THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 11; 1922
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
F,rm I Named - ....
lleruan Tasto, living on section
7 township 7 south, has filed the
name of ?FaIrview , roultry
luncn" for hi farm. The filing
Is made In the oce of ;tbe county
clerk.,, , .') ;, ," ';vi:; .f-V'-;. . .
. jack'i Cafe v. .., "C; v
113 S. Com Et. A good place to
eat. Tsbles and counter- Adv.
are not more harmful than any
other, vehicles of like weight. . He
alleges that (he cUy ordinance im
posing a tax of $200 for the use
of the street for a stare line.
are not regulatory tut are highly
a icrl minatory. ; ,
galcm Company Sued ':
The Hammond Lumber", com
ii.ny of JIMdty has filed- suit
against the' Oregon Wbod Prod
acts company of Salem, lor $237
sieged to be due, on account. The
wnA Products V company had
)f WW t
bought material from the Ham
nni neoole. who desired a set-
tlementV f -
Iear Jlmmle Porter
Our new trombone player, at
the big dance at the armory Sat
urday night. Adv. ,
Battery Firm Closes-
The Urban Battery, company,
doing business on North Commer.
Val street, has temporarily closed
its shop' pending a settlement on
a suit brought by a Portland firm
attaching the machinery: for an
account claimed to be doe.
Ittier PnaJHfrn, Balloons -
To all children calling "at the
Oregon theater' Saturday. Aav
': Parker Replies rV-. : :
J. W. Parker of the Parker
uks lines.; has filed in the cir
cuii court a reply to the suit of
. Parker--' "-City. Of Silverton. He
dent that the .machines he uses
tor his - Mages are exces
sively jheavy or dangerous
" navinc: he says' that
they - are White v. trucks wtfgh
lng 6000 pounds and" that they
Yours Couple Marry-- Mrs. Earl Andrews and their IXew Corporatlo
Ernest O. Howes, aged 19. and Icons - Kendall and Paul, all of I Articles of incorporation were
Alta Crandstaff. aged 15. were I Chickaiha- Okla.. have been -visit-1 filed here yesterday by the Ore-
granted a license to marry, Thursyl ing at the home of Frank Rosea-gon-California livestock company
day, at the office of the county quest, 17 OS Fir street; The Okla-Iwith headquarters at Portland,
cierc iney were accompanied by I hnm.n. hv boon tourinai the I and ha vine a eaDitaUzatlon of
parents, the bride-to-be by her fa-j west from Old Mexico up through! $100,000. The incorporators are
iner ana ine groom by His mother, J California and Oregon. From I Stephen C. M. Appleby, G. F. Fa-
wno gave tneir written and verbal w th. -xnect to zo to Canada, ber and W. H. Macuire. The
consent to the wedding, despite liter visiting Yellowstone park, j Logan Oil Development company.
cr ituuw ase oi me con-Ti, n.rt ranaidera the roaasihavine headauarters at Umatilla.
throughout in good , shape. Mr. I filed articles yesterday. The cap-
and Mrs. HU1 expect to be rest
dents of Salem in the near lu
ture.
Will Build Apartments -
E. A. Adsltt, at 352 North
Twelfth street was on Thursday
granted an official building per
mit to spend $4000, in remodeling
a residence into a modern apart
ment house. ' v
Tube Free ,;-' "
with each tire, 80x3 Vacuum
Cup, $10.15; 30x3 Vacuum
Cup, $11.95. ' Fairgrounds Store.
Who Is the Sly stery
Piano player? Hear him at thj
dance at the armory Saturday
night. Adv.
Three Inmates Escape-
Three inmates of the feeble
minded school escaped Wednes
day and the local , police have
been requested to aid in locating
them. The boys' names are Clyde
irks. 13: Clarence Nichols, 14
and George Miller, 13. All wore
blue overalls and blue shirts when
they made their escape.
t ratting parties.
Ileltxrt Will Build
James Heltzel was on Thursday
gTanted city permits for two new
residences at 914 and 924 Sag-
naw street, to cost about $2100
each. . ;;' i ' t - I
iUUxatlon is $75,000 and the In
corporators are R. W. Gelbrath,
W. J. Logan, W. C. Kirk. S. S.
Palmer and others.
Eritkfcn, Adolph Anderson, Ta
coma; A. A. Tusslng. Brownsville;
Walter Lowe. Minneapolis; G. F.
Baker, H. K. Brin, Seattle; Mr.
and Mrs. A.. Brown, Halsey, Anna
Beker, Centralia.
TERMINAL L. M. Burastead.
C T. Johnson. G. D. Loder, C. W.
Strattoo, Rosa MacDonald. Mr.
and Mrs. M. A. Howard. Portland;
G. E. Raymond, Seattle; P. A.
Lacy, Eola; P. C. Robertson. Ta
eoma; Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lewis,
Mrs. Flora Grange, Mrs. Ella
Marshall, Sacramento.
Hill Military Academy Portland
Or., has primary, , preparatory
and academic departments. Adv.
" T
Millie Bodcn Sues "
Millie Boden has filed suit for
divorco from Joseph Boden, the
suit being Instituted Thursday
Cruelty and insult are alleged, and
deception in securing a deed to
property that had been owned by
the pla'ntiff before her marriage.
The couple were married In Octo
ber, 1920.
Trank. Baa aad Leather
Before you take A trip can ana i Blower Will Speak
look at those Betterbllt trunks at I .-The Lions club will dine again
F. E. Bhaf era, 170 8. Commercial. I today noon at the Marion. George
Adr. , I Cromwell Blower, the memory
and efficiency expert who aaa
To Members of Oregon I made an enrUble record as a
Cedar camp, M. W. of A. Fun- psychoanalyst all over the nation,
eral services of Neighbor T. C. is to be their "lion- for the day,
Davidson will be held Friday, and is to speak on the big ques-
AUgust 11 at 2 o'clock from Webb tion of getting over one's best.
& Clough's. Adv.
whatever it Is.
Who Is the Mystery
Piano player? Hear him at the
dance at the armory Saturday
night. Adv. -
Chanters Win Sing
One of the interesting numbers
on the band program tonight is
that by the Elks' Chanters, with
band ccompaniment. Dan Lang
enberg is director or the cnanv
ers, a company of singing Elks
who put on some fine stuff for
PERSOMLS
-Miss Frances Gellatly of . the
state board of control offices left
yesterday for Corvallls and New
port for a vacation of two weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Myers and
various Elks entertainments and j Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Webb returned
inrk Thev annearwVth thel this week from the beach and
Party Is Touring
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Andrews,
Mr.' and Mrs. James Hill, Mr. and
band tor their associates, in a de
lectable number that ought to go
bis.
DIED
Do Not Forget
. The Seven Serenaders at the
big dance at the armory Saturday
night Ad r.
ii par Jimmie Porter
nn. now trombone player, at
the big dance at the armory Sat
urday night. Air.
1 lluPJ
"Xlhy Girls Leave:
2--7:159:15 p. m.
' Tomorrow 'i -Florence
YIdor 7
ELAINE
HAMMERSTE1N
. In
"Why Announce
Your Marriage"
Legal Blanks
Get them at The Statesman of
fice. Catalog on application.
Adr.
BoxinK Tonight, Armory-
Eight p. m. Adv.
DAVIDSON Thomas C. David
son passed away, at his home
at 1534 South Commercial
street, August 9. 1922. Mr.
Davidson was 67 years old and
has lived in Salem all his life
He ia survived oy hfs' widow,
.' Amney V. Davidson, one daugh
ter, Mrs. Mason Bishop of Sa
lem, and a son, Rupert R. Da
ridson of Brownsville, Or. Fu-
eral services Friday. August H vn Ubor Dar Program
at 2 p. m in the Webb t. t a well attended meeting of
Clough chapel. Interment wull th anion organizations of the city
be in the I. O. O. F. cemetery, it n?ght. it Was decided to how I h cottare that is always
no esnecial demonstrauqn ior -lw-iti, for thnm. Ther will re-
SCH1NDLER August 9 at we bor day, September . mere w.M .ln th-. for . month. accord
late residence, 637 East Twelfth be races and probably various pic-1 j. t0pre8ent pin.
street, North Portland, uena nics at tne tate fair grounos inatj v Mr8 p F Po8t of jebanon, is
E. Schindler, age 69 years, s'- day, and the unions were invuea i tttlng for a ew dayg wltQ Mr8
ter of Emanuel ana reier to join in and make u a Eenerwij juce, of South Twelfth
scnmaier oi - saiem, uui oi i celebration, as some oi me i
M
vidua! unions, and many oi vn
individuals, had already made
plans for the day. and it was felt
to be impossible to insure a gen!
morn-ing, funeral services wW I eral attendance and participation
be held-Friday, August 11, Mln the parade, it was voted to Eire
3 m. from the Rigdon cha- t up altogether. V :
have gone on to Foley Hot
spifngs.
' - Mr. and Mrs. Lyle McCroskey of
Stayton were in Salem yesterday.
Oswald Wfest was in Salem
Wednesday on business.'
Harry Brumbaugh returned to
Salem yesterday from Portland.
Rev. and Mrs. W, T. Mllllken
are spending the week . at the
beach.
i Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stone of
Portlard were in Salem yesterday.
Mr. Stone Is general secretary of
the Portland Y. M. ,C. A.
David Eyre will go to Newport
today, driving; orer for the weekend.
Judge and Mrs. George H. Bur
nett left Thursday mornfng for a
summer outing at Newport, where
Wolgamott Case Appealed
to State Supreme Court
Transcript of appeal was re
ceived at the supreme court yes
terday . in the case of the state
against Ernest S. Wolgamott, in
which activities attributed to the
Ku Kluz Klan figured prominently
at Med ford.
Wolgamott was convicted of
having liquor hi his possession
and was sentenced by Judge F.
M. Calkins to serve two years in
the county Jail at hard labor. He
filed a mot'on for a new trial, and
a letter signed by the Ku Klux
Klan was shortly alterwara re
ceived by Judge Calkins warning
him not to grant the new tr'al.
Also a delegation from the Klan
is said to have conferred with
him at his home. The motion for
new trial was not allowed, though
there was nothing to indicate, it
is said, that the judge was lntim-
OHMS
mm oil bill
Salem Band Gains Reputa
tion All Over Coast; Trav
: elers Stop Here
re-
Only four more concerts
main ia the Salem band park con
crt eri?, the 'one ton'ght. two
next week, and one the week tol
lowing. Then it will be all oft
for more thoasands of people who
have Nen enjoying these delight
ful programs, than the casual Sa-
lemite might believe.
They have been coming in from
Turner. Silverton, - W'oodburn,
from Dallas, from every pnt of
the compass, to hear these open
a'r programs. The story has
spread all up and down the coast
People make it a po'.nt to stop
here oa Tuesday and Friday nights
to hear the-band music as it la
played in Salem. There . is no
other regular band service, any
where in Oregon, it is bel eved;
at least not so regular or so long
a season or so effective an organ
isation.
Some of the bandsmen have
been engaged in this work for a
long t'.me. It is 24 years since
Selection Tausf (Gounod). -Serenade
Sabbath Mora (Jew
ell). . , - . - .
Selection ;Tho Tenderfoot ,
(Hearts).
CoL Stuart March (Weidon).
Star Spangled Banner. - i
First Methodist Church '
Now Undergoing Repairs
Repairs , that will cost nearly
$800 are being mado at the First
Methodist church, v ! ,
Tho ground floor. Or Sunday
school room, Is being renovated,
and re-ceiled with plaster board
preparatory to repapering. AU
tho old unsightly electrie light
wires will be covered by the new
finish rpstaira, the gallery floor
has teen pointed, and ,all . the
pews both ot maM floorjaAi"jCr'
lery Tarnished - d r-vaed
The church ia to be In readiness
tor the-blvss;Othe Oregof
conference, that convenes , bfe
SeptemW . : The summer time
was chosen for doing the work,
while the vChurch wss uaed the
least ot any time ot tha year dar
ing the series of union services in
tho park. . -rr,;.v; V ?
Idated by the Klan
Transcript of appeal was also John Gra ber first started to build
rece'-ved from Medford in thel up a genuine lasting concert band
case of the state against James
Edwards, who also was convicted
tor violation of the prohibition
law. ,
Otto and Walter Muelhaupt ot
Salem, Frieda Theef 11 and O. W.
T. Muelhant ot Portland. The
remains will arrive Friday
HOTEL ARRIVALS I
pel, concluding services in tne
City View cemetery.
VOLKAt a local hospital early
Thursday morning, Mrs. Grace
Jewett Volk, wife of Gerald
Volk. The remains are at the
Rigdon mortuary. Announce
t meut of funeral awaiting arriT
r al ot-sister from the east.
Mulkey ts. Gardeau
Main event boxing show, arm-
v j w.pM. , ... 1
v.
I
MARION Mr. and Mrs. F. S
Bramwell. Grants Pass; Robert
Doneily. H. D. Smartt, Frank
Bates. Eugene; R. W. HPnkley
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Powell, Mrs.
M V. Wakefield. Roseburg; R
Fate. Myrtle Creek: A. F. Perrin
Columbus, O.; W. J. Shupe, Suth
erlln; Elizabeth Jones, Salt Lake
W. S. Whalen, Waterloo, Ia.; H
E Kirk, Corvallls; Myra Craw
LADD & BUSH, BANKERS
; EiUblliked 18 5S .
' General Bnkixi4? Builneii
Office Honri from 10 a. xa, to p. ra '
nn Anderson Returns
Gus Anderson, still as volatile
nil iiukiksllverish and irrepressi-
bleas ever. is back m Salem forlford Preston Hoct, R. E. Drake
few days Tlstt wun n- moine i r jr. amwf ji. n.. opcuce, m
. . . a m it-. - .Mf1w TTa I If T Q WnAilwo frY 11 Xfr.
- . p n a o . im t mnn li m i cbl ui iu -
GWIN At his nome, iav ouuiu --- . - t vrthwestl .Ith Portl-nd! W. S. Gillock
. . m M 1 SIIHHL LUD UStOV J VSM ' m B-w- w - -
UbOrty Sireei, juonuay au ,- ,Mn. .retting 1 R.ttl. Ground. Wash.: Ralph
his matter's degree after graduat
ing from! Willamette university,
and carrying on a law course lookj.
" "
TIGHTENS
II I. A RHP '
11 Every Housewife Needs
II - An r-1'
Electric
Iron . . '
FLEENER'S
Electric Store
II tt'a p...t CI III
ii ; tit
. , . TRT OCB
!;.-.k'm&al Meal Pics.
' ' On Tues. and Wed.
ma littlh ladies btore
1C90 Ceater SU, corner lzta
STE1NB0CK
JUNIVCO.
Pays ' Best Cash Prices
for .
JUNK
and' . ', .
-OLD FURNITURE"
' The House of Half a -Million
and One Bargains
402 N. CoxnX Phone 523
save,$$:$
!' i
V ihy buying your hardware and,' fur-
Blture at The CaplUl Hardware
;: 4 Furniture Co- SSS No. Com-
, , merclal street. phono i47.
Hirfcim'f Glints
' j Wear them and see
; Easier and Better
. IIARTLIAIi BROS.
Phcsa Salsa, Orta
7.
' . i a
ago 72 years. He leaves & wia
ow. Mrs. Llllie Gwin; one son.
. rtl a. Pal m
, aTw ing to admission to the bar. His
oromer. o. . ,7 sister, Miss Hazel Anderson, was!
Canada, and a sister, Mrs. J. M. " Mnrth western She
Wlliams of Eugene. Funeral wHh hln? in Northwestern.
y ' V., r7 k,u vHdr stopped n Kansas for a few days
tUtn iorwaruett w .w. , , r-h.en for
Cll AilO auf
the comlna: year. Her visit here
at home will be very short, as she I
must return to her school dufes.M
Mr. Anderson will return to
Northwestern, about September
10. ! 4
Battle Ground,
Grant, Dallas; Lulu L. Hughes, H
GJ Dally, D. D. Young. Seattle;
A. Tripp. Sheridan; R. Gj'rk, Har
rtsburg, Penn.
4 Bligh H. A. Mason, Albany
P. S. Logan, John Anderson
Vice President Cool id ge has won
a box of cigarettes la a ratne. Be
ware ot the first false step. Cl.
fn Salsm; it is that long since Di
rector Oscar Steelhammer started
In to. make band music a thing of
community lite though he did
not start it in Salem quite that
Agreement Reached in - Sad tWit. service, for
CrOOK COUnty Project Memorial day. every year.' without
charge. Director - Steelhammer
A tentative agreement has been says that money doesn't go with
reached betwoen the state frrlga- his organisation on these patriotic,
tion securities commission and national holidays. - Every year,
the Crook county irrigation dis- the band visits all the state hospt
trlct whereby the commission will tals and institutions in or, near
approve bonds covering the pro-salem, to give free concerts at
posed construction of an irrign-jeach place. As a money-making
tion system for 2500 acres in the institution It is a failure.
project. I But as an artistic success, it
Lanl values in the district, it v goes big. The boys would like to
said, do not warrant certification have sv lUtle more money appro-
of tho entire issue of $189,000 printed, to make It possible to en.
asked for but the commission courage a few more players, up
agreed to certify as far as the I to 3d at least.' The present city
values warrant on condition that appropriation doesn't go a great
contract be entered into by I deal. beyond paying the music
which the entire system would' be bills and tho hall rent and unl
constructed and the remainder of I form , expenses, says Director
the payments made to the con- steelhammer. If they could have
strurtlon company after delivery players, and fill in all the chinks
of water on the land. The North And gaps in instrumentation
Canal company is tho construct- they'd feel that band ; lue was
ing concern. The bonds to be cer-j -worth the living. If It still failed
titled Include 4 per cent for at- to pay an income, , it would show
torney's fees. . i an appreciation that would make
them work like- -laves to put M
over.
The program for tonight, to be
given if the weather permits, is
as follows:
Punjab march, (Payne)
Selection 'Amortta" from Cxi
bulk's opera "Laurendeau
Vocal Mrs. , Hallie . Parrlsh
Hinges (Havana).
Popular numbers: "Here Comes
Dinah Belle ot the Ball';; "Kiss
Me Again"; "Dancing Fool
Elk Chanters Band Accompanl
ment.
Senator-Willis says it is time
that sex disappeared from poli
tics. Does the senator propose
to expel the women? Why, they
have just begun to sit in the
gam3.
liliiiM
a a ww .. . .
Just
Right
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.
t33ffce occupes :
aplacfeWthe';. v;
meal that recpi
ou can almys :
dqpend on Golden
west.
interment.
Webb & Clough
Letiliaf Fcstrtl
Dirtctcrs
Expert Ersbihstn
Company P Boxing Show
: Armory, tonlght-r Adv.
MIKE'S AUTO .
.WRECKING
' HOUSE
Parts for OneThird to
" One-Half Off ,
I buy old cars,
421 KCcaft Those .523
FRUIT JARS
New Mason Frnit Jars,
. Quarts 70c Dozen; -:
, ntUhe -
CAPITAL
BARGAIN
house;;-
215 Center Street I
.;- Phone 398
. Wc buy and sell
. ; EVERYTHING
Tin Sat Foreet
The Seven Serenaders at tne
big dance at the armory Saturday
night. Adr.
United Army Stores
For Tents, Paulins
Folding Chairs
Blankets
. Folding Cots.
Shoes, Breeches
and all kinds of
Camping EquPmcn ;
' See us i before baying
United Army Stores
230 South Commercial St.
Salem, Oregon
Rah fx Bom 1
A son was born Wednesday , to
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Douglas
in BMkiler. Cal. Mrs. Douglas
was formerly Miss Isobel McGU
chrlst. !
2ft Rounds Boxing-
Tnnirht. Armory. 8 o'clock.
Adv. I
(Mr
Watch
Fo r :
r'Em
Do You Feel Young?
you are as young as you
teeL j If you re suffering
rrom eyestrain, or are wear
ing glasses improperly ad
Justed to your own individ
ual f equiyemenU. you bV
not feel as young as you
should. , ',
WE CAN HELP YOU
Come, in and talk it over
with us.
MORRIS
! r OPTICAL CO.
S01-S Oregon Bldg. v
Oregon's Largest Optical1
InstituUon
Phone 239 for appointment
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Dependable
Phone - rdepc VBS-W,
i . DARIGOLD MILK ', : :::
is not known by any comparison with other brands
of milk. Darigold quality is distinctly peculiar to
the selection of the fresh milk evaporated for this
milk only
VISIT OUR DEMONSTRATION BOOTH v.
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and try this milk for yourself. Hundreds of people;
are buying Darigold, not because it's cheaper--but
because it's better
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See grocery prices yesterday's Statesman
Eventually you .will buy at
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