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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON .STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 21, 1923 il v a. (I 1 t 1 n I 4 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF Canning Hid Not Eacupe Officials: ol the Mate penlten tiary call atten'ioii to an erron eous Oregon City dispatch that I v appeared in we newspapers yes terday to the eiltct that ixiwaru Canrfing . had escaped from the Btate prison. C&mir.j? is still safe behind the prison walls. Canning has made no attempt to escape and officials do not know how the report bocamo curreutt. 'There has been no escape from the state prison for more than a year. Experienced VaUrt-sse Wanted At The Gray Delle. Adv. Child Vam Away The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. , Wallace Reid '. '. J Bebe Daniels ufh-Vrt'-- ... V', - ('. Frances Tipton - : On Our. " -Wuriitzer Organ : ' ; Starting: Saturday Eve. i f - Rudolph1 Valentino '7: In . ; V -Hri' j u "Blood and Sand" t LAUD BUSp, BANKtuKS t .... , Established 1868 ; General Banking Business . s . . ', - ....... , ' .. .. . ; - .- ' Office Hours from 10 a, in. (o 3 p. in. J. A. Donaghue 545 Ferry Street, r Phone" 75 EXPERIENCED SALESPEOPLE .WAITED IMMEDIATELY .l)r;Gobs;vdbthins:fSho'aiid Ready-to-Wear De--if S p t A partments, experience necessary '-.i-j 'j " ! ' :" 'Apply Mr. 1904 1922 iHil niAyji i'l'ini who pays all bilb by check always has the "right change." always gets a receipt,, al- ways has a complete record of all "income" . i . ' and "expense" and never is the victim of the. "hold:up-man." ; Why not .' vV'"'" Open a Checking - Account Today ! United States National Bcink The Bank That Service Built" . Robert Boardman. was taken sud denly and unaccountably ill Tues day, and in spite of all that medi cal and nursing' skill could do, passed away Tuesday right at the Boardman home on South Thir teenth street. Ihc infant' seemed especially strong and hearty. Trusses T.' Fitted at Tyleifsbrug Store by ffa expert In the buslnest . -Adr. Teacher. of Piano u . Allie Chandler, 'studio 251 North Cottage, phone 823W. AdT, A Classified Ad Will bring you a buyer, AdT. Leaving Today Jack London's "The Son of the WoI" With ' Wheeler Oakman and Edith Roberts - Next Attraction Florence Vidor In "Dusk to Dawn" 1 Salem, Oregon 1360 Banner The Man or woman Plaa Day S . r The annual plan day of the ru ral school ; teachers ot Marlon, county 11 be cn September 20. according to ' announcement ' Bv Mrs. M. Ji,:, .Fnlkersonl Marlon county superintendent -of schools. The sesHion will be livid In the au ditorium of the Salem liigh school. The revised stats course of study will be explained. - The school principals oMhe county will meet at th high school the "same day anad will also attend Naturaliza tion hearings m the circuit court. For Sale Ferd truck with body and cab. in food shape at a bargain. -Vlck Brothers. Adr. Opening of Piano Studio El ma Weller.wHl receire pupils in piano beginning Septi. 20. All new and former classes in the Dunning Improved Music " Study for beginners will be formed on and" after October 2. Adv. Cftargcd With Sjeedtng Emerson Groves of Independ ence, was arrested early yesterday morning by Officer Shelton charg ed with speeding1. He posted $10 for a hearing in poKce cburt Mon day afternoon. - For Sale - Ford trncfc with hody and iab, good shape at a iarealn. vick in Brothers. Adir. Legal Blanks Get them at Tha ftta flee. Catalog on annlicatlon. Adv. Boy is Run Down Lloyd Estes, Tonne son of M. A. fcstes, 195 North Twenty-third street, while riding a bicycle on the state hospital grounds about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon was run down by one of the hospital cars driven by W. J. Irwin, The lad, who escaped serious injury, assumed responsibility for the crash. Tracey Wood Co. Has gone out of business and will take no more orders. Adv Experienced Waitress I Wanted-at The Spa. Adr. Tillfnghksts Leave- Mr. and Mrs. E. S. TilHnebast together with the'r ton Edward. and Mrs. Tillinehast'S mother. iert yesterday, for Fulton. Mo.. wnere Air. Tllimghaai will assume charge of the state school for the deaf there. Their daughter Hilda is remaining behind to resume her studies at the University of Ore gon. Dont Fail to Visit Salem's newest high grade lad ies tailor. Largrst selection of imported woolens for":, long coats and suits. Pri-es reasonable. W J. Mayer, McCormick Bldg. Phone 69ZAdr. , xJfUST RECEIVED Shipittentof ' SLIP-ON-SWEATERS at' SHIPLEY'S HartraanY Glassei 5 Wear them and see Easier ; and Bettei HARTMAN BROS. Phone 1255. Salem, Oregoi SAVE $ $ $ by buying yovnr nardware and furniture at The Capital Hard ware & Furniture Co., 285 No. Commercial St. , Phone 947; WANTED All kinds of Second-hand Furniture, Tools, Machinery Cash Market Price Paid "CAPITAL BARGAIN HOUSE Phone 398 215 Center Street Roll Top and Flat Top I At Bargab Prices These. Are - r Unusual Values ' See U3 ,f6f machinery " parts, stoves landnranges Steinbock Jtmk' Co. 'House of Half, Million ; 1 and One Barprains" 402 K Com'l St. Phone 523 . Very Special Experienced Watmwew Wanted At The Gray Eelle. Adv. .-; "v V' Freshmen Kntertained- :The first of a' series of Ep worth league receptionsfor the freshman class of Willamette uni versity was held Wednesday at the Leslie Methodist church. Through the coperation of the different Methodist churches of the city the new students of the university will become - acquainted with each ether and with the church. The next party . will be held Friday ight at the First Methodist hurch. The following oneWIl be held at Jason Le Methodist hurch the following week. Ev4 erett Lisle, Geofge Moorhead, Miss Laura Pemberton, Miss Veda Rhoten. and Miss Laura Hoyt ser ved as a committee which resent ed a program and 1 good refresh ments. Experienced Waitresses Wantetl At The-Oray Belle. Adv. Bertha Junk-Darby Teacher Of Piano and "Godowsky Pro gressive Series." class work in 'Junior Course" on fundlmental work. Studio, 679 North Cottager Phone. 1950-W. Adv. Pastor in Waldvflle In yesterday's Statesman It was erroneously stated that Milton W. Forgythe was pastor at Woodburh Instead the article should have read Waldvllle, WEh. During the Methodist conference Rev. M. W. Forsythe was shifted from Sa lem to WoodUurn and f f oiri Wood- burn to Waldvllle. Experienced Waitresses Wanted At The Gray Belle. Adv. Students Are PicdafPd . Ward Southworth, Stlem high school graduate and dehator of ex perlence and" Pnl Tluekley, Cal cutta,' India, students 'at Wlllam ette universitr were tiedeed yes terday to the Kappa Gamma llho fraternity. Experienced' Waitrr-Mies Wanted At The Gray Belle. Adr. Complaint Filed Alleging that roads operated by the Pacilic Spruce corporation and the Aianary Logging company fehould ' be common carriers and that they are refusing to the ex tent of unjust discrimination to do a public carrying business, the Port of Alsea'has, fHed -a com plaint against theni. with fhe puh lic service commission. A hear ing is asked and a- demand made that the companies file a schedule of freight rates. Experienced Walt resses Wanted At The Gray Belle. Adv. Manr StudeaNi Ttoirlstnw Registration at Willamette unL verslty after the second day was 477 students: 50! men and 273 women. Lausanne Hall is "com pletely filled and 'with a watting list.- Jack's Cafe - ... 1S3 Com; St. A rood blaee to cat. a muien ana counter.- Aav Tjearn Tb Play : The piano well in 12 : lesSons Thousands are already doing it ana everyone who haa taken the course In Salem says it is truly re- maritaole.. Go no to the "Water. man Piano school, room 3 MeCor. nack building, and they will be nappy to explain tne entire system to yon. Just think, reerardless of whether you can even "read notes now, In thre.e montb you may nonchalantly sit down to the piano and play any kind of mnsl oe may put before you Adv. MacDbnaIrs - lrarmer Almanac At Tylers Drag Store. Adr. I HOTEL ARRIVALS I .uAftiu.-y jbi. a. Davis. Oak land. JX :W. Landes. aHrold Groo, Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Johh son, C. C. JWhtte.xRodner Johb son, J.: Miller, John H. Rudd, 1 B. Greeny H: a Ball. O. XX Cul ver, Ralh H.-Klne. W. F. Jeffries Portland;1 Mr. and Mrj. c. Cliff New Westminster, B. C: Rose Mayfield, LeGrande; M. A Frye, Pott Angles, -WasW. ' .BUGH J. P,FlanAran. W W Price, E. M. McNeil. C. N. Rob erts, A. M. Hand, J. K Parrott R.' B,-Anderson, Geo: Johnson, M. Hilary, Mra.i Jack Russel, C L: Mack, A. Paulson.' Portland Millor E. eHcht,"Tacoma: O. W. I-- . . . ' '. Fteher. Seattle; Chas. Mills: Cfir- coran,-Colo. TERMINAL Lang Morto Corvallls: Chas. E. - Baddv nj FarshaU, Portland J. A. Dodd rr v x -M . - xuioa, uaia; , ja. Kreaw, gene. En I PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Hunt are now living-. in their' former real dence at 955 Marion street. Edward Schunke and family are- home frbm a trip to California. Mr. and Mrs; Georgd'Halvorsen have gone to Pendleton for the Round-up. . ; M.r. and Mrs. .Frank Zinn are home following two weeks va cation at the coast Miss Ethel Butler, former dsk cleric at the Western Union o6 ice, has accepted a position ai desk clerk n the Yaklraa, Wash 8 OPINIONS HANDED DOWN aternity Charge Dropped Agamst Kaui rates; Fix Guardians Fee Oniground that' the state had no right to appeal to the supreme court in a case of the kitfd unaer consideration, and wlthettt other wise passing on the caae, the su preme court ' yesterday dismissed the appeal of the state el rel Belle C. Boreland. , asperiant, vs. Paul C. Yates. - The plaintiff In the case alleged that the defen dant Yates was the father of her hild. In Judge Taswell's court in Portland "Yates was found not guilty, was ' discharged and his bail released. The trial as with out Jury! The opinion, of the su preme court-was written' by Jus tice -McCourt. Winthrop. Hammond, Portland merchant, will receive only $25,- 000 for his services as guardian of Thomas Prince, an incompetent person, , according, to an opinion of the supreme court yesterdaV, cn Hammond's appeal of the case from Judge Taiwell's court Ham mond . put in. a claim for $100,- 000. The lower court allowed him a. fourth of that and this udgm.entis' upheld "by the su preme court. He was appointed guardian January 3, 1918, and the ; guardianship was terminated by the death of the ward, 77 years old, February 3, 1920. E. D. Johnson "and- Harry ,M. Johnson, appellants, vs. John J. items et al; appeal from Tilla mook county; submitted on mo tion to dismiss; motion ' to dis miss denied in opinion by Justice Harris. Petitions 1 for rehearirigs denied mJ Walters vs. Waggoner; Bris- tow vs. ..Jennings;. Stroiig vs. Moore; Duty & Caul vs. Hicks. Motion to advance allowed by Twohy Bros. vs. Ochoco Irriga tion district Stipulation entered to . dismiss May' vs. Berechled and united States Lumber and Box company vs. Chenoweth. ,The( following attorneys were admitted to practice in Oregon on probation:' C. E. Ross, Washing ton; Horace V. Loy, California; George B. Johns, Montana; Myer Cv Rubin, California; Ernest E. Baker, Missouri; Arthur E. Doghe of Alaska. Sunday to take up her new du ties. A. E. Sealnan, attorney of Marshfleia, was transacting busi ness at the court house yester day. Dr. V, C. Staat3 of Dallas spent a few hoars here Wednesday look ing after, business matters. S. R. Tandy, real estate agent of Jefferson, was a visitor in Sa lm yesterday. THINGS BUSY AT THE GREAT STORE The People's Cash Store Is Transformed and immense Crowds Are Coming. The managers o the People's ! Cash Store did. not Btand upon the order of Sroin e to work, but vent immediatily to work making alterations ana .preparing ior their lareer husiness, as soon as they got possession of the cor ner store,' formerly, occupied hy the Portland Cloak & Suit com pany. . The wall3 -were broken through oil an? the floors, bringing: the whole establishment into working connection.' and allowing or. re arrangements that are Tery bene ficial to. the buying public in the way of convenience. New fixtures were put in: 25 people were added to the force of clerks and other employes. A waiting room has been addea for the . use of ' the. public, with a free telephone and' other con veniences. ' . A lerera mezzanine floor has COMING SUNDAY Sept.24 Another 4-Page ROTOGRAVURE SECTIONS Screen Watch -for It to; The Statesnian been: added, housing a great; stock of .ready to wear goods and 'milli nery, for the ladies., j -: ' The men's department was en larged, including clothing; ! shoes and furnishings. . Thousands of dollars worth t. new 'merchandise has arrive from all the fashion centers ind mar ket places of the United States. An (p"ninir Sale A great opening sale is 'being planned, to be announced in de tail immediately;, an event; that will bringmanyvpeople to 3alem, and whlcn -wilt allow the Sthou sands of visitors' to' the statis fair to e Salem's greatest depart ment store in full action;' with great things accomplished fet the past few weeks, and . with) still greater things in the makinig, for the good of this city and this sec tion. ' ! . ' LICENSES OF Alteration Allows Perform- --. ance of Operations arid Dispensing of Drugs I. H. Van Winkle, attorney gen eral. has advised. the state board of medical examiners in an opin ion that the . statute protiding that thet license of ,an osteopathic physician and , surgeon shall not authorize the - holder to prescribe or use, drugs or to perform inajor or operative surgery, is modified by an amendment passed in 19 17. i ne amendment provides mat per sons holding licenses to practice osteopathy in Oregon are aathor lzed to perform major or opera tive surgery If that is embraced in subjects covered by ex tion of applicants for licenses The opinion further hold that the amendment of 1917 did not repeal the provision of the) old law that the license of an osteo pathic physician and surgeon shall not authorize its holder to prescribe or use drugs, except to the extent that - the licensee Is privileged to nse anesthetics and antiseptics. Postoffice Employes Making Use of Annex i While the pos toff Ice has not yet been officially moved, the ru- you, too; may learn ili you are one of the taany many otherwise interesting- people who cannot play the piano there is really no excuse or reason for it. S Plan now to go up to Water- lan's Piano School, Room S Ic- Cormack Bldg., over Millers, and I will promise you that positively within three months you can- play not only for your own amusement but maybe "the life of the party, and play anything that, any 1 one mo not Lrctuie yvu. ine metnoa is remarkable in its simplicity and thoroughness. If I hadn't jspent I seven years and much money td learn to play before I heard ot Waterman's, I should certainly take a Waterman course myself. By a prominent Salem musician -name on request. . . OSIOK Salerai Store' 466 State Street' ral - carriers are- aetnally makiag hseofthe new addition. They i bad done'm'ttChr ot their work trp EiUli sihbetlngtXthemselves ' np through" an almost vertical stair way.. Now all they have to do is to walk into the new annex and sort out the malt: r The upstairs is being cut' off and the floor sealed by the elimi nation of the inside, , . working stairway. Fred Erlxon, local con tractor, was given) this contract, along with two others, putting up concrete steps to the "back door of the annex, and opening a new parcels post window into the mail public lobby. He is at work now, cn the jobs; and the reorganized post office will Boon be tarned over -to its owners, the public.;,; Thomas J. Williams, district 1 agent for the internal revenue service has asked , tor. the room upstairs recently vacated by the rural carriers. He has been oc cupying the specnal civil service examination room, which , is used so frequently that he had -almost a lease on it. It la expected that he will now have permanent quar ters In tire old postal roora; and will have room to expandalt thai his department will stand." I ... I DIED SCHROEDER William Schroed--..er, aged 78, former resident' of Dallas, at Deaconess 'hospital. . Funeral from Terwilligbr home this afternoon at' 2 o'clock. Burial at Lee Mission ceme ; tery. . ' ': ' ' '' BECKER The infant girl- of . ,Xrr. and Mrs. B. H, Becker died at their lome on, 2320 Mill . street ' September; 20,' 1922 at ' the age of one month and; le days. Funeral services are in - charge of Webb & Clough ind will be keld at the grave with Rev. Mr. Wells officiating. In .terment in City, View cemetery '. September 21'. ,X-r . J Rigdon&Sdh'is : MORTUARY Uneqtzaled Service' Webb & Clough Leading Fnncral j Directors Expert Embalaers ' ..i ... . STATE . Or ORKOON1 . ' EPAKTMEXT OF BTATE ' " '. j SALkM! - . -.-it -XOTTCE 13 IIERKBY (JIVT.K fht pumtmat t th : p'rvits t'S'Mon 2T26-2729 Owgon Uwi, th (oilowlag atot ranraM taiuM .for" period of more thn iwu jri prior to July I, 1921, will U dfllrwl void ad prnriit theroon rfiid by the- SUto TroMurer of OrroiK onlem prMfttf tor pjmtBt t tb Offifl of the State Tremmrer. Bln, Or-itB, within citr dr front the X 4th df of September, 1928, the dmte of the iir publleetlba of this potlce. - .;-. - .,; ; GAVE PROTECTION TVXT ; i V- Warrant Data ... - ' i.-;-- ;";C:-'i . '' Number lasued . la "vtoae few ; . ' :c': Xptennt 16585 July 3, .1914 Tuttle. W. 1. . .; V :".?, llU Aug. 20. 19U 17, V. 8, 1.00 1T489 Aug. BO. 1914 ni$n,. ,., ,7 ,:',,, 17499 An. 20. 1914 lnr, TI V . , . ,.,.,,,., OP 19173 Koe. 5.1914 ti Rf.i.T ; ' , , ., .' , .,,,, IM 19183 Nor. 5, 1914 Meddne. iHlmer , . , Apr. ' fi 1 91 5 .Brow. Krenk M. ,. . , ,tM IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, 1 have berAanto eet my baed eed eeaae4 the KmI 'Ah".Aute of "Soa to be herefo eifixed ihU ' let day e fiepUasber, -1932, (SEAL) B1u A. KOZEK. BeereUry of 8Ute In This Paper Fordism JwOOFITDODD ItWiUGontain Good News for You Portland START RIGHT i The untrained mw or wom an worm j long- hours for r wn certaln wages and with ,Utt!e chance or bettering his or her conditions. , t i The trained man works pleasant hours for a good sal ary, wifll every prospect of ad . vancement, according to his ability. J i I It it largely a matter ot a right betnning. NOW la the time to secure a tralatng tkat will lead you suceessward. New classes. In all. subjects will be organised October 2nd, the Monday following the close of the Oregon State Falr. Let us tell you about these courses. , : T . 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