-THE OREGON STATESMAN; SALELL OREGON
SUNDAY MORNING; JANUARY 15 1922
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CI11NEWS IN BRIEF
iia I ; loaenw ot tbe school will show
. w Frank-Myers is enjoying a fine what they are doing in manual
Tacation. . Having worked steady J training,, tgymnaslnm -work and
aaoui m qurie? oi a cenmry. ne what they know about hiatory.
: . nss iwtuuj ucvmcu iu rcai no a r.
- few wees. He started in on his
i vacation by hating his tonsils re
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j Delicious Polar Cake, 10o
ADe 2pa. AdV. '..,..
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Card of Thank , ;.";?,-,J.
We wish, to express oar, thanks
to onr many friends for tbe beau
tiful floral offerings and kind
words of sympathy extended to
ns daring the recent 'illness and
death of onr dear mother, Mrs.
Mary Ilowd.V The Family. Adr.
Todd Trial .Monday- ,.
About 3D residents of Salem will
wend their, way towards Portland
Monday to , appear, as witnesses
In tbe case of. the slatt against
John w, Todd. .. . .-. i ;
Chicken IHnner
Allday today at the Cray Belle. hi;
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Boy Scout In Town f,
Robert Shattnck." first ' class
Scout, troop No." 1,' Monmonth.
was In tbe city yesterday, lie
will come before the court ot
honor of Salem scouts to receire
the. merit badge in swimming,
having- successfully passed . the
scout tests. -' . . V
Daughter. Is
A daughter was born Saturday.
January 14, to Mr. and Mrs.
Henry W. Dunigan of Salem rural
route 7. She has been named
Elnora. Minnie.
Wanted.
Amateur talent. , Apply Jack
Kemp, Bligh theater. Adr.
For Er-vSerrire Men 1
Although an applicant for a
loan under the bonus law may
not care to take out his loan for
several years, yet by the law, he
is obliged, to get in bis initial ap
plication by May 25. 1922. The
max who wants cash inust, also
ppllcation by May
25. The main thing tor ex-ser-Tice
men who may: want to take
out a lona, is to have his initial
application In by May 25, , and
have the bonus commission in
possession of his record. Then
he may take his time about mak-
their crops, "and to see what ar-1
rangements may be offered them.
This committee is expected to in
vestigate land perhaps report to
a called meeting.' C. C. Russell,
president! of the association, is
chairman of tbe committee, and
Mr. Savage, of the Savage gard
ens, is a member; also E. 4.
Kurtz and Mr. Rickman. The
meeting to make the final report
and recommend arrangements for
marketing will probably be held
on Saturday next, though the date
was left open.'
Mill Wood-
Why not take advantage of the
present low price ot $11.25 for 5
loads mil( wood. Spring will soon
be here and prices are sure to ad
vance. Order now. Charles K.
Spaulding Logging Co. Adv.
Notification Sent
Letters have been sent out by
President! Carl Gregg Doney call
ing a meeting of the board of
trustees of Willamette university,
to be held in Portland Saturday.
February; 4. Several Important
matters will be settled and plans
for the cbming year will be per
fected.
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Nearly Every Car Of fered
At our Used Car Sale is a Hgnt
car lowj upkeep, low license xee
Prices $175 up. Salem Automo
bile Co. rAdr.
Ing a
loan.
formal application for a
Fords, Stodge, Chevrolet-
Mitchell, Overland and Max
wells In the Used Car Sale at Sa
lem Automobile Co. Adv.
At the KiwanU Luncheon
Lloyd T. Rigdon will present
the attendance prise to Kiwanians
who report for the luncheon to
be held next; Tuesday noon at the
Commercial club. - There will al
so be a vaudeville entertainer do
some entertaining, which will be
furnished by the Elks' lodge from
its Mardi Gras performers. .The
day will be one devoted to talk
ing about Benjamin Franklin. .
A New Tire
And tube free with every Csed
Car sold during the week starting
Tuesday, Jan. 17. Salem Automo
bile Co. Adv.
Laura) Sellwood, chaplain and
Mrs. Zella Fletcher, secretary and
treasurer: Q. X., U F4 Townsend,
Ceres. Mrs. Mary Townsend; Po
mona, Mrs. M. 3renji Flora, Mrs.
M. McDonald: lady assistant
steward. Mrs. Clara Shields; In
stalling officers. Mrs. Zella
Fletcher and Mrs. Annjey W. Davi
son. I
Legal
Get them at The Statesman of
fice. Catalog on application.
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5 French raatry --. . "Vs ' ?
Serve Gray Belle French pastry.
To Meet at Mckinley ScHool
, Next Tnesday night at 7:20
'o'clock -the South Salem" Parent
Teacher association will hold its
monthly meeting at the McKlnley
school.; The Junior high school
Delicious Polar Cake, 10c
' The Spa. Adv.
j Going to Eola
Howard Zinser, Boy Scout ex
ecutive, will go to Eola today
to talk to the boys and girls ot
that neighborhood on scout work.
He says there Is much Interest in
I scouting among the Eola young
folks. - i .- '
Unknown1 Car In Mishap
An unidentified car was in
volved in' an auto accident report
ed by Elisabeth Miller, ot Turner,
according to yesterday s police
blotter. Mrs. Miller was driving
north on High street, the other
car proceeding east on Court
when the accident occurred. There
was little damage, it was reported.
For Commercial Clnb Monday .
W. D. B. ; Dodson of Portland,
general manager of tbe Portland
Chamber, of Commerce, will be
the speaker for the Monday noon
luncheon of the Commercial club.
Mr. Dodson lis one of the heavy
weights in Portland's commercial
life and is regarded as one of the
best informed men in the west on
commercial and business subject.
T. E. McCrosey.u manager 'of the
club, is especially anxious tha a
full representation of tbe club be
in attendance as he regards Mr.
Dodson as one of the best speak
ers brought to the city during
the past year. ;
Gt JL Install j
D. F. Lane Is the new comman
der of the local post of the G.A-R.
Other officers installed at the
meeting this week Were Thomas"
O. Harris, senior vice commander;
1L M. Harris. Junior vice comman
der; R. C. Halley, officer of the
day; D. M. Wilson, officer of the
guard; James McClelland, chap
lain; J. M. Watson, surgeon; Gidr
eon Stoltx, quartermaster, and Al
bert Loiighridge, adjutant.
Gregg. Corvaltisj Mrs. J. C. Peck,'
Mlsa VlrglnU Peck, Portland. ;i !
BLIGH Ac II Larson. Mrs. F.
T. CuUforth. J. fw. Collins. Rich-i
ard Horn. W. Tj Chessman. Z. r
Lee. Mr. and Mrs. J. Wlllard. Mn
and Mrs. J. Setier. O. K. Sum
irons, J. H. Straub. Portland Lo4
cn E. Rennells. Medford; Mrs. Kt
Os bourne, Dallas; Geo. Saunders;
Klrby. Cal.: Hist, Marsh-
field; J. Foswick. Chemawa; J;j
W. Houe. Glendale. Wash.; W. &
Wadswortb Hafrisburg.
A Box of Candy
One pound and Uhree-quarters
tor one ' dollar and a' quarter.
Haas Home Made Special. Tbe
Ace, 127 N. High street Adv.
Walter RIakley Recovering
Walter Blakley, who recently
underwent a major operation, is
reported to be recovering and ex
pects to be out within another
week.
I BITS FOR BREAKFAST
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Have the chance to buy a good
used car for as little money as you
can get at- our Used Car , Sale
starting January 17. Salem Auto
mobile Co.-4-Adv.
-i Watldni Prodacb ;
A. A. SacalbaiS - . City Ktar
Phone 1784-W 240 Lefclle St.
Goods delivered at your door
Watch the Used Car
Sale starting Tuesday. Jan. 17,
at Salem Automobile Co. Ady,
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The big Used Car Sale starting
Tuesday, l January 17, at Salem
AutomobJlo Co.-HAdv.
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- Wear them and see
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Phone 1253-
Salexo, Oregon
SAVE $ $ $
They 8ab French
Tbe social organization or the
American legion, known as "40
Homines et" 8 Cbevaux" met Fri
day evening and Initiated Bert
Jeffery. It then passed resolu
tions - backing -tbe membership
campaign of the American legion.
The bead officer of the society
la . Dr. B. F. Pound and he goes
nnder the title ot "Chef de
Gare.". J C. K. Knickerbocker is
officially known among the breth-1
ren as "Chef de Train." waiter
Kirk is "Commissare lntendant,'
and Glen-W. -Campbell is "cor-
respondant. J '-
Will Grow Flax
The farm: of c. . McArthur.
Oregon congressman, will grow
25 acres of flax this coming sea
son. The farm is owned by Mr.
McArthur and Mr. Stanff, i and
r f iceieruay anr.( itaurr, who man-
Dbtrict ConyraUon Here ages the farm, signed for the
The district convention of knot growing of 25 acres of flax and
B. Y. P. U convention of thi membership: in the Oregon Co-
central associaUon will be held1 operative Flax & Hemp associa
In Salem: Sunday, January 2 9, lac- tion. A number of other promi
cordlng to an announcement mhde nent farmers in the Rickreall and
in the bulletin of the First Baptist Monmouth districts have indicat-
Oonrt for Monday ;
In the Marlon couBty circuit
court, there will be called Monday
morning the suit of the Arcberd
Implement company against
Brown. Tuesday morning at 9
o'clock the court will take up the
case of jArbuckle against Nellson.
Wednesday afternoon: there is set
for call; at 1 o'clock the state of
Oregon against Rogers. The court
calendar allows two days for tnls
trial,
church. 4
ed their intentions
flax this year. .
pf growing
Bead This
if von tiave a modern residence,
in a suitable location, and will ac
cept a used car as part payment
we want to get in touch with yon.
Oleson-Rookstool Auto Exchange.
Phone 666. Adv.
Swedish Massage Phone 858
Tbe Swedish Institute,' 302 Ore
gon bidr. Adr.
Delicious Polar Cake, loc
The Spa Adv.
by buying your hardware and
furniture at The Capital Hard
ware & FuiTiitUrCl CO., 285 N. I Comlajr Itcgnlariy
Commercial street. Phone 947
To Work! Together-
It is understood, that all the
churches i in Salem are planning
on a concerted program of 1 for
ward ' movement in church work
before Easter Sunday, April 16.
Estate Appraised
The estate of Oscar Partbow
nas been appraised as worth
szooo. The estate consisted of
four lots in the Hall's Home
tracts. The appraisers were F.
Escaped Friday, Jan.
Having escaped the hcodoo 01
securing a marriage license ' on
Friday, January 13, three couples
lined up yesterday at the marriage
license counter of i tbe county
clerk's office and were given the
necessary papers. These were
Edward R. Richards of Portland,
a salesman, and Bernice Elisabeth
Gray, a telegraph f operator of
Woodburn; Mendel S. Hauth of
Mt. Angel, a printer land Cather
ine Miller ot Mt. . Angel; D. A.
Munse!l of Aumsville, a logger,
and Katherine - Brock of Aums
ville.
A Classified Ad
WUI bring you a buyer. Adv.
was a good Saturday.
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Business is limbering up for
1922. i
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Tbe broccoli growers who hare.
not made arranagements to mar
ket their crops will have to hurry.
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There Is a cut In hair-cuts la
Salem. "Coming down."
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The bootleggers are still getting
S6aked In Saleni.
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Hotel Marion la going to have
one of tbe best; kitchens in the
whor country. ? It is being all.
built over. . ;
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Some one suggests that If
grandma has no use for th-a .knife.
ling and sewing outm you Sve
her as a Christmas present, per
haps she can exchange it for a,
pair of dancing slippers.
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Does the average reader realise
that tuberculosis might be stamp
ed out entirely,' with the proper
effort? The faithful men and
women who are fighting the
scourge are gaining upon it, and
as their resources and numbers in
crease, and as their methods are
improved, they will gain taster. ;
In the ediiorlal In The States
man of yesterday there was a misf
take as to the new building at the
state institution for the feeble
minded. It has been finished, but
it is not yet occupied; waiting for
the furniture. When the furniture
arrives, ordered months ago and
expected within a week or two
now, and is installed, there will
be accommodations for all the
waiting Hat of I 50 girls, and for
about 50 more. There is no
doubt, however, that ' the room
will soon all be taken, and that
there will ere' - long be another
waiting list at that institution, of
both girls and boys. This has been
the situation moat of the time
since the opening ot the institu
tion, i . j
court while arranging for road Im
provements la their district. J r
Romeo Goulet. of Woodburn,
visited Salem fnends - Saturday
morning. , .
JtV. H. Wright, of Turner, con
suited with (he county court. Fri
day on matters pertaining to dis
trict, roads. " ,' " '-
A. T. Clioe, of ML Angel, trans
acted business In this city, yes
terday.
Henry Wilquet, who .operates a
successful potafo acreage near St.
Louis, was among the week's vis
itors to Salem.
Mrs. W. C. Kelts left yester
day over the Oregon Electric for
Vancouver, B. C.
Robert .W. Gatke of Willam
ette university, went to Portland
yesterday.
A. W. lry:ne left yesterday for
Portland.
C. M. Bishop of Portland came
down daring the week to attc-1
the party glvea by Hal ration.
Joka Smith, 'prominent. farmer
of the' AumsviUe district. was la
Salem Saturday. .
Bert Olinger of Portland Is In
the city visiting friends over Sun
day. . - ; - -n- i -. 1
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HORTON'S
FUN SHOW
The Laugh Feast
P. Wolfe. O. C. Weller and George Set for February 20
Hammond.
NoMdng
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CoramareUl BtrMt
edlM i sad AmwMsa
tXakaa, lea Crwa aad Drrok.
. f . - Op li sam. t-,ja., .
' : l Speial Baadar -
, cmcau. PxMMsa -
A total of 16.848 ex-service
men have applied for tbe benefits
of the bonus law. Of, this num
ber 9642' -prefer cash and 7206
Intend to take a loan on real es
tate. ' -
kt yet to. definite arrangements annge Meeting Wednesday
have been made
MacDodUld's Farmer A Imam
At Tyler's Drug Store.--Ady.
' V- DIED '
Marion County Pomona errance
will meet with Salem grange In
the Labor Union hall on Wednes
day, January 18.
The county court !hai set Mon
day, February 20 for the hearing
In the settlement of the estates of
James R Gist and also for the es
tate of George W. Powell.
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PERSONALS
CAPITAL BARGAIN
house 1 ...
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Wa-pay highest price.1
' We' buy' and tell ererythlnf
We sell for less. -
215 Center Bt, Phone S83
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RAGS
We want them and want
them bad. Because we do
we will pay you the high
est 'price obtainable': any
3vhere, Bring us all you
-have, . ' - ?
Also old clothing, f arniture
and junk of an kinds; ; l
iftlllBOCk JUNK CO.
The House of Half a Million
c ; and One Bargains:--
(402 N. ConlT. Phone 523
Committee Appointed
' The meeting bt the Salem Broc
coli? association, uatXthe Salem
Commercial club rooms yesterday
was well - attended, fter much
discussion committee was ap
pointed to make a" survey of the
acreage of the growers who have
not already made ' arrangements
for the shipping -and selling ot
Gets Permanent Position
There is a young man who
enrolled , in our school six .or
seven years ago. He .was out
of work at the time, and had
determined to make his idle
moments count.
We saw him the other day, a
well trained man; with steady
employment. He tells us he
has never been out of wprk
since he ' graduated from our
school.' .,
Judge for-yourself whether
such a training pays. K Let us
tell you about our courses.
Capital Business
; College V
KUSELAt the residence 4 miles
east'' of . Salem, early Saturday
jnprniagaparyi4. Augnst
A. Kusel. age 64- years, hus
band of Ellen Kusel, father of
Mrs. Ida -Green and Mrs. Chris
Stuhr I ot Dakota, Mrs. John
Stuhr, Mrs. George Jensen, Mrs.
Mat Jensen. John. . Herman,
Lew and August Kusel, all in
Iowa. 1 Mrs. Earl Hangle and
Vernon Kusel of Salem.
Announcement of fnneral Will
be made later by the Rigdon mor
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Fitted ati Tyler's drag store by
an expert in the bustnesa.-iAdv,,,
Standard Oil Reports
The Standard Oil company-has
filed with the . secretary TefA state
a report showing that during the
montn or December it sold In Or
egon i.svo.sui gallons or gaso
line. 25.113 gallons of distillate,
ana paid a total tax of 36,512.-
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Verdict of Jury Heard
In the suit of T. Nigaki against
George Kodama, Charles F. Si-
Unon and Hose E. Simon, the J?ry
returned a verdict in favor of two
of the 'defendants, Chsiiea P. Si
mon and Rose E. Simon. George
Kodama, the other ; defendant in
the suit did not appear. It is un
derstood the court will be asked
to enter judgment for the amount
sued, 1027.97, against George Ko
dama.
Dr. E. E. Fisher spent Friday
evening in Portland. ?
- Harold Eakiu is in Portland
conferring with officials of the i
Christian Endeavor society.
Mrs C. E. Smith of 1796 Mis-!
sion street, has returned from a
visit in Portland. -. .
County Commissioner W. Hj
Goulet,-? of Woodburn. attenrtea
county court land transacted Sa
lem business, yesterday.
During the; past week) James
Smith, William Murphy, and W-
H, Smith, of St. Paul attended
HARVEY At her home three
: miles east of Salem, January
( i IS,' Mrs. Litza Ann. Harvey, at
V the age of 6S yeara..' She Is aur
. rived by her mother, Mrs. J. E.
Ellison, and tour sons, C. W.
Hanrey, G. C. Hanrey and E. B:
Harvey, all of California, and
George Harvey of Oregon.
The funeral services will beheld
at the Webb & Clough chapel on
Monday" afternoon at 2 o'clock
and wilt be conducted by the Rev.
Judy. Burial will be In City View
cemetery. . s .- ;
WEATHERFORD, In this city.
January 13, Ruby Weatherford
at the age of 13. The body is
at the Webb & Clough under
taking parlors,' Funeral ? an
nouncement will be made later.
Tickets 4
For the penl tentiarr . minstrel
suuw, lour uigms mis weeK, are
now en sale at Perry's Drug Store.
au seats reserved. - Price 50c Adv.
Simpson Pays Fine
C. H. Simpson, who was arrest
ed Friday on a charge of inde
cent exposure was yesterday found
guilty of the charge which had
been fiietf 5by Sergeant' Clyde Bl'
Us upon the complaint of persons
who were aroused by Simpson's
reported improper conduct. He
was fined 1"10 by Jlty Recorder
Earl Race, j
The Annual Meeting
Of the stockholders of -the Thos
Kay Woolen Mill Co. will be held
at the office of the company In
Salem, on Tuesday the 17th day
of January, 1922, at 9:30 a. m.
Any business that : may properly
come before that meeting will be
transacted. '
Adv. E. J. SW AFFORD, Sec'y.
Prices on Onr
- osea car sale from S175 up.
Sale starts Tuesday, Jan. 17. Sa
lem Automobile Co. Adv.
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A FUNERALS.
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. Salem, Oregon
Funeral services for the' Hate
Henry Yeary will be, held today
at 2 p j m.. from . the Nazarene
church at Canby. The funeral
cortege twill leave the Rigdon
mortuary at 12 o'clock noon.
West's Car Danuured
Ben West yesterday reported to
me ponce that while his car was
parked on State street in tbe bus
iness district, a car bearing Ore-
gon license No. 3314 had brushed
west s carj too closely, damaging
neadlights.'
Judgment Wanted ' "
G. T. Neal has made application
for a Judgment foreclosure tax
lien in bis suit against B. O. Hum-
hreys, for 14.51. j This is the
amount of delinquent taxes for
the year 1916 on lots 12 and 13
of block 2, Woodburn. .
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Tistted His Mother
J;- Robertson Brooks, who has
been advertising manager of the
Corvallls Gazette-Times, was in
tne city yesterday visiting his
mother, Mrs. Mildred R. Brooks,
county recorder. He was on his
way, to Astoria where he has ac
cepted a position as , advertising
manager of the Astorian.
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KITCHEN NEEDS
(ft? 7aT
Drs. White' and Marshall
Osteopathic physicians. U 3BL
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So many people, '" by -; the
time they have reached mid
dle lite are literally ' worn,
out and unfit : for further
service. "
i Your eyes are your most del
icate organism and to a
large extent determine your
health.
It is essential that yon' re
tain the efficiency of your
eyes. Have them examined
now. , , :;
MORRIS
OPTICAL CO.
204-211 Salem' Bank ot '
- Commerce. Building ' v
Oregon's Largest Optical
. Institution
Phone 239 for appointment
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vC 'rTy
It (was about to score
A KNOCK-OUT
But the "timely use ' of
i Schaef ex's Cold . Tablets
' prevented thi3 catastro
phe. : it-Fp 1 :
,ThIs ia ihe story of hun
, dreds of Salem people
v who have been afflicted
with colds, recently, - but
! who : at the advice . of
friends have used a small
: bbtUe of these little cold
breakers They sell for
i 25; and shoula be in ev-.
eryhome.;- -
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Drug
Sole Agent Garden Court
; v 'N.': Preparations
135 N. Cornn Phone 197.
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Funeral . services . for the late
Harvey fB. Miller will be held
Monday Jan. 16, at 1:30 p. m.
from the Rigdon mortuary.
Funeral services of J. I. Wool
ey Will i be held Monday morning
at 10:30 o'clock at the Terwilli
ber home.' Elder Thurston will
have charge of the services and
burial will be in City View ceme
tery. " 1
Funeral services ot James J.
Stewart, who died January ;i0,
will be I held Monday morning at
10 o'clock at the Catholic church.
Burial will be In the Catholic
cemetery. Sunday the body will
He In state at the Webb A Clough
chapel, t : , .
Illahee Club Electa
At the. annual meeting of mem
ber of the Illahee Country club
held Thursday night in the Com
mercial club, T. A. Livesley was
elected president, succeeding J.
H. Farrar. George G. Brown was
elected vice president and Wil
liam H. Burgbardt re-elected sec
retary. For the next month Ches
ter G. Coxj and Dol Farmer were
elected captains of opposing
teams. As lieutenants Dr. H. H.
Olinger aad ErCel Kay were
chosen. 1
Couri Costa Ft
In the damage ! suits ot M. S.
Ramp. Nellie Ramp and Robert
Malcolm Ramp against E. O. Os
borne and others, the costs ot the
court proceedings ! in the: case
amounted to $207.60. One witness
Rollo Drain, came ISO miles and
Oryllle Woolridg-a and Prank
Meeve each traveled 100 miles to
testify In the trial.
LET one thing j
pere oltte
through your
consciousness,
Mr. Married?
Your wife !jis
just as fond of
pretty, useful
ntckle and sil
ver electric utilities as you are of
getting, along in the world, lit
you Van t to make her home life
bappy, buy the electrical necessi
ties for her everyday use.
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Visiting In Salem
Mrs. Harriett S. Mrers of Port
land Is visiting in Salem, the
guest of Mrs. Mildred R. Brooks,
county recorder. Mrs. Myers is
interested in the Island of Palmito
del Verde, off ' the west coast 'of
Mexico.
Card of Thanks-
We wish to
neighbors i and
floral offerings.
expressions of sympathy during 1 win Talk Thursday
a m a. . j m
thank all of our
friends for their
kind words and
Twlg of Thorn"
A dramatic interpretation en
titled, "Twig of Thorn" WiU be
presented next Tuesday evening
at Waller chapel by the dramatie
folk ot Willamette university.
EiEcmFiiTraeSuppLYfo
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222 N.UBHZTYST. PHONE 1934
RIGDON & SON
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leading Morticiarii
the recent illness and death ot
our beloved sister Jul la. Herman
Persey, Frank Persey, Wm.- Per-
, sey, Charles Persey, August Per
sey, Louise Persey. Adv.
Webb; & C
;;iadmg Fcneral
'v' ;:-r Directcrs - ..;
i Bapert Embabners -;
Consultation and ' examination.
Drs. Bradford A Bradford, D. C,
state licensed . physicians. Ten
years In practice. Phone 626.
Suite 319 Oregon Bid g. Adr.
Salem Grange "Installs r ,?
C E. Shields will be master of
the Salem Granre for. the eouR
I year, Othei; officers Installed for
the year 1922. were C. H. Taylor,
, overseer; r J. . J. McDonald.' cre-
Unr:?H. L. Peck, steward: R. u.
The -Rev. W. W. Long, , pastor i
of the. First Presbyterian church i
will talk to members of tbe Ma
Hon County Realtors association !
at their noon luncheon, to be held
next Thursday at . the Y.W.C.A. i
rooms.
HOTEL ARRIVALS
MARION Walter Hall, George
Dekum. Frances Reid. Mrs. Jennil
Richardson, Mr., and Mrs. Wm.
Randolph, W. W. ! Graham. Port
land; Chas. Hail, Coos Bay; R.VL.
Neider.? Albany r Mrs. C. CNeil.
Cody. Wyo.; Philip D. Harth. Har
ry Burr, Roseburg; Harry Denee
Teter, . assistant steward;. .Mrs. Carlton; Jas. IL McGee, V, I
Dr. Stone
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will remedy that hacking?
couch iri short order?
with a small bottle of his
B-Q
Cough Remedy;
5 .
For coughs, colds, croup,
whooping! cough, hoarse- ;
ness, bronchitis, sore'
throat and lungs..
This remedy is even bet
ter than Dr. Stone's usu
al t prescriptions. Price
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Manufactured by H
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Tyl&sDrug
Store -i-jj
157 S. Com! Phone 351;
W( adiating
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Comedy
Starts Tuesday .
. Rex Beach's .
"The Iron Traa"
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Special
Chicken
Dinner
Served
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1 Day
Today
LADD & BUSH, BANKERS
Established 1868 V ; .
General Banking Business 1
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Office Hours from 10 a, m. to S p. m.
Real
Value
;rv ;ulige of mrthnndise soli
'5aVe"tnoneyr,ifyou come here
isvhat "vef fer in vtfrj
bjvus. ,ia will ucttlaUN
for furniture, stovesranges. elci. Make saving a habit
and buy quality.goods for less money. i i
PEOPLES FURNITURE STORE
271 North Commercial Street , .
4.
EXTRA SPECIAL
Our Utah Coal is going'at
REDUCED PRICES
These prices are cash:
Utah Lump Coall 17.00
Utah Stove CoaL 16.00
We guarantee all our
, coals ; , s
Goods packed, shipped or stored. ' , e
Fireproof Storage. Prices to Please You ;
Phone 930 -
Lsirrher Transfer
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DOING AND WISHING
npHE difference between failure and
X success lies in those two words ; the
successful ; man goes ahead and docs
while the failure sits and wishes.
It's true in Salem as everywhere. One
man "wishes" he had a few hundreds to
put into that stock, or; five hundred to
pay down on that property offered at a
.-bargain.! . v '-Ax.''A 1 . "
The other fellow gets busy and accumu
lates the necessary money by the sim
ple medium of a "Nationalized" Savings
Account. -1 '
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