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THE OREGON STATESMAN. -SALEM. OREGON , WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH 16. ,1021 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF tn-I Account Approved i An order approving the final account of the estate of Joseph Bipp. deceased, was filed yester day in tbej county court. James Bipp who,! was administrator of tbe estate "was relieved from fur ther duty. - . ' v Auto Radiator Repairing Modern equipment,: prompt ex pert serrice. Nelson Uros., 355 35 Chemekcta St. Air. W ould Ket' Aside Deed A complaint was filed yester day in ifae circuit court by. Robin D Day, as administrator of the fw'tf1 of Teresa Fruit against Ivan L. Fruit and Myrle C. Fruit, In which the plaintiff demands a Judgment and decree setting aside a pretended deed to CI acres of land included in the estate, and asking that the defendants be forced to reconvey the land to the administrator or the estate. Anto Bun to Portland- Gray Cadillac-S. Busses leare Marlon hotel 8. 1, 4:45 daily. Fare. fUS.-t-Adr. Voder, AppraWr Xamod 1 --iyman II. Shorey was appoint- Administrator of the estate of tbe late Simon J. Yoder yester- day hy Judges W. M. Rushey of the county court. The estate is described a consisting of per ianal property the valuation of which is 12000. B. M. Dimick. 11. L. Moore. and William Brown were appointed as appraisers-of the estate. A Classified Ad- Will bring you a buyer. Petition I Filed A petition for th-i appointment of administrator of the estate of Orval J. Eskelson. deceased, was riled yesterday In the county court by Agnes II. Eskelson, wid ow of Mr. Eskelson.v yesterday by the police and stored to the owner. re- Ladle to Have Tea - The Ladies Social Circle of th Central Congregational church will hold a tea Thursday after noon. The hostesses will be Mrs. A. B. Stillman, Mrs. Ella Gilbert, Mrs. J. L. Busick, Mrs. J. W. Mc-Cune. men of America for their assist ance and sympathy in our great bereavements the loss of our hus- band, son and brother. Mrs. A. E. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wilson. Fred Wilson and family. Harry Wilson and family. Adv. Legal Blanks- Get them at The Statesman of fice. Catalog on application. (Ad) ftae (la On IWxk.-K Applications were filed in the circuit court yesterday to place on the April trial docket department No..l the cases of Dave Swanson va. C. W. Mayger; Donald Stick ney vs. C. A. Wortham et al; S. M. Endicott vs. Frank C. Cawrse, Firt Meeting Today The first meeting tt rtie new state tourist information bureau will be held in Fortland at the rooms of the Portland Chamber of Commerce today, beuinnine at J0:30 o'clock a. m. The bureau was created at the recent session of the legislature wh ch appropri ated the sum of SI 2.500 a vear for the next two years for the use of the bureau in showing the in dustrial opportunities and scenic beauties or Oregon to tourists who come to the state each year. Victor Record Just Arrived These may be the ones that von have been waiting for. 11. L. Stiff Furniture Co. Adv. Striken Rays Iind S. T. Stryken lias purchased five acres of land on the Salem-Pratum road from George A. Tbomason. The deed to the property was re corded in the office of tbe county recorder yesterday. The land sold for $200 an acre. Fifteen thous and f.ve hundred dollars was the price paid by G; J. Lambrecht for 170 acres of land near Stayton, wbich was bought recently from Frank Grierson. Records of tne transaction were made at the court bouse yesterday. We Are Reducing Our Oil stock. You can now buy Veedol oil at less than wholesale at Vick Brothers. Adv. McGuire Will Speak Frank McGuire, a real estate dealer of Portland, has beenae- eured to speak before the Marion County Realty association at its regular Thursday luncheon at the Marlon hotel. Mr. McGuire will speak on "Salesmanship." Fred Brockman. secretary of the In terstate . Realty association, will be present also and give a short talk. I "The Last of The I Mohicans" I 279 p. m. I fl Coming Sunday I 1 II . Thns. IT. Incea I P "Lying Lips TREES Automobile Collide An automobile collision occur red yesterday on State street when R. E. noatwright collided witn an automobile driven by T. E. Balschweird of Scio. Both cars were damaged by the acci dent but the occupants escaped unharmed. fat Spring Ptaatlag Ordr Trvm TUB SALEM NURSERY CO. 4X8 Orcoa BafMiaf liLl M OAIQOI Fiona 1703 Sales r.." - , Struct ' VALLEY MOTOR CO, Robe Stolon- Eugene Eckerlen. :603 Xorth Liberty street, reported to the po lice department Monday night the loss of a red plush laprobu which he said was taken from his auto mobile while it was parked on Commercial street. Many Births Reported A number of births of the Dast week have been recorded with Dr. Ray E. Pomeroy, health officer. Among these are the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce B. Squier, route 8. on March 13. On the same date a son was born to Mr. and airs. Ieo J. Doerfler of Market street. On March 14. a babv etrl who has been named Inez Maxine. was oorn to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence F. Valentirnr. who live ot tne city. Mr. and Mrs. William tills Duchlein. 1697 North Capl- 101 sireet.. are tne narents of girl born March 13. She has been given the name of Myra Beth.; On rrmay of last week there was oorn to Mr. and Mrs. Albert J iayior or Drain, a non who has named i-ester Albert. On the same day a daughter, who is called Ruby Viola, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Edwin Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Herman M. Kleen ot Pratum, are the parents of a daughter born to them on Thurs day. March 10. She has been called Delia Katherine. Supplies Are Mailed The office force of the county superintendent of schools is busy these days mailing out spring sup plies to the schools throughout the county. We Have Some Siecial Buys In second-band tires. Prices, $3 to $7. Vick Brothers. Adv. Clough Hays lroerty A. M, Clougb has purchased a fine lot in block 1 on Church street from Reuben P. Boise, and it is said will erect a dweling upon it for his own use. Mr. Ciough recently sold his home on Broad way, where he with his family had lived lor about 40 years. B. Hunt of Broadacrcs. members of the county road review board. transacted business yesterday at the court house. Mrs. Monroe Sturgiss of Gervais was shopping in Salem yesterday. Dr. II. N. Grace of Turner snent Monday in Salem. Mr. and Mrs. b. D. Pettviohn of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Cannon of Clinton, were week end guests in Salem, visiting with relatives and friends. J. YV. Odd of Jackftonville wan in salem yesterday attending to roaa ous.ness at the court house. Charles L. Martin and V. K Wins'ow of Aumsville, were In Sa iem Tuesday conferring with the county superintendent of schools. xi. l. uen is or. Aurora was among the out-of-town visitors in tne city yesterday. I. E. Shields of Parkersvllle was here Tuesday. V. A. Jones of Macleav wa In oaiem yesterday. .-niss Lilian Godsev. rountv t-cnooi nurse, and r . II. Struble scnooi supervisor, inspected the school at Mehama Monday. I'ercy A. Cupper, state engineer was in Eugene yesterday where he auareseed'the law classes of the university of Oregon on the Ore gon water laws. jonn yuiil is recovering from an illness at the Deaconess hos Pital. Air. and Mrs. C. P. Bishop in Portland. are CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING (Continued from page 1.) If You Can V A slightly used tire at from $3 to $7, call at Vick Brothers. Ad. Owner Finds Bicycli A bicycle lost March 9. belong ing to Joe Bailey, was recovered Card of Thanks We desire to ex ores our thanks to our kind fri?nds, neigh- oors. and to the Modern Wood- V7HEIT XX SALEM, 0REG0K (top at : BZJGH HOTEL - A TTomft A war From TTom Strirlly Modern SI.OO per ly 100. rooms of Solid Comfort Only Hotel in Botiorsa liatrict Suits Cleaned ... Suits Pressed.... ...... ...fl.50 ...........60c Ask your grocer for I DIXIE DOUGHNUTS ' V ; 25e dozen ; SALEM BAKING COMPAXT 3I Court St Phone 854 Salem Cleaners & Dyers 1215 S. Coral St. Phone 186S 16 lbs. Prunes.... ........ f 1.00 Onion Sets, per- lb.. 10c 1 package Cornflakes.. ...i. . 9c 1 package Post Toasties. ... .11c No.. 5 Lard...., ..03c HIGHLAND GROCERY 746 Highland Are. Phone 496 LANHAM TAXI CO. Elgin Six Touring Car City and Country Trips Stand O. E. Depot Phone 640 Better Goods For Less DANCING Upstairs at Nomking Cafe, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday nights. American and Chinese dishes. 162 M N. Commercial St. CARL & BOWERSOX GROCERIES ISS Court Street Phone 40 The V&ccca Cups have ar- riyed at ! Al E MOORE'S j ' It Pays to Trade at Tbe FARMERS CASH STORE C Burton DurdaU 4 ft ...... 247 North Commercial 1,47 : J. W.MOORE ' : i . Furniture Store , f . . The Home of the Victrola, Ton get; more for your money at Moore's ' ' t t: ; WOOD WOOD , Call C II. Tracy Wood Co. V:t . for all kinds ot , ... , ' l dry wood . Prompt dellrery Phone 620 ELECTRIC MACHINE & ENGINEERING CO. '0L?0', Washing Machines and tiecuie Work and Supplies lCtt si phon 488 UARTMAN BROS. CO. ' s. Par Fine Jewelry .. Jewelers and Opticians ; What Have You? Ws buy, Mil and exchange hew and second-hand furni "Jrej stoves, ranges, rags, Jonls, etc We will buy you j col. w. f. wnicnT 1 ' Auctioneer j ' i". Com! St., Salem.! Or. . List your gales with us People's Furaitore . I-'.' J- 'Slore ; g1t phone 1047 phone' 734 At The .Electric Sign "SHOES' New Shoe Repairing Shop JUST RECEIVED Nasons Perfect Liquid Paints Reasonable prices : Capital Furniture & Hardware Co. 285 N. Commercial Phone 947 We pay 2c above the market price for eggs and products PEOPLE'S CASH STORE Final Account Filed The final account of the estate of Caroline M. Holman. deceased, was filed yesterday in the county court by the Capital National bank, administrator ot the estate. Sound Tire Are hand madq and home made and priced right. Vick Brothers. Adv. Lirrnte Issued , A marriage license was granted yesterday, in the office ot the county clerk to Wilhelmina Lena Ilertha Battaloin and Carl W. Dusch of Salem. ed by his wife with a snlle of welcome on her face, but this Quickly disappeared at the sl?ht of his face. After being assured that he was not sick she asked what the trouble was. He told her with face averted for he did not wlh to see her alarm and dismay for something new was to arrive at their bouse In" a snort time. At last he turned to look at her and to his surcrise sne did not loo down-hearted she conducted him intn the house and taking the Oregon htatesman frpm the table she urned to the classified ads an! a 1 m - . mere iouna an ad asking for a man to work in a store. John rushed to the store and secured the position and that nignt he made a vow never to stop his subscription to the papi-r wnicn had helped him out of an unpleasant situation. KERN PURDY. 1650 Waller Street. Salem. Or. tbey tookj It,, the old woman and all." Crowd Is Demonstrative Mr. McLean was on his feet In stantly and asserted Mrs. Smith. who had been referred to as "the old woman." was the equal, in his estimation, ot tne mother of any lawyer In the trial. Hand clapping greeted his words and the court was thrown into a furore as the judge pound ed his gavel and directed deputy sheriffs 'and bailiffs to clear the room. Decause of the outbreak, court was recessed for one hour and the spectators warned that the case would be tried without their pres ence should another demonstra tion occur. Clara Hamon wept bitterly as she commented on the remark di rected at Mrs. Smith. "I don't care what they do with me, but they must let my poor old mother alone." she said. Mrs. Walling and her 14-year-old daughter Phyllis, testified that on the morning after Hamon was shot Clara came to their home at Wilson, to bid them good-bye be fore she left on instructions of Hamon and his business manager. Frank L. Ketch, and that her throat, breast j and hands bore bruises. Mrs. Smith 'testified that when her daughter came to her four days later at El Paso on her flight in Chihuahua. ; Mexico, that the bruises still remained. Mrs. Smith testified Clara is 29 years old. The state had soucht to prove that Clara was a mature woman when she took up her association ten years ago with Hamon. Bobby Hearn. New York. Time 3 minutes, 11 2-5 seconds. Three-mile championship, won by M. Berlinberg. Cleveland; sec ond. N. Nupfen. Cleveland. Time 9 minutes, 19 seconds. 100 yards Ladies' international championship Won by Gladys Robinson, Toronto; second. Rose Johnson, Chicago. Time IS see onds. 4 40 yards championship Won by F. Stephenson. Toronto; sec ond. Joe Moore. New York. Time 42 seconds. 660 yards ladies' international championship Won by Gladys Robinson. Toronto; second, Roe Johnson. Chicago. Time 1 min ute, 11 2-5 seconds. menu by which he bopes to cure insane patients by musie were be gun today by M. BoKUslawskl. a Russian plani.t la the Chicago stale hospital for the Insane. HAS CURF. FOR 1XSAXK CHICAGO. March IS Expert- Wanted By the circulation department ot The Statesman a high school boy to carry complaints. Call in pernon at the business office. Adv. RUMOR Can't Say Too Much ' f Joel Hewitt, who lived In Sa lem many years, and has many friends in this city. Is now a resi dent of Seattle, at 210 Thirty-second avenue north. In renewing his subscription to The Statesman, he writes: "Mr. Byron, the tim ber man. is on the streets of Seat tle again. I see by the slogan issue or ine btatesman that Salem la a great goat center. You cannot say too much for good old Marion county, Salem, and their people, f am In the best of health, and wish all the Statesman force the same great blessing.' Body on Way Home The body of Robert "Bob" O'Neill, who was killed In action overseas, has arrived at Iloboken. and will be sent to Salem for ouriai. nun was a saiem ooy, a student of the Salem high school. ana ne was a brother ot Dr. C. Is O'Neill. He was a member of Company K, of Corvallis. Phil Ringle and "Bill" Smith and some other Salem boys were with him when he was fatally wounded at the frnt in Franca. No doubt number of the Corvalllft service men. his comrades, will attend the the date of which will be announced soon. AUCTIONEER G. SATTERLEE 404 Ferry St. Salem. Oregon Phones 1177 1211, Talking Machines mna Record a Player Pianos ana nayer ltous . Do you take TURKISH BATHS If not. why not? No other baths or treatments ran produce the permanent re lief to tbe person suffering from disagreeable cold or ail ments of the flesh or body like the Turkish Baths will. Open S a. m. until 9 p. m. OREGON BATH HOUSE Lady and Gentlemen attendants MfD0 You I J f ROM B PERSONAL MENTION 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-j funeral In Salem. mam 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. IIUTCIIASON, Sr. Charles McAllister, a prune grower of Shaw, was in the city yesterday. Blaine McCord of Woodburn was transacting business before the county court Tuesday. L. E. Weeks, a strawberry grow er of Keizer bottom, was In the city yesterday. w. Li. James ot Macieay was among the visitors In Salem yes terday from that locality. C. W. Wickwire and Royce Al len of Lake Labfeh were attending to business at the court house yes terday. T. J. Beck with of Sidney was a vis'tor in the city yesterday. W. A. Taylor of Maclcay and J. OREGON HONOR ROLL INCREASED BY CHECK (Continued from page 1) . LADD & BUSH, BANKERS Established 1863 " General Banking Business Office Hours from 10 a, m. to 3 p. m. CHHOllI RETAINS HER TITLE Joe Moore of New York High Point Man In Ice Races !s Shedd; Roy McDanlel, Culver; Phillip V. Meltebeke. Laurel; Bonnie II. Morrow, Wasco: Theo dore R. Norvell. Helix: Albert W. Pugh. Salem: Ernest W. Rooker. Crabtree; Ralph E. Savage. Hal- sey; Alfred II. Smith. Oreron City; Guttrom S. Storemark. As toria; Edward J. Thomas. An chor; Glen V. Walter, Milton; Richard K. Wllmot. Portland: Thomas K. Anderson. Portland; Earl S. Cobb. Portland: 'William C. Lahtl. Portland: Harry W. Mc- Norton. . Portland : ... Garden P. Ramstead. Portland: George Ran kin. Portland; Walter B. Scott. Portland. BUILDERS ARE NAMED (Continued from page 1) PITTSBURGH. Pa.. Mar. 15. Gladys Robinson, world's champion woman ice skater, and Joe Moore of New York, won the honors in the international indoor ice skat ing championship races, which closed tonight. The Toronto rac er, with 180 points, was an easy winner over her lone opponent. Rose Johnson of Chicago. The Canadian skater took first place in each of the fix women's events. Moore took part In four races. He won three firsts an1 one second, for a point score of 110. Leslie Boyd. New York and P. Stephenson of Toyjnto. were tied for second place with fifty points. Fred Iluendengen, Chi cago, was third with 40. One mile ladles international championship won by Gladys Robinson. Toronto, Canada; see ond. Rose Johnson. Chicago. Time 4 minutes 20 seconds. One mile championship Won bv Joe Moore. New York; second. Knock That Cold Cold! Schaefer's Cold Tablets are the ideal method for curing a cold with no unpleas ant afterheadache or feeling of drowsiness 25c 50 c $1.00 Schaefer's Drug Store Sole agents for Garden Court Preparations 135 N. Commercial St. rhone 107 f : FOR BARGAINS ' of all kinds such as furniture, stoves, ranges, machinery, of all 'kinds see the CAPITOL JUNK & BARGAIN HOUSE 215 Center lhone 398 Do you suffer from eye headache? Thin is one symptom of eye trouble thai should not be overlooked. The brain in sensing the messages broucht to It by the optic nerve Teronies overworked when such pic-ture-mewsage is obscure and causes brain-fas and head aches that nothing will re i lieve except correct vision. Ift our optometrist exam ine your eyes. i Watch This Sign for Good AMUSEMENT Salem's Best and Biggest SHOW 0 (3 Four Big Acts Vaudeville ToIay Tomoreow All Xrw VamlevHIe FrilT 5 A and furnishing of this building or buildings will cost 150. 0(o under the legislative appropriation. New Wins Much Needed Plans for the new wing of the eastern Oregon state hospital at Pendleton which It is estimated will cost $160,000. will be pre pared by Morris II. Whitehouse of Portland. It is said that this Institution is badly crowded at the present time and that a suffi cient number of patients will be available to fill all space provid ed by the new wing by the time It Is completed and in readiness tor occupancy. Charles B. Martin of Portland was selected to prepare the plans for the new industrial building to be erected at the atate school for the deaf. TJje structure will cost si..uuu. The board authorized the em ployment or J. II. Keller of Port land as engineer in charge of the installation of a new central heat ing plant at the Old Soldiers' Home at Itoseburg. The plant will cost $25,000, and will beat all the buildings at that institu tion. It also was the recommendation of the board that J. K. Meyers, superintendent of the school for the adult blind in Portland, should be called to Salem Monday for a conference with regard ta the selection of a superintendent for the Oregon Employment Insti tution for the blind authorized at the last nrssio?i of the leginla- ture. There was appropriated for the launching of fhi institu tion the sum nf $15 '. The plant will be located In Portland. Y ire K.hcmw Ordered For the better protection ot state wards the board autfioriz-d the Mate fire marshal to erect new fire escapes on the several institutions as well as mak other Improvements along that line. Other improvements for which plans already have ben obtained Include the erection of a barn io replace the one burnd at the cot tage farm and an enlarged refrU erating plant at tbe state hospital. Appropriations for all of thene Improvementa were mad at the last- session of the legislature. Baby Comfort Sturgis Carts MAX O. BUREN 179 North Commercial St. rrnes7 Irs" Talk It Over . With The Man Who Knows Ask the man who wears made to order clothes he will tell you that he gets best values In workmaatnlp and materials. Then come In aad look over our style offerings Ja Latest Suitings Now on Display Every gjuit handsomely trimmed splendidly madr to fit you. faultleaaly tail ored and roe materials will be absolutely all pure wool your choice of over a thou sand new fabrics fresh from the foremost looms of Amer ica. SCOTCH WOOLEN MILLS STORE 42G State Stj, Salem, Qrc.. II IPlaid KILLING FOLLOWED ROW SAYS ACCUSED WOMAN 'Continued from page 1.) thf re'ati'Mis between her s'ster and Hamon but that when Jter la ther. J. I. Smith of KI Paso. Tex.. learned of tb fact. h had come to Ardmore, she paid, "to kill Ha- : mon" and was disarmed by thj sheriff. State objections were! sustained. W. P. McLean on tho defense counsel, insisted that the way the family accented the mat ter should be brought out. H. H. Brown, special prosecu tor. Interjected that the slate was "willing for the Jury to know bow Serge and Tricotine T" Dresses Now-a-days wc find the wonderful wearing quality of serge and tricotine combined with such youthfulncss and charm of style that everyone feels the desire as well as the need for a dress of this kind in one's ward robe. More attractive than ever before are the dress c.s that we are able to show you this month and the prices are very reasonable, ranging from , $12.48 to $48.75. Skirts One of the Necessities of Your Spring Outfit is a mxli.ii, cleverly pleated and decidedly plaided or striped skirt. For morning wear on the xtrcct ; for office use and for the many occasions where yportjtogs ai-p in keeping, the ideal ami correct apparel iu tides a stylbh skirt. Wc have them in many patterns, in prices that range from $12.48 to $19.75 It is YOUR bank book that profits by OUR lay i As You Go" Plan ' C-am-at. af r:--: . i . rl 3 J t I J