THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 25. 1922
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NEWS IN BRIEF
Special communication
of Pacific Lodge No. CO,
A. p.'& va. it rwin be
held in their lodge room
Tuesday afternoon, April 25 at 2
o'clock for the purpose of con'
ducting the funeral Be nr Ices of
Brother W. n. Byars. All mem
bera and visiting brothers are in
vited to attend. Per order of W.M.
Adv. I II. M. ROGERS. Sec'y.
Fines Are raid f
Two men who were arrested by
Traffic Officer Parrent on charges
of speeding appeared In city court
yesterday; and. pleaded guilty to
the charge. George W. Temper-
ley was fined $10 and a like sum
waa collected from John St. Clair.
Two speedsters also arrested by
parrent .forfeited caan bail 4 yes
terday.
They were. Henry -8. 1 it,. aik k
qk- . t 7 ewuerK na of the crack target-shooting orga-
LAST TIMES
Rudolph Valentino
Dorothy Dalton
moranof the
lady letty"
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BEN TURPIN
Oieson-Ilookstool Auto Ex
Needs more light cars.
Three Accidents Noted
The following accidents . were
reported to , the police Monday:
Autos driven by T. E. Andrews of
Salem, route 9. and C. W, Mfc
Laughlln, 23S0 Lee street, col-
ided at High and State streets.
car driven by Hugh H. Simp
son, Chemawa, was in collision
with a truck as the utter emerged
from the Valley Packing com
pany's yards yesterday. While
t-nMv v. . . ... Major Sehur Here
Sle :rV",.h'?: Stes army property officer, was
va, taav vAlllvl Ul ratftlUK
our Lyes
Need Attention
The coming of the spring
and summer days brings ad
ded hardships to the untried
eyea. Better hate them at
tended to now and save
them this hard test., - - v
MORRIS
OPTICAL CO,
204-511 Salem Bank of
Commerce Building
Oregon's Largest Optical
r Institution , -;
Phone 239 tor appointment
SALEM, OREGON
Albany Men Promoted
Leonard L. Magee, recently a I
sergeant in the Albany company
of the coast artillery, O. N. G.,
was on Monday commissioned as!
first lieutenant, and Daniel E.
Lawrence, recently an enlisted
man of the same organization, was
promoted to a second lieutenancy.
Both will continue to serve with
that be slipped oat of town when
they were not looking and got
back home in far greater safety
than If they had carved him up
as they had planned. He comes
borne to Salem glad to get back
among his friends.
A CbMalfled Ad.
WU1 bring yon buyer. Adv.
Inixations
coast.
of the whole Pacific
Wiggins to Frbtfo , .
H. F. Wireina. rate ex cert of
the Oregon public service commls-jless than 10 years later.
I BITS FOR BREAKFAST
More like spring.
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Among the distinguished arri
vals in fialem is Mr. B. V. Dee.
The new checking of votersi by
the county clerk indicates that
Salem has passed the 20,000 mark
in population. Ought to be fully
up to 30.600 in 1920. and 50.000
Oregon City: Chas IL Biedeback.
Eugene; C. V. Wheeler, prine
ville, Ralph Nelson. Chas. Ander
son,. North Bend.
TERMINAL R. E. Anderson,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Roger. Albany;
Reraick Tate. Myrtle Creek; II. V.
Moulton. A. L. Mooton, W. P.
Ripke. F. West. J. Cass, H. Kil
dow, Portland.
! Card of Thanks
We desire to express our thanks
and appreciation to our many
friends for their . kindness and
sympathy during the recent loss
of our husband and father, also
for the beautiful floral offerings.
Mrs. Anna A. Bayer and family.
-Adv.
sion. has gone to San Francisco to
represent the commission at a
hearing to be conducted by the In
terstate commerce commission,
relative to freight rates on the Pa
cific coast where the railroads are
endeavoring to meet water compe
tition.
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What did the Salem man who
married a widow with two chil
dren get? A Lizzie and two run
abouts. x
BiichteTs Friends Are
Busy in His Behalf
In behalf of Fred G. Buchtel.
member of the public service com
mission against whom recall ef
forts are- directed in Portland, a
Between the radio set and thei,:Uer was received, by Secretary of
president and Oury Heisy and
Dwight Fladley also of the Will
amette Y.M.C.A., attended the big
T meeting at Corvallis Saturday
and Sunday. The convention,
which was attended by represen
tatives from University of Oregon,
O.A.C., Chemawa, Untield. Al
bany, Pacific university of Forest
Grove, Pacific college of Newberg,
and Willamette, was for the pur
pose of laying out plans for work
tor the coming year. President W.
. Kerr of OJU2. was one of tha
principal speakers.
Professor U. G. Dubark of Cor
vallis was another, and there
were several othera from the stu
dent ranks. The convention took
up' the matter of getting out a
great representation for the Sea
beck summer camp, Juns 16 to
28 one - of the V really great Y
training schools f the country.
By All Mfi
See the Universal exhibit
hiia. a.S a
T r.f vrt-.v. I buu a iui weea. abt.
Get them at Tna Statesman of
fice. Catalog on application People Tee Swift's FertHlxer
I AdV.
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Becanse It makes them money.
See C 8. Bowna or phone SSI
dr.
of
company, Dallas. The car did not
stop to aid Floyd, who was thrown
to the pavement. It was reported
in Salem Monday on official busi
ness. He left during the after
noon for Cottage Grove.
Still Growing
The Elks lodge of Salem is still
growing and Initiations are still
frequent. Another large class is
onion sets Salem people are kept
fairly busy just now.
Spring ia here, but only three hills
of beans can be hoed to the tune
of La Paloma."
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In Marion county 13,895 voters
register as Republicans, and only
as Democrats. Some one
might as Well move to make it
unanimous.
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General Semenoff. the Siberian
Cossack, Is the first Ataman we
The Air-Eater Keeps-
Money in your pocket. Adv.
The Air-Eater Keeps-
Money in your pocket. Adv.
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slated for initiation Thursday I uave ever naa in mis country, out
night, and the lodge session wUl tnere nT Deeo l5te number of
be followed by a banquet.
Boys Are Held 1
Harry Taylor, ,14, and John
Pampella, 13, were brought into
the local police station yesterday
where they admitted that they had
run away from their home In
Portland, according to local offi
cers. , "
Ton Should Attend
-The Universal Ranee exhibit
this week at Stiffs. Adv. .
An Ensemble
Of 45 violins, pupils of Eliza
beth Levy, will give selections at
students' recital at "First Chris
tian church,- Wednesday, 8 p. mi
Public invited. Admission free.
Adv.
no Comes Rack-
Mr. and Mrs. W, L. Cummings Adv.
nave returned from a visit of sev
eral months in southern Califor
nia. ' Mr. Cummings went to get
rid of a persistent cough, and he
comes back leaving every trace
of the obstreperous v!sitor,on the
south side of the Siskiyous. He
says that the doctors down there
wanted to whet up their knives
and practice on him for a long
series of operations that he did
n't know the names of but the
names themselves were so scary
T-W Studio Moved to 433
Courfst. Geo. L. Welgel, Prop.
Attahoys.
Radio receiving sets are all the
rage, but what is needed is a set
that wiill not only send sounds
broadcast, but can e utilized as
State Sam A. Kozer yesterday
from Roscoe P. Hurst, Portland
attorney, objecting to the further
filing of petitions against Buchtel
and contending that those deposit
ed here on April 18 were in re
ality filed. ;
Hurst implies in his letter that
he represents a Portland element
opposing the recall, but does not
3ay whom he represents.
"This is to notify you," says his
letter to Secretary Koozer, "of my
objection and the objection of the
people I represent, to the addition
of any further petition to the list
of petitions which were filed in
your office on Tuesday, the 18th
day of April, 1922, for the pur
pose of recalling Fred G. Buchtel,
public service commissioner. I am
informed by your office that the
petitions now on file do not con-
LADD & BUSH, BANKERS
Established 18CS
General Banking Business
Office Hours Irom 10 a. m. to 3 p. ni, '
McCbrmick Speake
Professor J. D. McCormick ol n tYwlfltft nnnrtn ,.
nimuaii scnooi 01 1 neoiogy u
dressed the student body and fac
ulty of Willamette university dur
ing chapel period yesterday. His
topic was "Rainbow Chasers and
Makers' It was about a year ago
that Dr. McCormick made hi
first appearance on Willamette
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a uaaer, a luasier or a carpal u,n B(lffIclent signatures to War-
sweeper as may be needed in ourrant you In caing a 8pec,aI e,ec.
tion. Our contention is now and
Helped ncr Mother Wonderfully
In these days of "flu." coughs.
colds, croup and whooping cough.
It is well to know that every yeai
there are used more bottles of Fo
ley's Honey and Tar than of an)
DIED
DAVIS At her home, 212 Owens
street. Salem Ore.. Anril SS.
1922, Mary Rosalie Hulse Davis Commercial. Adv
campus and since that time has oer cough medicine. Mrs. S. L
won a place for himself in the 010 w. otn at, wncm.
hearts of the university students. MU. Ohla. wiites: "Foley's Hon.
' I w a1Iaa4 vma af Yt elr
ing cough, tickling In the thraot.
For Acetylene Welding, Brazing-
See Jack Doerfler. 410 South
License Plate Found
, Frank Barrett of Salem, route
4, yesterday brought to the police
state a license plate bearing Ore-!
gon number 90657. Mr; Barrett
reported that he had found the
plate on a highway near Salem.
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The Air-Eater Keeps ,
, Money In your pocket. Adv.'
Card of Thanks . . ?
I wish to express my deepest
appreciation for the kindly sym
pathy, also tor the beautiful flor
al offerings tendered during the
Illness and death of my belovcc
husband. Mrs. Olive L. Boysell
Adv
XTVOXB BEH
tATIl
skeleton dttn (
star la tM elea-
hart skirts d aa
Joiai the grcst
paraas. ,
On min
ute essay
on health -by
O. L.
Scott. D.
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How They Learn ;
V to Roller Skate
insr to roller skate was given
with a wisdom he didn't rea-
iica hv a small boy who sata
that he learned "by getting
up every time he leu
Children are entitled 10
their fun . on roller skates,
bnt if ther fall there is apt.
to be trouble. It is easy to
iiin one of the joints of that
very flexible organ, the
hi1d'a snlne. A loini tnrown
into disturbed I alignment
mm not rirht ltseii. as nun-
atA tit chlronractors have
discovered. A disturbed al-
inmcnt'w U cause pressure
on spinal nerves and the re
sult is a partial paralysis, a
inmnleta naxaiysis some
times, that causes disease.-
Chiropractic spina ad
justments remove the cause
nf diseases. 01 ibb , aw
throat, lungs, nearx, nom-
rh . liver, nanereas. spleen
and the bowels and tne tow
er organs.
. VOtTR HEALTH .
' Vfln can make an appoint
ment for your health's sake
by telephoning a 7.
- . HEALTH FOLLCdS
csnwMucnc omens
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Dr. O.L. Scott
' Chiropractor
Fhcr.3 87
wife of C. L. Davis, at the age
of 65 years. She leaves to
mourn her loss, a Unmnl, one
sister, Mrs. Kate Etter of Wav-
erly. III., one brother Robert
Hulse of Oklahoma. She waa a
member of the Eastern Star,
neighbors of Woodcraft, Degree
of Honor, Ladies of the Grand
Army and Woman's Relief
corps. f The remains are In care
. of the Terwilllger home, and
funeral will be from the Chris
tian church Wednesday at 2 p.
m:. Rev. J. J. Evans,. officiat
ing, concluding services at City
View cemetery.
It's Dead Easy
To buy a Universal Range this
week. Big exhibit at Stiff's Adv.
wheezing and pains in the chest.
It is helping my mother wonder
fully." That's why druggists re
commend Foley's. Sold every
where. Adv.
shall be in the future that these
petitions are state documents and
have been such since they were
filed with your deputies during
your absence on the 19th day of
April, 1922."
The petitions filed against
Buchtel lacked about 1200 names
of the legally required number,
and the petitioners said they
would hare more names to add
later.
Muscovites Gather for
Ceremonial at Dallas
Claad tx Travel
Chapel announcements at Wil
lamette university by Prof. Rob
ert M. Gatke are that the Oregon
history classes are going on an
other visit of sources cf Oregon
history. On the coming Saturday
students will visit sites at Oregon
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
MARION W. B. Biddle, Med-
ford; H. O. Peyton, Boston; W. H.
Goss, Junction City; H. Collins,
Gaston; F. B. Guthrie, Roseburg;
Bertha S. Davis, Corvallis; Geo.
W. Gill, The Dalles; J. J. Light,
Antolst Reported '
Charles Smizer of 1533 South
light street yesterday reported I
to the police that while riding his
motorcycle on the Jefferson Way
near Salem he was struck by a
car bearing license number 47221.
Mr. Smizer was thrown from his
machine, which was badly dam
aged, he claimed. .He saidVthat
the car drove on without stopping
to render aid. v. V
DRAKE At his home, near the
Wallace farm, Aprfl 24, 1922,'
Freeman Ellswprth Drake,
aged 15 years, 8 months and 21
days. He Is survived by his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. David
C. Drake; two brothers, Lonnie
and Irvin; and two sisters, Mil
dred and Bernlce. The remains
are in care of the Terwilllger
home. Funeral announcments
will be made later.
Pn conn T W Tnhnarm Ahrrlwn:
city, tne nmoricai society in -or.- R. w Hinkleyt Koseburg; Dr.
lana. ana otner points oi intent ftnd Mpg w w B EaEene: j
at Vancouver, wasn. jacn piac w Gat D R shoemaker, C. B
has objects ana sites wnicn ar?
of much interest to the students.
The trip will consume the greater;
part of the day.
The Air-Eater Keeps-
Money in your pocket. Adv.
Your New. Range-
Is on exhibition at Stiff's this
week. Come and see IL Adv.
HartmanV Glauei
Wear them and see
Easier and Better
HARTF.IAN BROS.
Phone 1255. Salem, Oregon
DUNLAP At a local hospital.
April 24, 1922, Clieve Dunlap.
aged 19 years, 10 days. The
remains are in the care of the
Terwilllger home. Accompa
nied by the father, they will be
taken to Brownsville, Ore., to
day for burial.
SAVE $ $ $
by baying - your hardware bj
furniture at The Capital Hard
ware at Furniture Oo, 283 No.
OoxamercUl street. ' Pho Oil.
MY- " ( --JflSTOMACIiy
9 LJx 'wmi'
Don't Mbs
THE
UNIVERSAL RANGE
EXHIBIT .
ALL THIS WEEK
AT
H. L Still Furniture
Company
FORDS
WANTED
We need more Fords,
. Dodges and Cheyrolets.
Oleson-Rookstool
ORCUTT At the residence, this
city, April 24 th, iranx R. Or
cutt, age 3 years, father, of
R. A. Orcutt of Salem and Mrs.
Alva Harvey of California, bro
ther of Mrs. Henry Lehn of
Little Rock, Wash., Mrs. E. G.
Lane of Salem, Mrs. Ben Me-
Mullen- of Myrtle Point, Or.,
and Bert Orcutt of Vancouver,
Wash. Announcement of fun
eral will be made later by the
RIgdon mortuary. y c
HOLLENBECK In this city ear
ly April 2 4,' Miss Nellie O. Hol-
lenbeck, age 49 years, sister of
Roscoe Hollenbeck of Montreal,
Canada, and Mrs. Etta M
Hodge of this city. Miss Hoi
lenbeck'was a nurse by profes
sion and a member of the
Presbyterian church. Funera
services, Tuesday April 25 th, at
3:30 o'clock, from the RIgdon
mortuary. Rev. W. W. Long
officiating, concluding service
City View cemetery. Friends
wishing to view the body will
please call at the mortuary be
fore the hour of the services.
FUNERALS
Why Pay.More?T-
Guaranteed auto repairing,
per hour. Jack Doerfler, 410
Commerehil.'-Adv.
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Mary Bakpr. To Speak
Miss Mary Baker, national sev
retary of the Y. W. C. A. and di
rector- of the Volunteer band ol
college students will be '.he
speaker at the regular meeting of
Willamette university Y. M. C. t
Wednesday, April 26 at Waller
hall. Edward Warren will be the
song leader . end George Oliver
will preside over the meeting. All
of the students are Invited to be
present at this meeting.
Reynolds, J. F. Everett, C. H. Al
bert, T. T. Petty, Chas, Kadderly
ThosTlJIoss, E. R. Spence, E. H
Wind. R. H. Olliver, Willard
Smith, Lee B. MeKKnight, C. H
Jones, Mrs. L. E. Wilson, E. J
Winchell, E. H. Miller. Chas, R
Welch. Gilbert W. Allen, Port
land.
BLIGH Walter Johnson, S. A.
Stener, Henry Hall, C. W. Craig,
J. W. Milne, C. II. Mitchell, J. W
Lundry. S. P. Snyder, Chas, Ol
son, W. H. Woodworth, J. A
Entank, Portland; VV. C. McBeth,
ALL NEW SHOW TODAY
FRANK-MAYO
IN : "
"TRACKED TO EARTH" "
A CLEAN, DELIGHTFUL PICTURE
MYSTERY, THRILLS, ROMANCE
From the Saturday Evening Post Story "Slipper
Tqnsue." by Wra. J. Neidig.
"BABY PEGGY" 77
that wonderful child actor and Teddy, the
Great Dane dog, in
GET RICH QUICK PEGGY
SCREEN MAGAZINE
DALLAS, Ore., April 24.
(Special to The Statesman)
The Muscovites, the fun making
order of the Odd Fellows, held
big ceremonial in Dallas, Satur
day night at which 38 candidates
were given the work. Members of
the order and candidates from
every city and town in the valley
were present and a degree team of
Portland, accompanied by a large
number of members of the order
from the metropolis were also in
attendance, the degree team con
ferring the work. A big parade
was held on the main streets ' of
the city in the evening prior to
the initiatory services. A chicken
pie suppet was served the mem
bers of the order at the Woodman
hall at the close of the services.
Matinee
25
Evening
TDLIG
Theatre-"-
Continuous Show Daily
Matinee
25
Evening
X.
Seabeck Conference is
Discussed at Corvallis
Edward Socolofsky, county
Y.M.C.A. secretary; Roy Skeen,
president, and George Olfver, vice
Coming - .
Rev. Fay Ingram, gifted psychic
and noted lecturer; teacher sci
ence and phenomenum of spiritu
alism, spiritualistic magnetic heal
er, will lecture at Hurst hall,!
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. This
gifted medium will remain Wed
nesday, Thursday and Friday and
can be consulted at 589 N. High
street. Adv.
You Can Find
Jack Doerfer. at
mercial. Adv.
410 S. Com-j
; The funeral of .Elizabeth K.
White will be held from the Webb
& Clongh chapel Tuesday,' April
25, at 2 p m., Rev. Lovell officiat
ing. - Burial will be in the I. O. O.
F. cemetery. " V
Orations Compte&ad-
The four representatives of the
different classes of Willamette
university are hard at work on
their orations for the coming for
ensic contest Manuscripts of
their orations were handed in yes
terday and were to be Judged by
three Judges. , Friday, during
chapel period, the orations will be
delivered before another three
judges who will give their opin
ions based upon delivery and pre
sentation. Competition is . very
close in the race between the dif
ferent classes. The interclas ri
valry has been nip and tuck. Th
last Fridar the athletic meet
CAPITAL BARGAIN
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We pay highest price.
We buy and sen everything
wssll tor less..
C13 Ceater Zt, ' Phone XC3
The funeral of General W. H.
Byars will be held at 2: SO from
the First methodist cbnrch. The
body will lie in state from 1 un
til 2:30. Services at church in
charge of Rev. Blaine 12. Kirk-
Patrick, Revr Thomas : Acheson
and the Q. A. R. services at the
grave under Masonic auspices.
Webb & Clough
ht&&az Federal
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Expert EdbsLnsrs .
C HP
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A Sense of Triumph
THE youngster is proud of the bat he
he worked and saved to buy. His
Dad feels the same sense of achieve
ment in the bigger possession purchased
perhaps through years of effort.. . - -
The man who finally buys a homei or
graduates from the ranks of the em
ployed to a little business of his own, is
more the man than the one who all his
life has things handed to, hinv
Here in the Willamette valley a "Nation
alized" "Savings Account, is often' the
first step toward achievement.
This nc
sugar-a
gum d
young
It "melts
mouth" and the gum in the
erened things up among all class- ceQg remains tO aid digestion,
points difference between ,. any hnphrpn teeth and SOOtne mOUtU
and throat.
Nebzhbors of Woodcraft LOSTC UTC UiC UU1C4 iimwa..s
lrJfJSfJS: friends to choose from, too:
at 1 O'clock, to attend the funeral
of our departed neighbor, ' Mary
R. Dacis. Ida M. Keene, guardian
neighbor. Adv.
PERS0IIALS
Miss Elaine Oberg of the BeU
Chi sorority of TTlRanrstte univer
sity was hostess to Miss Beatrice
Mumford of Portland. -?
O E. Lewis and. family' spent
the week-end la Portland. -U
LAST
TIMES
TODAY
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Rudolph Valentino
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Dorothy Dalton
"MORAN
OF
THE
LADY
LETTY"