THE OREGON STATES2IAN SALElk OREGON
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CITY NEWS IN BRIER
COURTHOUSE SUMMARY.
i ClrrBlt Court)
I : W. F. Mourlr ys Ed win A. Ilyde.
Order of confirmation. v ;
1 p. J. Walker et al ts ; John
Wolfe. Complaint.
V L. KSiegmund T D. W, HaPd
1ns. Complaint. v . J
. lrubate Court. r- .
, . In ' the estate of E. C. Cross.
Order authorizing assignment of
account. -Guardianship
of Byron Rin
ged an Incompetent person. Peti
tion. Order. V
George W. Vedder estate. Order
e? publication ot. final account. -
John Stanffer estate .Petition. -
Marriage License ., r: '
I Lewis Dalton - Unnel, 34, a
truck drlrer of Portland and Es
ther Ellen Vanderhoof, 19, of Salem.-
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Jobn E. Savage. It, a Salem
"man and Laarel V. Jon, 21, a
stenographer also of Salem.
Rale of Fireworks' Small 5
J Fireworks for the Fourth are
not selling as rapidly as In pre
vious years. Is the statement of
local dealers, t.. Although more
have been sold prior to the holi
day week than last year, unless
a large number are sold today,
Salem will not celebrate as loud
ly as before.
Fresh Strawberry Tarta
i Chocolate cream puffs, chocol
ate eclairs, French pastry, made
today at the Gray Belle.- Adv.
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j . Ethel Clayton
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- Theodore Robert
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1 "SHAM"
"SNOOKY" ,
V.I ricogfr 1 9
Hirtaan'i Glasses
C-y Easier and Better
V;' Wear them and see
! rHArifttAn bros. . ,
rbone 1255 - Salem, Oregon
Itairs at Matt Cauasrelal stmt
; Otey Uwf.nmOM ana Amrt
. saa aisha, le-etwa ul drinks
T0NIGI1
IT Iiar Chick . EirU, . Piano
Regular $45.00 Tbor Vacuum
. , ijjjiei. Our Price ; ;
KLECTRIQ MACHIXH
, ENGINEERING CO. ; -I
137 Court SC. J Phone 488
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JUST RECEIYEO
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I ilaaons Perfect tlauld Palnta
I - . ; Reasonable Prices , ,
Vil tmi Fnnltnre A Ilardware Co
2SS M. Commercial Phone 147
Oeaned
Salti Pressed lr . -1 JM
j Sa!?in Cleaners & Overs
' 1215; 8. Com! StH PkoM iHS
Tm BpHa nafcaBOrdw .yrws
t The BALESI NTJRSERX.CO.
42S Oracoa Bmfldlaf-'
i - Phone 17 IS J
7 pay 2c kioe tKe
ibirktt crice icr ejji
2d pro'dacU
PEOPLE'S
STORE
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Home ttuuaers
we can save yon money on
your Plumbing Supplies; It
1U pay yon 1 to come and
see us about prices; v We al
wara have a supply of all
kinds, .-;.. I I -;.Xs-f
TclJi all sizes, pnees
Bargain House
We bnv and'aall avarvthlne-
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Albany Car Stolen V
r Word was received , yesterday
from Chief of Police Catlin pt
Albany that an Oakland roadster
owned by s Jack Barrjett of that
city bad been stolen j and asking
that local police officers keep! a
lookout for the stolen car.
Firework for Sale j 1
The Ace, 127 N. II If h. AdT.
pMwk la Vfnd i
D. H. Peacock of this city was
arraigned before Judge Race
the police court yesterday, and
hating pleaded gulltyj to a charge
of cutting corners, was fined 1 10.
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Fried or Roast Chicken Dinner
With French pastry, for dessert
all day Sunday, at; the- Gray
Belle. Adv.
Parse Reported Lost- "! ; "
Mrs. II. B. Dewits reported to
the police yesterday of the loss
of a black velvet purse while at
tending the band concert June 24,
She described the purse as being
black velvet with a green lining
and a silver chain. A ring and
a diamond set were Id the purse.
Rink July 4
Free fireworks at S)30 p. m.4
Adv. a - i - - I
Estates Appratoed j j
Frank Pranti, Fred, O. Schnei
der and John Daniel, appraisers'
of the Magdalene - Hock estate.
report real and personal property
valued at $660 in a return made
to County - Judge Buihey yester
day. " . In the estate "of John P.
Warnock, appraisers Gerome Mor
ley, E. J. Thurman and Nettle
Klcnes itemize Silverton .property
valued at. S 13 00. and liberty bonds
valued .at , 116.253, In : a report
niea r riaay, ajternoon.,
A CaaalfledvAtf-- ..i
. Will brlnf yon a bnyer.
Warm On Ontcbea !
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(-Charles'- Worm b&k recovered
suf flciently . from a broken foot
which he Injured in a baseball
game recently that he Is again
able, to be out vrith t the aid of
crutches. . ! J ?
DIED . .1
WALIiACE Winfleld! Scott Wal
lace, aged 75 years, died Fri
day evening at the home of .hjs
daughter, Mrs. tiena Fox, In
the Haiel Green district. Mrr
Wallace has made his home fn
Albany.-but wasiera for a visit
The body: If-at th Rlgdon. par
lors, awaiting the: announce
ment of , the, funeral services,
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The body of little Maxine Eliza
beth SImeral; daughtef ot Mr. and
Mrs. Claire Simeral.. who died bi
Portland Thursday Is tb arrive this
morning from Portland.-'-The fun
eral party will leavejpie RIgdcfn
chapel at Z o'clock this afternoon.
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Fcitral Directors ,
I'.? 3)01 TP Ukaf .
TURKISH BATHS
... . ,.If; not.,whj;. Bfttt. t '
Not other baths or treatments
can produce the permanent rav
lief to' the person; antfertng
from disagreeable eold or all
men t ot the flesh or body like
the Turkish Bath w&L ,
6penta.xn.imtaspinJ ;
onG(j bath Hdtist
Lady and Oentlemaa atund-
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Merchants'
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Lunch
sic
li.tintii
f i Surf
2 o'clock
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: BOYS
Bright, inteliSerit .boya
with : bicycles winted t6
carry . morning I routes,
Thia is an excellent sop-
' pprtunity for, ambitious 1
boys-to get a 4tart ,in
business forthanselves
' and alsoj, mak$ some
. money- for ihejr. vert
own.-.. . . -j a 1
Apply Circulation v ;
' it Managert - ry
tbMdm STATESMAN
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Daaccc Dreamland. Rink- Jnjy ; 4
Free fireworks at 8i30 pm.
act, , i - : . i !. i ;
Campbell t Arrested
Karl Catnpben. "30 years old.
wa arrested yesterday by Sheriff
Bower on a charge of lion-support
of his family. Campbell is . al
leged to have deserted hia wife
and child in Grants Pass and has
Bince been living here under the
name of George Earl.
Legal Blsnvs
Get them at The Statesman of
fice. Catalog on application, r
AdT,
Many Declarations Filed
Forty-five declarations of in
tention to become citizens have
been filed with TJ. G. Boyer.
county clerk, during the last
month. Thirty-eight petitions
have been made for .naturaliza
tion by citizens and two petitions
have been filed by soldier-aliens
for American citizenship rights.
AH of the petitions have been re
ferred to Examiner John E. Smith
of Seattle.
Mfll Wood-
Five loads ot 16-Inch Inside mill
wood, $18.75. Buy now, prompt
delivery; also prompt delivery on
box wood and planer trimmings.
Spanldlng Logging Co.- Adv.
West Salem f. E. Church
A. Hawthorne, pastor. Sunday
school, 1 10:30 a. m., Edward B.
Ashnrst sunerinteindent: Enwnrth
league, 7 p. m.. Miss Leach lead
er. Preaching 8 p. m.. sermon
by the pastor. Subject: "What
God Requires." ! Choir practice
Tuesday evening 7r.30; Ladies'
Aid meeting in the home of Mrs.
White, Wednesday afternoon 2
o'clock;' cottage 1 prayer meeting
Wednesday evening, 7:30; regu
lar prayer meeting Thursday eve
ning 7:30.
Petition' Filed--! '
Petition for' the : appointment
of Louis Webert of Aurora aa id
ministrator ot the John Stanffer
estate was fried yesterday with
County ; Judge, $r.lH. Bushey.
Staurfcr' dled at. Hubbard June
21,, leaving .an estate, eonsisting
of real and personal property rai
ned, at, 126,500. ! The - petition
asks that J, L. I Calvert, M- B.
Krombling and -Frank E. Fish be
appointed appraisers of the es
tate. All of. the heirs are resi
dents', of Hubbard and are Mary
Stanffer, t sister. ...Matjlda W1U.
niece; Julius Stanffer. nenhew:
Elmer R. Stanffer. nonhnw -lili
S;, Garland,, niece; John B. Stauf-
ier nephew; , Anna M. Christon,
niece;. Augusta M. Miller, niece;
Emma, Miller, . niece; Minnie
Spagle, niece; Mallna C. Barrett
and Edna ' Hersberger, , nieces;
Fred W. Wolfer, nephew.
PERSONALS
f w. -a. Mar8naTV, chairman or
the industrial accident commis
sion, left Friday for a two weeks
vacation.'
Prof. W. E. Klrkof WlUam-
ette university is visiting in Port
land for Jhe week-end, having
gone to the big town Friday mor
ning. ...... , ;
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4: HOTEL ARRIVALS
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BLIGH Portland people regis
tering were: Fred Manfredlne,
Ben- McKay Mrs. J, Stevens, J.
m. Brown, A. ..J. weston, A. k
Rearson; others registering were:
J. WL Denby, Black Rock: Joe
Conner, New York; Charles Ells
worth, Joe Fredericks, Dixie Nel
son, Hal Da vies, J. Hewitt, Sau
Francisco; E. D. Fuge, Oregon
City; Ray Wyant, Bend; E. w
Cochran, Oswego; E. Ai Dngan,
Eugene; T. E. Boseman, Tilla
mook, v . - . u m .
. MARION- Portrana people reg
istering were: R.:R.'Seel, Harry
Enstrom, H. U. McClean. F. .K.
Cooper, R. J. West, J. W; Gates,
Georgia Rowe, W Westrand; Mr
and Mrs. E. F- Freeman, Mr. and
Mrs; Mahof f ay, ; Mr ' artd . Mrs.
Hugh Metiler, Tacoma; Mrs. HeV
en Nelson, Gladys ; M. Nelson,
Minneapolis; Myrtle WUson. Ros-
burg;. J. Brown, Seattle; b. Zim
merman, New York; ; W. A.,
Wright. Chicago: J. Rosenbtjrg
San Francisco: W. H. Wild. Twin
FaUs, Ida.; DeHa C. Miller, CM
cagor .G. L, Hay, Albany; R. J.
Wilson The Dalles; K. w. sam
ner. Los Angeles: Miss B. Bell
Hudson. Wis.: ' Miss Elsie Burr,)
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Metxler, Dr.
and Mrs. A. kV Stebblns, Tacoma.
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Whafs a Summer
HomeWithbut
The Statesman?
Much as ; The.;5iitesniari
means to your Salem home,
it means more to your sum
mer cottage.
It will tell you of the goings-on
in your home town.
Your friends at home are
too busy to write: you 5 the
newsi .but your" home paper
will give it to you.
- With its finely, balanced
assortment of , news, seri
als, short i stories,' and
home features it will be a
welcome; daily visitor
: Let the Oregon .States;
man follow, you ' to your
summer home. .
:iPhrae"583y
TOOD CASE IS .
WW IN COURT
Kurtz Says Defendent Told
Him Byron's Record Bad
But Would Make dood '
EDUCATOR PUT ON STAND
Indications Are Full Presen
tation of Case May Be
Complete Today
John W. Todd, former super
intendent of Salem schools and
now defendant in ' the action
brought against him by Salem in
vestors in the Carlos Byron al
leged land fraud cases, was the
first witness called " yesterday
morning upon opening of the
ranch-heralded suit. The. suit is
to recover money invested.
When asked why he had not
used the mails - in connection
with the land locating scheme.
Todd replied that there had been
too occasion fori transacting by
correspondence. E. J.. Kurtz, who
followed Todd upon the .witness
stand, testified that Todd had
told htm that Byron had a bad
Teeord but that he was shrewd
enough to. make good hia prom
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Many Witnesses Heard.
P. J. Kunts, A. E. Miller, M. B.
Well, J. T. R6ss, William Me
Gilchrist. Jr., Esther Wheeler,
Lee Cantleld, E. C. Miller, F. E,
Evans and Ray Smith were the
witnesses examined Friday.
Several 6f the ' witnesses' who
had advanced money for proposed
purchase of unpatented lands- and
offered by '"Carlos Byron, stated
that Todd had tailed to them ot
the land deal as a business op
portunity and had nrged action
If they wished to get. into the
project as there were "only a few
tracts rem alnlng.7v. .
Ray Smith, local attorney,
stated that he had suggested to
Byron that the 500 payment re
quired as initial payments. oq the
land8:.be placed in escrow until
contract was. perfected.
"Byron said this was not pos
sible, as the money was needed
for development purposes," stated
Mr. Smith. "Mr. Todd, who was
present, spoke up at this juncture
and stated that there need be no
fear as - his family had known
Byron for some time and that Tie
possessed considerable, .wealth."
More Witnesses Today. .
After. Judge Kelly adjourned
court Friday evening for resump
tion of the case this morning, at
torney! for the plaintiffs stated
that not all witnesses had 'been
examined and that probably an
other day would be required in
which to complete presentation
of the case.
Following is the Jury ust in
the action: Henry Lehman. W.
M. Seigmund, Leroy Esch. S. H.
aioner, a. l,. raser, a, wolf. A.
Buyserle, Giles E. Thomas.
Frank J. Proctor, Nick. Serres. J.
F. MoIIencop and Franklin B. AI
ford. SILVERT0N HAS NEW - . ;
. park, for tourists
(Contfnned from page 1.)
much, so as that of Salem. '
Last year, and more- so this
year, there has been an Incessant
call by tourists for a public camp
ground at Silverton. Until this
week there was none. But through'
the generosity ot Coolidge & Mc
Claine, bankers, an ideal spot
above the city park lias been se
cured. A camp ground commit
tee has been appointed,, of which
Dr, J. Welch is chairman ; S. E.
Richardsen and Arthur Johnson
are the- other two members.
Park Is Connected. 1
The fence which la- at present
separating the park from the new
camping grounds wilt be removed.
There will be free wood and
water furnished, and camping
stoves will be added.
The brush alone the bank will
be removed and. the bank; graded
down so as to : make an easy ac
cess to the creek; .possible. From
14 me 10 ume otner improvements
will be added. ,
Although It will be two or three
weeks before all of the changes
planned will be completed, a few
campers have already availed
themselves of the opportunity to
im.cn. camp tor a , night.
Grounds Draw Picnic.
Silverton has a laree eitv nark.
donated to the city several years
ago by Coolidge & MeClaine, the
uauaers. inrougnout the aur
rounamg country - this park is
noted for jts natural beauty, and
every Sunday finds a hundred or
more picnic parties enjoying the
day .there. Swings and other
Playground . apparatus, and - the
REALTY EXCHANGES
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Reported by Union Abstract
.Company ,
1 Seward D. and 'Alice R. Piper
to Harry E. and Louise M. Abry.
lots 4, 5. 20,i 21; block 32, Ox
ford addition to Salem $2400.
i - Wither Henderson to Ida S. and
George Garland 76.07 acres Wnt.
Vandewarker die 4-lw, 12.
Samuel .W and ; S. E.i Jones to
Sylvia Wk Jones land in. 6-2-w.
, Samuel W. and S. EL Jones to
Areta V. Jones,- laid in 6-2-w. 81.
Benjamin ' F . and Naney a. ' Jack
son to Edward Jackson, 10 acres
J. Eott die 7-2-w. II. .
Benjamin ,F. and s Nancy P.
Jackson to Marlon Jackson; iota
3 4 block 12 Depot addition to
swimmin- Vhiph la virvt
too deep far the r mailer children.
maae te a popaiar place for chil
dren's parties. - . ;
l M THEUBRART
Jfew Hooka
The Happy Hnntinr Grounds
Experiences on , hunting trips
witn his Illustrious father, told by
Kermlt Roosevelt, -
rzone Policemeat 88 An.
other Interesting book by Harry
a. Franek. He cans tills a "close
range study of the Panama Canal
and Its workers."
Diaries of Court Ladies of Old
Japan" Translated by - Annie
Shepley OmorL
The Evidence In the Cace" A
discussion ot the moral responsi
bility for the war of 1S14, as dis
closed by diplomatic records of
Eigland, Germany, Russia,' France,"
Austria; Italy and Belgium, by
James M. Beck.
Sumamrv of .World War Work
of the American Y.M.C.A.
"The Home on Henry Street"
A story of work with the poor dis
tricts of New York City, by Wil
liam D. Wald. ,
"Literature In a Changine Are"
By AshleySH. Thorndike.
"Reconstruction in Philosophy"
By John Dewey.
''Americans AH" A group of
stories of many phases of Ameri
can Ufe today, edited with notes
about the authors by Benjamin A.
Heydrick. ;
Story - ot Silk and Cheney
Silks," Edited by Cheney Bros.
rMen and iThlngs" America's
best . fanny stories. .
Points of Friction" A new
book of clever essays by Agnes
Reppller. !
' Surprises of. Life" By Georre
Clemeneean.f
"Ditto: Girl Alive" By Martin
Anderson Mexo,
"The River Prophet" By Ray
mond S. Spears.
."Sister Sue" By Eleanor H.
Porter. i
"The Londwater Mystery' By
Edgar Jepsen. - ;
Cbildren, Books
fStory ot the Fairle Queene"
By Edmund Spenser. -
'"Dorothy Deane" By Ellen
Olney Kirk. I
'"WUd. Flower Children" By
Elizabeth Gordon. : . , . ,.
"Sons of Liberty" By Walter
A, Dyer. . . ; . -v.. J
The public library extends its
usual vacation ? privileges to its
patrons to take books with them
on vacation trips. An extra allow
ance .of bqpka may be borrowed
for this purpose and they may be
retained .until the patron returns.
If it Is not Jater than October 1,
Ask tor "vacation privilege."
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KICIl
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Mrs. Gertrude L Cammeron
Closes fler Work For
Summer Vacation
SILVERTON,- Ore., July 1
(Special to i The SUtesman)
airs, oertrude L Cammeron
closed ; her piano class last night
iori tae s summer vacation with a
reeiui held at the high school an
ditorium. The recital Included
numbers by ;the .younger nnnils
oniy.f . , s ... .
The program was as follows:
Lisuess Reverie. . ..O. Spanldlng
i Karl Bock
The Humming Bird .
t: t -4"- Mathilda Bllboo
1 . Blanche Younr
Pretty Pauline. .... .Joseph Ellis
' Reta Rahn
March . ... . J . ...... J. Rummel
ih Frances Kune
The Dancing Party ....
i.. Florence Neuvell
a Gene Brewer
www.,. .HV.iU ,f t 1 1 , . ... , . . .
Percy Wflley
Jane Annie Evanson, Robert
Evanson.)
Playmates Adolph Weldig
Wianlfred Eastman
In the Golden-Days
. . . . . 1 . Kathernn Ormsby
t Elizabeth Keene
Catch Me . Wilson Smith
Philip Richardson
Faney Dance .Herbert Ward
Mildred Nickers on
Gward's March Streabog
i - - T- Mel vin Webb
Airy Fairy,. i,.. George Spanldlng
Murrlel Webb
Italllan Doll.. . .George Spanldlng
Melvln Webb
The Doll's Dream... Theo. Oaston
f I . Dorothy Norgard
Walts of the Sleepy Elvtes
4... Mathilda Blibro
The Sandman . .1. Mathilda Blibro
Hi. june Ante uvanaon
Soldier's Song Sydney, Steinheimer
I i Harry Bock
Japanese Lullaby.. M. Greenwald
Match of the! Elves . .
i Dorothy Goynor Blake
Neva Robenolt '
The Indian M. L. Breston
. Jit. . . Eddie Young
The Violin V i i . . . IDorothy Blake
'- -. HLela Bray
Hunting Song ..... . . . . Splndler
! Mable DIgerness
Avalanche . J Heller
. g Fraaklyn Evanson
The Rose Fay....... Carl Helns
Muriel Webb.
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CHERRY RATE DUBIOUS
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would not. It would be 1 cent
yound, which was the. Underwood
rate, but which was not charged.
on account of the Democratic ad
ministration ruling that they were
In the process of manufacture, and
therefore duty free. . . i ;
t . . Shoneid Get' Busy
: But the above Is the case, aa far
as the facta are available
i Nowt everyone interested should
get busy, and stay on the job until
it la certain that there are no loop
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FACTS ABOUT THE CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT
Principals Jack Dempsey, of Salt Lake City, champion of the
world, defender. '.j. , s :.:., .5.
Georges Carpentier. of Lena, France, European heavyweight
champion, challenger.
RefereeJ. Harry Ertle. . - l ' .
Place Rkkard's Arena. Jersey City, N. J.
Promoter George li "Tex" Riekard,
Time 5 p. m. (eastern daylight saving tlme; 11 o'clock Pacitte
coast time, Saturday. July 2, 1921. - - ' " -
Arena opens Id a. m.
Scheduled number of rounds. 13. -J
Time of ..rounds Three' minutes with. . one-minute Intermission.
Weight of gloves Eight ounces each. , J -
Decision None permitted under New Jersey state boxing law;
world's heavyweight championship can be won by Carpentier or re
tained by Dempsey by knockout of opponent or foul by opponent.
In case both boxers are on their feet at the close of the 1 Jth round,
unofficial and personal decisions only can be made by newspaper
critics and spectators.
ProbabTe gate receipts fl.300.000.
Prices of tickets From $S to 950.
Probable attendance 60,009. '
Boxers' puree Approximately S50O.O00.
Divi&ion of purse Three-fifths of boxers' purse to Dempsey and
two-fifths to Carpentier, regardless
Physical Statistics ot Boxers
Age.,.,..-.
Weight ...
Height..
Reach .
Chest (normal)...
Chest (expanded)..
Waist ..... ... .
Neck. ........
Wrist...
Biceps . .......
Calf.....
Ankle... .
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Dempeey's chief second Jack Kearns.
Carpentier's chief second Francois. Depeamps.
OBITUARY
The services for Maxine Sime
ral. will be conducted, by Rev.
Tolllner of the Baptist , church,
Portland, where Maxine attended,
Sunday school. The procession
will leave Rigdon's at 2 p. m. to
day and the services .will be at
City View cemetery.
: In riemembrance.
A little over ' five years ago.
November 17, 191i, the many
friends of Mr. and Mrs. Claire
Simeral Geneva Goodrich) -were
gladdened by the tidings that a
tiny daughter had come to bright
en their home.
Today those frtends are heart
broken over the passing of little
Maitne to another world, on Jane
30, at Portland. She had been
ill about 10 days with diphtheria,
yet not considered seriously so.
but Thursday-morning the tired
little heart ceased and Maxine'
spirit went back to God, whence
it came. ...
She was such Tright little
flower, f n ; ef life and Joy, that
she leaves an aching void ; in the
hearts of an who- knew her; yet
God, In illla ' Infinite wisdom,
thought best to transplant her to
Ills garden, and we must be con
tent. - A" i neighbor,' Edward Brltton.
of Portland, with whose children
little Maxine played, expressed
the thought of her friends in
these verses: 1
One of Heaven's little angels,.
Just a little fairy queen.
Came and lived with us a brief
spell,
So'we called her our Maxine.
Warmed our hearts up like a
sunbeam,
Did this angel fairy dream.
Pointed out to our dull vision
Heaven's beauty, whence she
came.
Now we know what makes God's
throne bright, "
Tis the setting round the
y screen,-... . ..f- -.
Dainty, loving bits of sweetness
Like the one we had Maxine.
Mrs. James Ra& Dies '
'At Her Newport Home
Mrs. James Rae who is well
known in Salem, died at Newport
yesterday at 3 o'clock,' according
to information received by friends
here. She was 60 years old. Mrs.
Rae was an &unt of Elton and Roy
Rae of Salem Mr. and Mr Rae
were living in Netrport. ..The fun
eral will be held at Newport Mon
day. .
Five Fatalittes Are
Reported to Commission
Five f atailtles were included In
the 358 accldenta.whlch were re
ported to the state industrial ac
cident : commission during the
week ending June 30, according
to a report made public by , the
tommisdon ' yesterday. I These
killed were George E. Boothby of
Carlton: William Skldmore of
Curlin: Tom Gabrlelson of Bridal
Veil; James Kazantas of Knappa,
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last year, the. Senaiors woo from the KirkDatricka
ninth when "Dackey" Holmes knocked the apple
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FOB JULY 3-4
Crown - Willamette Team;
Here Tomorrow and Kirk
- -: Patricks Next Day ' . '
Manager Hayes of the
Senators has succeeded In lining
up two - super-excellent teams tp
play ball with the Senators on Ox
ford field July 3 and 4. Tomorrow,
which Is July 3, the Crown- Wil
lamette team i of Oregon City,
which Includes in Its lineup Cole,
Kracke and Stepp, all former Sen
ators, will be here, and on July 4
the Kirkpatrlcks ot Portland will
come, to Salem for a tiff with
Hayes' aggregation, , '
Cole and Kracke I- will be the
batter for the Crown-Willamette
team and Lund and Edwards for
the Senators. On the following
day Biddy Bishop, , who has re
turned to Salem, will be in the
box for the Senators and Edwards
will catch. ,. :. ' .... s
The Kirkpatrlcks are one ot the
best teams that comes, to Saem.
Last year the. Senators won from
the Kirkpatrlcks by a 1 to 0
score when "Ducky" Holmes hit
the ball through a knot-hole In the
fence in the last half of the ninth
Inning. . -.
Chefrian Band Plays to
LargeSized Audience
Bringing to a close the fifth an-
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LADD & BUSH, BANKERS
Established 1868' .
' Ceneral Banldhir business
Office Hoars from 10 iL in. to 8 p. ra
i -.7
rCrown-UIUamette (Cole
..VS. ; . rwrnttif tb ScMtOll) . U ? . f
Salem Senators (Bishop and Ed wank) ;
a j-Klrktricks of irtland XWeb and Haker)
if Salem Senators (Lund and Edwards
me xence score 1 to u
-f-
nual pifgaia ay.. the .ChejrUa
band played f to a geod crowd at
the park last ,ntat4 The
weather icept saany. at home, who
would hare . otherwise ! attended.
'The program vgiven. .was one
specUUly arranged aa a tinale for
bargain day. It-was as fellows:
Bargain Day March CTrenta
Trieste) . J. . .Felice deM at leo
Business Men's Overture - Pei
fectlon); ... 1..R, Schlepegrell
I'roweera . iieieair (American
' Patrol . v- I F. W. , Meachsm
Popular . Nuahers ,
Vocal Solo . . Mrs.tlV. 1L
Prnnk
Selection from MarUana
Wallace
The i Grocery .Man's Dream
(Serenade, j Garden' Dreams)
Overtnre i Narcissus) Lnarendean
Co-operation March,' oflltxlity)
-') 5. 'Alj.Hayea
Star Spangled Baaner . 4.
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Six Week Summer Term
- j June 28ury 8 ;
Saltn Sctocl cf Exprc::!:n
147 N.' Commercial St. .
Phone 1484 J j
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v . ! i i. C 11 i..t
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ISH KA BtBBLB
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ISH KA BIBBLE cleaning does
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Onc: method of cleaning Is not
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