THE OREGON STATESMAN, SAT KM OREGON T terry news in brief U . . ...... i lull ml- 1 rE. Atbot. 2690 Cherry etc- imodelinr hi felling, the oot t whicfc lwl11 1,0 approximately ' tTOfl A ;buillin permit was ? Yei Ubd week tn the office of ibt ciV recorder jfor the work. - ' ! r I gt, Jdui If Jn "Tb0 Aeronut" at Ye Liberty towy' jr c ' Will ItlPI CJarajt' S M Ehdlcottn is planning to repilr hf garage at 170 South Twelfth itreet at! an expenditure oflll&O. liYesterfiay n. repair per mit was &uel In the office of the city recorder. j .. 1 , j p . jno If oumw ' ji An4 onei-foorth; of a block at the rtornefv of lfcth and State street, will be aoild at auction at (b canrt house on the 6 th day of ifarcli at H o cloek a. m. ' h "-' la TheiTurnias roint" at xe Ubfty today. Adr. , i , . H..linm Vllfwl Mi Daniel K. Hranlgar filed bis honorable i diBcharse from the t'nltod States army with the coun ty clerk on Friday. . He had erred corporal in Company F, lMth infantry haTing enlisted at Woodburn on I June 21. 1916. and was 1919. discharged March 18. The Spa Our improvements are progres sing nicely and we are through lth tho mufsy part of the work. We are in a position to take care of our trade as usual. The Spa. (Adv.) Wanted Girl at The Spa Adr.- f Couple Will .Marry A Ucense to wed was granted yesterday in thr? office of the county clerk to Lillian E. Wat dron and Paul R. Walker of Salem. SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH 5. 1021 leased 1920 acres of land in Mal heur county to Charles (larticz for grazing purposes. Cartlez will pay the state 13 eenU an acre each year. :The board sold i.acre ln JosPhlne count v which the board had foreclosed against V. S. Coutant, receiving 2020, the amount of the state's claim. Special Lit New Colunibi Records. 59 cents. Geo. C. Will (adv.) , MJnnrtt Mager Vocal studio, Derby building. Friday afternoon and Saturday. Adv. Hebel to Iliiild Charles llebel will erect a one story dwelling in the near future at 1638 Fairmount avenue. The estimated cost of the building is $1000. nnn William Faversham In ',' Sin That Was "The Hi" r. "SNOOKEY' ; ;-!. in,: "You'll Be Surprised' "Isobel" Tomorrow Mm. i a. Curt Is Wishes to announce a most wonderful sale of beautiful Easter millinery. No hat in the thotJ over siu.au and many less urday special (adv.) . , A damnified Ad Will bring you a buyer. Sat- i TREES far Spring Dantlng Or'r Tro THE HAUl NURSERY CO. f ' -42H Orfo Baildlof IALEJC OKKOOH i Plena 1702 Sales and Service VALLEY MOTOR 0j Man Injured O. P. it. Clair was thrown from his wagon to the pavement last night when his horse and wagon were -struck by an automobile driven by F. II. Moore, route 8. According to report, Mr. St. Clair is not considered seriously in jured. In relating the accident to the police department. Mr Moore- said the lights on his au tomobile bad gone out and that he was unabta to see the wagon which was traveling in the oppo site direction. The harness was badly torn up and the shafts were torn from the wagon. ' Opportunity Kale Of beautiful Kaster millinery Specially priced for Saturday from $6.50 to SID.50 at Mrs. L G. Curtis, (adv.) . ; Legal Blanks Get them at The Statesman of fice. Catalog on application. (Ad) School Children Invited AH school children from the first to the sixth grade have leen invited by John R. Sites, director of the Salem Symphony orches tra, to attend a free rehearsal of the orchestra at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon in the armory. The orchestra will give at this time its final rehearsal of the symphony Drocram to b rrMinr- ed Tuesday night. taken Thursday night from an automobile parked at 969 North Cottage street belonging to Clyde Harold of Stayton. It contained several insurance policies, an army discharge., same French coins, a victor medal, an Eastman camera and some wearing apparel. Yesterday afternoon Hans llofs tUer. while driving a milk truck for the Meadow Itrook Lawn dairy found a part of the contents which included the insurance policies and army discharge. FINEST IN MUSICAL ART IS REPRESENTED BY VIOLINIST APPEARING HERE LAST NIGHT 'Tw QurMion c,tnl .Uk- Of Every One. ' will be Dr. Dr. Kantner's jitrmon suMprt Sunday evening. Sunday morn ing he will Fpeak on ''The Man Who Followed Full v." (adv.) Wanted Girl at The Spa. Adr. Coming; The Willamette University Glee Club concert. Grand theater. Thursday night, March 31. (adv.) Xotice I will not be responsible for air bills contracted by Mrs. Jno It. Boysell. Signed Jno R. Boysell. (adv.) Will I lkK)Hed - Jolm Wilson Clark who . was committed to the htate hosnital for the insane from Multnomah county In September, 1919. es caped yesterday from the Cottage iarm and la still at large. He is considered harmiesa. He Is a Scotsman andis flated for depor tation. Another inmate to h de ported at the earliest opportunity is Mike Kovik, the big Russian who escaped two weeks ago af ter knocking out an attendant and breaking through two doors. AsumM IleMfMHisibility While driving couth on Twelfth street yesterday, C. W. Bean. 2460 Maplo avenue, ran his auto mobile Into a delivery truck ot the Steusloff Bros. Market, and damaged it somewhat. The truck was reported as not having re ceived any damages. Mr. Bean a?KUined all responsibility of lb? accident. Coming; The Willamette University Gle Club concert. Grand theater, Thursday night, March 31. (adv.) Salem Symphony Orchestra 50 musicians in concert; Tuesday evening. March 8; ory. Admission $1. (adv.) 6.1a arm- Kaiser Sells Ijand Martin Kaiser, who lives near Mt. Angel, sold about 51 acres of land Tuesday to John Marner. The selling price of the land was $14,000, or about $273 an acre. Watching' Kathleen 1'arlow and listening to her music last night at the armory made It easy to be lieve that anyone could play the violin. That Is the highwater mark of art. Critics of every country of the fclobe have ex hausted all the scpcrlatlves that the dictionary contains in review ing her concerts, leaving little that Is new or original to be said. From the moment the tall, slen der, auburn-haired figure ap !eared on the armory stage until her final appearance she had the biz audience with her. an audi ence that forgot time, place and even the musician, so subtle was her art. Mowing and fingering through an arilsilc and well-balanced program Miss Parlow opened hew musical vistas te local j mumc lovers. Mie piayed compo sitions bv both old and new com posers, compositions that are as sociated especially with the vio ,1'n, but under her magic bow they took on individuality, char acter and revealed new beauties. There were appealing qualities In her playing-, technical perfec tion, rare delicacy of tone and bowing, and whenever called for dynamic forcefulness. M's Parlow played always with the Authority and under standing of the finished musician. One moment her v'olin whispered l a tender questioning, and in the next, tones swelled forth In power and fullness. One moment her playing was the essence of poetic delicacy, again It revealed depth and bigness of the tempera ment of the moment. At the end of the Concerto In n Minor, appreciation took the form of a lovely cluster of Oregon rorlng flowers, a gift that brought the artist smiling and bowing to the front of the stare. In re sponse to prolonged applause fol lowing other numbers Miss Par low graciously reappeared giving several extra compositions, among which were Paderwskl's Minuet and "Drink to Me Only JkVitb Thine Eyes." And writing of Parlow it would not be consistent to pass over the work of Fred Meisoin Gee. who as the violinist's accompanist. lent the most splendid support at the piano. He revealed true artistic feeling and furnished at all times the efficient support ex pected of him. The second number on the pro gram of the Sal?m Musical bur eau, the Parlow concert. oe down into memory and history as one of the most finished and ap preciated muslcales ever given In the Capital City, a red letter date on the winter's musical program. William Henry Bcliew Dies; Funeral Today William Henry Bellci died yes terday at his home at 2015 State street at the age of 77 years. Mr. Belleu has been a resident of Sa lem for many years at intervals, recently returning to this city from Aumsville where he has lived for the past several rears. He leaves besides his wife, Martha Be lieu, a daughter. Mrs. Nora Carter of Albany. Ore., two sisters. Mrs. ebecca Chamberlain of Salem, and Mrs. KIsle Lynch of Hopewell. Ore., and one brother, Anthony, of Lake Creek. Ore. I Funeral services will be held to day at 11 o'clock from the Rigdon rhapel. with Iter. Ralph Putnam. in charge. Interment the Aumsville cemetery. ill be in Wife How did you come td propose to me, John? i Hobby I wanted to be differ ent from other men. I suppose. Answers. i State Iind leased The state land board yesterday Aik your grocer for ?DIXIE DOUGHNUTS i DANCING at Nomklng Cafe, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday nights. Americas and Chinese dishes. J! 12 i' jN. Cottmercial St." " JUST RECEIVED .Kasons Perfect Liquid Paints - -- - Reasonable prices Capital Furniture & Hardware Co. 285 N. Commercial Phone 947 23c dozen MLOfmKINGWMPAXV .; AUCTIONEER CI Court 8 U Phone 954 CARL & B0WERS0X GROCERIES W Court Street Phone 409 Tte Vacuum Cops have ar rived at ... v A. H. MOORE'S It Pays to Trade at The G.SATTERLEE 404 Ferry St., Salem. Oregon Phones 11771211 Talking . Blachlne and Records Player Piano and Player IloUn Great Western Garage lilt Tl-. III... t tmtm FARMERS CASH STORE gf &j;;sr" C. Barton Durdall JiT ; North Commercial 247 and Tubes Opposite Court House Phone 44 WE NEVER . SLEEP 'K . it .W.W.M00RE Furniture Store ! The Home of Itne Vlctrola Ton get more forj your monej at . ; Aioone s WOOD J WOOD Call 0. II. Trajy Wood Co , for all kinds of dry wood Prompt delhery i Phone 520 '-. i Do yoo take TURKISH BATHS If not. why notT No other baths or treatments can produce the permanent re lief to the person eaiienns; from disagreeable cold or ail ments ot the flesh or body like the Turkish Baths will. Open S a. m. until 9 p. m. OREGON BATH HOUSE Lady, and Gentlemen attend ants 1 ELECTRIC MACHINE &f ENGINEERING CO. Ttrr ThoV Washing Machines and fciectric work and Supplies Court St. ? Phone 4S8 ; for Fine Jewelry ' - j-v . cwelers and Opticians l - :( ' CO. WANTED SPLIT PRUNES PEOPLE'S CASH STORE What Have Yon? buy sell ind exchange and second-hand furnl jBre, stoves, ranges, rugs, ools, etfe. w will buy you out tj . COL. W. Pj WRIGHT. , Auctioneer , N. (tom'l f?t., Salem. Or. List your sales with us People's Furniture . I Store r-'rtt phone 1(147 phonn 734 7X FOR BARGAINS of all kinds such as furniture, stoves, ranges, machinery, of all kinds soe tho CAPITOL JUNK & BARGAIN HOUSE 215 Center Phone 398 Any Stt in tlie ;rnnd Theater Is good when it comes to listen ing to the Willamette (Uee club: but make sure yon get some sort of a seat.' (adv.) The Ruined Chun-tie if France," a series of interesting "pictures will be shown Sunday evening s,t the First Congrega tional fchurch. (adv.) Two Deaths Report -l A total of 434 accidents were reported to the titate . industrial accident commission for the week ending March 3. of which two were fatal. The fatal rases were: Ben Emerson. Portland, switch man; George Gardner, Portland, lath mill contractor. Of the to total number of accidents report ed 404 were subject to the pro visions of the workmen's compen sation act, 16 were from firms and corporations that have reject ed the act and 1 i were from pub lic utility corporations not sub ject to tho act. - Auto Bus to Portland Gray CadiHac-S. Busses leave Marion hotel 8, 1, 4:42 daily. Fare, $1.73. Adr. Corning; The Willamette University Gle Club concert. Grand theater. Thursday night, March 31. (adv.) Suit Case Stole A brown leather suit case was FOR RENT Two and three room apartments, furnished or unfurnished Phone T. G. Bligh, 743 Prepare To Secure Your Ticket For the Salem concert of the Willamette University Gle Club. Thursday. March 31. (adv.) Remein'ter Tills Our yft-cent record sale Is still on. II. .L. Stiff Furniture Co. Adv. Soldiers File Discharge Joo A. and Raymond K. Am nndson filed honorable dlsebarRes from the United States army yes terday with the county clerk. The former enii-tcd December 14, 1917. at Sioux Falls, S. I)., and had served as a corporal in the air service. He was discharged January 29. 1919. The latter, who enlisted July 21, 19 IS. - at Woodburn. served as a private In Company O. Firrt Infantry, and received his discharge July 3, 1919. Prepare To Seoire Your Ticket For the Salem concert of the Willamette University Glee Club. Thursday. March 31. (adv.) Hulkling a Fine Ho O.. F. Franklin or the Standard Cleaners and Dyers, believes In Salem. He built himself a nice brick business home la.t year at 312 North Commercial street. Now he is starting work on the construction of a nice new resi dence at. 1373 South Htgh street. He Is having the old bouse there lorn down and In its place will arise a $0000 residence. Willamette University Holds Its Salem concert Thursday. March 31st. (adv.) Auto Radiator Repairing Modern equipment, prompt ex pert service. Nelson Bros., 333 339 Chcmeketa St. Adv. Prepsrre To Secure' Your Tickets For the Salem" concert of the Willamette University Glee Club. Thursday, March 31. . (adr.) Mar Iah-iUv ll Mr. and Mrs. Samu?l If. Schalk of Joplin. Mo., are In Salem look ing over the country with a vlew4 of making their . home. here. H they decide to remain they will, build a home. A wiling Sec II. L. Stirf for awnings. Adv. Furniture Co. Electric Sign "SHOES" At The New Shoe Repairing Shop 16 lbs. Prunes.. fl.OO Onion Sets, pet lb ltc 1 package Cornflakes Or 1 package Post Toasties. . . . .lie No. & Lard. 4 05c HIGIlfWD GROCERY 746 Highland Ave. Phone 496 Salts Cleaned , Suits Pressed. fl.30 ....50c Salem Cleaners & Dyers 1215 S. Com'l St. Phone 1868 Better Goods For Less REX A I DRY PASTE Reliable and Economical Max 0. Buren 17i, N.Com'lSt Free Lecture Bolshevism What Ills The Remedy For It IkM'tor to Meet The Polk-Yamhill-Marlon Medi cal sorletv will nvet at the state hospital Tuesday right. March X. 'and officers for the year will be elected. The program of the eve ning will bo under the auspices of tha northwestern branch of the National Society for the Preven tion of Cancer.. Dr. Ernest F. Tucker of Portland will speak, on the' subject In general and Dr. Otis B. Wright of Portland will talk "on tho early diagnosis of cancer. The Grand Theatei loei Xnt-- Hold very many people. If yon wish to hear the Willamette Glee Club prepare early, (adv.) Income Ta Statement Prepared Or examined. General account ing practice. G. Ed Ross, phone 209X-R. Adr. Thursday night from Silverton at tending the meeting of the Elks. Eugene Patriques of McMlnn ville was here Friday. Dr. II. O. Hickman was among the visitor in the city yesterday from Gervais. F. A. Sutton was here yesterday from Aumsville. Alex Merrifleld was In the city Friday from Aumsville. J. W. Mavo of the Farmers & Merchants bank of Stayton, was here yesterday. i P. S. Fuehs of Mt. Angel was transacting business at the court house Friday. Father Dominie of Mt. Angel was .here yesterday on school business. David Pottprff of Sublimity was a visitor nere yesieruay. T. W. Riches was here yester day from Silverton. Col. J. L. Poorman of Word- burn was a business visitor In tho city yesterday. Philip Fisher of Silverton was attending to road business at th court house Friday. John lloblett, editor of the Sil verton Appeal was In Salem yes terday. Frank llynes of North llowll was a business visitor at th? court bouse Friday. E. T. BrigEs. attorney of Ash land, was before the supreme court yesterday. s H. D. Morton was here yester day from Grants Pass. . M. B. Meacham. attorney of Portland, was In Salem yesterday. I COURTHOUSE 10 o'clock Sale of Hiram Smith's property. State and 12th street. Goes to highest bidder. Fine desirable property. Two houses and large lot, all fronting on State street. Deed by heirs. Fully paved, no incumbrance. Best buy! in city today. Must go. At Courthouse at 10 o'clock. jr w ? J N'ole OverulrrllKl It Is undrstood that the $1. noo.000 of gold notes which the Portland Railway. Light & Pow er company has been offering, has been substantially overstibfcribed It is understood that Salem has taken more than Its proportionate chare of the notes. This has ben quick work, indicating the high esteem In which the company is held where it does business, and also the ability of the people of i 1 ortland. Salem and othT valley cities and towns to finance their on IndUMtrles. Keeping their money at home, and at the same v ""ft w .v. .... . - - - ..... i I t... .K. adnt-.ted and lmDrovments to be ' sealea o 0 win oe rnr., .- made, in the line of progress and improved service. Wanted Girl at The Spa. Adv. The Grand Theater loe Not Hold very many people. If you wish to hear the Willamette Glee Club prepare early, (adv.) PERSONAL MENTION RUMOR There seems to be a persist ent rumor to the effect that I intend leaving Salem. This ru mor is false I intend to re main permanently in Salem and will continue to represent THE MUTUAL UFE INSUR ANCE CO. OF N. Y. AS DIS TRICT MANAGER; OFFICE " 371 STATE ST. If you are interested in Life Insurance it will pay you to call Main 99 and arrange a date with mc I can prove that "MUTUAL LIFE" is what you want. J. F. IIUTCHASON, Sr. - DAViD GOLDSTEIN of Iloston Auspice;-: Knights pf C'oluniSjus ARMORY Saturday, March 5, 8 p. m. Iu Wic Arc InvilH Scats .Ilesrrvrd For- World War Veterans" Mrs. Otto Miller is in AHany for a few days. John Simons of West Salem is; imnrovln his residence. J. J. Keber. Mount Ansel bank er, was in Salem yesterday. Mrs. BarbaraRader. mother or Mrs. It. W. Mac:'. IcU yesterday, for her home In Walla Wall.'. Wash., after a vl-:l of several weeks here. Mrs. Macy acconi pan'ed ber to Portland. Mrs. Mabel Cooper Is reported as progressing satisfactorily after an operation for appendicitis at the Heaconess hospital. G. E. Terwllliiter Is at Willam ette sanitarium for a minor oper ation. Mis Hazel Browne, member of the hlKh schwd faculty. Wt last lilKbt for Portland for a week end v'sit with her parents. E T. Smith was in tho city yes terday from the Abi'iua rimtrin. Mrs. Bert Itevel was here yes terday from Silverton. iMvid Goldstein, who lrcturt at the armory toniKbt on "Hoi-, Jlevls under the aiispire "f the Knlchts of Columbus, arrived Jn the etv yeterdy. II. W. Withyronle f rortland wai In the rlty ve- t"rrtay. t). lVtersn of Col tare t'rove w.is iti Salem yeslerdav on busi ness. I. T. Alvord of (led en. I'tab. I regislered at the Itlich hotel ihU week. He is here liM.kinc over the vallev with a ieW to hwatinx Mrs. Clare K. Keller of lnnatd I? visitor in th" eltv. Georse Vbk of Virk llroth-a let last nihl for a bnsine trip to Ihu southern par of the slat. W. II. RaMIe of Woodburn was In the city yeterrtar. , George Stcelhauimcr was WOULII NOT IH) wrrnouT IT You can stop a common cold If you act promptly at the first sign of sneexin ; and chilliness, hoarse ness, tickling throat or couRhing. Just take a dose of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. It Is effect ive and rleasani to take. Harry L. Neff. Price Hill, Cincinnati. O.. knows it is icood fr lonr-stand-InK coushs and colds, too. He writes: l had a very bad coufh for almost two years. I have taken 3 bottles of Foley's Honey and Tar and am almost well. I simply would not do without It In the house." Sold everywhere. (adr.) Remaining County Bonds To Be Sold by Officials The remaining portion of the $225. out permanent road bond Is sue which was authorized to be sold an January 10. 1921. w.ll be hetateen now ana Apr. I 4. . . ill u. county court Tor the purcnases. The total amount of the bonds ottered for a are 124.750 to mature in July 15. 1127 and 150. ono on July 15. 1328. Roth are dated January 10. 1921 and will bear interest at the rate of 5 1-2 per rent. They are issued in de nominations of from $50 to $1000. ltuyers are requested to enclose with their bids certified checks payable to the order of Marion county. Money derived from the sale ot the bonds will co toward improve ment of market roads throuuhout i tht county. Watch This Sign for Good AMUSEMENT Salem's Best and Biggest SHOW hen! cu 0 GO Four Acts Vaudeville AMI WILL R0GERS IN JES' CALL ME JIM E EASTER OFFERINGS Easter is just three weeks away. You' will certainly want a New ' . ,j Spring Hat, Easter Sunday L ; J ' When you sec our showinpr you will l)c just as enthus iastic as we are, and especially so when you find how low the prices Don't delay your Easter Hat, purchase now while the showing is complete i R i ORANGES BY THE BUSHEL ' Another car of those fine Redlands Oranges has ar rived in Salem and we are putting them up in bushel baskets at $50 per bushel Smaller baskets 75c a basket 20c per dozen Don't fail to get some of these Oranges as they are the cheapest fruit on the market today and the main orange season will soon be over. GOLDEN WEST COFFEE Saturday will be the last day to receive a half pound package of Nuraya Tea Free with a three-pound can of Golden West Coffee This is a high grade India Ceylon Tea of very fine flavor j " GEM BLEND SPECIAL j For Saturday only we will give you three pounds of our Gem Blend Coffee for $1.00, regular 40c per single pound. j PHEZ JELLIES AND JAMS j Phcz Jellies in all flavors, 2 glasses for 25c. S 1.33 Ier dozen. i Phcz Jams, Straberry .Loganberry 50c jar. 3 for $1.10 Onngton Jam. gallon size, $1-50. Half gallon 85c Our own home made jellies 20c per glass. ; QUALITY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES 1 1 l w-i xoni. r - I Mob 1 KpiMrb . 2 IM Maato Krl 2 I'.U.r rra . 3 A(p4tsvr f "rm .... " 3 Mmim 1'Hm ,, ' 3 MlwiM AKrU . 3 Aiofca riararp . I K.r Het. Wkil Nop Z I While f)yrr J . 3 rata tm f.W4 (Vr Iba fc-otijr hlrnd "fr- 1 Ptnt Maaaw Jar rr ilrM- Hatb I rt jar lla Ma4 hU4 lr-. lf ,30c SPECIAL ON CANNED PEACHES C large cans $1.2. This is a good peach in light syrup. cakes .'- ;. A full line of oor own make cakes. Prune, Cocoanlit, Nut, Chficolate, Jelly Roll, each . . . 50c Angel and Sunshine Cakc3t each ......00c ! " j -: SHtia! cakes of any kind or size made to order. Doughnut,. jHaplc tyjuaris, Parker House Rolls per dotf n. VEGETABLES Cauliflower, Spinach and Mustard Greens, Sweet' Po tatoes, i trail J'cppcrs, Tomatoes, Rutabagas, Turni Carrots, (rVcen Onions, Head and Ijcat Lettuce. Roth Grocery; Go. Phone your orders early , . 'Delivery is Free lli-r-k-) t.u! IVa. wr It. fnir-rfd Nlark aUav .. 9r i;n t Marrarrac 32e I'nrit Kitw ftlivr. 3 . Vr ,n. Van I'tap al.U Ion.. 3 fr 2C a m.u. t riv, .Se 0 fMiai.il riwa . tl 2'i V VtltlU !.- . .HI. 1 Mfll Ktiilime ILkiar rrr -'r iumU h ill raj lULlac row. . -r , ... . 11.25 Z p.. S',,i!,u: lUkinjc l'ilrr 2 l Iark Karo. ill . . 7c l.iciit kaia. ration. 9hc I'rmi. lil Sup. 3 'or . . 2S rlm Sai. .1 far SSc ta!lrl i'rjunl. tcnn4... 2&C lie . ... .- 3Ve - ..S.ve 3 . l .1.1 - . i t . tine j Se 25c 111 Phones lg85-C-7