THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 22. 1922 i k - ' I' i t 1 . V -A r "M A, . t I CITYNEWS Ked Crotw to Me?t The annual meeting "of mem lra of Willamette chapter A.R.C. is to be beld at. 2:30 p. m. Wed nesday, October f5, at Red Cross headquarters, 640 State street, for the purpose of electing offi cers for the ensuing year. All per sons holding a 1922 membership card,, are entitled to a vote in thlg meeting and are urged to be preent. Man or Boy Wanted For light janitor work. Ad dress B-83, care Statesman. Adv Oifcken Dinner Served all day at The Spa. Adr, ' , ; Fitted at Tyler's Dreg Store by an expert In the business. Adv. j Comic OperaAttracta Many Tne comic opera' "The Hindoo Head Hunters" to be produced In ' Corvallls next Thursday and Fri - 1 1 ' Melford's : ' !.; J..;"'' u Barring Sand Answer '''to "The Sheik" I A ring-t romauce for i Laughing Purposes . PATHS NEWS LADD & BUSH, BANKERS Established 1868 P General Banking Business ! -a ' '-: r Office Hours from 10 a, m. to 3 p. m. 1 J At Factory Prices 98c $1.98 $2.98 Every piece guaranteed for 20 years First ' come, firSt serve, no reservations. SALEM HARDWARE CO. t The Winchester Store 120 Noncommercial St. Phone 172 In Your New Home Install a B PIPE OR ERGER ITS' JJL 1 MORE HEAT - LESS FUEL See It Before You Buy F. H. B ERGER l,?p3.NortIiKbCTty.: Manofctiirer IN BRIEF day evenings, is attracting much attention among musical folks of Salem. It is entirely a Salem pro duction, and reports from Cor vallls are that the opera will play to two crowded houses. For the Salem folks who attend Friday evening, a special section has been reserved. Among those in Salem who will probably attend are Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Clifford, Mr. and Mrs. E. Cooke Patton. Dan Langenberg. C. E. Knowland. Oscar Gingrich, E. F. Smith, Paul Stege, A. L. Wallace, E. F. Smith and others. - Office Warren ArmJngton Of apartment house now with Homer H. Smith, room 5 McCor Dack bldg. Phone 96. Adv. lfacDonald?e Farmer Almanac At Tyler's Drug Store. Adv. Financial Write Warren Armington. 248 North Summer street for informa tion regarding the new apartment CARTER DEHAVEN AND WIFE in "My Lady FrUnds" m and "The Radio Hound" If you want to laugh, coine here. Two Good Comedies and a News IAL SALE ALUMINUM ROASTER One Week Only Beginning MONDAY, OCTOBER 23 PIPELESS -- -- mace Phone 1048-M house to be built on Thielson lot. corner Court and Capitol St. Stock will pay 17 per cent. Salem wUl have president and treasurer. Quick action if you want A-l in vestment. Adv. m Medical Men to Meet- The Polk-Yarahlll-Marion Med ical society will meet at the Salem Chamber of Commerce auditorium at 8 p. m. Tuesday, Oct. 24. Pro gram as lollowa: "The Newer Work on Hydrocephalus," paper by Dr. Lawrence Selling of Port land. Laboratory proceedures of special interest to physicians; dis cussion led by A. R. Bruce of Salem. See Warren Armingtoi Office in Homer H. Smth'a. P.houe 96, room 5, McCornack bldg. about subscription apart ment house.--Adv. Chicken Dinner Served all day at The Spa. Adv. Dm. White and Marshall Osteopathic physicians, U. S. Bid. Adv. Scottish Rite Plan Get-to-gether A number of the Scottish Rite Masons met at the Masonic Tem ple new banquet rooms . Friday evening and took steps towards getting into closer fellowship for the future. There are over 125 Scottish Rite members located in Marlon. Polk a,nd Linn counties Harold Lloyd in "A Sailor-Made Man" ,4 reels of fun also Elaine Hammerstein "Under Oath" 5 7 3 pan. Beet, Hogs, Calves Sheep, alive or dressed. Also chickens, eggs and butter. Best cash prices paid. People's Meat Market 155 N. Liberty Street Phone 994 1 STEINBOCK JUNK CO. s always in the market for all kinds of JUNK, RAGS, RUBBER, SACKS, PAPER, MAGAZINES, ETC. We also buy and sell used Furniture Top cash prices paid Phone 523 . 402 N. Cbml The Danger of Cheapness Of course you can get glasses "cheap" if you buy them where no careful ex. animation of your eyes is made. But "cheap" glasses can not be satisfactory, and in stead of helping your eyes, make (hem worse. Insure getting satisfac tory glasses by having your eyes thoroughly examined by us." MORRIS OPTICAL CO. 10 1-5 Oregon Bldg. Oregon's Largest Optical Institution Phone 239 for appointment SALEM. ORKtfJON WANTED and since Salem Is the central point H serves the greatest num ber. The two nearest consistaniea are Portland and Eugene, hence this move. A committee consist ing of A. B. Hansen. William Neimeyer and Julius Aim was ap pointed to draft a preamble and all members are urged to be pres ent on Monday evening November 13, for the election of officers. nd devise farther plans and means for observing Scottish Rite holidays. Why Loan Your Money at'Cc When Capitol Apartment House will pay fc' and a sinking fund of 9'z ? Salem's best citi- ens say its safe investment. Call Armington Phone 96. Adv. Chicken Dinner- Served all day at The Spa.- Adv. Donors Thanked Resolutions were passed by the student body of Willamette uni versity at a business meeting Fri day to Senator R. A. Booth and . Collins in appreciation of their gift of $100,000 each. President Doney outlined briefly the aims of each man, the struggle to attain that end and the result of their work. For Sail Large cabinet Sonora Phono graph, like new, half price. Giese Furniture Co., 373 Court street. Phone 64. Adv. Broken Arch And other deformities of the feet corrected without loss of time from your occupation. Drs. Wnlte and Marshall, U. S. Bank- bldk. C Penalties Meted Out Nom Sing, Chinese, and two girls, Pearl Chase and Jessie Ri- vard, who were arrested early Saturday morning on a charge of disorderly conduct, were fined JflO each on their plea of guilty, before Judge Earl Race Saturday. Sing paid his fine and the two girls are staying In the city custody. N Hindoo Head Hunters" Tickets at the Patton Book ftore. Comic opera given in Cer vallls next Thursday and Friday evenings by Woman's club. Re served seats SI. Special resenra tiona for Salem. Adv. ehJcken Dinner . i Served all day et The Spa Adv. GOOD PIANO $89 Only) $5 down. $5 month We are closing out our entire; present stock of Pianos, ,ut pianos for almost half price. $5 down buys any piano. Come now, they are going last. See ad on page 3. second section. NEW PHONOGRAPHS HALF PRICE Geo. C. Will closing old nation ally advertised line of phono graphs at half price. $1 down, $1 week up. See ad on page 3, second section. Hartman's Glasses 5 Wear them and Bet Easier, and Bettei HARTMAN BROS. Phone 1255, Salem, Oregoi SAVE $ $ $ by buying your hardware and furniture at The Capital Hard ware & Furniture Co., 285 No, Commercial St Phone 947. MINER'S GARAGE REPAIRING All makes of cars. Prices reas onable and work guaranteed. 803 N. Liberty Street By the Creek PHONE 804 For Wheezy Coughs Use Dr. Stone's B & Q COUGH REMEDY for Coughs, colds ,croup, whooping cough, hoarse ness, bronchitis, sote throat and all diseases of the throat and lungs. Use Dr. Stone's Antkiller Tyler Drug : Store 157 S. ComT Phone 35 Three , Girls Escape threej girls made their escape from th state school for tne feeble-minded late Friday night. They had not yet been located Saturday night. The truants are Clara Seaman, 22, who left the school wearing a white apron and brown coat; Bernice Imlay. lg. wearing; checkered dress and dark coat; and Sadie Mauld, 16. yzr In gwhite middy blouse and dark skirt. Chicken Dinnei Senred all day at The Spa. Adv. Banta Funeral Monday The funeral of Francis N. Ban ta will be held tomorrow at 2:30 from Rigdon's chapel. The Am erican Legion will attend the funeral and a firing squad will be present. The Legion will give its ritualistic service at the grave side. Birial will take place in O. O F. cemetery. Kindergarten Start Monday 9 A. M. at Unitarian Church corner Cottage and Che meketa. Mrs, Miller, experienced teacbev. Adv. 1020 Overland Sedan In excellent shape, wire wheels. good rubber, with new spare tire, 575. Your own terms x within reason. Phone 1043-R. Adv. Radio Men Called Salem radio operators are asked to appear at the third floor of the city hall Monday morning at 10 o'clock for an examination by O. R. Redfern, radio inspector for the seventh district, which in eludes Oregon and part of Wash ington. This examination had been announced for Sunday, but because of delay in the arrival of the examiner, the -later date s now fixed. All radio amateurs are required to appear for this examination or give up their li. cense. The local amateur radio club has a score or more of mem- Ders, ana mere are many owners out in the country or the nearby towns. ' The order, it is under stood, applies only to transmitting stations, and not to those who merely hoist a wire for a receiv Ing station. 1017 Dodge With nearly new tires only 2 75. Will sell this for 1125 down. Phone 1043-R Adv. Ritdlo Amateur We are authorized by the gov- inspector to announce that the ex aminations will be held at 10:00 o'clock Monday morning instead of Sunday. Salem Electric Co. adv, lJatc 'Auctioneer Rev. Alfred Bates, graduate of Kimball School of Theology last June and well known in Salem, was elected auctioneer for a bas ket supper given for tbe benefit of the Warrenton public school baseball team. Rev. Bates is the Methpdist Episcopal pastor at Warrenton. Eat Chicken Dinner Today at the Grey Belle Ady. George Gray of Indopend Reports hearing an entire con cert loud and clear from Atlanta, Ga. Mr. 'Gray purchased iis ra dio set from the Salem Electric Co. Ady. . Westfall Will Leave J B. Helm, an officer from Long Beach, Cal.. arrived in Sa lem Saturday with a requisition for Fred T. Westfall, held here Ion an order of the California authorities for fraud. Westfall who looked like a king undis guised and spent money and pro mises like soviet Roubles or Ger man marks, had Insisted that the police give him a companion to talk to or be'd go mad. They gave him a. Chinaman for a room mate. Tne oriicer win return him to Long Beach Mon day. Roaot or Fried -Chicken dinner served all day at the Grey Belle. Ady. Legal Blanks Get them at The Statesman of fice. Catalog on application. Adv. Special Bobs at $3 We do bobbing. Beauty Par lors at Terminal Hotel. Phone 1690.-AdV. Three Couples Licensed Archie L. Gosser of Klondike, Ore., and Oral McClain. of Salem; David E. McArthur and Ida E. Stoddard, botll ot Hubbard; and Allan R. Vanderhoof and Florence Hardy, both of Salem, have been Vftierita Eat Your . Sunday Dinner SPA Special Roast or Fried Chicken. pinner served all day today TERMINAL CAFE ' We serve very choice chicken dinners .also the most delicious coffee in the city. THE GOOD EATS Our regular ctcken dinner Sunday. 45c Hot mince pie day or nieht Chile and Eastern oysters. ' JACK'S CAFE -Chicken Dinner every. Sunday; short orders all day at J a e .k s Cafe. 16 South Commercial. issued marriage licenses from the office of the county clerk. A Classified Ad WIU bring you a buyer. Adv For Rent 33-acre farm, about 100 acre in cultivation. Balance pasture. Either cash or share rent. Locat ed about 2H miles wet of Dal las. On;. Addre'jg J. H. liter man. Hotel Argo. Salem, Ore. Adv. Former Salem Girl Ise Mrs. Frank M. Brown returned from Portland yesterday where she went to attend the funeral of her cousin. Lulu Gilbert Herren, who passed away in that city, on Wednesday. Mrs. Herren was a Salem girl, having spent her girl hood in th!s city, her maiden name being Lulu Gilbert, daugh ter of Marietta Stanton Gilbert and I. N. Gilbert, old time pion eers of this state. Experienced Waitrrmeg Wanted At The Gray Belle. Ady. Notice The Radio Injector will not be in Salem till Monday morning at 10 o'c'.ock to conduct examin ations. AU amateurs must ap pear -for examination or give up their licenses. Club rooms, city hall, third floor. Sig. H. B. Churchill, Secy.. R.R.S. Adv. BITS FOR BREAKFAST 2 Were you in Salem yesterday! . S t Then you saw a very busy city. S "W Speaking of politics, the woman candidate who was de'eated by one vote knows the woman who did it. S J. J. Butler, of New York, was killed while shaking a rug. Show this to your wife. m S Talking of the new play, "Why Men Leave Home," a Salem friend says it is' because he hates to stay there alone. S Talking of seniority, Esafl gave up his seniority rights for a mess of beans. There is nothing new under the sun. Some one asked yesterday when Salem is going to stop growing. He was hooting a house to rent in vain. Salem is going to stop growing when there is not an idle or a slacker acre of land in the Salem district; or an un used pound of water power in the streams hereabouts. That will take some years yet; a good many generations. S With the long skirts, the flap per has something to flap. 'i- - . 4. ; -tf you' should go through the S al mf f f nit packing concerns ,aow, you wxruia prooaDiy reueci Qiat you dldifVknow there were ao many- apples in tne woria. ; "Wny shouldn't the " ex-kaiser marry?' asks a neighbor. He has enough wood cut to last bim all winter. Nine Water Applications Are Filed with Engineer Nine new applications for auth ority to appropriate water from Oregon streams for Irrigation pur poses are on file with State En gineer Percy A. Cupper. They are: ( By L. L. Rogers of Pendleton, covering the appropriation of wa ter from Greasewood creek for ir rigation of 60 acres, at a cost of approximately $2000. - By W. W. Irwin of Aurora, cov ering the appropriation of water from Bachert creek for irrigation and power development. By N. J. Lambert, of Grandvlew covering the appropriation of Ker from two springs- tributary to Deschutes river for development of six horsepower, and for domes tic use. By Louis Dufek of Terrebonus covering the appropriation of wa-j ter from two springs tributary to Crooked river for development of 80 horsepower and for the irriga tion of 45 acres of land. By G. A. Griswold. of Dallas city, covering the appropriation of water from Waymire creek for ir rigation of 25 acres in Polk coun ty, at a cost of approximately $1500. By Edwin Mays of Tygh Val ley, covering the appropriation of water from Kerr creek for irriga tion 'of ten acres, and for domes tic use In Wasco county. By Nelson Murray of Pendleton, covering the appropriation of wa ter from an unnamed spring for irrigation of 25 acres in Umatilla county, at a coBt of approximate ly $500. By M. S. Hughes, of Baker, cov ering the appropriation of water from Stices gulch for irrigation of 70 acres in Baker county, at a cost of approximately $2500. By L. D. King, of Portland, cov ering the appropriation of water from China creek for irrigation of 4 5 acres In Baker county. TRY TO SAVE YOUR MONEY Fall Suit. Orereot. Shorn, etc crry in A-l une at bbii pnew. W also bay all kinds of clothme CAPITAL EXCHANGE 342 N. Commercial PfcoM.1368-W Classified Ads. In The Statesman Bring Results DIED GOODE David S. Good diad at his residence, 1412 North Cap itol street. October 20 at th age of 50 years. He leaves his mother. Mrs. M. M. Goode. His father passed away in July of this year. He 1 al?o surrived by six brothers, Rer. J. A. and J. D. Goode of Portland; James W. Goode of Saunders. Ida; Henry N. Goode of Donald. Ore.; Albert X. Goode of Saa Diego. Cal.; V. A. Goode of Stayton, and three sisters, Mrs. Mary Fuson of Slay ton: Mrs. Ollie M. Edwards pf Salem and Mrs. Bessie E. Long of Xampa. Ida. The funeral services will be held from the Webb Clough chapel Monday at 11 a. m. Rey. Herrtngton will offi ciate and Interment will he in City View eemetery. PENCE Thomas W. Pence died at his residence 1825 North Commercial street October 20 at the age of 52 years. He leaves his widow Mrs. Eda Pence, his father, T. Pence, one 6on, Elwyn, and two daugh ters, Eula and Viola all of Sa lem. Three brothers Andre and Omer of Washington; Guy of North Carolina; two sisters. Mrs. Artie Brown' of Washing ton and Mrs. Lula Culver of Oregon. The funeral services will be beld from the Webb & Clough chapel Monday at t. p. m.. interment in the I.O.O.Fi cemetery. WHELAN Thomas Whelan of Salem, aged 30ryears, died Sat urday at a local hospital. The remains, which are now at the Terwilliger funeral home are to be taken today to Portland by his brother for burial. FUXERAJjS Funeral services for the late Francis Newton Banta, formerly lieutenant Company M. 162nd Inf., will be held Monday at 2 nr. from the Rigdon mortuary, concluding sevices I.O.O.F. ceme tery under the auspices, of ; the American legion. PurieraV services "for the late John Gerber win be held today, Sunday, at 2:30 p. m. from the Pratum Mennonite church, ' fol lowing a short service at the resi dence near, Pratum at z o'clock. The funeral cortege will leave the Rigdon mortuary at 12:45 p. m. The body of Mrs. Ann. Maria Smith who died in this clty( Oc- Webb & Clough Leading Funeral -Directors Expert Embalmers 1 Rigdon & Son's MORTUARY Unequaled Service I V S. O. fiTOXE.' MJ. . General Office Practice Cancel Treated ! ' Office, Tylet'a Drug Store 157 8. Commercial Street GRUNERT AUtO TOPS 256 State St ' J04 U2t Which goes to prove lhat its not the initial amount but the "everlasting staying after it" V that counts. . - This bank welcomes small accounts. $1 is J enough to start, and we -will do everything we '. . can to help you to make your savings grow. Don't "Delay ! Start to Save Today ! . United States National Bank The Bank That Serrice .Built Member Federal Reserve "System- ' I tober 20. will be forwarded to day, Sunday, by the Rigdon iser- tuary to Pullman, Wash., "tor funeral sendees , and interment. Capital Junk Co. WANTS- - All kind of junk and second-band goods. - Vf ,j pay full Talue. - 215 Center Street Phone S93 , ITT 3 S"' '-' SHANGHAI CAFE I 162i3 Commercial Street OPENS OCTOBER 21 Under new management i Chop Suey and Noodles i American and Chinese Dishes Would You Like to Know How a wiiWw (aiW U&rpidMfe for heravlf and caildt ' . How a day laWrcr altalntd a plata in a Unkt " , , . How a farm Voy wlta a lltl ednoatioa fitted' himself to kaadla ala owa buainaaa I . , ; . . ; . . .". How rounf marri! iromaa ai abia to kelp bar hatband pay hi-aTjr doctor' bill I A . . . How a rrfc-f-atrkkea 'widow laara 4 to UU 'fcoM of lift fa!at lSbw a fOoatry arfeoo! tiachar bi created her arniDg capacity! "Wa caa tell ya thaao troa ttorlea and many othara from too tTry-da bay pontDft of tho paat law yaan. J "bt la year problem! Brine it to ua. Wa nay b able to haip yam tolTa it. Capital Business Ccllege ;.j8sJea,: Otteom-y 4 " s 0 COLD WEATHER IS:::'::-;:- HERE And with it comes , sorS throats, i la grippe - and headaches. . 2 STOP THEM WITH i ySchaetisfs 2oldTable& . A Remedy for the treat? ment of Colds, La Grippsi Price 25c . At SCHAEFER'S i V DRUG STORE Sole Agent Oarden Court ; preparations 135 N. Coml. Phone 197 "Try the 'Penslax e Druff Store Firrt,, h Under XJ. S. OoraraaMBt Snporrlaloa, Some oi our Accounts Started with . a Small Deposit t-j