THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM. OREGON
SATURDAY MORNING MARCTI 19, 1921
5
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Price KeUUiwo
Vick Bros, receive wire rrom
famuon factory (announcing a big
reduction In prlfe of tractor. You
can now buy a rnodor "M" Samson
iractor for $ 1 01 .V. " former prlc
$129". Reduction of $2X0, ami
back to pre-war prices.
Wart rriy
' The first hhow starts of Char
lie Chaplin in "The Kid" at 12
noon at - the -Liberty Sunday,
(adv.) .
Qua Fatality Reported
Only one fatal accident wan re
ported to the state Industrial ac
cident commission among a total
of 397 Industrial casualties for
be week ndlng March 17. Tha
fatal case was that of Steve Ba
ker, a t,mbf,r falier of Hoskins,
Or.' Of the total number of- ae
' ridenta reported. 372 were sub
' ject to the provisions of the work
men's compensation act. 24 were
fmm flrmB and corporations that
hate reJt0 th act ana" one wa
. ...Ml.. - . t
from a puoiic uumj iuiuraiiuu
not subject to the act.
Shell ftntany Report
The Shell company of California
ha3 filed .with the secretary of
state a memorandum showing
that during the 'month of Febru
ary the company sold in Oregon
1 3f.,03 4.." gallons of gasoHn0. on
which It paid a tax of $13.35.
iiuuiey tuapiin .
In -The Kid" starts the first
Htmvr at 12 noon tomorrow at the
Liberty, (adv.)
Martin and Samn?l Rundlett were
appointed administrators.
Palm Sunday
With address at 11 a. m. on
"Fome Appointments Jsus Makes
With IV will be observed at
First Congregational church. Ad
ward Stewart, while the car as
parked In front of Dreamland
rink.
A IJmitcl Number
Of harmonicas at 2Te.
Knowlahd. 415 Court St.
S..2. Adv.
Myrtle
Phone
Auto 1h Damagcil
C.eorge Martin. 1190 South
Fourteenth street, reported to the
police department that whil his
automobile was parked on North
Commercial street veterday an
automobile driven by Theodore
Coenberg of Dallas, backed into
hts car. causing corideraole
damage.
Stover I SM-ttl.r
Rev. If. 'C. Stover, pasto- of
the Central Congressional
church, addressed the siod-i( of
Willamette university yt rbajn-l
Thursday morninc- on "Proper
hell-Appreciation '
"Tliis. t!u Iay of Judgment
First of a serif of vital themes
for Passion week, at the First
Christian church. Kach evening,
7:30. Adv.
Coming. The Willamette
University Glee Club concert.
Grand theater, Thursday night,!
March 21. (ad 7.)
.lust What the Kbhlie
Have open wanting: harmoni
cas at 2c while they last. Myril"
Knowland. 415 Court St. Phone
352. Adv.
Legal Blanks
Uet them at'Tne Statesman of
fice. Catalog on application. (Ad)
Auto Truk -
A collision occurred yesterday
on South Capitol street, when an
automobile driven by Paul Sil
vers. 1730 North Commercial
street, collided with a truck of
the Gideon Stolz company, driven
bv Walter Lenon. The Silvers
automobile . was considerably
damaged bv th accident, but no
one was Injured.
1 Vena re To Serine Your Tickets
For the Salm concert of the
Willamette University Glee Club
Thursday. March 31. (adv.)
Toniicht, at. Brooks -The
pie social: good pies; Rood
iroeram:-Kood time; Rood crowd.
! . ml 1..A" will t,o IWa-
Te iiu .ii uiu
Wbo is the? The school marm.
Come and have a good time. Pro
gram l 8 o'clock, given by the
Christian Endeavor society. Adv
"The C;reat OuHiule'
In which great armii of Chris
tian enthusiasts joined In the ef
fort to rescue the sacred places
of Christianity from the hands of
the Moslem foe. have always en
listed our interest. See the cru
sades in pictures at Congregation
al church.--Adv,
x.a. Man'.
Miss Mary Shiach. home ser-j
vice nurse ot me j;ea c ross, win
deliver a lecture this afternoon
ut Mt. Ansel on first aid and
home nursing. Yesfrday she
talked to a group of Silverton
women and to the students of
Silverton high school.
A Classified Ad
Will bring you a buyer.
Last Times
"The Last of The
Mohicans"
Tomorrow
Thos. HInceV
"LyiNG LIPS"
final Account Filed
The final account of the estate
of Flora Daniel, deceased, was
filed yesterday by the adminis
trator of the estate, J. E. Currie,
in the county court. April IS
was set by the court for the hear
ing of objections.
A Limited Number
Of harmonicas at 25c.
Knowland. 415 Court St.
352. -Adv.
Myrtle
Phone
Children Notice
The story hour children are to
have a treat at the library this
morning. Miss Vivian Hargrove
will be the story. teller, and her
storie will be -How th Rhinoc
eros Got His Wrinkly Skin" and
The Chimera" which H the
story of Pegasus the winged
horse. There will be only one
storv hour at this time and that
will be at 10: 0.
Sn'rit I)emonirat
The Junior State Chamber of
Commerce, organized among th
students of th high schools of
the state, is demonstrating its
l-nblir by endorsing the "Buy in
Oreuon" movement. It is sug
testing that all kish school grad-
i uating classes place their orders
for pins, rings and commence
ment invitations with Oregon
manufacturers. The proposahas
the support of the Oregon State
Chamber of Commerce which H
co-operating with the Junior state
chamber in putting over the
movement.
Aotontohile Found
A Ford automobile reported
stolen from Miles Bradford
March 5 has bt-en located f
Woodburn, according to word re
ceived yesterday by Judge G. K
l nruh from the chief of police
of that place.
Coming; The- Willamette
University Glee Club concert.
Grand theater. Thursday night.
March 31. ladv.)
PERSHING HITS
PR0PAGAKD1STS
Moore at I-ausani-e hall. Willam
ette university, over th weekend.
Denounces Foreign
Who Would Weaken
U. S. ?nd Allies
Bids on Bonds Wilf Be
Opened in Ne?r Future
Bids will be op-nd by the
state board of control on April
at 1 1 o'clock on a bond i-ue of
BOm1 l.u0.0oo for post road in
struction. I ioaru at u -idling
Wednesday dcidl npou the
is.u which i to match immJ
available rrom the gov-rnmt.
Bh-ycle llama
Paul llevers. 5 SO North Sum
mer street, reported to th police
department yesterday that an au
tomobile, said to belong to F. F.
Hodges. Portland, had been driv
en over his bicycle, badly dam
aging it. The. wheel was park"d
In front of the Hauser brothers
store, and tn some manner got
twneath the automobile as it was
driven off.
AMERICA AN INSPIRATION
ether trade connections In many
eitle whre thre are markets for
produce raised here.
Just now ilr. Solof can take
all the prune offered. He ex
rects through the new company
to b able to.be of ral ervlcv
to the producer of thil section,
in giving them markets for what
they have to selL .
Coming: The Willamette
.University Glee Club concert.
Grand theater. Thursday night,
March 21. (adv.)
Chinese Life Termers
Will Enter Penitentiary
At Mass Meet (Against
'Horror on Rhinp"
The supreme ourt yestor l.ij
Commander-in-Chief Talks! :T;ttL
county jail to th -late pr.iten
tiarj' of She Fong. Yee Kiifr, and
Wong Wti Tung, who two yea:
ago wtre convicel pf ki!!iug a
countryman because cf tong trou
bles. They were &entenred to
srve lif and apiale.l to the su
preme court which affirmed the!
lower court. I
Auto Hadiator Repairing
Modern eouipment. prompt ex
pert service. Nelson Bros., 355
359 Chemeketa SL Adv.
"Wlvat Must I lo to be Saved'
Will be Dr. Kantner's sermon
subject Sunday evening. Pictures
of the crusades following this ad
dress. Adv.
TREES
Appraiser Appointed
A petition was granted In the
county court yesterday "for the
appointment - of Thomas Isaac
James as administrator of he
estate of the late Charlea Edward
James, who was killed March 6
in a collision between an automo
bile and the Oregon Electric pas
senger train south of this city.
The value of the estate is estimate
ed at $7600. J. V. tnman. Ivan
Taylor Will Build
T. K. Taylor secured at permit
yesteday" from the office of the
city recorder for the erection of
a dwelling at 14 96 Commercial
street, the estimated cost of which
is $2500.
The Grand Theatet lloe-s Not
Hold very many people. If yon
wish to hear the Willamette Glee
Club prepare early, (adv.)
Ked Crosn to Move
Within the nxt ten days Wll
iamette chapter of the American
Red Cross will be transferred
from its present location on the
reeond floor of the federal build-
1 .. A .1 ...III 1 . ...ii ri In IT t H
residence just eart of the First
Methodist church parsonage on
State street. In addition to tne
regular offices and work rooms
there will be a rest room ritted
up.
Court CaCH Set
Yesterday was taken up !n de
partment No. 1 of the circuit
court, by Judge Percy It. Kelly,
in hearing motions and demurrers
and in setting cases for the March
term. On Monday, the cases of
the Find State bank of Bay f By
vs. John Peyeee, of Ackerman vs.
Faught, and Credit Service com
pany vs. Boggs will be heard. The
cases of J. B. Kennedy vs. Frank
Sibley ana of Oeder vs Watt will
be given hearings. Tuesday Fiti-
hngh vs. Stoner. Fahey vs. Mich
adek and Powell vs. lturfleld will
le given hearings Wednesday.
The hearines on Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday, have been
transferred to Judge G. G. im5
ham in department No. 2.
Pre-Kaster Program
At the First Christian church,
Center and High streets, continue
through the week, 7:30. Hear th?
sermon Sunday night on "This,
the Day of"; Judgment." Adv.
Willamette Cnlversity Holds
Its Salem concert Thursday,
March. 3 1st. (adv.)
Just What the Kiddie
Have been wanting: harmoni
cas, at 25c while they last. Myrtle
Knowland. 415 Court St. Fhonc
352. Adv.
Tot String PUating OrAtr TVom j
TUB SALEM. NURSERY CO.
428 iOrfoa Bulldlnc
:: OHJC00V
Pon 17S3
i " 1 - Sales
""r-.; v Service
YALLEY HOTOR W
' i
' ". ; .-A
, Ask your grocer for
DIXIE DOUGHNUTS
' . . ' 23c dozen
8ALEM ILUaXQ COMPANY
Salt! Cleaned .flSO
Suits Pressed .60c
Salem Cleaners & Dyers
1215 S. Com! St. Phono 1868
1 6 lbs. Prunes ......... . -. f 1.00
Onion Sets, per lb.. . , ...10c
1 package Cornflakes., ..... .Oc
1 package Post Toastles. . . .11c"
No. 5 Lard...... ...... 3C
HIGHLAND GROCERY
74 Highland Ave. Phone 496
3I Court St.
Phone 854
DANCING
Upstairs
at Nomking Cafe, every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday nights.
American and Chinese aisnes.
162 N. Commercial St,
CARL & BOWERSOX
GROCERIES
III Cour i Street Phone 409
At The Electric Sign "SHOES
The Vacuum Cups have ar
rived at
. A. H. MOORE'S i
New Shoe Repairing Shop
Thief Still lUisy
An automobile pilferer has
been busy on the streets A blue
lap robe was taken Thursday
niht from the automobile of J. II.
Baker, while it was narked 5n
front of the Klett pool hall. Th
same night an army coat was re
ported to have been taken from
an automobile belonging to t-u-
Ilog Is Ist
Iester Wiles ol tne state nos-
tal has reported to the police de
partment the loss of a whit
Spitz dog. A collar engraved
with the name "Trixie V.liea ,
was worn by the dog.
FOR RENT
Two and three room apartments,
furnished or unfurnished
Phone T. G. Bllgh. 743
The Grand Tlieater I Not
Hold very many people. If you
wish to hear the Willamette Glee
Club prepare early, (adv.) .
Nine Get Lodging
Nine, men were given a nlgru s
lodging in the city Jail Thurr.lay
night.
Patrick Funeral Today
Th funeral of William Patrick
who died Thursday night at n lo
cal hospital, will be held at 2
o'clock this afternoon from HiR
don's chapel Re;. II. N. Aldrich
in charge. Burial will bo in City
Visw cemetery.
FflESHMAH GLEE .
IS BIG EM
I
NEW YORK. March IK. Gen
eral John J. Pershing, speaking
before a crowd which, packed Mad
ison Square Garden tonight at one
of the greatest patriotic demon
strations here sincel the signing
of the armistlcet bitterly de
nounced persons of foreign birth
who seek the freedom of this
country to spread "fjolitical and
warlike propaganda' to weaken
the ties of friendship between the
I'nited States and her allies in the
late war. The meeting was held"
under the auspices of the Ameri
can legion and otherj patriotic so
cieties as a protest! against the
recent mass meeting arranged to
voice objection to the presence of
French colonial troops In occu
pied Germany described as the
"horror on the Rhine."
Colonel Frank Galbraith. Jr .
national commander lof the Amer
ican legion, presided!
Pay Tribute to Soldiers
General Pershing, paying trib
ute to foreign-born citizens who
served under him in the Philip
pines. Mexico and France, de
clared it wa entirely proper that
foreigners should cling to . the
folklore of literature and mns'.c
of the native land, but he assailed
those who seek to dictate Ameri
can questions and political poli
cies by- the standards of their own
countries.
"We have no quarrel with the
American of foreirrt birth." he
said. ' "We want them to know
that America Is anj Inspiration
But we do object to the Xt reign
born citizen who attempts to de
cide an American question for a
foreign reason, whether he Le of
German lineage and! proposes to
determine an American h liey
because of German 'prejudice or
whether he be Irish, jltalian. Hun
garian or Russian, who seeks for
similar reasons to decide Ameri
can questions. I bitterly resent
the abuse of American citizenship
or residence for the purpose of po
litical or warlike propaganda In
Further Market Provided
By Produce Corporation
The People's Produce company,
incorporated, on Thursday, by M.
Solof. N. Silverman and G. Gen-s-er.
will enable Mr. Solof. who
U at the head of the Peopls'a
Cah store in Salem, to do a larg
er business in farm produce, and
to pay the farmers and fruit
growers of this section in trade
or la cash for everything they
have to sell.
The head office of the new
company is tn . I'omana. oai
there will be selling agencies and
arraneement and jobbing and
McDOWELL'S
MARKET
Where a Dollar Does IU
Duty
Phone 1421
173 S. Commercial St.
Mutton Lejjs
Mutton to Roast..
Mutton Chops.
Mutton Stew
Choice Corned Beef 13c
Hamburg Steak 15c
Veal Stew 12Jc
Our own Pure Lard, No.
5s 75c
20c
15c
13.
8c
In Hulk..
.17c
Quality Meats lor Less
Open Till 8 p. m.
LADD & BUSH, BANKERS
Established 18C3
General Banking Business
Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m.
'Y'rrrrrr
Better Good For Lesa
Prepare To Secure Yonr Tickets
For the Salem concert of the
Willamette University Glee Club-
Thursday. March 31. (adv.)
Home Barfclarizod
The home ot Mr. and Mrs. Pa-
vls Rees of Route 4. was entered
Thursday night, and a woman's
vld watch engraved witn ne in
itials C. B. R. taken. Mr. uees
who Is at present crippled, hard
someone In the rouse ana suc
ceeded In frightening the Intrud
er away. According to reports
the man drove off in a t-ord au
tomobile. The police have ween
notified of the theft.
Hopp UInntnfT TnnlorriT Will foreign countries.
kjiuoo I1IHM.I.& ivu.fc,..i ..,n Amer,ca thre ran lie no
Salem School of Expression
r nin PMimnnA Walton. Director I Prenare To Secure Your Tickets
I .
. . i Kor me taiem ronci-n ui i"--
1 I uumuicii-iu
Phone 692 1484 J
Special Conrae in Puhllc SpeaUng
JUST RECEIVED
Nasons Perfect TJqald Paints
It raja to Trade at The j Reasonable prices
FARMERS CASH STORE Capital Famitnre & Hardware Co.
241 North Commercial 247
W.W.MOORE
Farnltnre Store
Tne Home of the Vlctrolt,
Tott ret more for your money at
i Moore s '
WOOD WOOD,
Call G. H. Tracy Wood Co.
- for all kinds of
1 dry wood
AUCTIONEER
G. SATTERLEE
404 Ferry St., Salem. Oregoa
Phones 11771211
a-
Talking Machine a "
Ilaycr Planoe auia a iayer
Proinjt delivery
Phone 620
ELECTRIC MACHINE &
ENGINEERING CO.
For Thor Wasalng Machines and j
Electric work and Suppues
'17 Court St.
Phone 488
HARTMAN BROS. CO.
For Fine Jewelry
. 'ewelers and Opticians
Do yon take
TURKISH BATHS
If not. why notT
No other Mini or
can produce the permanent re-
lief to the person
from disagreeable cold or ail
ments of the flesh or body like
the Turktah Baths wilL
nnen 8 a. m. until 9 p.m.
OREGON BATH HOUSE
Lady ana uenum
ants --
THE STORE FOR QUALITY
Kitchenware
Dinnerware
Glass Ware
Wm.Gahlsdori
The Store of Housewares
135 N. Liberty St.
Baby
Comfort
i
Sturgis
Carts
Willairrette University Glee Club.
Thursday, March 31. (adv.)
fnlh Investigate
fTnmnlaints have been made of
rubbish being- piled In the street
at Feventeenth and Oak sireem.
It Is said the street has been used
more or less as a storage uurir.g
th nat three months. Th. mat
ter is being investigated by :he
police.
Any Seat in the Grand Theater-
Is good when it comes to listen
ing to the Willamette Glee club:
but make sure you get some sort
of a seat, (adv.) I
Itoliertn A rrestetl
W. A. Roberta. 1337 North
Winter street, was arrested yes
terday by Police OfMcer Porter
for a violation of the traffic rules
of fhe city in cutting a corner on
Church and Chemeketa streets.
After depositing $10 bail, he was
cited to appear for a hearing be
fore Judge Earl Race Saturday
morning.
I
Be Presented With An
Appropriate Trophy
while claim
itb us and
MAX O. BUREN
179 North Commercial St.
We pay 2c above tne
market price for eggs
and products
PEOPLE'S
CASH STORE
Watch
This Sign for Good
AMUSEMENT
Salem's Best and Biggest
SHOW
1
What Have You?
buy, sell and exchange,
new and second-hand furni
ture, stoves, ranges, rugs,
xU, etc We will buy you
OUt. t :
COL. W. F. TTRIGHT
' Auctioneer
7l N, ComT St.; Salem, Or.
."t your sales with us
People's Furniture
. Store
JrMphone 1047 phone 734
FOR BARGAINS
of all kinds such-as furniture,
stores, ranges, machinery, of
all kinds see the
CAPITOL JUNK &
BARGAIN HOUSE
216 Center Phone 398
Investigate
The Mutual Life
1 otN.Y.
Up-to-date policies.
Lower net cost.
J. F. HUTCHASON.
District Mgr.
271 State St. Phone 99
a ; b
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U ACTS
nn H,ppo- Ji
GUI p""5 n
The 13th annual Freaman glee
will be g.ven tonight at 8:15 in
the armory. The glee is a custom
that originated in Willamette and
has given W. U. its best songs. It
is a contest, managed by the
freshmen with all the classes par
ticipating. Each class produces
words and music for a specified
type of school song and all the
class members participate in the
rendition of the song on the night
of the contest. Judges grade the
classes on music, words, adapta
bility and rendition.
Tonight the class receiving the
highest average will be presented
with a beautiful cardinal and gold
pennant. In previous years, vari
ous styles of banners have been
made for glee prizes, but this year
a permanent pennant has been
adopted. The record of winners
will be placed on the banner on
silver clasps.
The leaders who have been
drilling the classes In order to
perfect the rendition are: For the
seniors. Edwin Socoiofsky; Jun
iors. Benjamin Pickle: sopho
mores, Verne Ferguson; freshmen,
Avery Hicks.
The f.rst part of the evening Is
spent in singing all of the popular
W. U. songs and the rlasw songs.
The, program flllows with the
seniors knaking an impressive ap
pearance in their'eap aad gowns
and the; members of other classes
wearing their respective class col
ors. The short program which Is
given while the judges are pre
paring tkeir decis.ons intensifies
the suspense which reaches its cli
max when the presentation speech
is being made. Dr. Carl G. Doney
will present the pennant to - the
winning class. Class parties will
be in oraer after the program
The people of Salem will be very
welcome at the sonK test.
The program of tonight fol
lows: Foreword Albert Ceyer, presi
dent class of '24.
Senior song "Bend the Knee."
Words by Maurice Lawson; music
by I.oren Basler.
Junior song "Hail Willam
ette." Worda by Emma Shanafelt
and Lester Day; music by Eva
Roberts. s
Sophomore song "Willamette
FlxbL" .Words and music by
Hrnco Patnam.
Freshman song "Cheer Wil
laractte, Cheer." Worda by And
red Bunch; music by Bynon Ar
nold. .
Reading Caroline Stoblcr.
Presentation of pennant Dr.
Carl G. Doney.
Falls City Has Case
Of Sleeping Sickness
place for those who.
Ing equal citizenship
enjoying its privileffs under our
flag, yet continue thflr allegiance
to another country
all those who honestly desire to
become American citizens ann
adopt America as their own. but
we abhor the Intriguer, who at
the same time wouldl secretly plot
against our interests
lrlnclpl Are Itnmntanie
"Two years havel passed and
what of today? Arel we to forget
the vows of yesterday? Is the
wanton destruction in France and
Belgium and on the seas to be
condoned? Shall subtle propa
ganda lift Its poisonous head to
weaken our friendships? Are
those who made the (supreme sac
rifice no longer to bei remembered
among us?
The answer f tkat the nr-
c'ples for which America fought
are immutao.e. and the allies. be-
s'.d whom we fouSht are our
friends. America aban remain
steadfast In her attitude against
aggression and insist that outlaw
nations be held to full responsi
bility and pay the full penalty for
their misdeeds to the end. that in
the future, all nations may snow
the cost of such miseeoS 2galnst
civilization."
Senator James W Wadsworth
and Major General Leonard Wood
had been Invited to pak at the
meeting but both. sent letters re
gretting that them jwere unable
to attend. Letters mdorslng the
BUY YOUR SEEDS NOW.
You know about what you arc going to need and
we would advise you to buy now while we can wait on
you as the late season will bring the business in one big
rush and it may be hard to get the service we would
like to give you. We are not going to tell you that .
prices will be higher or that you cannot get. what you
may want but we like to give service with our seeds
and we know that during the rush it is going to be4
hard to handle the trade. Please send in your orders
now.
Our stock is complete and the quality is the best
on the market and our prices are as low as High Grade
Seeds can be sold for.
-
D. A. WHITE & SONS
Phone 160 255 State Street
meeting were received from
President Harding arid American
legion posts and slate headquar
ters all over the Oountry and
from the G. A. R. and the I'nited
Confederate veterans
PERSONAL MENTION
J. B. Peterson of Victor Toint
was in the city yesterday.
John Datenport of Si'ver'.on
was among visitor I in the city
yesieraay from that section.
Jndre Percy It. Kijy wa hre
yesterday from Albany attending
to duties in the r'.tctiit court.
Henry Van Buren Was In Saler.i
Friday from Aumville.
Mrs. Sarah Mulkejy cr L:n .
county is in the city vrs:t ng eor
granddaughters. Mrs S. A. St :!?
and Miss Hazel Mulkey. Former
ly her home Va !n
near McCoy.
Miss Genevieve
Mt. Aneel Is a gu"s
Polk county
Com pea !i ol
t of Miss Ina
New Arri valsB oys' Wo ol
UIT
With Extra Pair of Pants
They are cut In the new
models just like the
well-dressed men wear.
BELTED NORFOLK
COATS
The mixtures are brown,
blue and green, and both
pairs of pants are full-lined.
They have been marked
at the New Low Price
0nOU
Cood Goods. ft J
T
mi.I.AS Ore. March 18.
Cniwil n TYia Statesman) !
County Health Officer Dr. B. H.
McCallon reports that there Is one
case of sleeping sickness In this
county, the case being in Falls
City.
Mrs. John Truax of that com
munity has been ill with the mal
ir frvr the oast several days.
The ease Is completely Isolated.
to keep the disease from spread-1
ing.
Is the Book of Revelation
a Sealed Book?
Can it be understood?
Let the Book itself, and the events It discloses, answer the Question
Hear EVANGELIST BELL Tomorrow Evening 7:30
UNION HALL, COURT STREET NEAR HIGH '
V