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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1922)
1 (5 i . 13 k . 1 i. It r V I A r i. i x '4 GITYNEWSIN BRIEF To Oirrort m Ei ic 1 Jo the advertisement nt rhm- fo't bers Sc. Chambers furniture store wn.cn appeared 4a The Statesman or yesterday, Gold Seal Cob go leum' wm quoted at 98c "per yard. v The correct. prkr iv'tSc per yard. " ,i Mnko Fat people Lean . Dr. Schntz, 225 Oregon bldg. , Adv. -,.:; ., i i ' " .' IlItHWOfll Pay IDBc! 7S Cfntn. .at Yia nn rtatl in- I days Adv. -' v r- i Brand NW Maxwell Car . Sacrifice price Oleson-Rook-stool. Adv. . , ' j Kodak Keaxon Here ' U! atton uoolc Store develops F films free, la at one, out at five. Adv. ) ," - . . - . . . ELSIE FERGUSON 1 WALLACE REID "FOREVER . i Based on -V "Peter IbbetsorV y Sennett' Comedy : , . . Pathe News v ' n a a n a ai a a an bob , - " ' " ' ana A fine assortment of . vVj eh i ' m - , All kinds All styles AH sizes ; While thlast i Tyler's Drug Store IVES 1 157. S. Commercial , Phone 35 . )v ; . V' b bb b a a a o on. a n a n a a a urn rA stifcA tn (ime saei4 So goes the old ?pnJVerb, and it is more applicable to the eyesight -than most anything'else; . " ?N . ... ' ,-. i .. ' : 5' ' ' I : . ' f- Ha ve your eye attended to noV, and thus provide for yourself avweinand? happy 'old age. : ; '-V MORRIS :'( ! opticaI co;s 2 :'k t 204-211 Salem Bank of ; , Commerce Building . Oregon's Largest Optltal " . r- . , institution t. . . t Plione 2S tor appointment " BBa1'f HssBBst BbbVSBBs Bbbb' Tl Is the orlidnal and only scientific raelthod of adjusting the spine. It Is never rough and seldom painful, but gets results. . 1 It Is theonly 8cnool of mechanical treatment giving a phy sician's full four year course of study. - ' Tb following are regularly graduated, licensed. Osteopathic Physicians la Salens --v , v : ;r " . ; DR. n., 1. .Will A Hi ." . LADD. BUSH, BANKERS . Established 1868 ' . t ' t t , General Banking Business 1 .,,''"' ' ' ; Office ilours, from 10 a.,m 3 p.la, Club to Meet Tbe Women's Republican Study Club meets at Mrs. Bishop's home 240 North. Liberty atreeU at 2:30 Monday, May 8. Mr. Endicott will give an addess. Adr. Visit Uie Tulip Farm- Car will leave Central Stage Terminal 9:30 a. m. and.' erery halt hour, all day. Adr, niomiom Day Lunch 7$ cents, at the Gray Belle to day. Adv. I'urbrfrk Will Bulhl Ed niesko sold a lot in E. A. Rhoten's subdlvlsionn on High street just Bouth of Itural avenue, to C. II. Purbrick. Mr. Pnrbrlck plans on starting work on a mod- i- Make Fat People Lean Dr. Schutz, 32S Oregon bldg.- Adr. For Today's Baseball Reult Phone 939, The Ace. AdT. Life Termer AHtos Charles Von der ABe, who "was convicted In Umatilla county of killing Matt Jepson and sentenced to life Imprisonment In the state penltntlary, arrlvd at the prison yesterday. - FIlnM Developed Free . In at one, five they're done.. Patton Book Store. Adv. . ... Dra. White and Marshall Osteopathic physicians. IT. 3 Bk. Adv. 8. C. STONE, MJ. - -.. General Office Practice Cancers Treated Office. Tyler's Dims Store 157 S. Commercial Street BLOSSOM DAY The trees are full of millions of blossoms today,, ; In the fall perhaps one blossom in a hun dred will have grown to mature fruit. Opportunities are like that. Not one In a hundred Is developed to its full possibili ties. , . ;. . ,. . Where will you be next fall? Will your 'present - opportunity be ripened to fruitage, or- will it have been scattered and lost by the winds and rains of cir cumstances? f . Let. as . tell yoa .about our courses. Our school Is id ses sion throughout the entire summer. . Write or call for Information. Capital Biisbess CoOege -'. Salem, Oregon - 4 is trie most essenliai fac---tor 4 in any ... successf ol drug business, , For irl dispensing drugs I you Tare'' dealing ttff .problems which often de- i termine lif e-or death.1 . We jbaseour business on vonti.scor,v'oti Jionest, v painstaking, satisfactory service. ;.: - You will find us ready to serve you as only skilled, honest prescription drug gists can V vSTry this drug store ' first" ' . : Wm. Niemeyer - 175. Commercial St. Phone 167 HONESTY- EGPATHY ilUllil U AiXAlU ft - V.' The Salem Women's Hah Chorus : Will gire a concert in the nor mal school chapel In Moirwoatn on Sunday, May 7 at 3 o'clock' p. m ' Adm(seioii-25- centa ' The. proceeds will go to the W. C. T. U. orphanage at Corvallls. Adr. Better Fmrilitie Ortlered The1 state public serviee com mission Saturday issued an order requiring the Oregbn-WashihgtoT Railroad & Navigation company to provide better ioacing track fa cilities at Hinkle station, Uma tilla county, for the benefit of hay shippers. The order follows a hearing on complaint of Lee Savely, Ralph Richards, Pete Sheridan, Elmer Gamble, J. M. Rkjiardv Thomas Richards, O. L. Furster, H. M. Moore, Allan Thomson and Charles Bartholo mew, representing the hay and wheat growers on Butter creek. In Umatilla county. Fitted at Tyler's Drat Store by an expert In the business.-Adv. A Classified Ad ' WHl bring you a buyer. -Adv. DIED 1 . LARSON In this city. May 6, Andrew C. Larson, ag 74 years, husband of Mary Larson, father of Mrs. H. W. Frank of Wis consin, Mrs. G. , L. Reed of Grand Rapids, Mich., and Hen ry Larson of Philadelphia; step father of Mrs. Martin Jensen of Salem and Alfred Otterson of Portland. - Announcement of funeral later by 'the Rlgdon , mortuary. , i PETTYJOHN Near .Liresley sta tion, probably about May 3, Al bert D. Pettyjohn age 69 years, father of L. D. Pettyjohn of Baker, Ore., A. D: Pettyjohn Jr. of Mehama and W. C. Pettyjohn of near Livesley. ment of funeral Rlgdon mortuary .' Aijhbuncc- iater;by the JOHNSON W. A Johnson died April 27 and was b,upied la Portland. Interment - in "lit Scott cemetery. , Mr.. Johnsonn was sales agent for M. J. Bran ; denstein company of San Fran cisco. He leaves a widow, Clora E., daughter of Mr. and Mrs.. J. A. Pooler of . this city. PALMER Thalia Elizabeth Pal mer died at 1511 North Winter May 4. at the age of 71 year s. . Funeral services will be '. held from the Webb & Clough, cha . peLMonday, May 8, at 10:S . a. in.'. Rev. George Chapman of- ficiating. ' Interment will be in. the Lee Mission cemetery. The - deceased is survived by two sons,-D. A. of Montana, E, M. of Oregon and . three daugh ters, Mrs. J. Lebold of Salem, Mrs. J. E. Gray of LaComb, Or., and Mrs. J. A. Southan of North Dakota. WALLACE Edward Gordon Wal- v lace died at the home of ' his father at 1689 B street at the g0.Ot29 years. -Funeral aer vices will be held from then "Wtebb & Clqugh chapel, Mon rday, May 8 at 2 p. tn,. Rev. MU v liken officiating. Interment will be In the Portland mauso leum. ' . SMITH At her heme, "515 South Twenty-first street, ' May 6, 1922, Anna Gunning Smith, Wife jof Fred R. Smith at the , age,of 75 years. ' Besides her husband she Is survived: by three children, Frank W. Gun ning? Sterlin, Kan.; Fred C. Gunning, and Mrs. Jennie Moore,: Turner, Or. 1 ' Remains are.: in i care, of the Terwilliger funeral- home where they will lle1nf state, ' Monday, from -1 to 12. Services will be fron the Methodist church at Tui? ner, Or., Monday at 2 p. mi'S Rev. Mickey officiating, buriaj in Twin Oaks cemetery. She was a member of Sedgwick W. R. C. No. 1. Webb '& Clough LeatJing Fcncnl Directors Expert Embalsxers The J. R. Wat kins Products A. A. ENGLEBART. City Sales Manager 246 Lafelle Street, Salem, Ore. Phone 1734W. Goods delivered CHICKEN DINNER ' SERVED . " ALL DAY TODAY ;-; AT THE GrUYBELLE Films Devjrloped In at one., five they're done. Pattoa Book' Store. Adv. FHet Rerrlce Certifleale ' Sergeant Glen R. Manker . ha filed with County Clerk V. Q Boyer, who entered the service. JuTy 25. 1918. lie served m the United States with the 42 nd com pany, 142nd depot brigade. MacDomal(Ta Fanner ftlmsnac - At Tyler's Drug Store. Adj. Films Developed Free Quick serflce-work. Patton Bros. In at one, out at five. k Adv. Car Reported Stolen - H. D. Buckner. of 818 North Commercial street, reported the police that his car had been stolen last night from Fourteenth near Center street. The car bears Oregon license number 38. 917 and engine number B-79,lf - The Best Yet Rose Coghlan-Long Filler 5c Cigar, can now be had at any store. Adv. - Films Developed Fi Quick service- - work. Patton Bros. In at 'one, out at five. Adv. , Business Was Dull Business for Cupid was very dull yesterday -In Marion county, only one marriage license being issued by -County Clerk U. G. Boyer. The nuptial permit was made out to Russell Sayre, labor er, and - Alvina Butler, student, both of Silverton. Burn More Air Use less gas, get more power, Install an Air Eater, 252 State 9t., 660 N. Capital, 410 S. ComL. or phone 545 W for demonstration Adv. Plaintiff Gets Verdict- George S. Hall, plaintiff iu the suit filed against Fred Wr.ght wasTyesterday awarded a verdict tfor S32C0 and costs. The action Involved recovery of money .in volved in , the purcha&e of land in Marion county. Kodak Season Here : Patton Book Store develops films, free. In at one, out .at five Adv. Back to, Pve.War Quality , Rose Coghlan-Long filler Cigar, at any store. Adv. Nujse Flics Record Grace E. Durham yesterday filed her record of war tturte ser vice with- County Clerk Iioyer. She entered the service from Walpole, N. H., April 3r 19V. and. was .from active service. May 31,1919. Legal Blanks - - Get them at The Statesman of- fide. ' Catalog on application -r- Youthful Smoker Held James H. Fargo 16, wa held for' a short time at the police sta tion last night while officers wait ed for Information concerning the local cigarette dealer who was re ported to have sold cigarettes te young Fargo who lives at 833 Mill street The lad admitted purchasing the cigarettes but re fused to divulge the name of the dealer who he said had provided the smoking. Patrolman Vtc.r took Fargo into custody when ihe lad's growing cigarette attracted the officer's attention. Lebolds Grocery- Closed all day Monday. Adv. Dont Worry: Smoke a Rose, Coghlan-Long any store.- finer Be cigar, at Adv. Bicycle Brought In Residents of tbe Marion apart ments yesterday reported to the police that a bicycle tad been left several days ago at the apart; ments. The wheel was brought into the police station andgis be ing held for its owner. Good Used Pianos 165, 190, $225. Little L. Stiff monthly payments. H. Furniture Co. Adv. At Last; A Long Filler Cigar. The Rose Coghlan, any store, Try one. Adv. at Partnership Formed Two Salem dentists. Dr. Chal mer. George and Dr. .Lloyd R. Springer, have Joined forces and will conduct offices In the Mason ic building at the same room formerly occupied by Dr. George. Dr. Springer has for some time been associated with Dr. Leon E. Barrich, also of this city. The George-Springer offices at the Masonic building ha7e been re modeled dnrlng the vpsfct .two weeks and will be opened tomor row. Blossom Day Lunch 75 cents, at the Gray Belle to day. Adv. ) HOTEL ARRIVALS 4 MARION George Archibald Mrs. C. T. Travers. Miss Lillian Hayes, G. C. Morris, Mrs. W. F Adams. Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Rob- soni It- and Mrs. A. G. . llndley, Miss M. E. Thompson, Miss Ger trude Gray, Miss Margaret Gray, W. Lawson Mr. Bd Mrs.f P. It. Kaae. Mr. and Mrs. U. Hi Werer. Mr. and Mrs; G. . Ross. Mr. aadn Mrs.' A. B. Adams; Miss I. Free eian. C W. Itarreu. Mr and lra. J- E. Collins. W. A. Holla way, of Portland. X. Scbraatx. Mt. Ann uel: Angus "tfJwartx." Gertrude Rows, Floy Veldeta, Mr. and Mrs. Wheaton," PV W. Clinton, San Francisco: L. J. Christopher, G. M. tMrWrd.TJeorge B. Gray. Mr. and Mrs. fjarry Peyton. Seattle; Sirs. Esther Beting, Des Moines; F. J. Waldbn, New York; Mr. and Mrs. A.,M. Wright, Portland; Mr. and Mri'AI H. King, Mr. and Mrs. A. Patton R. Kaldor, J. B. Fos ter, Eugene; Kenneth Thompson, The Dalles; H. P. Sticklt. Manila; Mr. and Mrs. Mildred E. Dodds, Gladys B. Moore. Albany; J. E. Tolman, Corvallls; J. W. Bridge. Spokane; E. Murphy, Peoria; Miss G. Wilson, Oregon City. TERMINALr-Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Manzy, Memphis, Tenn.; A. W. McClain. Vallejo. Cal.; Charles H. King. San Francisco; P.. A. Rog ers, San Diego; Mr. and Ms. A. Patton, Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan, Seattle; Louis A. Dow, Ruby Brumfield, Jack Smith, U G. Chassinea. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Williams, Olin Lewis, A. B. Ad ams, Portland. BLIGH George Barnes, , San Francisco; J. J. Waddel. Sacra mento; Mrs. C. E. Powell, Mabel McFarlane. Mrs. C. D. Cochran. Mrs. F. P. Ellis and Mrs. E. J. Teter. all of Valsets; J. R. Lee, E. J. Frishee, J. C. Kneeves, Paul Petri. M. E. McCarty, Mrs. Daisy Petara, George Kinnear and Mrs. and Mrs. J. L,' Sintmons, all reff isterlng from Potland: I. E. Steele. Seattle. O. Bewley. Dallas: J. C. Simpson, Salem; and Mr. and Mrs. George Buell, Silverton. . The Kidneys and the Skin. If the kidneys are weak or torpid, the skin will be pimply or blot chy. Hood's Sarsaparilla strength ens and stimulates the' kidneys, and clears the complexion. By thoroughly purifying th-j blood it makes good health. Adv. PERSONALS Mrs. S. C. Dyer returned Satur day evening from a sjx weeks trip through California. E.G. E Well Known Jeweler Suc- cumbs After Week's III- ness With Pneumonia jEK- Gordon Wallace of Salem died Friday afternoon at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Wallace following an illness of ene wetek. Besides his parents h? is survived by his widow, a broth er,' A. L. Wallace, and his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wal lace". - . " Mr., Wallace was born in Mc- Hartman's Glasses Wear them and see ! Easier and Better HARTiBROS- ' Phone 1255. Salem, Oregon SAVE $ $ $ by ' buying your hardware and furniture at The Capital Hard ware 3s Furniture Co S85 No. Ootmaercial street. Phone 047. CAPITAL. BARGAIN HOUSE - Ft-el On 2-kdrM dtie and tracks, xeawubl; also soma tlumblnf" nppIlM. A good 'TnUM'it a iartaia. 215 Castor. St. Fhoas 393 that Cry In The Night! ARE TOU x PREPARED? Does your medicine chest contain a lot of empty bot tjes, cartons and , boxes un fit for emergency use? If so. then: it's time to clean house. This is Tirst Aid" Week. Let us suggest" an assort ment of staple articles that yon' should have. The cost, considering convenience and elimination of worry, is tri vial. .... . Be prepared for that cry in the night. Schaefer's Drug Store Sole Agent Garden Court Preparations l&N. Ccft Phone 197 TRT THE FEXSLAR ' DRUG STORE FIRST W1E PASSES 1 MinnTiibv February 2C. 1SS3, and made his home in Salem tor many ryears. He was at the time ot his death employed as, a mauufactar kig and .repair man at Hartmab Bros. Jewelry store. r He was a member of Salew lodge No. 33.'B. P. O. Elks in wHoae eaarge the fnneral services will be. The funeral will be held "Monday from Webb k. Ckmgh'e chapel, Rer. W. T .Milliken olll- liciatins. The remains will be sent fo the mausoiem in Portland fol lowing the funeral service. George A. White Speaks At $mail Valley Towns George A. White, candidate for SPECIAL Blossom Day Dinner Service 12 noon to 8 p. m. THE SPA BRING TOTAL TO ELEVEN Today DEATHS Portland's Sore Throat Epidemic Traced Directly to High Scoring Raw. Mil&Dairy h ;' . . 101TEPHG "The Test That Tells SAFEGUARD LIRGEH THRDAT EPIDEMIC I V n d governor, spoke yesterday after noon at Dallas. Independence and Monmouth." The- previous sight he ; spoke I- at Clayton. Colonel Whit-finds- his -eawdMaey-favor We announce RENTAL ; Newest Fiction COMMERCIAL THE IT CAN Draw the Above with three strokes of the pencil without re-tracing a line - I - AND REilERIBER s . r ! Yon Can Always Do Better on a Plana or Player Piano! At This Store - y ?,t)t9t TOTAL EIGHT BURY 16TH SEPTIC SORE THROAT VICTIM SORE THROAT . DEATHS NOW DfoBlii" MILK OIK "Buy your milk pasteurized from a clean dairy -United States Department of Agriculture "Buy it pasteurjEzed, for pasteurization saves lives and prevents sickness" -w, Dr.'R. J. Rosenau, Harvard University . ; ', "Pasteurization Is positively necessary fop all milk for the sake of safety. It is the only guarantee." "No epidemic ott disease has ever been traced to, pasteurized milk. , Charles E. North; M. Former Health . . Commissioner, New. York City, . At Your Grocers or Phone 725 Bottled The Sanitary Way. ably received at each place L.J 1 rvlsited. ; ; : Read. the Clafedv.Ads opening of our " j. - , UBRARY 3 centa per day l i K1 -it BOOK STORE - PUZZLE BE DONE d ,: Mm IS Tin mim ... ... ... .k .: .. : Hjl ' ill i in jT t -"'fi'v ' XU . SSStj : ' KaBmassass9ssBaBBaeaaBaBaBacasaBKBBBJBBBaa.- mniEsui DtMiillD . dies mmj , "or Youir.Family'a Sake" n 3i: t I if !Q i n Hi in M i! a. !l R i li' il II a n n si I! i! W. IL Banks,' Mr. and Mrs. R. I!. . a - - - ' "Hi. A ! . . - f. . .... .-..It ... . .