THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
SUNDAY -HORNING. SEPTEMBER 24. 1922
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CITYNEWS
IN BRIEF
Oitcken' fcHnner - -
Served all day at The Spa.
Adv. v . ", " ;
Ixna Helta Tarta
i Teachec ot singing,
enrolling.
Pupils now
See 'display ad. Adv.
Legal Blanks
Get them at The Statesman of
fice. Catalog on application.
Adv. .
California Visitors -
Mr. and Mrsi R. J. Ilird of Oak.
land, Cal., are upending their va
cation with Mrs. K. S. Lipp and
Mrs. Charles S. Pratt, who live
just off the Pacific laghway, on
the road leading from near the
Hayesville school to the Salem In
dian school. The visitors motor
ed from Oakland, Cal., to Salem
and were astonished at the chang
ed condition of the Pacific high
way since they were ever it three
years ago. The7 say that Oregon, i
with its fine roads and beautiful
scenery, is surely the motorist's
paradise.
Chicken Dinner-
Served ail day at The Spa.
Adv,
Pled Piper
At 346 North Ca;itol serves
the things you like to cat. Lunch
12 1:30. Supper "da reservation
Adv.'
Mfc Margaret Fisher
Teacher of piano, will resume
classes October 2. Studio, 790
North Church st. Phone 2041M.
Specializing irj the training of
children. Adv..
Rudolph Valentino
Lila Lee
; flita Naldi .
in
"Blood and Sand"
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7:30-
5 :45
9:15 p.m.
Continuous Performance
Harold Lloyd
in
"Grandma's Boy"
His first five-part
Feature and His Best
also
A 2-reel Sherlock Holmes
Drama and other reels
Chicken Dinner-
Served all day at
Adv
The Spa.
inee for the session of 1823.
act was due to ill health.
The
For Sale A Good Used
1 1-2 toff Maxwell truck. In
good condition. Call 1296 Mar
ket. Adv. .
Bertha Jimk-Parby Teacher
Of Piano and "Godowsky Pro
gressive Series," class work in
"Junior Course" on fuadimental
work. Studio, 679 North Cottage.
Phone, 1950-W. Adv.
Woman Commit Siilrldo
Mrs. S. A. Miller, who commit
ted suicide by shooting at her
home at Milton, Umatilla county,
Friday, was the wife of S. A. Mil
ler, member of the legislature at
the session of 1921 ard also nom-
Five Couples to Wed
Five wedding permits were
issued by the county clerk yester
day aa follows: R. . Marshall to
Bessie Roy; Charles Thomas and
Lavena Rodgers; Bert W. Kook
and Emma G. Gronke; Christian
A. Hansen and Freida C. Hoover;
G. L. Matlock and Lois S. Aline,
the latter couple being irom
Woodburn.
Take Turkish Batb
For colds at the Oregon bath
house. Adv.
Miss Louise Wood Here-
Miss Louise Wood of Corvallis,
state supervisor c home econom
ics, was in Salem yesterday in
conference with E. . E. Elliott,
state director of vocational edu
cation. Mr. Elliou has returned
from an official tour of two weeks
in eastern Oregon where a num
ber ot schools were inspected.
terday. He is connected with the
Southern Pacific company.
CtUeken Dinner
Served all day at The Spa.
Adv.
PROFITEERING IN
COAL HIT BY FORD
(Continued from page 1.)
New Upholstered Cots
For rent H. L. Stiff Furniture
Co. Adv.
may get the benefit of it."
Mr. Ford declared it was "high
time systematic robbery of the
American people and manipula
Hon of the couirry's economic re
sources is stopped", and renewed
his charges that financial interests
staged the rail and coal strikes
for the purpose of "gouging the
people
HUSBAND AND WIFE
(Continued from page 1.)
on the left, coming into collision
with a heavy louring car driven
by J. E. Windle. 735 Chamber of
Commerce buiWlag. Portland.
So reason's car was overturned
and rolled into the ditch by the
terrific impact aad Mrs. Soren
son was thrown through the wind'
shield. Her intones as tar as
can be determined, resulted by
being cut from broken glass. She
bled profusely.
Norma Talmadge
So that You May Know
; Merry
1 Xmas
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and get your order in
early for your personal
greeting cards.
Our line of greeting cards is complete: We have
them mounted and ready for your inspection. We
give special attention to engraving orders.
At your request a'young lady will call with our
samples.
"17 iY for the office we have it."
We Rent Buy Sell and Trade Typewriters
School Books and Supplies
COMMERCIAL BOOK STORE
163 North Commercial Street- Salem, Oregon
1904
1022
TJndr V. 8. Government Snprrliloii
IF YOU PAY YOUR
BILLS BY CHECK
you can pay them, by mail save
time and automatically have a re
ceipt returned to you in the form
of the cancelled check.
Can you imagine a more simple,
' safe or satisfactory way T
This Bank
invites your
Checking
Account
United States National Bank
"The Bank That Service Built"
See Our
PAINT EXHIBIT
At The
In
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Smilin' Through
2 7 and 9 p.m.
Chicken Dinner
Served all day at The Spa.
Adv.
Dont Fall to ViT .
Salem's newest high grade lad
ies tailor. Largest selection of
imported woolens for long coats
and suits. Pri -eq reasonable. W.
J. Mayer. McCormick Bids. Phone
692. Adv.
MaeDonald'a rarmer Almanac
At Tyler's Drug Store. Adv.
Corns. CaUuHc, Jiurrowa Nail
Removed without pain. Dr. Mi
ner, foot specialist. Koom 3 Pat
ton bldg. Phone Adv.
Pleads Not Guilty
MeKvin L. Patterson, charged
with incest, was arraigned in cir
cuit court yesterday before Judge
Kelly and pleaded not guilty. He
!is out on $1000 bail. Dorothy
RadJte, his daughter, age 27, was
released on ner own recognisance,
Xew Instructors Engaged
ilrs. H. M. Williston, graduate
of Reed college and graduate stu
dent of the University of Penn
D'lvania, and Mrs. Constantino
Panunzio. graduate of the Uni
rersity of California, have been
secured as assistant teachers m
the rhetoric and mathematics de
partments ot Willamette uni
versity.
the Willamette sanitarium. Sor
enson is suffenap; from concus
sion of the brain and internal in
juries and has been violently de
lirious. It was necestary to hold
him in a restraining device. Mrs
Sorenson was badly lacerated and
last night was believed in greater
danger than her husband.
Mr. and Mrs. Sorenson were re
turning to Molalla after a vaca
tion and were closely following
bus driven by 11. Z. Hazeltine
When Hazeltine stopped to take
on a passenger, Sorenson who was
driving a light runabout, passed
DOCTOn HELD SLAYER
HUNTINGTON. Ta., Sept. 23.
'Guilty of murder in the second
degree." was the verdict returned
by the jury late this afternoon
in the case of Dr. Herbert Bry
son who was charged with the
murder of Mrs. Helen Irene
Haias, wife of a Washington.
C, chauffeur with whom he had
lived cladestlnely for nearly j
year in uio Tuiare 01 vitui,
Hartman s Glaues
Wear them and see
Easier and Better
HARTMAN BROS.,,
Phone 1255, Salem, Oreso
SAVE $ $
by buying your Tiardware and
furniture at The Capital Hard
ware & Furniture Co., 285 No.
Commercial St Phone 947.
Where to Eat Your
Sunday Dinner
THE TERMINAL CAFE
One of our many good things
to eat1: Glaised Ham Steak with
Candied Sweet Potatoes. We
serve the best coffee In the city
Try Us Once
Miss Beatrice Shelton
Teacher of piano. Full courses
tn' piano and theory of music.
High school credits granted,
Studios, 345 Marion, phone 1299.
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FlNERAIS
Registration for Fall Term
Begins
Monday October 2, 1922
Remember This Date
New classes in all business
subjects. Wijite for informa
tion about our courses.
Capital Business College
Salem
.Oregon
Belle Adv.
Experienced WaUrtse Wanted
At The Gray Belle. Adv.
A Classified Ad
Will bring you a buyer. Adr.
Frank E. Churchill, Teacher
Of piano and pipe organ. Now
registering students for fall term.
Studio - 147 N. Commercial St.
Phone 167 1R. Adv.
Visits from Cottage Grov
Miss Dorris Sikes. of Cottage
Grove was in Salem last rugni
and will return to Cottage Grove
tonight. Miss Sikes is managing
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PERSONALS
Funeral services for Roy 'May
field were held Sept. 23 from the
Webb & Clough funeral parlors.
with Rev. . J. Evans officiating.
Interment was made in City View
cemetery.
JACK'S CAFE
16 South Commercial
A good place toat. Chicken
dinner every Sunday. Short or
ders all day.
THE SPA
Chicken dinner served all day
at the SPA.
DIED
MURRAY EH Murray died at a
local .hospital September 22.
Mr. Murray, who was 70 years
old, is being sent to Portland
for cremation by Weww &
Clough.
Ci icken soap f am
lly style, celery, chicken fricassee
roast veal and . dressing, , cauli
flower a la Creme, mashed po
tatoes, minced and cream .pie.
ARGO RESTAURANT
C. E. Patterson of EvaUston.
Can., is visiting with his brotner.
r fi Patterson. He intends to
editor of the Cottage Grove Sen- locata ln Salem. - .
tinel in the absence ol lceri M - R E cartwright and
Bede. She expects to remain in Laiiehtfr. Miss Florence Cart-
Cottage Grove until after the win- lwrlghti 8pent Friday in Portland.
ter session or me legislature teturning last night. ' "
when Mr. Bede will be in Salem. .M, nd M e. A. McElvaln
hare as their guests their daugh-
Eat Chicken Dinner. . t Mrs. Burton A. Myers. Dr.
At the Gray Belle today. Adr. and Mrs. Myers live in San Fran
cisco and have many friends in
Salem.
Mrs, J. L. Harper of Portland
will be a guest at the G. W. Laf-
ler home during fair week.
Mrs. F. J. Catterlin, of Los An
Trusses
Fitted t Tyleri Drug Store by
an expert In the business. Adv
Dra. White ana HarshaJO
OiteopatbJe payilcUnt, D 1 BL
Adv.
What 1$ a Fair Without
ICE CREAM
After you bavc come from
the dust and jam and heat
of the race track and fair
grounds eat a dish of
refreshing ice' cream or
drink one of our famous
fountain specials.
SCHAEFER'S
DRUGSTORE
Sole Ajrcnt Garden Court
Preparations
135 N. Com'l. Phone 197
"Try the Penslar'
Drag Store First"
Stephen J. Chadwiek of Seattle
Is visiting In Salem. He is ac
companied by his daughter. They
motored over the highways, ar
riving last evening. Mr. Chad-
wick was for a long time on the
supreme bench of Washington,
but he is now practicing law, be
ing in one of the big law firms
ot the waanington metropolis.
Judge Chadwiek was a Salem boy.
and his father was governor of
Oregon. He knows all the old
landmarks and old timers of Sa
lem, and he sees great improve
ments here every time he comes
back to his old home town. He
thinks Salem is a wonderful city,
in both its past and its present,..
and ln its fast developing luture.
feles, who has been a guest in
Salem for some time, has gone
hack to California,
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis D. Griffith
are home following a wedding
trip to British Columbia.
Col. John F. May was here yes-
LOWELL Arthur Lowell died at
a local hospital September 22,
at the age of 36 years. The
remains were sent to Portland
for burial by Webb & Clough
Webb & Clough
Leading Funeral
Directors
Expert Emhalmers
Rigdon & Son's
MORTUARY
Unequaled Service
Special Sunday
Chicken Dinner
75c -
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Nom) King Cafe
from ".
11 to 8 p.m.
162 Va . N. Commercial St
LADD & BUSH, BANKERS
Established 1868 ' .
General Banking Basinesi
Office Hoars from 10 a. m. to 3 p, m.
J. A. Dohaghue
Veterinary Surgeon
545 Ferry Street, Salem, Oregon
Phone 1360 , i
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The Beauty Parlors
At the Oregon Bath House is
where you should go to doll up.
Adv.
Experienced Waitresses Wanted
At The Gray Belle. Adv.
Broken Arches
And other deformities of the
feet corrected without loss of time
from your occupation. Drs. White
and Marshall, U. S. Bank hldk.
Adv.
STATE FAIR
Also Demonstration of
COLEMAN
Gasoline Lamps
NEW PAVILION
Salem Hardware Co.
. - Oregon
Salem
The Winchester Store
The Safest Policy to
Pursue
means to keep on keeping
an eye on. your eyes,
which are ever changing
and weakening without
warning.
Best Take no Chances
Come in today and talk
it over with us.
MORRIS
OPTICAL CO.
SO 1-5 Oregon Bldg.
Oregon's Largest Optical ,
Institution
rhone 239 for appointment
SALEM, OREGON
Freshmen Get Acqnalnted
The annual stag mix of Wil
lamette university, held in the
Websterian literary halls, was a
success in getting the freshman
boys acquainted with the upper
classmen. Cider and doughnuts
made excellent refreshment, and
boxing, handshaking and get-to
gether stunts made for a splendid
good time and acquaintance
maker. Edward Warren and Don
ald Lockwood put up a regular
fistic exhibition. Baggot and
Skeen put up another boxing show
piece suits priced from
$130 and up
Heaters, Stoves, Ranges an A
Pipeless Furnaces
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We have for your inspection everything in the stove line. Our EDGE
WOOD Combination wood, gas and coal ranges have no equal We stand
behind every stove sold-once a WEDGEWOOD owner alwaysa WEDGE
WOOD booster. Our heater line is very complete we have everything
from the most inexpensive air tights to the fine all cast Raters. WEST
ERN PIPELESS FURNACES are built in the west for western people and
to use western fuel (wood) or coal. You have in tjiis furnace the ob
long fire box, thus permitting you to lay wood flat! It operates on less
- fuel and costs you no more than other makes. Let us show you our lines.
DINING ROOM SUITES
In Mahogany and Walnut $
Tables can be furnished in round or oblong style?,
chairs in blue or brown leather with carver to match
Buffetts with 48 - 54 - 60 or 72 in. tops Eight-
Special Rates
Will be given to school and uni
versity acholara for the term in
Bwimmlng. Adr.
Blankets
Full Sized Wool Finished
In tan, grey, blue and
pink. Regular $4.25 val
ues, now $3.39. See east
window.
Baby Buggies
in Reed or. Fiber. In gray
and Ivory finishes, priced
from $14,75 and up.
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Extra Special
Regular $23,50 Tea Wag--on,
in mahogany or wal
nut, this week only $14.95
Leather Chairs
rockerg
Davenports and
to match, sold in auitf'or
'single pieces. Lea rock
ers priced from $250
and up. - , 5
Experienced Waitresses Wanted
At The Gray Belle. Aav.
McAllister leaves
J A. McAllister, secretary of
the state desert land board, has
gone to Jordan Valley to investi
gate property to the Jordan Val
ley Irrigation project which is
preparing to turn "over its proper
ty to the Jordan Valley irrigation
district. This is an original Car
ey act project under the control
of the desert land board. The
settlers have organized tha dis
trict to complete the projeet and
take over the construction work.
They have voted $700. W. bonds
for the nariH3e. The district em-
braces about 30.000 acres.
Laura Grant, Teacher of Plaao
Office Reed and Fiber Beautiful 3-Piece Beautiful Bed-
Furniture Davenport VelourSuit room Suits
Beds,
in quartered oak. Roll . j Consisting of Davenport, in ivory, walnut or roa-
and flat top desks in all Upholsteredn fine grade hoaily finish. Let us
sizes and styles. Let us of tapestry. Several pat- chajr ani rocker. Regular , ' trl
figure on your office fnr- terns to choose from 6 show you the new styles
nishings. priced reasonable. $140, novr $99.50. we carry.
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.ttlZ C. S. HAMILTON ;.: 'M'
as Part iiyment GOOD FURNITURE Exchange Department
on,Ntw 340 Court St. Salem, . Ore. at Yx Price "
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268 N, Cottage. FhQTift mMi
Adv.