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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1922)
i 4 r s. 1 I i, 5 W t a s - t ': i I sa Improving library Ground ' A number of attractive improve-, menu bate recently been made upon tbe grounds surrounding the I Falem public library by tbe setting 1 , of shruhs, donated by J. w. Mar i uny. .the ' landscape gardener. 1 Among the shrubs that hare been planted are the . Japanese . honey suckle, tbe - English laurel, the Porta sese laurel, the California I privet and the , boxwood. Two-of j the new shrubs are,4 tbe Japanese Ijscaiionu ;na. the veronica; Trade it--- t r t . hlV la your old stoves as part pay ment on a pew one. C. S. Ilam- Htoa, good f arnlture. -Adv. 1 Heavy Problrms Discussed-' ; The woman's Business and Professional tluh of Salem does tot trouble. Itself with discussing ' rrotlems of vitamlnes, nor with t uch common things as what the " ftyles may be about Easter time. For the February meeting ot the Clufc several members have, been assigned topics upon, which pa-. pers win be, .written, to he fol ... lowed by discussions. These sub- School Lunches V Prices reasonable THIS LITTLE LADY'S STORE ; X Of 0 Center St.,' corner 12th f V t 01 - ' I llrtman Glasses Easier and Better Wear them and see HARTI.IAII BROS, i Phone 1233 . . Salem, Oregon I SAVE $ $ S Zr buyinir y6ur hardware and furniture at The Capital Hard. -ware & Furniture Co., 285 N. Commercial street. Phone 947 CpHlrs 1M H N. CoramereUl Stmt . ' chos 8ay. - Koo41i sad Amnlcsa PiitMS, Ie Crnm and Drinks. . i Opaa 11 a.n. t X m J. .J '-V-. . . Spaelal 8aadr j. CHZCZBf SZSTaTCS -V 1 mm To Buy Used Furniture Phone us before you sell we pay the highest cash price for - furniture, guns, stoves, Koaaxs. etc- : t ,:-!';-:r TilE HUB ; " Furniture Co. C73 Court Et. . . Phone 464 CAPITAL BAHGAItl i : house' We pay tl;iest price. We buy and sell everything We sell for less. , SIS Center St, .Phone 80S HAGS , Ve want . them v and, want thsn bad.' 1 Because we do we will pay you tha hlarh est price obtainable any where, ; Bring us all you hive, J 'vJ;;. : i-- ia. (. -:: Also old clothinsr, f ornitnre and jiink of all kinds. . . , . STE1IIB0 CK JUIIK CO. The House of Half a Million and One Bargains . s 402 N. Coal. Phone 523 Wool Blankets Sand Indian' : M : Robes - y . MEN'S UNDERWEAR i U'irriy' Shirts $5.00 nny Shoes , (the kind t ha 'wear, the all leather tain CoatsRaUi,Hats, M -ar ' a a IVf, I ' . er xJQOlS, ater re I 2 , it Coats and Pants,, O, D.B' eches and Cora o Breethes ou. Men's Shoes for $2.90 per. pair. ; Jrtuy 'hoes (Goodyear . H Soles) $5 perpair Uya od School Shoes fi 70 per pair Try the odds Store j , S.i ornmerciai1; SL ; M-.$AirU OREGON 3 , Maui.aers given prompt attention Nomldng iects .for:'diMQBsIpa:'ite:'-:..j'.,,Shail We Cancel Our Deb? to the Ah Ilea'; f "Should There be a State Income Tax"; and .last trot not least Is "The Irish Free SUte." Lives in Geaessee. Idah oeorge Ban et. a utuilcian who formerly lived iri Salem, is now making his home la Genessee, Ida. according to a letter received by a mend -z or -. his - yesterday. He played 'cello In the Salem Sym phony orchestra while in Salem. Stylfeh Khoee ;! . v " . For everyday wear.! at Bishop's. 5 to 8. Adv. Dallas 3 fan's Funeral Today -w The funeral of Henry 1L.MUS- cott of Dallas,, who died. Wednes day,, win be held in Dallas toda. One - daughter. . Mrs. Lather J. Chapia lives -in Salem. One other daughter. Miss Jennie Muscott and a son, Robert, besides his widow, survive. DIED , 1 . CUMMINS-J-Laara Cummins, 3 J, wife - of V. w Cummins, ? two miles south-of the city on route 3, passed away Thursday morn ing at about 10 o'clock. She leaves besides her husband four children, Clara May, Ray Em merson, David Leslie - and Lois Naomi; one sister.-Jftrs. George Van Laamen, and her mother, Mrs. Warren Johns. 5 - ' ' " ciuaiui nits , us ici wllllger home an - funeral, an The remains are at , the Ter- nouncements will be made later.' YE ART la this city, Jan. 10th. Henry Yeary, age ! 6 2 years, a former resident of Canty.' Fun eral services will b held In Canby shortly. th date ' to be announced by tbe Rigdon mored and business of importance to tuary. LEADER At a local hosDital. Thursday. Jan. 12. Mrs. Gus Leader, age 32 years, a resid ent of West Stay ton. . The body was prepared tor forwarding to SUyton Thursday by the Rig don mortuary. .- ;,. RILET In this city, Thursday, Jan. 12, Joba Wl -Riley, age 63 yoars, a former residen t - of Portland.. The body was; for- rH . tn th . TtiMT by the Rigdon mortuary.. - C0WDELL-In this city, Thurs- day, Jan. 11. John Cowdell. age 1 50 years. . The body Is at the Kigaon mortuary FUXERALS The funeral of Miss Sally Shaw will be held today at : 30 p.m. from the Flnley parlors at Port land, t Miss Shaw died in Portland January 11. 1922.- She was the daughter of the late Judge C. C. Shaw. She is survived by a sister Miss Laura Shaw, of Portland. : RIGDON'&SON " ' Leading Ucrtiaanr .JUhhh VPr niniterh if s.uu v wt, 4 Leadls; Fcssral . " DIrectcrs :. Expert Ecbaksers - r V rV, Jl Sensational f " Rauroad Melodrama R.WIIXIAM NEILL : Thrilling Incidents Unusual Settings Po&erful Storj iStrong.Cast 0 ' Comsg to the OREGON THEATRE Sunday, ..' Children's floor Saturday-- Children's hour at the Salect public., library will be at 10:10 o'clock only tomorrow morning. The story will be told by Miss La dle Crockett, children's librarian. Ve Have a Fine Assortment- . ", Of good used furniture. Let vs show yon. C S. .Hamilton, good furniture. Adr. 1 , New Hook at Library- s One of the tatest books received at the Salem public library Is Stefanssbn's "The Frl-ny Are tie. f For those who are Intetest- ed In their health there has Just been received a new book entleled. "Vltamlnes.' And for those Inter. ested In the Japanese problem, the new book ready for circulation is "Japan jand the California Prob lem" This book is written by a Japanese. - " r- t ' " Pre-Wa Price . - ' t . - Prevail at'' Bishop's on shoes. See onr Window. Adr. ' ; Asked to Return Books Members of the Elk lodge have been mailed instructions to return Into the; lodge the books - sent them in order that all may be properly checked np before the beginning of the Mardi Gras next Thursday. It is asked that books and returns be made by , next Tuesday as this will give the com mittee an opportunity to check up before the big affair begins Thurs day,' January 19. Tickets-- i t ',- , - . For. the penitentiary minstrel show, four nights njext week, are now on sale at Perry's Drag Store. All seats reserved. Price 60c Adv. Illihee Hnb to Sfeet The annual meeting of officers and members of C the I niabeto Country club vwlll be held In the auditorium' bt the Comntercial ! the ciuh discussed. UBSea. ft -vt-i ri: ii GeBUemea---'.1-';;'- .'A 'z-'ji 4-:-: v That purchased shoes ot us last year are back again. WbyTAdy. Sherl1 Ordered to Give Seed In the nlt nf P t Vnnti .nil wife atalnst W. O: Muellhanpt and others, the court has ordered pasine8B ow giving nw entire the sheriff to deliver deeds forlt,a,es to Y" M- C. A. work. He lou 45 and 46. Iretoa Fruit farms XX L.riT JPPoceedings December which were sold on foreclosure The order Is to deliver deed as soon as the redemption period is ex plred. ? i - The Annual Meetiae fir fh. .tuvviiii.ii ix. -1 nv.. Kay Woolen Mill Co. will be held at the office of the company in saiem, bn Tuesday the 17th day of January. 1922, at 9:30 a, m. Any business that may properly come before that jneetlng will be 'transacted ' : j-k Adv. J2. J. SWAFFORD. Secy. I The largest recording fee ever received; from - an , individual . was reoeivedi yesterdayby the county !5!mcey"- U pald for the recording of a doon ' menf in the closrntL of the estate oc w, Ai. Kert. who died In 1918. leaving an estate of about 170,- uuo The finalri order confirmed the sale of real estate. : The Mtt included, land in seren counties. Save Half Yoar iKUrs By using our exchange depart- men't 7n "S rj:mrr t'YS'i itureAdV .".."ni- Two Fire Alarms . ' Two alarms within a IS-minnte interval; last night, kept the - fire department on the move. The firm ..h i . - chemical and hou ant fits, makinr : a run. , ta tlnirm t Liberty 'streets,' where a chlmney. lire was Boon piacea and ar con trol.. 'A bnrninr truck at Smith Church bear Cross streets was the cause of the second alarm. ... The TODAYS .DOUBLED FEATURE , PR0(1RAT.1 UBERTY 'A Brand flew ;-M Coat; r . of taint on your carwfll give; it that brand new appearance, . - . 1 11 --.'if "zLz - We I are proud of f our work because we know it is done RIGHT, .: v 1 . . ji i - t - ; ' I Give us a Trial : jRUSH'SAutpPAnrr !'-S SHOP" vi' ";k ' . . 12th and Mffl Sts. " large chemical tank -was utilized In extinguishing the blazing wcod work ot the track. ; Only One License- .: Only one marriage license was issued yesterday and that was to Arthur J. W heaton, or roruano. chauffeur, and Inex Isabell Camp bell ot 1396 First street, saiem. .. Just Received - . . .' A shipment of tbe latest song h'ts. "Molly Or "The Sheik." "My Sunny" Tennessee. and otners. Moore-Don n Music Store, Masonle Bidg. Adv. .-V -) :::: Estate of $2200 V' '' ; ". J. H. Williams has been ap pointed by the county court as ad ministrator of the estate or Mar tha Williams iwho died January 6. The estate la given a, ralue of about $2200. The heirs are J. H. Williams, Jennie "Wnilams. Roy Williams and Benjamin Williams, all of Salem, and Alinnie Williams of Eugene. : ' :- " ' Heating Stove - - - t At reduced prices. Hamilton's. Mrs. Talbost lajared ' ute president of Kimball School ot Theology fell on ice in Portland recently and broke an ankle. She is now in Good Sumarltan hospi tal. . Elrctrical Kngineen Confer ; The Willamette valley division of Oregon electrical i contractors met yesterday at the Commercial club, this I being . their regular monthly session. The discussions were confined to the latest ideas in problems referring to electri cal contracting. Delegates were 1 present front Dallas, Corvalliaand Albany. Frank Whlttelsy of Port land, secretary of the state asso ciation, was present. ; t Just Received- A shipment of the latest song hits, "Molly o; u u.a., 'My 9unny Tennessee." and oth j ers. , Moore-Dunn Music v Store. I Masonic Pldg. Adv. . , 't In Y. L C, A. Work Edwin Socolofsky. who -has ! been associated with his father, D I r f P0101 n tne real estate is associated wun jonn n.'uuaa. iteurement fnna iiiscnssea f 1 At the meeting of directors of the Salem -T, M. C. A. held yes-, terday noon there was a gsneral discussion of the proposed en- dowment fund for secretaries of i the Y. M. C A. H. W. Stone, gen- eral -secretary, and W. W. Dillon. Interstate secretary, both of Port- land, attended the conference. Seventy-five per cent of the T. M. c a. organizations in the country are ' participating In the endow t fund, for which John ' D. Rockefeller, Jr., has glvea '.1 000.000. t . 1 Mill Wood t iv;'.Mr-v:', Why not fake advantage o the present. low price of 111.25 for.,?; G loads milllwood. Sprbig wlUsooni' be here and prices are sure. to. d vance. i Order now.-? Charley K. On.nlHIn Trrfn. Cn 1i1t j " V. v Harvard Plan IVopoocd - When the 1000 or more dele gates to the . Young People's so ciety of. Christian Endeavor meet In : Salem February; 1 S-l 9. Salem People will b asked td open.their homes. As it is figured thi that the majority Cot homes 'can ; eonveni- entlyj care for at least two: dele gates! , This will reaulre the open ing of 600 homes in the city to entertain, j it -is understood that the Harvard plan of entertaining 1 uie uuiaiu iima 01 enieriawiBg lshing .room and breakfast, only, or what la termed "bed and bteak- fast-, Members of all churches will be called upon to help care for the visitors the four days. Hamilton Is Selling ' i. ' All heating" stoves at reduced I prices. Some ! very " rood " used heaters at . very low pr ices.--Ady. rllnsterlmz la .Oomnany . v " Col. George A. White, adjutant general, left yesterday for;. Cot- .tage' Grovtf to muster In a .com- pany at that Ctiy. He was aecom- rpanled by Major Dusenbury ct Salem, Major Joseph E., Schur, state property officer of Portland, and CapL ; Eugene C. Libby of Portland. I !. W. O. W. to InsUll Woodmen ot the World will ln- stai officers tonight. The 'rcere-1 imon'.es will be held in, the Wood men of the World temple. The new officers for the year are a follows r ' . El ' P. Donaldson, . past i consul commander; Is- P. Smith. consul commander; George Staf ford -r advisor: O. . L. Donaldson, banker; I 8. Geer, clerk; John i Prints, watchman; A. P.; Hender- I son. sentry; ; managers, s E. C. Crawford, C. D. Ross and George Walker : a,' -.:v lack Cafe 1C3 S. Com. St. A good place to ear. Tables and counter. Adv. Cherrlans Give f 10 ' To aid the Associated Charities the Cherrlans voted $1S at the meeting held this week. ' This as on the basis of ' the 1 0 cents a member asked of all organizations In 1 the city to aid the poor- and needy. - - r a 16,e20 Ask Benefit Up to yesterday evening 16,620 ex-service men had filed their ap plications with the bonus commis sion to receive the benefits of the bonus law, Of this number 50 asked for eash and 7114 indicated their intentions to live In Oregon and own iand.. - Funds ; will ; be avaUable t abonl i March 1 ..- Tb commission will endeavor to han dle applications in the order they were ' received, V although ! wherv them are additional records to look, np an 'srppUcatioa mar aot be acted on until all -records are satisfactory and some delay. this may cause Legal Blanks z : . . : , Get them at The Statesmaa of fice. Catalog on application. A4T. . -r-f.', , J -vf A CUaslfled Ad Will bring yon a buyer. Adv. ? ' - - " Center for Brocna Handles . It may not-be generally known but the fact Is that this section of the Willamette Talley, and West' Salem, in particular, la Tap idly, becoming a center for manu facturing broom .handles. The Oregon . Wood Prod acts company of West Salem Is 1 now 'shipping carloads of broom handles to New ; York, Pennsylvania, and eten into North Carolina. They are made from four foot fir, as this wood . appears to suit the manufacturer? of brooms more than other varieties, and then the east is just a litUe short at present on this kind , of wood. :. Free V-i v -H:. :.. '-, Consultation and examination. Drs. Bradford A Bradford, D. C. state licensed physicians. Ten fears in practice. I Phone 8 21. Bttlte 1 J Oregon Bldg.-AdT, Board Win Meet I 1 Letters have been sent out to the members of the ' board ot trustees of 'Willamette university according to President Carl Doney calling attention to a board met ing in Portland February I. Xew Notice 41ord '-'' The Adelente Literary society of WUlametU university nor boasts of a beautiful and Impos ing bulletin board, i It was placed la aton ball . yesterday by Miss Margaret Legge. Son 1 Bora -..M ' A son'' was bora yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. D. H, Talmadge Ot 482 Snath lllrh street. He. has (been, named David Thomas. Mr. I xaimaaze is an employe 01 lur Statesman.' ; Will Play AVoodbni Saturday evening : Company F of Salem will go to Woodburn to play the infantry company of that icity in basketball, i This will be the first, game betweea the two 1 companies, w Within- a. week or two a return game will be played In Salem... 4 HOTEL ARRIVALS MARION-Tom ' Booth. U M. Anderson. A. A. Hall. N. J. MC- Leelan.' D. II. Diamond, r. A. 1 L!r "".V'.' ,. Ming, f'i1-"'!:0 com, S. L. Davies, C. E. Boggess, W. II. Adams, and D. u. uartiss. Portland; 1 C. N. Syle, C. II. Br neas, M- Cooper, W. E. Smith, M. Rann. San Francisco: Datt v. Bas. Katherine Ewing. eeattle; I. N. Richards. Los; Angeles: Mrs. H.m fl.r Lots. Gates: F. H. Hunt Ada bron. uaiias: lva u. coyc. I John ADay; Frank IE. Hodgklns. Ysniiotiver;' Mrs. W. T. Hendren. Grants -rass. v:-t -i.v-i . v-- BLIGH-J. Hilatlon. C. R. Fil- slneer. H. E. Brown. A. w. Par sons. Mrs. Ida Miller, G. G. Mor- l Phy. A. JS. MHIS, A. raUlBOH, . ! TV,' 1V1IUU m V HUU I 1 vi iiiiaiu iicomiui f om. 1 Dallas; S. A. Swcangery, Los An-1 geles: A; B.. Stewart,; Faratnrton, Maine. STARTS SUNDAY "The Wonderful ... 'V Thing" , Directed By HERBERT BRENON . Theresa, a smile' for every tear in . this ; story of a ' madcap girl who becomes a lonely wife, jit's some-' thinjr new I for Norma. . : . HARRISON FORD'i--; Plays Opposite"FNorma r LIBERTY v Phone Now For y' Appointment Every day you - postpone that optical examination sets yon back one day in efficien cy. Not tnat yoa are not suc ceeding in your work mere ly, that yoa are hot doing all yoa are capable of. ,; ; f , Aa Examination will reveal your weakness; iif your - eyes are In A-l condition it is worth knowing. Phone today. MORRIS - - OPTICAL CO. 204-211 8alem Bank of ; "Commeree Building V. Oregon's Largest Optical T :-s -Institatloa ", Phoiss 119 for appointment SALEii, Oregon PRQBRESS iS SLOW Jury Not Yet Completed For Hearing of Fatty Ar- - buckle Comedian : SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 12.--. The Jury box was filled for the first time la the ease of Roscoe' Xrbnckle late this afternoon and the prosecution availed Itself ot its first peremptory challenge, ex cusing one . prospective' Juror. This leaven j the sUte with four challenges 1 wfeile the defense still -5 has 1 10. i Fiv jurors were temporaruy passea today, one ot whom was a woman. - . The principal battle' of the day was over the passing ot Robert L; Ackerman, who admitted being very friendly with Nat Schmulow Its. one of the members of the de fense's counsel. - The state did its utmost to induce Judge Louder- back to allow ? & challenge tor cause, but the Juror insisted that he could give the film comedian a fair trial and that his 'acquain tance with one ot the lawyers 1 would not. Influence him In any; way. When the trial opened : t iu there were few persons -present, but during the proceedings : tbe spectators gradually increased and there appeared to be an add ed interest. : Wthen the court ad journed a venireman was ' under examination, Should he fco pars ed tomorrow counsel will ARithi b ed tomorrow counsel will mm he called upon 'to use a peremptory challenge,- -; -I viV:, 1 , , :z A. handy personal file , - , . - ' - A.-; - i f ..V'.f Tins Y and ' Vertical FUe, with Its convenient hinged cover is Ideal for a per aonat or departmental i file. Ask to see No. 194, ; COMRIERCIAL BOOKSTORE 163 N. Commercial St. , Phone 64 . TTL1NC CAB1NETS- riUNC SUPPUES System service One mln . ate essay on health by O. L. Scott. J. C- - i ' tmcxa bus XTS: - Next i to health, , . Jev vy, there's no substitute for a sincere smile ' Are You Trading Health r For Money? i Men " become b drunk with success and the race for money that; they -do not fo 1 the presence Of death at' their sides.' ' The body cannot for ever he neglected without Na ttre taking either your effi ciency or your life. ' ;i Only the willfully Mind re fuse ; to see" the very definite relation which the spfne plays la matters of health and Phy sical well being. The only place inside the body where a nerve can be under pressure is at the spinal nerve opening and when spinal Joints are put of alignment enough to cause such pressure, it taks chiro practic spinal adjustments1 to restore nerve freedom ' and health. v::, A-f Z Chiropractic spinal : adjust ments remdve the causa of disease in the eyes, ears, nose. tnroat. lungs, stomach,' liver, kidneys and lower organs. . EEALTH FOLLOWS OtKWMUCnC CWSffTJ - r rvssimoa srauu. , nwamDousa or ; . tHt cn. mMiiii l HEAXTH scoots Dpndi n whsa , re Mlapkaa S7 In as ppeUUV CtanKiM Is wttkea ' ekargs. -" ; Dr.O. L.Scott. Chiropractor 41M9 U;S.Bank Bldg. Phone 87 V y) n 1 . ' I -Wf '., .- r, a? 'i lisrwm fljy'tMs - I t STOMACH " " TyJJ rr v sewn i r Vtjv w IfMCMlMttUKB ' - . - mt PERSQIIALSM t Mrs. P. W. Swab left ysterday over the Oregon; flectrla for Ta coma.: v-: vr v'- -:. E. II. ' Schol9 a railway tele graph operator of Woodburn was in Salem Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. V; IwWnslow ot the Anmsville district were in the city yesterday. ! Dont forget that if you are un married and had a net Income of SI.090 or more during. the year! 1911 yoh are reoutred to file an! Income tax return In tbe office ot Clyde G.- Huntley, collector of in-, ternal revenue, not ,; later than March IS, 1922. j Failure to do to makes the delinQuent taxpayer li able to heavy penalties, his else applies to single persons claiming exemption as head of a family, v DON'T PAY MORE! ..Than Is necessary rhca yea Izj ; Hardware-Stoves-Ranges Tinware Dishes ; Come here when . in need of any of the above Herts tr. I be convinced of the. fact that we are selling quality goods for less moneys. Every article backed c? by a real suarantee. $;SAE - This Is not idle talk, onr SQUARE DEAL policy tri.-; : new costomcrs every iiy, SQUARE DEAL HARDWARE CO. : - 220 N. Commercial St, ' . Week End Specials r 17 pounds. Sujar. i Best Creamery Buttet. 1& lbs. Jtacaroni . . Apples, per box-. 8 cans Peas ;L. Dried Peas, per lb. No. 5 Cascade Lard.. . No. 10 KartrSynipv.: .U::: 7 bars White Laundry Soap4.t.-..... Peanut, Butter, per lb;J Walnntsv per lbv-L-6 Sail HerrlnsU:..; (loiacn AVest Coffee, per 3 packages Post Toasties 3 packages Kellojg's Corn Flakes. Valley Flour, per sack- ......... $1.0.0 Broom-,, ;;,;:;. .x:.L Mill run, per sack. Potatoes, per 100 pounds. Clover hay, per 100 Ibs f . HIGHLAND 76 Highland Avenue .. I': . The New Silk Dresses lor spring, 1922,, are v fccactiful just a little Icnjcr and tte vtzhl lines are decidedly new the fiinihiaj is dif : Cerent too you will find neat trisiabgi attractive pockets puffs at iBe hip linesr ; in fact jike entire makeup Deans more Pep : yoa can-feel yourself moiing along in one of v these new irttitu , They come in crisp taffeta, canton crepe and combinations of new spring shades "y Priced $24.75 to $44.75 V Quality FJackzidise -Yhere Shopping Is a Plecsm ' MAIUON DAVES "Ei;aiAnn3iT"- Based cn ' Shakes jcares Tamiirj Of The Shrew V sttws f?!t4 t .$1.CJ , i.ea .C j - .:'.) .1." ".2.V . a..... ...... . lb.. ..... 1 1.5!) GROCERY Phone 12 Z poking Popzlcr Prices U'B GO v --
