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THE OREGON CTATKSM AN SALEM. OTIEC.ON SATURDAY MORNING, -JANUARYS. 1922 1 1 a hi GITY NEWS IN BRIEF PottnuMfr la Lck - i Accordfing to report from TtfhlflKton,- D. C, Marlon county-arew (appointment ot two BOitmaatera yesterday. These ; Lere Ronald O. White, appointed postmaster at Falls City and Edgar BJ Watters to serve as - postmaster at Stayton. Among those wb are supposed to be well informed n conditions, politically t peak in there is a feeling tbat vitbin a week or two, annonn.ce- jnent wilt be made by the civil ser- . vice commission as to who will re ctiT the; appointment as postmas ter at Salem. ' . : .; ; . Comforts and Ilbket . At Hamilton's. Adv; coat at the time of her departure irom tne institution. Save Money on omrorts and blankets at Ham Iton'B. AdT. Stiff Employs Expert - T. D. IAddla who for the past five years has been engaged In aoecial phonograph work In ' a ' Jaffa , Portland retail .house, has coma to Salem to taka charge ot the phoaograph department of the II. I Stiff Furniture Co. Mr Addta Is a phonograph expert and -will be able to give special ser rice to Salem music lovers. The Crime of Iot v And hundreds of other inter estisg paper novels Just received. Kow l&c. The Ace, High street Adv. ; Ewaprd Girls ( Two girls escaped last evening about 9:30 o'clock from the Ore- rgon state foeblo minded Instltu t.OB aajti it inougnt tnoy were headed for, the .bright; lights of the city. Their names are. Garnet Xsitne,! 17, and' v Olive Fleze, 18. Ib tfTSeze girl ta of t light com ploxloa and ;wa's ''wearing a blue Auto Collision R. M. Hofer of 785 South Com mercial street, reported to the po lice last evening that while driv ing south on the highway north of saiem, he struck a car traveling north. At the time of the accident tho north-bound car, which be longed to TL C. Roberta was at tempting to pass a wagon. The re- suit of the collision wan that the ioreris car sustained a bent frame and a rear wheel lorn off, while the llofer car had a fender damaged. wer to the? suit. Dental alleged that Bachelor did not deliver the merchandise When it came for trial before a Jury. It decided that the oats aid wheat had actually Deen delivered to Dental and re turned a verdict in favor of Bache lor for the amount sued, 194.13. Costs of the suit are assessed against Dental. Suits Dismissed Suits against J. L. Van Doren have been dismissed in the circuit court by the Spaulding lagging company and the Great Western garage. Before the sale of the Van Doreii home in Fairmount Park, these suits served as a lien against the property. Reduction . Kale On comforts and blanket Hamilton's. -Adv. at Doctor to Mept The Polk-Yamhill-Marion medi cal society will hold its next meet ing at the Salem Commercial club next Tuesday evening. The pro gram of the eveniner inclndes th election of the following members: ur. H. l,. Edwards of Salem, Dr. W. W. Kettle of Wood burn. Dr. I. A. Steevcs of Dallas and Dr. S. N. Wendt of Newberg. A paper will be read by Dr. Raymond E. Watking of Portland on "The Fe--male Perineum." Free Consultation and examination. Drs. Bradford k. Bradford, D. C, state licensed physicians. Ten years in practice. Phone 626. Suite 319 Oregon Bldg. Adv, at the Grand theater. Friday, Sat urday and Sunday evenings. Adv. SKIPPER, RESCUER OF SIX AT SEA, AND HIS WIFE To Meet Jan. 23 Members of the American le gion will meet next Wednesday evening at th.je armory for a gen eral social fespion and to take note of the clpcoinir of a number ship campaign. The legion now has a membership of about 500 aand there is a feeling among the boys that this; should be increased to 700. i W. - Bugle Corps Coming The bugle corps of the Astoria? Boy Scouts are arranging to visit Salem-at the tima of the big Boy Scout conclave to be held in Sa lem. February 10., It is under stood that Harold Cook, scout ex ecutive at Astoria will accompany the buglers. Suit to Qtklet Title Suit has been brought against the ity of Salem by Fred W. Wil son to quiet title to all that part of the north half of block 6C in North Salejn, lying east of thai fairgrounds road. The suit al leges that: the city claims some in terest in this land and it is a?kel that the jcity be required to set forth its interest, if any. Cioing to Portland L. S. Geer, secretary of the Sa lem Woodmen of the World is In Portland today attending a con ference with J. I,. Wilson, head manager of the Woodmen of the World, and other officials. Yeomen, Attentio Meeting tonight in Foresters hall, instead of our room in Whit man hall; Adv. Scouts Holding Meeting! Last evening three meetings were held of boy scouts. Troop No. 5. under! scout master Charles Goodwin, met at the Leslie Metho dist church. H Troop 6, under com mand of scout master Harry Scott, met at the First Methodist church Troop 7, S. G. Robinson, scout master, me ft at the Christian church. The scouts are nlann'ne a number of stunts for the Febru ary, 10 conclave. Everybody WanU Swift's Fertilizers. For prices and easy wrrai eee (Jiarence S. tiowne I phone 353. Adv. tfortmarjfr Glasses Easier and Better -. lTttmVnik'n'l see rhone 1285 Salem, Oregon Appraisers Report The estate of Martha Williams has been appraised at 12207.50. The appraisers wen Rob!n D. Day, H. Gearhart end Don W. Miles. SAVE$$$ bs boyinz your hardware and furniture at The Capital Hard ware: & Furniture Co., 285 N. Commercial street. Phone 947 Good Kecond-lfand Heating stoves at Hamilton's AdV. i i It Was Up to tho Jury f. A. Bachelor alleged in his suit against A. B. Dental that be tween October 21 and October 29, 13ZI. lie delivered to Dental 7745 pounds of hay, 3699 pounds of oats, and 1 1 bushels of wheat and that a reasonable value for the same was $94.13. Filing an ans- IMomk ing tfrfUlm at l'Stt H. Commercial StrMt Chmo Bo'T, Koo11m a ad Anarieaa ' PUkafcj Ie -Cream aad Drlnka. Otfaa it ia t I m.m. , . i gpaclal Snnty CHXCSEH SZXSEB CAPITAL BARGAIN I HOUSE We pay . highest price. . We bur and aeU evary thing We aell f or less. - .( 5 y . "' - sis Center St. Phone 898 1 1 WANTED To Buy Used Furniture . Pkoaov us before you sell, we tmr the highest cash price for furniture, guns, stoves, kodaks, etc. .. .-.v'S-; : . -rv-': ! THE HUB Furniture Co. 373' Court St,. . ; ( Phone 404 Want.t Tax Title A. R. Trindle has brought suit in the Marion county circuit court asking for foreclosure proceedings Halloon on a tax lien on lot 12. hlork 15 For the-kiddies today. 2 n. ni or I of Highland addition to the city I to 5 p. m. Liberty theater, and of Salem;. It is alleged that the a crackerjack show for the child delinquent taxes of 1914 were ren also. Adv. purchased in J91C, and subse quent, taxes paid, amounting to 113.03. -As three years have elap sed since the first tax title was issued, a tax title is asked. I if y , m --A ? pi o w I if 0 I I? I I HI r - vf i" I M""1" 1 " "l "" m im anr Mriiiii,l.,tiiirrttM..i-----iiMfiMii3 i H 1 rhoto by rndfrwwd A CnUrfc-oo-'. Cant, and Mrs. A. B. Randall. Capt Randall has charge of the eteamcr Hudson and picked the crew and two dogs from a French fish ing smack. He was accused ot falling to make a rescue at soa several I conths ago. but wa exonerated. fU Special l 0 ' Special r Vaudeville ' - i and . v FRANK MAYO . In Go Straight oa 11 h -. mm We want them and want them ba :ecanse we do we will pay you the high est price obtainable any where, Briny; us all you have,.:..fv ;- Also old clothing, furniture and junk of all kinds, r STEINB0CK JUNK CO. The House of Half a Million and One Bargains 402 N. ConrT. Phone 523 1 Now Showing A Super Special "The . Woman In His House" Continuous Show Daily Free Baloon's for Chil dren at Saturday Matinee LIBERTY ;'. I t t MONEY FOR YOU ' Look around in your attic or store room and you will find long-forgotten articles, useless to . you, but very useful to others. : Turn these articles in to cash or exchange them for something useful. A classified ad. in the Statesman will tell nun-; dreds about it. ; . You can telephone your ad. PHONE 23 Tomorrow lias been the cause for fail ure of more than one prom ising young man or woman., Putting off till tomorrow what ought to be done today is always dangerous. Your eyes should be ex amined TODAY. The know ledge that your eyea are Jut what they should be is worth dollars to you. Phone us. for appointment. MORRIS OPTICAL CO. 204-211 Salem Rank of Commerce lluildlng Oregon' Largest Optical ! Institution Thono 239 fori appointment - SALEM, OREGON, : Penitentiary Minstroln will show Saturday night. Gen eral admission, no reservations. 50c. Tickets at Perry'a drug store or: at door. Adv. Visited Brush College Last evening Mrs. M. L. Fulker- son, county supenntenaent 01 attend a Parent-Teachers' meet ing. For the benefit of those, "who are not acquainted with that school district, it may be said that Brush college is a regulation ru ral district school of two rooms. Tonsils neniOYed . Having had, his tonsils extract ed. Frank Myers will enjoy the re mainder of his vacation by visit ing nis Drotner who lives near Medford. Mr. Myers left for that city, famous for its pears, last evening; Expecting Large Attendance . . Examinations for the second semester of Willamette university will b.- held February 1 to 4. The second semester opens Monday, February 5. According to reports, there will be an increased atten dance. V dred E. Iofiue. part of lots SG and 87, Friends Oregon colony, ,-000. D. B. Simpson et ux to Jacob Fnhrer, lot 5, block 1. Church street addition to Salem, $10. Irene Davis to George Pule, 4.62 acres in section 6-8-3-W., 00. Oracle Wolfard to Krtta Dahl. part of lot U, Browns addition to Silverton, $3suu. A Classified Ad Will .bring you a buyer. Adv. "Own Your Own Home" Members of the Marion County Realtors association who are also members of the Commercial club. have been invited to take charre of the Commercial club noon lun cheon- next Monday. They will be Some Champions The basketoati players of the Washington junior high schools are preening themselves, feeling the effects of several victories. FOLEY'S HAS EVKK r.xu.r.u January is a bad month lor in fluenza, la grippe ana u roncni troubles. It Is unwise to neglect the slightest cough or cold. Fo ley's Honey and Tar gives prompt relief, gets right at the trouble, covers raw inttaniea sur faces with a healing coating. clears the air passages, eases stuffy breathing and permits August of last year the hotel was managed by Cliarles X. Bilyeu of this ctiy. Mr. Thompson, who leased the hotel to Mr. Bilyeu1, took over the management of the hotel in August and has been conducting it since that time. ; The deal Is said to be some where in the neighborhood of $50,000. Mr. Dickinson takes possession of the property, which, bes'.des the three story wooden structure, includes the three-story brick building; just east ot it, to morrow, f ThnrsHnv pvAnlnp thev nlavnd the McKinley junior high school bas- sound, rerrosmng, neauu-uui.u ketball team and won with a score sleep. Mrs. P. A. Gibson, 1 54 ot 21 to 8. Thursday night they played the Grant junior high given the nrivlleee of tellina- Com. school and won with a score ot merclal club members something iu to b. in-ereiore tne wasning- tbat should be done in order that more should own their own home in Salem ton players are some champions. College Ave., Uacin.3, wise. writes: "Foley s has never tauea in giving immediate relief and l am never without it." Sold every where. Adv. Dallas Guardsmen Defeat I McMinville Legion Fiye 20. ! Legal Blanks - Get them at The Statesman of fice. Catalog on application. Military Men in Town Lieutenant Arthur I. Dahl and Kieu tenant Carl It. Moscr of Com pany I, Silverton, were in the city yesterday, callers at the office of Adjutant ueneral White. Theey report big company banquet for the evening of Tuesday, January Z4. company I attracted favor able attention of military men in tne state recently on accoount of ttts high attendance record. The company is 90 strong. Left for Coos County MUs Marjorie Mlnton, having completed the course of Willam ette university, left yesterday for C003 county where she has accep ted a position as teacher. Willam ette university .graduates are in demand as teachers, according to William E. Kirk, registrar. Settled Out of Court The suit of Steusloft Bros. against J. L. Van Dorn and wife has been: dismissed. The records Ebow that it had been 3cttled out of court. THO M P S LI "J SELLS DALLAS HOSTELRY Hotel Gail Purchased by Cot tage Grove Man, Con sideration $50,000 DALLAS. Ore.. Jan (Special to The Statesman i--The Company L basketball tani of this city defeated the fast Am erican legion team of McMinnviSUe at the latter i-ity last night by a score of 19 to 18. The same was close throughout, and at the esid ot the last half Ihe score stood :17 to' IT. An extra five1 minutes were played without either team scoring and in playing . another period of equal length, McMlijn- vilie mad? a basket on a foul ahd Helgerson of Dallas made a bas' ket from the field. i A large crowd of Dallas basket ball fans witnessed the game.ij A return game is to be played in Dallas in the near future. The other day a dog overturned an automobile. Many a human has tried the trick and failed. ' "Millions of For; production but not one for destruction" See added attrac- i tlon, 'tConquest of the Forest" at the Grand theater. Friday, Sat urday; and Sunday evenings. Adv. i Sues as Guardian DALLAS. Or.. Jan. iie- Allan Kvnon administrator cial to The Statesman.) The Gall of the estate of Alfreda Badorek. hotel in this city, the property of and guardian for the four Bado- J. B. Thompson, a veteran notei rek children, has brought suit in man of Oregon, was sold by Mr. the circuit court against Michael Thompson yesterday afternoon to Xichol for $974.50. In the suit it Georga B. Dickinson of Cottage is alleged that before the death of Qrove. Butt cp Ui Creamery butter and butter fat climbed up a few notcthes in the market yesterday, with quotations of 40: cents for butter and 34 cems;ior ouiicriat. tggs are noiauig strong at .su cents a dozen; Alfrida Badorek, Nichols had con verted to his own use $135 ot her money and had taken possession of personal property; a total value of 1302.50. Also that Nichols! had The Gail hotel has for a num ber of years been iOne of the pop ular hotels of the state. Its meals have been unexcelled, and the accommodations better than received from the four Badorek most of those in cities larger than children the sum of $537 which be refused to return I HOTEL ARRIVALS From; the In the forest to the finished product. See "Conquest of the Forest" added film attraction at the Grand theater. Friday, Satur day and Sunday evenings. Adv. Both 'IUvovoring Walter Blaco of Turner who was operated on January 11 at the balem hospital, is reported to be maklhg a favorable recovery. The same; Is -true of Robert Lester Grosnong. who was operated on at thp Salem hospital January 16, l In I Oregon's greatest industry. See "Conquest of the Forest" an added attraction to usual features MARIOX L. It. Lyon. J. VJ Gate. C. II. Cook. J. A. Goss. A. M. Page, C. K. Tibbets. Ray E. Wenger, G. B. Roy, L, R. Bond, W. 11. Adams. J. F. Krafsec, Frank M. Barrett. E. M. Pugh. A. W. Muchern. Portland; F. M. Wil lis. Des Moines: Percy R. Kelly, Albany: E. B. Gabriel. Eugene; RLay C. Coulin. Grand Rapids; L. R. Waters. F. B. Guthrie. Rose- burg; C. H. Tisdale. Sutherlin. BLIGH Ben Caston. F. E. Grimes. S. A. Harmon, G. E. Scott, O. C. Webb. J. C. Cornett, W. L Frederickson. R. Comps, Port land; E. A. Lewis. Forest Grove; J. R. Maulscy. Everett. Wash.: E Mines, Aberdeen, Ida.: Earl Hil ton, Xewberg; jO. A. Berg-er, Seat tle; H. B. Scofield. Washington, D. C. Dallas. Traveling men irom an over the country have been high in their praises of the, hostelry, and made an endeavor, to stop over n'ght here if possible. For several years prior to the first ot "Big Moments In "Queen Of Sheba" When Nomis drowns herself in the pool after her betrayal by the King Sued LAURI Franb: T. Lauri tiled l a local hospital, January i. age 82 years. Body will be shipped to Astoria by Webb & Clough. WARXER At his home, located at Church and-Trade streets, Thursday, January 10. 1922, Al Warner, at the age of 36 year3. Heart failure was the cause. Deceased Is survived by his wife and one son. Wayne, five years of age. Funeral will be held Sunday from Rigdon's chapel. Hour will be announced later. KIDS; l'l XFJIAL NOTICES PERSONALS FREE SHOW TODAY 10:30 a.m. 'WINNERS OF THE WEST" BLIGH THEATRE Dr. Carl Gregg Doney left yca- Tday for Wenatchee. where he will deliver several addresses. John .Nelson left yesterday over the Oregon Electric for Astoria. Henry Meyera is spending the day in Portland. Miss Gladys Taylor is the guest of Miss Ruth Smith at the Beta Chi sorority of Willamette univer sity. Miss Mary Jane Albert of Wil lamette university will be a week end visitor In Eugene as the guet of the Kappa Kappa Gamma sor ority of which she is a member. ' The funeral of Andrew Kid will wan hold at 1 : H (I Friday after noon from Kigdou's rliapl. Inter nient was made in City iVew cenr ctery. The funeral of August A. Kti- sel will bo held Monday at 2 p.m. from Ulgdon's. Interment at City View cemetery. "A Las Times TOM MIX "Trlri" I Tomorrow Harold Lloyd In Sailor-Made Man"? LADD & BUSH; BANKERS EjUbllakrt 1863 i General Ranking Business i . i ! Office Honrs from 10 a. m, to S p, ex. SATURDAY SPECIALS ; CHOICE MEATS I5uy your Groceries and Meal together and have them delivered f ree.- Beef to BoiL pound . 1 8c and. 10c Beef to Roast - ...,.... . 10c and 15c Ham burner - -.-.12 'i c Pork Sausage... - L 15c Steak : . .... -4 15c and ZUC YEW PARK STORE 12th and Leslie Streets Phone 9 TODAY LAST DAY OF i ' i i 1 1 , Semi-Annual Shoe Prices 1 Entire Stock Reduced 20 SHOES AS LOW AS 95c PAIR Last Day of Sale Saturday January 21 415 State St 114 N. Liberty Mcdowell market Where a Dollar Does Its Duty. Phone 1421 173 S. Commercial Street We are now usin? the choicest steer beef of any market in Salem. . We do not hold you up for this choice meat as the markets do that sell steer beef fnr Salem. We sell this choice meat at the same prices others charge for their old tough cow meat. . - ;: ' iv, , ::.':.: i Choice Pork to Roast...-..t.-...U....:....t 18c' Thick Round Beef Steaks, known as Swiss "H v Steak, per pound ...U....A-.......i-.....i......w..,i..15c We have a nice lot of Dressed Chickens.,, r-r j 1 : "ft i; lit 1 C-onied Beef, choice -12 vCi Our Own Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon.... Our Own Pure Lard m bulk... Bring your empty pails. IT COSTS YOU LESS TO 25c : -15c " j TRAM AT McDOWELL'S REALTY EXCHANGES Reported by Union Abstract Company W. K. and l.eile Cginjtou to S. . E. Troberf, part of lot if; block 2?. University addition to Salcnit $1300. - , Forrest W. and Viola It. IJar thulomcw to Charles C. and Mil- Webb & Clough Leading Funeral Directors Expert Embalmers RIGDON & SON Leading Mortician i 1 ;j J )"- . -rl- You Should Hear DR. GEO. ffl. LEHIGH He will speak twice on Sunday at the First Baptist Church Also each night next week The Church should be filled to hear hit inter r. - - - tiling messages 'Ck jj. '' ij"'- V 4 m
