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THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 15, 1921 GIT Y NEWS IN BRIEF purse Found ; A ladles' purse was found on Saturday by Mark Solof or the people Cash store, and left with the potlce department, where the owner may sveure it after identi fication. " - Vaudeville Road Show - F0r big acts, liligh Theater today. i Final Account Filed A4 M. Clough as administra trix cl the estate of Calvin Crooks, deceased, filed a final ac count of the estate yesterday in the county court. The court has set April 18, 1921 as the date for the hearing of objections. I i rvrnnre To Secure Your Tickets For the Salem concert of the Willamette University oiee Club Thursday, March 31. (n&v.y Petition FileI i A petition for; letters of admin utration of the (estate of Freder Ick W. Burger, deceased, was filed in the county couri yesieruay vy u-infatn II. Burser. Gates L. Cockran. E. P. iCoekran and Sid L. Lloydwere Ireouested as ap praisers (ft the estate. honorable discharge from the United States army, jresterday at tile office of the county clerk. Mr. Beecroft enlisted March 30. isi. at Condon. Or., and was discharged July 2, 1918. The Grand Theatei Doe Not Hold very many people. If you wish to hear the Willamette Glee Club prepare early, (adv.) young man Is described by his fa ther as being 21 years old, of fair complexion, is six feet tall and weights 160 pounds. lie has a gunshot wound in the palm of his right band and a bad ecar across the base of the right thumb. The police department of this city has been request to as sist in locating him. Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. The man received an injury to one of hi hands. Otherwise, the police report stated, be was not hurt. Thursday. E. B.' Xockbart, for merly of Salem, is pastor of the church. Legal Blanks- Get them at The Statesman of fice. Catalog on application. (Ad) Prepare To Secure Your Tickets For the Salem concert of the Willamette University Glee Club. Thursday, March 31. (adv.) Iomeroj- KMate Settled Judge AV. M. Bushey of the county court issued a decree yes terday declaring the estate of Margaret E. Pomeroy as settled. lr. Hay E. Pomeroy was named as sole heir to the property. Auto Bus to Portland- Gray Cadillac-8. Busses leave Marion hotel 8, 1, 4:45 daily. Fare, $1.75. Adv. Estate Settled An order decreeing the final account of the estate of Minnie Jcrgensen. deceased, as settled. was filed in the county court yes terday. The final order of the John Koenke estate was also filed. Mary T. Koeneke acted as administratrix or the latter es tate. Application For Docket An anDlicaton was filed yester day in the circuit court to place on the trial docket the case of S. M. Endicott vs. Frank C. Caurse et al. Meeting Postponed A meeting of the women of the Baptist' church, which was sched uled for this afternoon has been postponed. It is said the women will be notified when the meeting is to be held. Comlne: The Willamette University Glee Club" concert. Grand theater. Thursday night. March 31. (adv.) Antoj Radiator Repairing Mpdern equipment, prompt ex pert service. Kelson Bros., 355 35J .Chemeketa St. Adv. Beecroft File Paper Albert E. Beecrdft Forfeit Hi Italic David Applequest was arrested Saturday night on a charge of be ing intoxicated. He was placed in the county jail and later bail of $25 was furnished. Applequest was cited to appear before Judge Earl Race yesterday and failing to do so forfeited his bail. Prepare To Secure Your Tickets For the Salem concert of the Willamette University Glee Club. Thursday. March 31. (adv.) u Tn Quiet Title Robert Struthers Instituted proceedings in the circuit court yesterday to quiet title o lots 2 and 3 of section 21 township 7 south of ranee 1. The complaint was filed against Anna May Hun ter and the unknown heirs ol An na May Hunter, deceased. Firm Dissolves Resolutions of dissolution were filed yesterday with the state cor poration department by the West ern Leather company of Astoria. A witbdrawl was filed by the Cal ifornia Trojan Powoder company. The Clark Lumber & Manufactur ing company filed resolutions showing an increase In capitaliza tion from $75,000 to $85,000. POLICY IS TOLD BYIJICOTT County Jail Pardons Based On Recommendations of Authorities Willamette VnlverMty Holds Its Salem, concert Thursday. March 31st. (adv.) Driver Didn't Stop An automobile collision oc curred Sunday on the peniten tiary road when an auto driven by Dr. H. E. Morris was struck by a car the driver of which was unidentified. The Morris car was bumped off into the ditch and the front axle bent. Dr. Morris in making the report to the police said the driver did not stop his car after causing the collision. Coming; The Willamette University Glee Club concert. Grand theater. Thursday night, March 31. (adv.) Pum f Found- Howard Kurts. 268 North Lib erty street, found a woman's poeketbook yesterday wnicn -ne Ipft at the Dolice station. It was trlantifiait n a nn'e belonging tO Gladys Crozer of route 2, Salem Patient Breaks Leg August Newman, an inmate of the state hospital for the insane, received a broken le Saturday wniie employed with a donkey en gine at the state industrial school for girls. The accident was caused by Newman's coming In contact with the cable. Newman was com mitted from - Klamath county in 1908. A crew of workers from the state hospital will begin clear ing land at the girls industrial school, preparatory for Improve ments that are to be made. filed an r, r. n r r n r r. Last Times WM. S. HART in -"0'Malley Of The .. Mounted" I Tomorrow . 1 "The Last of The i Mohicans" Sues To Collect A complaint was filed yester day in the circuit court by G. E. Prime against Estella Deman as administratrix of the estate of Mildred Mott. deceased.. The ac tion is taken for the purpose of collecting from the estate $311. 45, money alleged due for medi cal services- rendered and medi cines during the Illness of the de ceased. Any Seat ta the Grand Theater- la good when it comes to listen- 1 ine to the Willamette Glee club: but make sure you get some sort of a seat, (adv.) The Grand Theater Does Not Hold very many people. If you wish to hear the Willamette Glee Club prepare early, (adv.) Suffers Slight Brul Mrs. Charles Koos, 671 North Winter street is suffering from slight bruises received Sunday night when she., was run into by an automobile at State and Win ter streets. The car was driven by B. Becker of Independence. Mrs. Koos was on her was home from church. Mullen File Discharge- Joseph C. Mullen filed an hon orable discharge yesterday from the United States army. In the of fice of the county clerk. Mr. Mul len enlisted September 5, 1918, at Salem, and was discharged February 17. 1919. Seeking Hi Soi The whereabouts of Paul E. Martin, an overseas veteran, who served with the 77th division, is beine sou eh t by his father W. U. G. Martin of 3631 West Thirty- second avenue. Denver. Colo. The Coming; The Willamette- University Gle Club concert. Grand theater, Thursday night, March 31. (adv.) Bmck Sues To Collect C. P. Bruck filed a complaint vosiprdiv arainst A. J. Barbara and L. E. Ueebe in which he asks the court to grant Judgment against the defendant for a trac tor purchased some time ago. Loganberry Growers Meeting will be held Commer cial club room March 25th, 2 p. m (adv.) j ' TREES tor Ipriac Planting Order Tram THE SALEM NURSERY CO. S 42S Oregon Building iL I V OSIOOI Phone 1788 .j ! . j , i Sales ana FOR RENT Two and three room apartments, ' furnished or unfurnished Phone T. G.Bllgh, 743 Purse Is Lost Mrs. Cora W. Prime. 1S80 Cen ter street, reported to the police department the loss of a purse. She said It was taken from her automobile while narked at 201 North Twenty-fifth street. The purse . contained . a promissory note and some change. A Classified Ad Will bring you a buyer. 1215 & Com'l Phone 18 S 8 VALLEY MOTOR CO, Service Ak your grocer lor DIXIE DOUGHNUTS 23c. dozen gALEM BAKING COMPANY 139 Court St.j Phone 8 ' ' ! ' -CARL & B0WERS0X : " 'groceries Salts Cleaned . ......... . $1.50 Suits Pressed.......... ...-.50c Salem Cleaners & Dyers .ist.' jL IS lbs. Prunes fl.00 Onion Sets, pet-lb. . . .". . 10e 1 package Cornflakes. ...... .Oc 1 package Post Toastles. .11c No. 5 Lard .... . . . . . . . . .95c HIGHLAND GROCERY 746 Highland Ave. Phone 4 9 6 DANCING Upstairs at Nomking Cafe, every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday nights. American and Chinese dishes. 162 N. Commercial St. Auto Strikes Man Mrs. Kenneth Loter of route while driving an automobile west on State street yesterday, acci dentally struck a man whose name was not learned, and who was crossing the street between Nunn Will Lect At the 6 o'clock dinner in the parlors of the First Methodist church this evening. Herbert Nunn. chief engineer of the state highway commission, will give an illustrated lecture, describing the beauties of the highways of Ore gon. Dates Are Scheduled Dates scheduled for this week at the Commercial club are Boy Scout masters. 7:30. Wednesday evening; Holsteln Breeders asso ciation. Saturday morning at 10:30; University Glee club jolly- up following concert earlier in the evening; Saturday night. I PERSONAL MENTION - : Miss Maude Sargent was in Sa lem yesterday on her way back? to University of Oregon after spend ing the week-end with her par ents in Silverton. 'Miss Sargent Is center on the woman's varsity basketball team at University of uregon which played the O. A. C. women's team -Saturday. Mrs.' Muriel' O. Ponsler of the Polk County Observer was a call er The statesman office yes terday. Mrs. Ponsler was former ly Miss Muriel Grant and for Rev ert months was in the employ of The Statesman. P. J. Smith and brother James Smith of St. Paul were In the city yesterday. Steve Helmsthorn of Mt. Angel was in the city yesterday on business. T. D. Trout of Hubbard was at tending to road business yester day at the court house. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bacon of Albany and E. R. Shank Conditional pardons by the gov cmor of offenders lodged :n coun ty jails will be based entirely upon recommendations of trial judges and district attorneys who act In the cases. Governor Olcott said yesterday In commenting on two recent county jail pardons issued from his office. "issuance of county Jail condi tional nardom by this office is based entirely upon the recem mendatlons of the trial Judge and district attorney who acted on such cases. said Governor Olcott "It has happened In the past sev cral days that two of such pardons have been Issued by this of lice one covering the case of a woman in the county jail at Portland and the other of a young man In the county jail at Eugene. "I had absolutely no knowledge of tnese cases or that such eases existed there until I received rec ommendations from the trial judges and district attorneys who acted on the respective cases, and based solely and exclusively on those recommendations the par dons were isaued. The executive office has no way of having knowl- edre of county laH cases save through the - officials themselves and absolutely no action is taken on these cases until such ofliclals voluntarily send in recommenda tion. for the Issuance of such par dons, and such pardons are never issued until such recommendations are received." Good Results Accrue From Hopewell Revival the 13. daughters spent Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J Shank. Dan J. Malarkey. Portland at torney, was in the city yesterday. Miliar McGlichrlst, assistant at torney general, has returned from Roseburg. Sam A. Koter, secretary of state, has returned after several days absence from his office. Miss Esther Natterland. operator for the Western Union company. returned Sunday from a two weeks vacation at ML Vernon. Wash Revival services which bara been in progress for some time at the United Brethren church at and I Hopewell closed Sunday night which 1 did. and behold there was the "ad" of Mr. and Mrs. uoer. neighbor about four blocks away, stating they had lost their bird. As the two birds in the eag? im not agree at all I decided that 1 ould run over and see Mr. ana Mrs. Doe? and tell them about the bird I had Jact captured. As I approached their house I spied an empty bird cage hanging on the porch. In answer to my knock Mrs. Doe opened the door and said. "How do you do." Re moving my hat I answered. "How do you do. I see that you have lost your bird."- At that she be came greatly excited and -Just fairly shouted. "Have yon ftn our ad In the Statesman "Why. yes. I said, and Just -came over to tell you that I raptured a bird this morning." She begn to Jump up and down and shout. "Ill bet it's our Dicky. "n. John. she shouted, and John came. "This man has gr-t our Dicky Floy. Oh. poor Dicky! she said, and by this time her hair had all come down. Cow man fashion.) The description John gave of their bird fitted the one that 1 had captured to aT. "Well. said. "I have him. And. oh. the tears betan running down their cheeks with joy. Reaching for the cage. John said. "Thanks to the classified ads. mudder tor finding our little Dicky Boy, fod der will go right home with this man and bring him home to mudder." On the way back I said to John. The Statesman 'ts a great paper. isn't It?" "Well. I should say it is. cays John, "I would not be without it at all. Why, the joy that that one little ad Is gtr'ng my wife and I In retting our bird back Is more than words can tell. "Tes. said I,- Not only the want ads alone but the other advertise ments, and if yon want to know when a train Is doe look in the Statesman,- and if yon want to know the price of anything they have It In the market prices. Be sides we get all the principal tele graphic news, county, state and local news fresh every day. ? "Yes." he said, and do. yon know that story 'Revelations of a Wife' Is worth the price ot the paper alone." : By this time we reached my home and I put his Dicky in bis cage: John picked It up and said - . j . "I will take yon home i old raudder. . I anticipate that she "M ne of the happiest women Saleta rv r fcnw unoa the arrival - c Dicky's return home. Written by J. II. Nickerson 83 South Winter street. or THIS V03LiX SOTERET Mrs. H. A. Leaman. Sturgi. Cole writes: "I suffered with bladder trouble foryears. Doctor ed and tried everything. N help. Finally a friend sent me Foler Kidney Pills. They heipea am mo much I used 7 bottles. Now I feel fine. Spent slplM nights, sat- rered so It seemed I hardly couia !lve. Recommend Foley Kidney Pills to all who suffer from kidney trouble as I did." Sold every where, (adv.) Learn About Your Eyes Unto everyone ts given the. right to investigate, hat many remain ignorant on tha most Important subjects by accepting hearsay as facts. We gtve the ' WHY, WH EREFORE AND PROOF ' for everything we do ia our optical work. We are ready to show you whether you have eye trou ble or not and to prove that glasses will give yon relleL Investigate our system, learn the importance ot thorough ness and scientific train lag necessary to one who profes ses to treat the eye. NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION Pciaeroj & Kttzz ' Reliable ' Jewelers aad Opticians - Liberty' and State tract ' ' SALEtf. OREGON " RUMOR At The Electric Sign "SHOES1 183 Court Street -I- Phone 409 The Vacuum Cups have ar- rived at A. H. MOORE'S New Shoe ' Repairing Shop JUST RECEIVED w. 1 Inn M Taf nt 1 It Pays to Trade at The Reasonable prices FARMERS CASH STORE Capital Furniture & Hardware Co. ! 285 N. Commercial 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 LIFE 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 me. I can prove that MUTUAL LIFE is what you want. J. F. HUTCHASON, Sr. Sirs. Weatherred to Speak Mrs. Edith Toxier Weatherred will deliver her lecture on Hawaii J at the Methodist Episcopal church at Jefferson Thursday night of this week, beginning at 8 o'clock. The lecture is free and is part of the church night educational com munity program put on every ri IT. -llifl ' "1 Better Goods For Less From the Dewealctlne Sisters Coughs and colds are Infectious. and prompt measures should he taken to stop the coughing and spreading of germs. The follow ing letter from the Benedictine Sisters Holy Name Convent. San Antonio, Fla is of value to every mother: -We have Just received shipment of Foley's Honey and Tar. It Is a household remedy. Wi have used it since we knew of it lor our enlldren especially, and al ways found It beneficial." Sold everywhere, (adv.) The results of the tevival were 10 conversions, seven accessions to the church and a general spirit ual awakening In the neighbor hood. It is said that In all ot his mes sages. Dr. Powell, the evangelist, struck straight home and caused people to think about the most important things in life. He leit yesterday tor The Dalles where be will conduct meetings at the United Brethren church. COE REAPPOINTED Governor Olcott yesterday an nounced the reappointment of Dr. U. C. Coe of P6rtland as a mem ber of the state board ot medical examiners. BEAUTIFUL C. Burton Durdali t. J47 North Commercial 247 W. W. M00RE Furniture. Store . ; The Home of the Victrola Ion get more for your money at ' ' ' " Moore's Phone 947 WOOD WOOD AUCTIONEER G. SATTERLEE 404 Ferry St, Salem, Oregon Phones 11771211 Talking Machines ana itecoras i Tivpr Pianos and Player Rolls SOFT We pay 2c above the market price for eggs and products PEOPLE'S CASH STORE h Till amQ T Can G. H. Tracy Wood Co. tor all kinds ot dry wood . 'Prompt delivery j Phone 520 electric Machine & engineering co. For Tkor Washing Machines and i Electric Work and Supplies til Court St. I Phone 488 HARTMAN BROS. CO. :. For Fine Jewelry Jewelers and Opticians Do you take TURKISH BATHS if not. why not? No other baths or treatment ..njnoa Via normanent re- lief to the person suffering from disagreeable com or ail ments of the flesh or body like n a t ft the Turkisn nam ww. Open 8 a. m. until 9 p. m. 0REG0N.BATH HOUSE Lady and Oentlemen attend ants ' 1 CONGOLEUM RUGS A lot of new colors in cluding Ivory, Silver white, Putty and Roman Gold, and others Max O. Buren 179 N. Com'l SALEM What Have You? We buy, sell and" exchange new and secbnd-h&nd furni ture, stoves,! i ranges, rugs, tools, etc We will bu7 you out. I . COL. W. F. WRIGHT Auctioneer 271 N. Com'l St. Salem. Or. List your jsales with us .People'. Furniture Store .Mrtt phone! 1047 phoce 724 FOR BARGAINS of all kinds such as furniture, stoves, ranges, machinery, ot all kinds see the CAPITOL JUNK & BARGAIN HOUSE 215 Center Phone 398 V m : I I 12-Foot Inlaid and Printed Linoleum MAX 0. BUREN 179 N. Com'l St. I n i UP Our diplomatic, polite services meet with public approval. The beautiful dignity that character izes the accom plishment of this organisation l a ymbol or re pectful regard. COREYl DEFENDS RATES - (Continued from page 1.) Postmaster General Burleson at tempted to place increased tele phone rates In effect throughout the UnitedStates. This commis sion, as you may recall, took Is sue with him -and refused to per mit the increases to become ef fective in Oregon without'a thor ough investigation as to the reas onableness of such rates, and so far as we are able to ascertain the so-called Burleson rates are in ef fect throughout the United States. During the past two rears, Oregon has enjoyed lower telephone rates than those obtaining in other west ern states. Company Loses, Kays Corey "Having completed our Investi gation and experimented at the utility's expense: with lower rates during the past two years, we find that the company has actually lost hundreds of thousands ot dollars from operation In Oregon. We have, therefore. ' granted an In crease in rates tnat win arrord a return of approximately 6 per cent for the year 1921 upon the phvsl cal value of the company's plant in Oregon, as fixed by this com mission. This rate base value was ascertained after two years study and analysis by our engineering and accounting force. Needless to say, the base rate value, as fixed by this commission, does not In elude any allowance for stocks or bonds or franchise value. w Capital ImperatlTe '"It is not generally understood that there is need of many mil lions of new capital investment In order to serve adequately the public and keep abreast ot the rapid development of our state and that this additional capital must be obtained by sale of new securities and not from revenue derived from rates paid by the public In order to be able to bor row new capital at reasonable rates of interest, the utility must be sound financially, that is, re ceiving a fair rate of return from the honest investment in the pres ent plant." TRUE'STORY OF WANT AD (Continued from page 1) back, hopped Into the open cage upon the perch and began eating seeds. I pat our bird irt with him and closed the door. But lo. thy agreed to disagree and feathers began to fly. Says I. this won t do and picking up the Statesman I shook It at the birds anc made them quit their fighting. And Abe thought came to me to look over the "want ads" and see If anyone had lost a canary bird. FURNITURE AUCTION At 481 Union ttreet, 1 p. cl ' Wed. March 16th. Everything must be sold. Come to this sale. A lot of this furniture .is nerr. One cook store, 2 center tables, 5 rockers, 13 chairs some are new ones 2 dressers, one cot, 3 rnjs, 1 xtair carpet, 1 cupboard, 2 heater stoves. 5 beds and mattress es, springs, 2 kitchen dressers, 2 dininj-tables, Dishes: One set of Blue Bird dishes and a lot of "white dUhes. 1 Columbia Grafonola and 15 records, 1 sewing machine, 1 piano stool, 1 washing machine, 1 lawn mower, some .pictures, 3 mirrors, l'Perfection oil stove, 1 hall rack, 1 five-gallon oil can, 1 marble-top commode, 1 clothes ; boiler. Lots of pans and kettles, 1 gas range, 1 baby bed, 1 iron teakettle, 1 breakfast table (new). Everything that goes with a home. Everyone come and be on time at 1 p.m. Other things too numerous to mention. 1 ' L A. SEHEELER, . 'Owner, 4S1 Union St. G. SATTERLEE, Auctioneer, Phone 1177 404 Ferry SL RED PEPPER FOR IT Concentrated Heat Penetrates Instantly and Briags Quick- ' et Relief Known LADD & BUSH, BAIfKERS . ' ' ' EstaWished 1863 " General Banking Business ' Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 3 p. ra. Rheumatism, lumbago, neuritis. backache, stiff neck, sore mus cles, strains, aching joints. When yon are suffering so you can hardly get around. Just try "Red Pepper Rub," and you will hare the quickest relief known. Nothing has such concentrated. penetrating heat as red peppers. Instant relief. Just as soon as you apply Red Pepper Rub yon feel the tingling heat. In three minutes it warms the sore spot through and through. Frees the blood circulation, breaks np tne congestion-1 and pain Is gone. Rowles Red Pepper Rub. made from red peppers, costs little at any drug store. Get a Jar at once. Almost insiani reuei awaits you. Use it for colds in chest. No matter what you have used for pain or congestion, don't fail to try Red fepper kuo. (adv.) Salem Citizens Praises Service .Commissioners Last Time Today-i LOUISE GLAUM In "The Lone WolTt Daughter" Wed. and Thurs 30 Pieces of Silver Other Attractions T7H k7i dk:: f?4Tm fi I I ft ' T' Fred A. 'Williams, chairman of the nublic service commission. has received from A. Uogsdale of Salem, a letter thanking the com mission through Mr. Williams for Us promptness In assisting him to recovea an overcharge from the Union Pacific Railroad com Tiiny. Henceforth, he says will look upon tho commlsskra a public .ncsssI, . . . : ;-.s. com-1 1 I Friday and Saturday GEORGE WALSH GRAND Where the Wg t Play. shows NEW ARRIVALS PLAID. SKIRTINGS This season's Fashion strongly emphasizes "WOOL PLAIDS" for "sport skirts?' and Children's School wear. It is a very practical fabric, and makes up very attractively. The new shipment vre have just re ceived is from one of the biggest mills in the country sufficient guarantee of its quality.. Reserve Friday night for Our Fashion Exhibit, 8 to 10 p.m. "Living Models. MILLEZKfi