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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 19. 1922 :a ,-1 A tl .'ft 1 i .3 'A 4 ir ' : - .A ' 1 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF Muscovite Cavort- A wcore or more of Musco vite, fun branch. of the Odd Fel lwi, wfnt to Portland last night to participate in an initia tive? ceremony and banquet held ty one of the Portland lodges. Mac Donald's farmer Almanac At Tyler's Drag Store. AdT. For Imuiiih Hr G. W. Laflar, 417 Oregon Bldg. Ep'ns, Accounts Filed Joseph N. Smith managed his campaign for city councilman for the fifth ward without spending -j a nickel, according- to his report filed in the city recorder's of ; J fice yesterday afternoon. , Two jl ' other reports , were filed, those i of V. M. MoffJtt and W. W. Birt ? chett, both candidates for chief i of police. According to the ac count of Moffltt he spent $20 in - campaigning. Birtchett spent . ., . Chicken Dinner and Bazaar . At the Central church, 19th and , ; Ferry. Tuesday evening, Nov. 21. Hates, 40c.-rAdr. ! hmi CILARLES RAY ' " In " "A Tailor-Made Man" - i ' Don't hesitate on this one, it's 100 per cent there. Also "Ocean Swells A Breezy Comedy ' PATHE NEWS LADD & BUSH, BANKERS . Established 1868 . General Banking Business ' Office Hours from 10 a, m. to 3 p. m. K 1 : lm ii. 1S22 V. II i at'-Washinon estimates that $3,000 ; 000,000.00 is carried around in the pock .ets of Individuals or hidden away in homes. " This money h not only kept out of bus iness but it is in constant danger of loss from fire, theft or carelessness. Don't take chances when you can open a , Checking Account and ' PAY YOUR BILLS BY CHECK United States National Bank "The Bank That Service Built" Member Federal Reserve System Tro Fitted at Tylerii Drug Store by an expert in the business. Adv. Stolen Car Found Harry Toevs of route ported that someone had stolen bis Ford car from where it was parked in front of Kings plant on North Front yesterday mom- mg. it was recovered later in the day. The Iubllc Is invited to view the carload of evergreen shrubbery ot 4000 plants and trees. Maruny, 211 Miller street. AdT. Legal Blanks Get them at The Statesman of fice. Catalog on application. Adv. You Will Enjoy YDur Sunday dinner at The Spa. Roast young duck or chicken and all good things to go with it. adv. Boy Injured Lyman Simons of 512 South Eighteenth street received minor ANITA STEWART In "Rose o' The Sea" With Excellent Support Also A Two reel Comedy "Wedding Pumps" and A NEWS WEEKLY TJadM V. 8. Oavnint 8nprvUloa The Comptroller of Currency imm ROAST TURKEY for your Thanksgiving Dinner will be browned exactly right if you use one of our ROASTERS And how about a new Carving , Set to Go With It Doughton & Marcus If it's hardware we have it not' the biggest hardware, but the best 286 N. Com'l. Phone 039 TWO THINGS THAT GO" WITH EVERY COAL ORDER good coal and right prices. We emphasize it! It Is these very essential features that have, caused our business to In crease to such an extent. If you're not a customer now an order will make you one. Shall we send it today 7 K: LAKMEr' TRANSFER ' Phone 930 injuries when a state truck ran'Mor Can Collide into him yesterday near the end cf the State tsreet car line. Chicken IHnnrr Served all day at Adr. The Spa. For Sunday Our chefs IHnner offer: Koa?t young duck or chioken and a host ot i re-ijrood, appet'zing things to com . The Spa. Iplete a fine meal adv. j Two Collide Ralph Sprague of 624 North Served all day at The Spa. Capitol street collided with a car; Adv. operated by J. A. Irvin of 1481 ' Hoyt street, Portland, yesterday j Roast Turkey afternoon on Center and Summer! Or fried chicken dinner, served streets. Only were reported. minor damages Chicken Dinner Served all day at The Spa. AdT. Eat Dinner At the Gray Belle today. Fried chicken, roast turkey and all the good things' to go with them. I Adv. Another Collision R. K. Page collided with George Etzel of Turner at Court and Summer streets yesterday evening. Only minor damages resulted. Stanley Meyers ot Portland collided with D. H. Mosher of 354 North Winter streets late yesterday. No dam ages resulted. Chicken Dinn? Served all day at The Spa. Adv. SjMrial IXnner Party On very snort notice. Gray Belle. Adv. The Rudolph Valentino LILA LEE NITA NALDI in "Blood and Sand" A special return engage ment, at popular prices SALEM BARGAIN HOUSE Buys and Sells New and Second Hand Furniture, Tools. Machinery and all kinds' of JUNK. Highest cash prices paid. 320 N. Commercial Phone 402 The J. It. TVatklns Products A. A. ENGLEBAT, City Sales Manager . 246 Lafelle Street' Salem, Ore. Phone 1734W. Goods delivered 8. O. 8TONE, M.D. General Office Practice Cancers Treated Office, Tyler's Drug Store 1S7 S. Commercial Street TRY TO SAVE YOUR MONEY TiXl Suit. Oreroot. 8hoM. cte. W carry n A-l line at half prices. Wa alao buy all klndi of clothing CAPITAL EXCHANGE 843 N. Commercial Phona 1868-W FOR GIFTS THAT LAST HARTMANBR0S. Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry and Silverware Phone 1255, Salem, Oregon SAVE $ $ $ by buying your hardware and furniture at The"Capital Hard ware & Furniture Co., 285 No. Commercial St. Phone 947. How Would You Spend $50.00 for Christmas? Salem's Leading Merchants Are going to help you solve this problem, and earn the $50.00. For the solution see page 6. Capital Junk Co. WANTS All kinds of junk and second-hand goods. We pay full value. 215 Center Street Phone 398 col lided with C. F. Ditar of 670 North Liberty yesterday at State and Liberty. The rear wheel and fender of the Marrow car was smashed. Mr. Ditar raid the damages. Charles Kiftow of! route K collided with a man named Clarker at Thirteenth ana t Ferry streets last night. The! rear wheel and fender of the j Kistow car were broken and the! stearing arm ot the Clarker car Chicken Dinner- all day today. AdT. The Gray Belle. Night Collision J. W. Peas a taxi drievr ran into a car operated by James Meyers last night at the corner of State and Liberty. The taxi was slightly damaged but no further mishaps were reported. Chicken Dinner Served all day at The Spa. Adv. Son Is Announced A baby son, who has be?n named Wallace Merlin, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Harding at the Court street maternity hos pital November 16. A Classified Ad r Will bring you a buyer. Adv. Weisner Receives Check- George W. Weisner received a check for $10 yesterday from the state club leader of the Interna tional Livestock exposition as first prize on the corn display. The news came as a surprise to W. Bailie, rural school superin tendent, who had no knowledge of the late decision made by the Portland judges. The corn will be exhibited in the green room of the Chamber of Commerce in Portland. -St SHANGHAI CAFE 162 y2 Commercial Street Merchants' Lunch . . . . ; 25e Noodles . . . . . . . . .... .-'Wle American Dishes Chinese Dishes Open 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. Music and dancing 9 p.m. to 1 a,m COUGHING' ' la a sign of poor breefl ing. No one wishes to as? sociate with one who is con tinually hawking and spitt ing. Our Cough Syrup Will stop this at once SCHAEFER'S DRUGSTORE Sole Agent Garden Court; Preparations , 135 N. Com! Phone 197 "Try the 'Penslar' Drug Store First" Your Eyes May Need Attention! Your Eyes Are too delicate to trust to a poor optician. YOUR EYES Will receive expert atten tion if they call on us. MORRIS OPTICAL CO. SO 1-5 Oregon' Bldg. Oregon's Largest Optical Institution Phone 239 tor appointment SALEM. OREGON J. J More License Issued t Three applications for marriage liXnse were JrecIved at the county clerk's office yesterday. Licenses were granted to George X. Klrschnick and Veronica Mil ler of Gervais; Arthur Johnson and Helen Hampton of Salem. r.rr,ina , . ,v ! Drs. White and Mrhxl Osteopathic physicians, U. S. Bid. Adv. Home Milliner Attention A full line of buckram frames j in latest styles can be found at ! Ellsworth's- Hat Blocking shop, 291 N. Com'l. St., (near Cheme keta.) Adv. Fight Get Reds Beds were given to the follow ing men by the police Fr'-day evening. James Kelly, Alex Lundmark, Albert Beckman, Ralph WSlleford. Harvey Lude wig, C. B. Salburg. M. J. Wlbe ana rrancls isnaw You will enjoy Your Sunday dinner at the Spa. Roast young duck or chicken, and ail the good things to go with it. No Refund Possible Secretary of State Kozer has been advised by the attorney general that he is not authoriz ed to refund license fee volun tarily paid on an automobile cer tified to be of greater weight than shown by the Hsted weight of the manufacturer of the car. This is under that principle ot the state constitution whereby no money shall be drawn .from the - state treasury except upon appropriation made by law. and there is no law authorizing such withdrawal in this instance. PERSONALS Mrs. Mary S. Howell left yes terday for Long Beach, Cal., where she will spend the winter. Her address will be Panama apartments, 41 Chestnut avenue. SOME DRY HUMOR "Pa, what is meant by spirit control?" "Formerly the butler, now the physician." Boston Globe. "That's a bad cold you've got, old man. Are you doing any thing lor it?" "Not yet. I'm In hopes that it wil get had enough to be good for a prescription." Judge. "His death was sudden and un expected, wasn't it?" - "It was sudden, but we can't say that it was unexpected after he told us that he was making whisky for bis own use." De troit Free Press. "Did you make this stuff your self?" "Your Honor," replied the dis couraged home 'brewer, "Just taste it and you won t need any further proof that I did." Birm ingham , Age-Herald. "Hoke had a funny experience the other day." "How come?" "He was in a place having a drink and when he turned around the bartender was wearing a blue coa with brass buttons." New York Sun. . Blessed is the man or woman who has the price and the appe tite. Oregon furnishes the fooV Funeral The body of Jacob C, Segrlst, 4 6. who died in this city Friday. Nov. 17, will be shipped from the Rigdon & Son mortuary Sunday morning, Nov. 19, to relatives in Portland for funeral services and burial. Mary -. Pearl Maguren died on Gardeji road yesterday afternoon, age 43. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh C. Maguren. Body at Rigdon's Undertaking parlors. Funeral announcement later. Died McMILLEN Norman MftMillen. two year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Miller died at a local hospital November 18, 1922. The body is at Webb & Plough's and the funeral will be held Monday from the res idence. Interment in the Clag gett cemetery. CALHOUN John A. Calhoun, 66 died in this city Friday morn ing Nov. 17. Deceased is sur vived by one daughter. Miss Bessie Calhoun of Salem, and three sons, Herman, Bert and Joseph, all living in Canada. " Funeral services will be held from the Rigdon & Son chapel Monday afternoon. Nov. 20, at 1:30 o'clock. Interment will be made in the Lee Mission cemetery- ' Rigdon & Son's MORTUARY Unequal ed Service Webb & Clough Leading Foreral Directors Expert Exnbalmers BITS FOR BREAKFAST Big day in Salem Considering "everybody was in CcnTalUs." There fs a roan out in North Salem who is so deaf he only hears the voice of conscience with difficulty. S V The maji up in East Salem who would rather play golf than eat has a wife who would rather play j whist than cook. So 'they get j along fine. There is a Salem barber who says that if spirits want to com municate with him they must talk, not knock he ceta enough raps as it Is. from the living. "May I have a spoon?" asked a man in a State street restaurant Not with me." said the pretty I waitress. "I'm busy." j j The Kemalists say the Sultan i of Turkey surrendered the cali- phate when he flew the coop. Re flecting that he saved hU bead. perhaps he gets consolation. What would a caliphate be to a Turk sultan with a slit goosle ; string? m S The average woman has a vo cabulary of only 800 words, says an expert. It he ever listened in to the broadcasting over a back yard fence, he would conclude that she seems to know all the rest of the 400,000 in the un abridged dictionary. S S Mrs- J. K. Walker, of Atlantic City, gave birth to a bouncing (or bumper) boy in a Ford car. She named him Henry, of xourse. m Talking about Thanksgiving, did you know there is nothing in the proverbial Job's turkey. Job mever had a turkey. The turkey was a native of America, and Europeans never heard of it till the new world was discovered by Columbus thousands of years after Job, the richest man in all the East, was gathered to his fathers. Some early settlers in America erroneously thought the bird came from Turkey, and it was so named. EDITORIALS OF THE PEOPLE Help is Needed Editor Statesman The Associat ed Charities is endeavoring to raise money in order to relieve the suffering of the needy and the afflicted of our city. The Associated Charities be longs to the city of Salem. It was organized for the sole pur pose of serving our unfortunate fellow citizens and with that as its function, the opportunity, is offered to iput into practice the fundamental principles of Christ ianity and humanity. The test of a man's character is to be found in the altruistic service he renders his fellow men. That is the test of religion. That is the test of common hum an brotherhood. All are asked to contribute something, great or small; young and old are asked to give their mites to help those who are not as fortunate or as happy as we are. Let us share in this good pur pose. Members of churches and those ot no church; members ot fraternal orders and those who do not belong to any lodge let us all in the name of the great family of humanity and the most merciful God make those who are in need in our city feel that their brothers and sisters have been weighed in the balance and not found wanting. M. FERF.SHETIAN, Unitarian Church. It is now claimed that pie for breakfast is not harmful. It all depends on the pie, in our humble opinion. Exchange. English Hard Candies Are absolutely pure sugar candies, flavored with pure fruit flavors. They are so good that you can't resist them, and they are so pure that you can't eat too much. Tyler Drug Store 157 S. ComT. Phone 35 wheat nunc IS DECREASING Tendency Likely to Continue Until Consumption Is Equal of Production WASHINGTON,'. Nov. 18. An outstanding fact facing the Ameri can wheat farmer, says the annual yearbook of the department ot agriculture, is that while the per capita consumption ot wheat in this country has steadily Increased there has been a gradual de crease in per capita production. Thi tendency .probably will continue, it is added, at least un M the United States reaches the point where it consumes practic- y f ne wneat it produces Careful Study Made The economic situation of the wheat crop, production and mar keting, from seeding to interna tional trade, is presented in the yearbook. The discussion is the result of combined research and study by a number of the nation's leading agronomists' and agricul tural economists connected with the department. It is shown that nearly a third Of the farmers in the United States grow, wheat. Only corn and hay exceed this bread crop in acreage occupied and normally on ly these two crops and cotton ex ceed wheat in value. The wheat crop as a whole has much to do with the prosperity of the nation, says the yearbook, because the grain enters into foreign trade to a greater extent than any other crop except cotton. The country has exported a sur plus of wheat in. every year of its history except 1836, besides keep ing pace with an ever increasing demand at home. During the past 20 years, however, the yearbook states, the value of exports has decreased except.under the artt- ficial wan stimulation of the recent City Folk Best Eaters Because of improvements In milling processes which make bread more attractive, increasing prosperity, and the increasing pro portion of the population in the cities, the per capita consumption of wheat has increased in the United, States, tor the ffast-80 years. City dwellers eat more bread per capita, than country residents because of the lack of gardens in cities, the comparative cheapness of bread and because no home. cooking is necessary. The fact that the trend of population is Incomparable Oalop3 ' Confidence in Security . Whatever you may select here must be worthy of your confidence, else it would not be here. Our (guar antee) of satisfaction has won for us a great, many customers. tAot mmm k ut rr err. SHOES Are readily appreciated by those who have ever worn them. Their durability, style and fit is unexcelled even in shoes- costing much more per pair. Let oar exper ienced fitters fit you to satisfaction. JOHN J. ROTTLE The Wal-Over Store, 167 N. Com'l Manicuring Sets At Bargain Prices Through a most fortunate purchase we got a full line of factory salesman samples of highest quality, fancy nanicuring sets, imitation and genuine seal grain leather rolls, lined with fine silk which we are going to sell at 25 per cent less than the regular price. Thi3 sale will begin Monday. These sets will make come early while our stock Salem Hardware Co. -SALEM'. W.; .OREGON The Winchester Store ' ' Where to Eat Yowr Sunday Dinner Special roast or fried chicken din ner served all day today, JACK'S CAFR -Chicken dinner every Suadiy: short order ail day at Jack's Cafe, 16 South Commercial, r. If yon love yoar wife eat your chicken dinner at the Acme 45c with desserts. Cor. State and Commercial street. J ' TI1K SPA You will enjoy your Sanda? dianer at the Spa. Roast young duck, or chicken, and all the good thing to go with It. - toward cities should have much bearing on the future consump tion of tread. It is stated. ' War Interrupts Trend Before 18S0 the per capita con sumption ot wheat in this couMry was 3.8 bushels; from 187$ to 84 it was 4.1 bushels, and from 189S to 1914, 5.1 bushels.' Th rising trend was interrupted by the world war. but department of ficials believe it has been resumed. It the nation is. to increase its' bread ration to any great extent it must grow more wheat or im port it. the department says. A Los Angeles, man will marry woman whom be has been di rected to wed by a spirit message from his dead wife. But he might save a lot of money to have the message repeated. There may be some mistake la the name. Los Angeles Times. r . .. Burn Yeteray,;, Record of loct opportunities. Stop mournino; for - precious chances passed away. Start Afrexh Today and fit yourself for a good place. We can tdve you the preparation that yoir will nqjed Jn either day or night classes. Tomorrow Will Find You Ready After .. ' completing our course, you soort realize the truth of the epigram, "Opportunities look for you when you are worth finding." Capital Business CcHee . Salem, Oregon - Guaranteed, Satisfaction r.) reliable Xmas presents so js complete. BBBHBBBaMBaMBsaSSaBfc 7