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THE OTiECON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON WEDNESDAYfdRNINT,, FEBRUARY R 1921 . p city news in brief Birth Anunceu-- , - Mr ana 1 "" r the parent or a son weishing 7 l.l pound, born to them yes at their home at 383 North ffigySfrt "treet. u'mkI For a'" ' . v. rood at Per luru- 11 "" immediately. 1 Phono iracy Wood uo- J I Orrcon Boot IwrilMnl A picture Ul w.-mcilil utuna ir.vlor. Neil lari ana one 01 ,ne Af'IeerS "HO JlSS.avru in mo ii- tor 01 tue criminal is uuuwu m this month's copy of the "Popu lar Science" magax!ne, illustrat i. the use of the Oregon boot. u.rt is shown wearing the boot .n short article explains that It made by an Inmate of the Oregon penitentiary, and also tires a description of the princi ple of the boot.: Pendleton Trib ine. " r.ll4 . station regarding persona allowing their cowa and -chickens to run at large. As this is contrary to the city ordinance the owners are be ing warned against the misde meanor. If complaints continue to be made, action will undoubtedly bo taken. WcmhI For Sale A car-load of second growth fir wood at $8.50 per cord, if , taken immediately. Phone 520, Tracy W ood Co. (adv.) Institute Postponed The local teachers institute which was scheduled to be held at Silverton February 19. has been postponed indef lnitly. TeaonWs will be notified when the exact date is set through the office of the county superintendent. sleet. Mr. Waltzftng was travel ing west on Court street and ran his automobile into one parked in front of the Court apartments. A back fender was torn off and one if the front wheels of his automo-! bile was broken. The bumper on the parked car was damaged. Slab Vom1 For Sah- Car load lots only. Falls City 49 S. 12th. Kindergarten Open Mothers who sire interested in the new kindereartrn olensp rail ! Salem Lumber Co 920M Thursday morning for ap-lPhone e12- (adv.) pointment with Miss Parsons. j - (adv.) j March 21 Date of Hearing I The final account of the estate LIU IS SUBJECT OF SIX O'CLOCK TALK Lector Today on lienors- The public is cordially invited to hear Dr. Samuel Higgenbottdm lecture on his work In the leper colonies of India, at the First Christian church this afternoon at half past two o'clock. VnaA For Sale A car-load of second growth fir wood at $8.50 per cord, if taken j mediately. Phone 520, Tracy Wood Co. (adv.) -e.lrm Boy Honored Richard Slater of Salem Is i among the list of pledges to Lam- JWa Phi Aipna. Honorary engineer- Hi fraternity at o. a. c. me list la Just been announced. Victor Kecordw .lust Arriv The records you have been try ing to get for years are here. Your "record may be among them. Stiff Furniture Co. (Adv.) Auto I-arks IJrrnso- Plat A Dodge automobile left stand ing in front of the armory Monday night without any license plate wastaken in custody by Police Officer Victor and placed in the Marlon garage for investigation..'. Not ire. V. i:. V. All day sewing Thursday, at the Armorj. All come (adv) of Eugene Bosse. deceased, was filed yesterday in the county court. The court has set Marcn 21 as the date for the hearing of final objections. Eddy Compares Education Of Ex-President With Present Day Slab Wood For Sab Car load lots only. Tails City Salem Lumber Co:. 349 S. 12th Phone 813. (adv.) t mmnUlnta of Stock at Lare - ... . Several comptaims nave neen wetstered recently at the police Story-teller Circle Meets "The adaptation of stories from ereat sources" will be the subject lUr UIWU99IUII CtClllllS a . Hie meeting of the Story Tellers cir cle of the Salem Arts league to be held at 7:30 o'clock in the educa tional room of the public library. Stories illustrative of the discus sion will be told by Miss Beatrice Walton, Miss Vivian Hargrove and Miss Alice M. Waldron. Visitors who are interested in the art of story-telling will be welcomed by the members of the circle. Damaged by Collision An automobile collision occur-' red Monday night when Archie Long, driving west on State street, collided with an automobile driven south on Eighteenth street by Leo Pfeil." The former automobile re ceived a bent fender and running 1 board and the radiator and fender was bent on the latter car. Money to lenl Elmo S. White. Army Discharge Filed Frederick Gahlsdorf filed an honorable discharge from the United States army yesterday with the county clerk. Mr. Cahlsdorf enlisted June 5, 1917 at Vancou ver, Wath. Slab Wo? For Sale I Car load lots cnly. Falls Clty Salem Lumber Co. 349 S. 12th. Thone 813. (adv.) Masonic Bldg. (adv.) ft raj BEBE DANIELS In ' .?. - '.'SHE C0ULDNT HELP IT" Comedy Victor Record Just Arrived r The records you have been try ing Uo get for,: years are here. Your record may be among them. Stiff Furniture Co. (adv.) Brooks File Discharge Frank D. Brooks, who enlisted in this city in the United States army on June i, mis, men u honorable discharge in the office of the county clerk yesterday. Small Handbag Iot '- A small brown handbag was lost yesterday morning between Salem and Jefferson, according to a report given the police by Mrs. O. F. Chambers. 260 North Thir teenth street. The bag was in scribed with the name of Doroth j Rtngrose vs. Guy M. Harris was Steusloff. 1185 Court street, and " ned yesterday in the circuit was being brought to the city by court Mr. Chambers. ' Motion to Place on Trial An application to place on motion docket tne case oi the J. E. TREES To Spring rUntinr Ordr From THE SALEM NURSERY CO. 42S Oregon Building SALEM " OKEOOS P1ob 1763 K2 1 ivm " i VALLEY MOTOR CO. Sales and Service Ask your grocer for DIXIE DOUGHNUTS 23c dozen SALEM BAKIXQ Talkirif Machines nd Record! Player Fianos ana riayer jww Ixnus! Ijoans! lxan" If you, desir to build a new house or remodel the old one and need money, please call on us Im mediately; we can help you. Lar- lar & Latlar, 406-7 Oregon Bldg., Salem, Or. Adv. r? ttiam at Ttin statesman o.- . fice. Catalog on application. (Ad) Mrs. Bede Hero Mrs. Elbert Bede, wife of the reading clerk In the, house of rep representatives, has returned from Cottage Grove to spend the remainder of the session with her husband. Case DismlxMMl in Court The case of Sung O. Kim and C. P. Kim and wife against John H. Shields et al was dismissed in the circuit court this week with pre judice by Judge G. G. Bingnam. ear nr. uamo . At thfl armory Thursday nigni. .?n nn "Health. Frotn the 'standpoint of the New School. ! (adv.) CI Court St. COMPANY Phone 954 8 Runs Into Parked Car j (Vision for Plaintiff Two damaged automobiles were ( A decree was issued in the cir the result of a collision caused by j cult COurt yesterday wherein Harold WalUling drivine an au- j JuaKe o. G. Bingham allowed the tomobile Monday while the wind-i ni-intiff in the case cf H. S. Rad- shleld was covered with snow and i cjtff vs r. w.-. Davis and Mabel Davis, his wife, and the Diamona T. Truck Sales agency to recover from the defendants the sum of $600 and permission to sell cer tain land containing 10 acres. WHX3T X3T SAiM. OXXOOV ' tp BUQH HOTEL A Horn Awr from Bern BtrtHly Mdm ft.OO p" T 100 Kooms f SoUd Comfort Omly Hotel ia BaoiBooo Ditre 'ft Htm if Cryitl miu Soap; tot of Cream on op; faektf Bfo WMobig powdr-1.00 U lu of Cnm Oil Bo.p U Un LaoBdry Soap . - L00 r HXQHUUro OSOCSST manzsT peice pud .. : For , SECOND HAND FTJRNTnntE .t. Store. Carpeu ana too , Capital Hardirar Fondtiire Co. It N. commercial au raa tARL & B0WERS0X Groceries U3 Court Street r Phone 409 He Vaannn Cops taxe ar rired at A Ho MOORE'S W.7.n00RE Farnltttr Btox T&i Bonn of taa Tktrala . tm gU moro for your xnomo at j . uoorn It Pari to TxtO ttf TM fARIIERS CASH STORE ' a Bortos Doraall tit Xerth LOOK! JS BT8VSESS FOR TOUR AUTO'S SAKE At feltttn? rtent? Brine It ( n. & niam to set Urea, tubes, ii,t akld chains and tiro pampa. Great Western Garage Phone 44. Opposlta Court Houae ALWAYS OPE3I YOOD WOOD Call G. TL Traey Wood Co, ; for all kinds of iry wood' hompt flellTory Phona ISO ELECTRIC MACHINE Ec ENGINEERING CO. forrioT Waahlng llaehlnof and poctrie Work and Bnppuoa. Ul Court 8L "Pnona 4S1 Do you take TURKISH BATHS If not, why not? No other toatna or inniw can produce tho permanent re lief to the person suiieriu from disagreeable cold or ail ments of the flesn or dooj um the Turkish Batha win. Open 8 a. m. until 9 p. m. nppr.nN RATH HOUSE t .ai v nd Gentlemen attend- ants HIGHEST PRICES Fill for Walnuts and White Beans PEOPLE'S CASH STORE IL W. SIMERAL'S .AUCTION Has Been Postponed Hear Dr. Waldo At the armofy Thurwlay nignt. at 8:30 on "Health. From the Standpoint of the New School. (adv.) , State Senator IJ. L. Eddy o! Roseburg delivered a masterly address before the- Six 0"clock l club last night on the subject ot i Abraham Lincoln. He discussed j particularly' Lincoln's education 1 and the manner in which he se cured it. and made application to the present day education of the young people in the high schools and colleges of the land. He plead for more education secured by hard work, and- cited the fact that whn Abraham Lincoln want ed a grammar, but none was available in his neighborhood, he finally heard of one six miles away and walked the six miles and back after his hard days work was Gone to borrow the grammar and mastering its contents by the flickering light of the open fire. He declared that present day in rtttutiona were spending their time and money in trying to se cure instructors who could teach by improved methods, with less wock and rtudy by the pupils. The senator declared that pres ent day libraries, both public and private, were filled with bookc written by moral perverts or in tellectual crominals. whose writ ings break down everything we hold cacred; that, destroy the home, virtue and manly and wo manly qualities. The young peo ple' are getting the habit of do ing the easy thing, and reading the easy, trashy books that dissi pate the thinking powers, destroy the-virtus, and distort the vision of the youth. He declared that high school and coltege students were reading Ibsen's plays and studying Roman history and Oreek mythology when they knew little or nothing of American his tory and could not write, read, spell or punctuate the English language. The speaker mentioned the beautiful marble memorial build ing now under construction out near Arlington Heights at Wash ington, being built by the govern ment at a cost or $2.7."0,000, which "will be dedicated this sum mer to the memory of Abraham Lincoln, but that no marble pile could be as frasrant. beautiful or perpetual as the memory of this fnartyr In the hearts and minds Of the pecole of America. Kile paid tribute ta Lin coln's Gettysburg address and the second inaugural address. cbmratinK the former with the wonderful two hour address on the same occasion by the most UnichPd orator of the time, not .a Jury' anil' prescribing ' order ' of , proceeding on trial. H. II. 3 55. by Uennelt Prev enting federal reserve system from forcing banks of tliiB state to clear items at par. II. IJ. 356. by McDonald (by request) Amending wctions 833G and S3 39 Oregon Laws re lating to certificates to practice profession of architecture. 11. B. 357. by McDonald (by request) Providing for compul- sory dipping of angora goats jr.d other goats for eradication of lice. H. II. 33S. by McDonald by request Providing for market ing goat meat and governing sell ing or trading in such commodity. H. H. 359, by Perry (for major ity jof committee on alcoholic iraf- fic) Amending certain sections of Oregon laws, relating to issu ance of permits to purchase alco hol by certain persons. 11. B. .360. by Joint ways end means committee Amending sec tion 557. Oregon laws, relating to salary of cleric or state una board and declaring an emergency. JK'TSKES'dSE ! attorney for.lbe . defendant iat, . 1 Dayton and Qoldxteld t Portland vf1 aciru ior yiaiuuu. n HI I've Statesman Classified) Ad Mother Sues to Recover Property Deeded to Daughter I BITS FOR BREAKFAST I : Are you eating prunes? The run flax mill at the pen will It will go right on. with more than twice as much flax to treat as ever before - And if it is given a chance for its life it will prove so profitable and Jieneficlal that every one will be nroud of it. and it will last forever. The case of Barbara Robinson vs J. T. Hurley and wile, which has occupied the week m; far in the circuit court." waa last n'ght taken under advisement by Judge 0. G. Uingham. ! Mrs, Robinson Is endeavoring through the court to recover pos tenslon of certain lana deeded some time ago to her daughter,! Mrs. Hurley, and bnsband. th de- t fendants in the action. It appears from the testimony that the farm! was deeded several years a ro with the understanding that the motar would make her home with the i daughter. Later complications set in and the mother was aa Judged insane and taken to the Oregon State hospital, where she remained but a short time wnen aha was dismissed in care oi a son. Frank Morris, and proceed ings were commenced to nullity the deed. Daring his possession of the property. Mr. Hurley has made ex tensive improvements on the place according to the testimony offered in the case. - Gehlher and Heltxel were the "The Father of Our Country," -hose birthday we celebrate this month, established a name for truthfulness that serves as an example for ev ery ad. we write. ' Purchasing Jewelry. U largely a " matter of confi dence. Every article we sell is guaranteed to be exactly as represented every state ment we make Is carefully considered before being giv en out to you. Duy Jewelry from the store that stands ready to say. "I Cut the Cherry Tree." if your purchase is not lust exactly rffchL If we make a mistake we will own up. and it's your money back if you want IL Call and see the new addi tions to our watch stock. Pomeroy & Keene Reliable , Jeweler and Opticians Liberty and State Streets SALEM. OREGON LANHAM TAXI CO. Elgin Six Touring Car City and Country Trips Stand O. E. Depot Phone 540 Suits Cleaned ........... i" Suits Pressed 500 Salem Cleaners & Dyers 1215 S. Com! St. Phone 1868 Lost Bicycle Recovered Harley-Davldson bicycle was found yesterdav by Police Officer Porter under the roots of a tree overhang'ng the river bank at the foot of Court street. The front wheel of the bicycle was missing. Records show that it was the one ronnrted lost February 12 by H. Hunt. The box factory scheme from the log at the penitentiary is on the skids, bound for the limbo of lost souls. n The slogan editor Is digging in on potatoes for tomorrow. Watch for the spud sputtering. They will be useful. S The Friday Statesman will con tain a historical section and a page of fine pictures that every reader will want to keep. If there an no bootleggers op erating under th'e brown dome of the capitol. some of the hair oil in use by members of the third and fourth and fifth houses must have for its vehicle some of the Honrbon handed down from the days when Noah rode the great flood for it smells as wet as the PaciTic ocean. This is a tip and all bootleggers would better duck. LADD & BUSH BANKERS ;Ubliihed 18&S 9 ener&l Barddaf; B mines . , Office Eoun froa 10 s, m. to 3 p. m. STATE CONTRACTS FOR 741 ACRES OF FLAX ord of which has survived, while lAdlv a nerson In the nation but ou1d recognize it. If three lines df the Lincoln address were re- IK9 t fA - k ; . j v.aav was imruuucc Daniel Webster, past of the department of A. R.. who presided. -Senator by Judge cjumander Oregon. C. i.; SENATE BILLS Exceed Speed Limit S Friedman. 448 West Broad way. Portland, was arrested yes terday in this city and fined $10 for breaking the traffic regula tions in exceeding the speed limit on State street between Twelfth and Winter streets. He was re ported by Officer Hayden to be driving an automobile at me rate of 26 miles an hour. PERSONAL MENTION Better Goods For Lese .REX MAO TOM DRY PASTE Reliable and Economical MaxO.Buren 179 N.Com'ISt HARTMANBROS. CO. ; For Una Jewelry Jmlen and Opticians . FERTILIZERS for eTery Crop and . ment Soil require- , 1ET North Commercial Bl Electric Sign "SHOES SWIFT & COMPANY North Portland, Ore. For Easy Terms and Pricea aee or " i PQ .1.1 VI IH I II IMta r- vr K V 1 ?vVJ rW- I 1 i&w&s'j rKurwftwi - STUDY c 10 S. B0WNE . mrt tr.rinn SL ruvuv LARENCE I Marion St. Yflxat Have You? buy, sell and exchange new tnd second-hand furni ture, stoves, ranges, rugs, tooU, etT. We win buy you om. , I COL. W. F. WRIGIIT Auctioneer "l N. Com'l St., Salem, Or. v List your sales with na People's Furniture ' ' Store The Weeks brothers of rout 8 were transacting Dusiness jcaic day in Salem. v A tnhnuin and Mrs. S. E. Richardson of Silverton were in Salem yesterday. Oeorce Arthur Drown, an at torney of Portland, was in the city yesterday in attendance at the circuit court. William Stein of Portland was in the city yesterday on business. Dr. H. O. Hickman of Gervais was In Salem yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Poweii oi Westport, Ore., were fcaiem visi tors Tuesday. . . T. J. Butler, coounty commis sioner of Linn covnty. was tran sacting business with the Marlon coounty court yesteraay. nenlim n Brown OI .Ml. rtUfeci was in Salem Tuesday. . Frank Johnson ot tne na Green community was m v. yesterday. Mr, jonnson a v- trolman or. roau msn hi .-. Lee Wells was among me yus in the city yesterday irom jenci-son. iThe following bills were intro duced in the senate yesterday: ,- s. R. 342. judiciary committee Fixing the salary of the Justice of the peace. Multnomah district. V S. IJ. 34 3. judiciary committee -Increasing the salary of the constable cf Astoria precinct from fioso to $1380 a year. .S. B. 344. Robertson Relat ing to treatment of sheep for pre vention of disease. ANTI-JAPANESE BILL ; PASSES LOWER HOUSE ) (Continued from page 1) (Continued from page 1) E. Luderback, route 6, Salem. 20 acres. L. J. Chopin. Salem. 10acres. D. R. Hammock, route S, Sa lem. 10 acres. Ory & Bishop, route 8, Salem. 10 acres. j V. M. Dc coster. Independence, 1.1 acre3. i F. M. Hoyser, route 3. box 211. Salem, 3 acres. Rruce Bowne. Turner. 10 acres. L. Townsend, route 2, Gervais. 10 acres. F. W. Wendland. Salem. 10 acres. Total acres, 741. Bad Colds Undermine The Health Don't take any chances Schaefer's Cold Tablets will break your cold in 24 hours. 25c Package Schaefer's Drug Store Sole agents for Garden Court. Preparations . 135 N. Commercial St .".:. - .Phone 191. Financial Readjustment Faced by North Dakota a-. FOR BARGAINS . .. . a furniture. or an amu v - TTiarlilnery. oi , (ITHH. riuiw, all klnda aee the CAPITOL JUNK & BARGAIN HOUSE Phona.tft 21S Center We have made a profound study of eye-examination of lense-fitting. Whatever your eye defects we can prescribe eorrectly for you. The glass es are sold to you at a mod erate cost, depending upon 'he lenses you need and the mcuntlnps you choose. Your jye-satisfaction is assured. tipped & eriiim mm ONE NIGHT Wed., FEB. 23 Japanese legislation and charged that their only mistake was in not passing it earlier. VThls is undoubtedly a federal qnestion." said Carter, "but the present activities in Washington. D. Co., is the result of the Cali- rnrniv ajritation. and a similar move by Oregon is Just the burr a t npded under the federal tail." The roll call on the bill follows: rnr Acheson. Allen. Carsner, Carter. Cary. Chllds, Fisher, Flint, j Hammond. Hosford. Itura, jonn ston. Kinney. Korell. Lee. Leon ard, Lynn. Marsh. Martin McDon ald. McFarland. Miies. wonu, Overturf, Pierce. Perry. Richards. Shank. Sheldon. Sloan. Stone. Wells. Westcott and Seaker Bean. Amt RolknaD. Bennett. Bur- dick, Davev, Egbert. Fletcher. Gal lagher. Oordon of Multnomah. Oordon of Lane, Hlndman. Hop vtn. Ilnbbard. Hunter, Hyatt, Kay, Kubli. LaFollett. Looney, ntior. Powell. Roberts. Shirta. w C m I ft. a a Templeton. Woodson ana rigai. absent Deals. HOUSE BILLS MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Feb. 15 Another phase of the plan of Minneapolis and Chicago, bankers to relieve the financial situation in North Dakota was reached today when the legalitjfeof the bond is sues authorized Dy ine mausinai commission was considered by the bankers in conference here. The bankers' plan, which would mean virtual disruption of the in dustrial program irt North Dakota as contingent upon the floating or. six million dollars bonds by the financiers, now is up to the legis lature of North Dakota. It was pointed out at the con ference that while the United States supreme court had sus tained the legality ot the North Dakota industrial commiss on. its bond issues never have had a Ju dicial interpretation. There is a possibility, one bank er declared, that legal doubts may cause the conference to reject me bond issues now authorized, mis would mean, if North Dakota wished to go through with the plan, that a new election would have to be held to prlvlde for a new bank and industrial commis sion and other remedial measures. DON'T KILL YOUR YIFE! LET US DO THE DIRTY WORK AMERICA ELECTRIC CLEANERS WESTERN ELECTRIC WASHERS Labor Saving Devices MERCER ELECTRIC CO. 211 South High Street Phone 5G8 IF YOU DITVIMP HUMlKi v. v- If -A TARIFF COXFKKKXCK ASKKD THE TAMOVS COMEDIANS KOLB AXD DILL IN ; "The High Cost of Loving" Lower Floor 2.00 First tJirea row balcony . 2.00 Ltt 2 rows balcony $1.50 OaUery (not reterred) ... $1.00 War T lO-'i Extra MAIL OEDEES NOW SEAT SALE MOKDAT 9: CO ' GRAN D Wkm Th. Bi Slow. Flr; WASHINGTON. Feb. 15 Chair man Fordney of the house ways and means committee, has sought another conference on tariff and revenue legislation with President-elect Harding.' He said to iar h bad asked Mr. Harding to mo n rit for such a meeting at1 St. Augustine. Anvhow. the Democratic party i is suffering from a loss of weight. 4 The following bills were intro duced in the house yesterday: II n. 350 Substitute for S. p. 14 and 158 and II. B. 251. 12 and 256. By Joint committee on salaries of state and county cm cergProriding for the salaries of district attorney of the state of Oregon. . , U: B. 351. by McFarland (by van HAttt ftf t Tit Slate Fair Board) -Providing for appointment of a state racing commission x i-uhhwi andJgrant licenses for horse races in Oregon. . , H. B. 352. by Mctananu Providing tor the payment oi me. la'm of S. W. Purdy. for salary and expenses of deputy game warden In July, 1912. -H B. 353. by McFarland rro Vidina for payment of $102.75 to Leo Fischer, Bend, Ore., from the ratne protection fund. TIL B. 354. by Leonard Am 'irtdin section 132, Oregon laws conduct, oi inai. oy f rr' if .t : -' ' TV; uV i Today ami -1 Tomorrow n- MAY U YOHE Mititfrn ar Matinee and Evening littJating to n (IMly Fninci Hoie) riropr Favor-' Ite Star IX lKUSOX No liaise In ' Price 35c GRAND "Where the Wj ' .Shinniriajrw You Will Be' Interested To Know: K That all our stocka of hosiery have been, re-marked to meet the new market condi tions. And what is better still, in addition ,to the advantage of the newer and lower prices, the wearing quality of the new hos iery b much better on the new stocks that we have received. We carry Phoenix, Onyx and Cadet hosiery: three names that stand for the highest and best in hosiery land. Ask to see our new stocks and notice the lower scale of-our new prices when you next come to the store. : Prices on women's silk hosiery range from... 9Sc to $4.73 Prices on cotton and lisle hosiery range from -25c to 73c s 'The "Pay As You Go plan leaves more mon ey in both the bank and the pocket book. ' T' "i 1047 rmi HV