THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 3, 1922
5"
At
come.
Salem lodge No. 4 A. P.
A. A. f Work ?fh the
M. Uil. degree tonight.
Visiting ' brothers '. wel-
By order ot W. M. AdT.
Banqnet is PUnaed. ' '
: Mis Opal ; Loren, director of
recreation and aocial life In the
Methodist church at Waconda is
planning: a mother's and daugh
ter's banquet two weeks from Fri
day night. Jt will be patterened
After the fathers', and sons .ban
quet siren at the same plaee'a few
weeks ago.- , ,y : t , r
.Come - ' - -
-r To the great $10.00 down sale.
Jted SUroil stoves at Stiffs.
AdT, -
Last of Season -This
week is to
hare the last
LAST TIMES
Richard Rarlhelmess
'ToJaWe'David"
Charley Chaplin
"Pay Day"
27:15 p, m. ,
church ' night celebration , at tbe
First Methodist church ' for this
springs f These programs starting
with the basket picnic dinner and
ending in a general study ot al
most every organized department
of the church work, hate been
given every Thursday night
through the winter, and have
been largely attended and greatly
enjoyed.. The meeting "Thursday
night, the last until next fall, is
to be In the nature of a resume of
the church progress during the
prosperous months since the -fall
series started.
The Beet Yet
. Rose Coghlan-Long Filler
Cigar, can now be had at
store. -Adv.
any
Today, Last Day
$10 . down sale. Red Star Oil
stoves at Stiffs, AdT.
Edison Says
The Air Eater has ' advanced
carbnration more than all carbnr-
ators combined. We make your
gasoline cost yon from 12 to 20
cents per gallon. Tour money
back In 20 days If not satisfied.
Demonstration and Installation
this week at Ray-Clarke' Garage.
2S2 State street. Adv.
places it once. So the Elki give
the Cherringo the whole right ot
way for the hospital fund.
Taato the DeLU-Ioa
Red Star cooked food today t
Stiff 'a. Adv.
more than tripled la the last three
months. The building formerly
used as a parsonage Is used as a
Sunday school headquarters, so
that each class In tbe Sunday
school has a room to Itself.
Today 3 P. 3tfw
Today at 3 p. m. be at my store.
If you are the lucky one you will
get a new New Home sewing ma
chine entirely free. If yon do not
have a number and want one, call
before that time at my store.
Geo.C. Will, Music and Sewing
Machine Dealer. Adv.
Roof Fire Extinguished
U The fire; department at 10:30
O'clock . last night; answered an
alarm ' from tbe borne of Perry
Foster, . Kearney and Liberty
streets, where a roof fire was ex
tinguished. Mr. Foster is an in
structor in the high school.
Do Xot Put Off
Buying your , furniture: Real
bargains at Richter's Bankrupt
Sale. 349 N. Commercial. AdT.
Steps About Finished
The last bit of construction has
been finished on the new steps of
Waller hall and will be dedicated
during Junior week-end. The fin
ishing touches will ne applied the
latter part of this week in the
shape of some red paint to make
them harmonize with the rest of
the building. The contractors
promised to have the steps ready
for the senior class by May day
and they have kept their promise.
The seniors are proud of the gift
which they will present and they
have a right to be for the new
steps are substantial and add a
charm and beauty to Waller hall.
1 Z3
A Glad Thought
fitted-
wlth
old 'age
happy days of glad relaxa-
An
tlon.
t Plan for a pleasant' old
age . now by today, taking
steps to retain the efficiency .
of your eyesighC pur, com
petent optometrists' can and.
will be g-lad to help- yon. -
MORRIS
optical co
104-211 Salem Bank of -Commerce
Building
Oregon's Largest Optical '
- - .. Institution r
Phone S3 9 tor appointment
' BALKii. ORKQON
Elks to Omit Meeting
A special dispensation from the
deputy grand exalted ruler of tbe
Elks lodge, "George Neuner ot
Roseburg, has sanctioned the
passing ot the regular weekly
meeting1 night of the Salem lodge.
In favor of the Cherrlan Cherrin
go. - Several of the important fac
tors of the great Show, including,
it is said the bearded lady and the
raw meat eater and two or three
other of the most Important
freaks and actors, are likewise
Important members of the Elks,
and they couldn't well be In both,
Boy Is Ran Or
Kooert Dyers, 6 years old. ton
of Lee Byers, 697 Market street,
miraculously escaped a broken leg
last night when he was run over
by a wood wagon, driven by a man
whose name was not ascertained
A wheel of the wagon passed over
the boy's leg, but an examination
by a physician showed that the
limb waatnot broken as was fear
ed. The father of the dot said the
driver was not to blame for the
accident.
Hartman's Glasses
wear them and see
Easier and Better
HARTIIAN BROS.
Phone 1255. Salem, Oregon
v
by - tmytni your . hardware and
furniture . at . Tbe ' Capital - Hard
ware I tJFurnitttre '. Co.. S3 Ko.
CosaamercUI atreeCt Phoa4 9.
Do Not Ttit Off-
Buying your furniture. Real
bargains at Richter's Bankrupt
Sale. 349 N. Commercial. Adv.
Church Night Program
A church night program will be
held at the Methodist church at
Brooks tonight, where Rev. Ed
win T. Randall is pastor. A bask
et supper will be served. This
will be followed by a community
song festival, devotional and stu
dy classes and a stereoptican lec
ture on good will industries in
the larger cities or the country,
Do Not Put Off
Buying Your Furniture. Real
bargain, at Richter's Bankrupt
sale. 349 N. Commercial. Adv,
the latest arrangements and cooks
and store win be, burr in fiUlna
the orders. The following mean
has been posted In Eaton hall:
Fruit jello. cereal, poattoaaties.
waffle, nam and eggs and biscuits.
Cocoa will be served also.
Rig Raring
In bedroom, furniture at Hamil
ton's. AdT,
Legal Blaaks
Get them at The Statesman of-
flaje. Catalog on application.
AdT.
Missionary society to Meet
Tbe Home Missionary society of
the First Methodist church will
meet In the church this evening
for the opening: ot the mite boxes.
Back to PrvwWar Quality
Rose Coghlan-Long tiller
Cigar, at any store. Adv.
Every Piece
f bedroom fnrnltnre bears a
ig yellow tag with bg cut prices
in plain figures. Hamilton's, 340
Court street Adv.
i,
Students Hear Clark
J. C. Clark, O.A.C. graduate and
Y.M.C.A. worker in China, ad
dressed the. student body of Will
amette university during: chapel
period yesterday and painted in
teresting word pictures of China
and some ot the problems that
face the T.M.C.A. workers. Mr.
Clark is rated one of tbe most ef
ficient workers In tbe orient and
Is home on furlough.
17 to fSO Raved
On bed room furniture at the
present cut price sale. Hamil
ton's. 340 Court street. Adv.
Decree Is Isn.aed
Judge George G. Bingham yes
terday" signed an order of default
in the case of Walter Skelton
against E. W. Strong, the sum of
$1044.33 being awarded to Mr,
Skelton. The .action pertained to
a contract involving money.
Geraniums, All Kinds Flowere-
For boxes and yards. - Plant':
Greenhouses, 1298 S. 13th ft Wii
bur. Phone 1250-W Adv.
CAPITAL
BARGAIN HOUSE
Tor SaU -On. 8-horM AIM sad
tracka, jUMUbte; also soma
- plumbing soppllM. A good
TrailM at s barilla.
SIS Cntn St.
) Psoas S9S
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OitiJ
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A full carload of Congoleuia and Cohgolena Art
Rags to be sold at speaal prices during this great
sale. Note the special prices below
: Congbleca is the only floor covering sold with
money back if, not satisfactory.
75c Conffoleum Art Rug, 18x36
$15 Congoieum Art Rirj, 26xZ6.lL.
$2.00 Congbleum Art Rug, 36x54 ......
$9.50 Ck)ngbleuiri AH Itug, 6x9 ft . 1.
$11.50 Congpleum Art Rng, 7x9 fU..
$14.50 Congoleum Art Rug, 9x9 fU...
$16.00 Congoleum Art Rug, 9x10 W tt-
$18.50 Congoleiim Art Rug, 9x12..
$23.00 Congoleura Art Ru, 9x15
49
98c
$1.49
$75
$9.85
$11.49
$130
$15.93
$18.75
90c Congoleum SpeciaL
Made in 6 and 9 ft. widths
C. S. IlAtllLTOM
-74c square yard
GOOD-FURNITURE
i
Boehm Selection Approred
' Among the most important ac
tions taken at the quarterly con
ference held at the Waconda
Methodist chnrch last Sunday for
the Waconda and Brooks fburches
as approval of the appointment
ot Harry Boehm as superintendent
ot. the Sunday school at Brooks.
It is expected that nnder his di
rection the bis growth the Sun
day school has undergone nnder
the direction o Miss Esther Mc-
uracken of Salem will continue.
Enrollment and attendance have
One Couple Marries
A marriage license was issued
yesterday to Curtis C. Tucker, la
borer, 1802 South Twelfth street
and to Gladys Day ot Salem.
Factory Says Sacriffeip
New reproducing player for im
mediate sale: It Is sample left
with ns for sale and must be ,80,1 d
at once. Easy terms, ueo. u
Will. 432 State. Adv. 1 :
son, Hood River; J. L. Parsons.
Seattle; I. darkson, Spokane;
A. L. Whitx, San Francisco.
BRUSH COIAKGE
College Women Will Meet
College and university women
of Salem are Invited to attend a
meeting In the Commercial dub
this afternoon at 2:30 for the pur
pose of considering the organiza
tion of a branch of the American
Association of University Women.
Mrs. Raymond Walsh is in charge
of the preliminary arrangements.
group of Eugene women, mem
bers of the Eugene branch, will be
present to assist in the organiza
tion plans. The national conven
tlon of the association will meet
in Portland next year.
Mrs. Ed Loose, who has been
very sick for the past week, ts
sufficiently recovered to be
about again.
Delbert Harriett, who has been
seriously ill. suffering with a se
vere attack of tonsilitis, and Paul
Gibson who has had a long siege
ot throat trouble, are both better
but not able to be In school.
The Brush College Helpers will
meet Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. U. J. Lehman.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Kunkei
made a, business trip to Portland
last Friday. .
The recent .ball, game between
Uvesley and Brush College re
sulted In a "victory for the latter.
the score being' 15 to 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Allen will
move into tnelr new house this
week.
Mrs. L. A. Grote was a Portland
visitor last week.
The regular meeting of the
grange win be held at the school
house next Friday evening.
Mrs. U. J. Lehman. Mrs. Carl
Harriett and Mrs. Arthur Utley
were appointed as a commute
from 'the 1 Sunday; school for the
Children's day program. ,
Colonel, and Mrs.. J. Poor
man of Woodburn, and Mr. and
Mrs. W.f. Poorman of Salem,
were guesuy at! the Al Stelner
home Sunday''; ' v
Read the Classified Eds.
TODAY ONLY
BIG PRIZE
, Ali NEW PICTURES !
BLIGH THEATRE
The PabUc Is Invited
To attend a free lecture on i
Christian Science by John J.
Flinn, C. 8., of EvanBton. Illinois,
member of the Board ot Lecture
ship of Tbe Mother Church. The
First. Church ot Christ Scientist,
in Boston, Massachusetts, at the
Grand theater. May 4th, 1922. i
8 p, m. Adv.
DIED
CLARK Martha E. Clark aied
suddenly. May 2, at the resi
dence. 903 Union street, at the
age of 69 years. She is sur
vived by her husband, Newell
W. Clark.- She was a member
of tbe Eastern Star and the
White Shrine. Funeral an
nouncement will be made later
by the Rigdon mortuary.
Campos Improved-
wuiamette university campus
is getting a very good brushing
and cleaning preparatory to Jun
ior week-end, May 5 and 6. The
campus committee has succeeded
in getting the rose bushes planted
on the space once occupied by the
trees. On account of tbe death
and decay ot many of the old
trees It- was decided to remove
them and plant rose bushes in the
curbing space between the curb
and the sidewalk. Yesterday sev
eral freshmen were serving their
four hour of labor in movine a
raae gentiy oacx and forth over
the newly disturbed ground.
HUMPHREYS Penelope Jane
Humphreys died one mile nortn
of Salem on Portland highway.
May 2. at the age of 91 years.
Funeral services will be held
from theW;vJ. Humphreys
residence at Waldo Hills, Ore.,
Thursday, May 4, at 2:30 p.m.
Burial will be in the fibek Point
cemetery. The deceased is sur
vived by two daughters, Mrs. J
B. Ashby of Salem, Mrs. Grant
of Salem and four sons, Thomas
M. ot Heppner; A. M., of Port
land: W. H.. of Shaw. Ore., and
H. II., of Los Angeles, Cal. Fu
neral arrangements in charge of
Webb & Clough-
Don't Worry:
Smoke a Rose
tiller 6c cigar,- at
Adv.
Coghlan-Long
any store.
SUIT SALE
Now ri
You'll Like
These, Sport
Suits
$25to$45
Yon'll find all the fads
and fancies represented
in a way. that will please
you in materials and;
styles. A complete show-'
ing of th,e p b j u 1 a t'.
tweeds, homespuns and '
novelty, weaves, that are
exceptionally-adapted for'
Sport Suits. The season's .
best sellers and the very
low prices of fer wonder
ful values. Let us take
your measure today.
MIES
426 State Street
Demurrer is Filed
The state bonus commission
yesterday filed a demurrer in the
mandamus action filed against the
commission by Edwin Stevens
Woodford. The case may be
placed on the docket in depart
ment No. 1, today. In his suit, Mr.'
Stevens claims that the commis
sion has' failed to make loans1 to
the valne of 75 per cent ot the se
curity offered. Circuit Judges G.
G. Bingham and Percy R. Kelly
are expected to sit en banc during
the hearing.
A Classified Ad
WU1 bring you a buyer. Adv.
Tractor Brings Fine
Because he drove his tractor
upon a paved highway when the
cleats of the machine had not been
removed or banded, Mark Saucey.
of Salem, yesterday paid a fine of
$10 in local Justice court, Saucey
was arrested by State Traffic Of
ficers Griffith and Thumber. Be
cause of the. damage Inflicted by
cleated wheels upon pavements,: a
law has been placed upon the stat
ute books requiring that tractor
wheels be provided wfth bands.
I At Last; A Long Filler-
Cigar. The Rose Coghlan,
any store. Try one. Adv.
at
Breakfast Time Set.
May day breakfast of the junior
week-end ot Willamette university
will be held May 6 from 6:30 to
9 al m. Chresto hall wiU be used
to house the kitchen according to
That Cry In The
Night!
ARE YOU
PREPARED?
i ' i
- Does your medicine chest
contain a lot of empty bot
.tles, cartons and boxes un
fit for emergency use? - If
so. then It's time to clean
house.
! This is "First Aid" Week.
Let us suggest an assort
ment of staple articles that
you should have. The cost,
considering convenience and
elimination ot worry. Is tri
. vial. , - : ;
Be prepared for that cry ,
in the night,
Schaeier's V
! Drug Store l
Sole Agent Garden Court
' Preparations '
135 N. ComT, ; Phone 197.
- ;'TTtY THE PKXSIiAir- K
' ,DRl'Q STORE FIBST", 11
BITS FOR BREAKFAST
: : :
Are you cleaning up?
S .
Are you getting ready for Blos
som day.
Santiam ore will very soon be
going to the Tacoma smelter at
the rate of 500 tons a month.
Then watch that camp grow.
The Statesman news items, of
several days . ago, telling about
the uncovering of rich ore in the
Lotz-Larson mine in the Santiam
district, started things. The own
ers of claims up that way are get
ting ready to do assessment work.
They are all doing it. The woods
will be full of new prospectors this
summer. ,
S
The Legion" boys are going to
get back of clean baseball In Sa
lem this summer. Jt is a great
sport and good for the health.
'
The scientists are quite sure
that power will be distributed by
wireless. Electrical energy will
be transmitted through the ether.
Some day the power of the imagi
nation will be harnessed and made
to run a sawmills Anyhow, the
mind, will think it runs it and that
ill answer tbe same purpose.
The well-directed mind will be
able to think Itself out of all
troubles and Into all joys.
m
To what lengths the new states
of Europe are going in the matter
of -protection for home industries
is illustrated In the new edict of
the Czechoslovak government
that foreign automobiles must not
stay in the country more than 48
hours. Foreign tourists are likely
to decide not to stay even so Jong
as that.
Webb & Clough
Leading Funeral
Directors
Expert Erntalmcrt
LADD & BUSH, BANKERS
Established 1863' .
..":" f :
. General Bankino; Business 1
Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 3 pc m,
N- THEATRE
TONIGHT.
8 p. m.
ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
'Easily the Unique Event of the Dramatic Yfa'VNew : World
FIRST TRANSCONTINENTAL ITOUri OF a-
THE GREAT AMERICAS -ACTOHxU
mm
IN - .tk '
sir
66 consecutive times on broadvau.' A svodem record.
'Creoiest living HARvlet" At y po57 & oa.
"Jotr riamnlefva dace a iMrfino
verco trasediaa assured?- At
S3 People
a special care
SEAT BALE NOW
SPECIAL
ortcnESTitA
8 p.m.
Owing to length of show, curtain rises at
Entire Orchestra, and first Z rows dress
Last four row dress circle,: .i I i,i ;
First 3 rows balcony; ?2.50: balance, $2. . . -. '
Gallery $1 (not reserved.) War tax 10 perceat extra.
circle, 12.60
PERSONALS
William J. Kerr.
Oregon Agricultural
in Salem last night.
president of
college was
! HOTEL ARRIVALS i
MARION W. J. Kerr, Corral
lis; A. E. Skagsberg. North Bend:
Chas. Moore, Tillamook; H. M.
Lknesler. Grants Pass: C. E. Ir
win, La Porte. Ind.; S. E. Muni
son, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Prichard,
Tacoma: Wm. Krall. M. A. Clsna.
A. P. Mars, Spokane; Lona WII
Kins, Eugene; C. L. Beyer, F. E.
Fttts, H; M. Maqne, A. J. Cope
lamd, Thos. Bloss. C. I. Monson,
Mrs. Elmer Monson, J. W. , Pom
ror. Fred A. Pernott. R, G.I Vel-
Ientvne. J. B. Bender, W. H. Kay,
D. H. Dramond, Gilbert W. iAllen
H. M. Phelps. P. S. Fisher. C. F.
Ball. I.' N. Day,tJ. Q- Pay, i port-
land.- '-V-' X-' "
l BLIGH F. S. - Whittlesey, K.
WUcox. a Pewey Brann. Port
land: Cnas. E. FeUer, Ponald; Ed
Schumacher, Independence. - - y
TERMINAL W. F. GUdner,
Mr. and Mrs. L. Ff : Osbourne,
BMW
It's no secret I We
Just had the chance
to buy an unusually
fine lot of dresses. at
' a lower price than
we had ever hoped
of finding! .
Taffetas ana Oteeseo!
They are thef smartest drtssts (shown at this lime, injSa?'
lein! We knew that you would appreciate them! - We
bought as many as we could get! , Can you imagine such
values?- ' " -v.v ' rL: . ":;';...::,p.l:'.
$19-75
29-
50
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"It is less when you Fay As You Co'
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