts at military coercion can bnt end In disaster. 'Thar are elements in the nreaent situation which elve add a hona to nroiects of nacif icatlon. All the world is weary of war and the conviction grows among peo- tia at all countries that the mtu tarr method offers very little nro mine of aolvrnv the grave, pro blems of reconstruction. There Is t nrpient no overt civil war in Russia. It is now a problem of th relations between central Rassia and the surrounding amaller national griups "Th tin rt and Instability inn r th border are caused by bitter and mutual distrust. The struggling new nationalities which mmrm fartnerlv nart of the Russian mnlre are afraid to disarm and return to oeace because they die trust the bolshevlkl and fesr new rrriinn The Soviets contend that tav are afraid to demobil ize because they fear new larlri. 1 - ."The great Impediment to peaceful reconstruction In .those hid harder territories, the Imminent danger ot new hbstlll tiM. ! rained br the confusion between offense and defense. TJn logical outgrowth In fact, the only logical development ot ' the request to mediate In the Armen ian conflict and be feels bound in conscience once more to csll this matter to the attention of the as sociated nations. "It Is obvious to sll these small struggling bonier states will not attack great Russia unless en courages by promise of support from the stronger powers. The president therefore believes thst the sine qua non. of an attempt at. pacification mast be a public and solemn engagement among the great powers not to take ad vantage ot Russia's stricken con dition and not to violate the ter ritorial Integrity of Rassia or un dertake the measures aay farther Invasion of Russia nor to tolerate such invasion by others. - "Such a public agreement would in effect say to those now In power in Russia: 'Too are not menaced from outside. The great powers have voluntarily guaran teed yon from -attack. You can- have peace If you want It.' "The responsibility tor any new war which might break oat om the Russian border would then be clearly placed. "If the principal powers repre sented on the council of the league find themselves in accord with the president and will assure him of their moral and diplomatic support he will Instruct his per sonal representative, Mr. Jtorrte- man. . to preceea st once ea Us mission. - TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY MONY TO LEND ELMO S. White, 402 Masonic Temple. WANTED TO RENT A FIVE- room house; must be modern : Phone 14IT or address 387 Court street Monday. im thia distinction can be clear- w defined, there" Is not only mall hone of neace but no hope Af elear ttercention of who is runnntlhla for nT WSrS. It iii therefore the thought ot ix. nrMidnt tliat the uresent of fers a peculisrly pressing chal lenge to an attempt at general TtaoirtratJan on the Russian bord ers along these lines. Such sn at tempt seems to the president the THE FUN OF DOING There Is probably no thrill that ever quite equals the one which comes with the successful ac complishment of a task that has been set. . . . a. That is the thing tnai maaea the trained man a nappier man than his untrained brother. The Joy of accomplishment, the abil ity to tmnK a tniag- irouu and Ihen set out and succeed J doing It. that :1s the greatest sensation one can experience. ltneh of life's happiness ae- ends on a proper training? 'We can help you to secure iuca training. Write, or.call -lor. in formation. Day ana nigni school. Capital Bnsmess College Baiata, uratra. YbUK SIGHT IS VOUr?. MOST ilMfHJUTANT ocNSc $9.00 a w7 rth Conuaetdil'BL at the Electric Sign "SE0ES" if D0WI1 A WEEK Will Bar a ONE MINUTE ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINE WM.GAHLSD0RF The Store of HOUSEWARES 1921 HAND LUGGAGE O' jTbilHmYoa? we buy, sell and exeh&nce new and second-hand furni ture, stoves, ranges, rugs.' tools, etc, .We win buy yii put. coe. w. p. wRrom Auctioneer JT1 N. Com'l SL, Salem, Or. ; Uit your sales with tis . Peaple a Fcnateri rcsSt Phone 104T, PhoulTlt HIGHEST PRICES Paid for i Beans PEOPLE'S CASH STOItE av" '''Hi AT kUR sight Is. the Goo guide that helps us pick our wsy turougn the tangled time-trails. Let the experience of others guide you wisely when you feel your need of glasses. Hxve our trustworthy opto metrist test your eyes and the glasses we will furnish you at reasonable cost" will cause you to see the wisdom Df coming here. .! ' 1916 j . PKIOZS MAX. O. BUREN -. 179 IT. Coal Etreet m 3 i -l.l.l. li I rV4. I ll ll WILSON ASKS UBER- 1 ATI0N OF ARMENIA - (Continued from page 1) endeavor to mediate. "The message from the British prime sinister transmitted by you oa December 28 would seem to indicate the- impracticability or fufillty of the president's addrese lnr himself st least' in .the first Instance.- to the Armenians and Kejnelists. The president Is In clined to share this view and to feel that no solution can be bad without first getting at the source of the trouble. Armenia Under RuIjmi Control "Pendinr receipt of Information and assurances requested by tne president In his telegram of ro vember 3d, It Is deemed wise to state that the problem as the president views it. its causes sad possible remedies. It would ap pear that the immediate cau?e of the trouble In Armenia ana Tur key has been with the treaty of Sevres. Admittedly, this was a dirricult question with which to eoninnd but the treaty ws draft ed by the allied powers and the trouble has arisen over the fail ure of certain faction to accept this treaty and of the allies to en force, it. This Is a question over whlrh the nresident has no con trol and measures which he might taVct nr recommend In this airec t inn wmild 1m dependent uDon the heartr co-operation and support at tha allied DOWCrS. Th rtrttlsh nrime minister calls attention to the refiort tha$ Ripe Old Age Is only attained by preserv ing those faculties with which nature .nas en dowed us. The smiling, contented, bright-eyed bid man will tell you that he owes the preservation of his eyesight to the proper care he gave them in youth and middle age. THERE IS NOTHING which a scientist should do that we will not do for y6ur eyes. Dr. Albert R. Miller- tiomrlt-OptWa"u 510-12 U. S. Natl Bank Bldg Phone 3U 6ALEM. OREGON ' Braceletes and Rings The vogue in bracelets and rinps finds its highest expression irv the designs that fill our cases. The popularity-of thia store on all jewelry is oa account of the wide vsr iety of patterns carried in stock, from which, sel ection U easily made to suit the taste of each in dividual, at prices uni formly low. Poneroy & Keene Optidaas Jew elm Liberty and State Streets SALEll. OREGON V " - f' LADD & BUSH BANKERS f: ' . ' ' ' ft, TJ Oeneral Banking Ei:r!Tirn r s r - . : ' : "" . - - H Office noon frca 10 av ra. to 3 p. ra. r FIERCER ELECTRIC CO, ' e 211 South High St, Phone 5C8. " t AMERICA" ELECTRIC CLEANERS WESTERN ELECTRIC WASHERS AMERICAN BEAUTY IRONS Everything Electrical EASY TERMS-rFREE SERVICE Demonstrations Free 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. r Schaefer's Cold Tablets. 25c, will relieve it in 24 hours SchaeferVDrug Store Sole agents for. Garden Court Preparations 135 N. Commercial St. Phone 197 SOLD THE FARM AUCTBOW SALE Friday, January 28 1:00 P. M. Vi Mile East of Salem City Limits, on Market St or Garden Road Horaehold Furniture, Chickens, 2 Ford Can, Cow, Hone, 150 Bujheli Wheat, Hay, Wagon and Ma chinery as follows?. 1 black mare C yeara old. weight about 1400 lbs., blocky, broken a In tie and doable, guaranteed soend and good worker; 1 Jersey and Holstein cow, S years old. wlir freshen Feb rn try 1st; 100 pare bred White Leghorn hens, a dandy bunch; 10 a?i.a.ia wbut rn sarks: S toss loose oat-and retch hay; 1 stack of straw, one 1520 S-passenger Ford, setf starter, nearly new; one 1S1 5-paenger Ford, good shape; 1-bay fork, rope and pulley; set work harness; 1 end gate grain seeder; 1 Mccormick mower. 5-rt-ctJt; 1 McConnick hay. rake; 1 hay rack: 1 two-section lever harrow; 1 low wheel Iroo wagon; i ten-Inch Oliver chilled plow; 1 14-inch Oliver chilled plow; 1 wheel barrow; 3 new Axralnlster rngs, $12 and txlO; 2 all leather rockers: 1 all leather Morris chair; 1 plank top waxed oak library table; 1 mission oak extension table and 4 diners; 1 Great Western heater; 1 kitchen linoleum, good; 1 six-hole 'polished top nickle base Opal raage. good; 1 five-leg extension table: d kitchen chairs; 1 automatic electric washer, sew; 1 roll top oak bed. complete; 1 colonial dresser to match; 2 , white enamel beds, complete; 2 white enamel dressers: 1 goat ' rug. 1 electric heater; porch seat, hammock, lawn mower, porch flower boxes, eroqvet set. 60-fL garden hose, girl's bi cycle, set enelycopedla and other books, dishes, kltthea vten sUs. oak hall chair, hall mirror, BO quarts home canned fruit, ' 6 loads dry wood, clothes, basket, tools, etc. . . - V" ' ; l ' TEJ1MS.CASU ' F.N.W00DRY, " " The Asctioneer. . . ; i "List your sales with Woodry for Results' K. C SHELDON, Owner.