THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON
TUESDAY. MORNING, NOVEMBER 21, 1922
CITY NEWS IN BRIEFl
: ' :
r CHurcnm rpean jouay .
f Superintendent J. A. Church
ill, state -superintendent of
, i schoolsj, is to be the speaker at
'f tte KtWanls club luncheon today
T coon, j He will choose hla own
; subject;, which is expected to , be
some phase of education in Ore-
rgon. Mrs. Ruth Emery Riddle,
x for years a star soloist in CM
l cago churches, is td sing for the
Uday. The programs ot the club
'are regularly good,! but the one
for today is especially interest-
i tag. .
i '
I Chicken Dinner and Jiazaar '
j- At tle Central chnrch, 19th and
i Ferry, (Tuesday evening, Nor. 21.
Flates,
40c-- Adv.
t Iwo Collide:
, C. T. Richie of 2006 North
.! Liberty street collided with W.
C. Hefae traveling outh on Com
, : jnercial street yesterday morn-
ing. The damage was reported
inht. :
! Sheriff YMts Jfero .
Sheriff Charles J. Springer ol
, Walla Walla, is in the city con
fering I with Governor Olcott on
official business connected with
his deoartment. Whii in ,,
- M v A Am vav
eapitol city, Sheriff Springer,
wno nas usx oeen chosen by the
Walla Walla voters to succeed
himBelf in office, ia a guest at
the home of hi nephew and
niece Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Rook-
SIOU1.
More Beds Given
Beds were given to the fol
lowing at the police station Sun
day evening: Pearl C. Holla
day, Harry Ludwigg and Pat
Welsch.
Opens Thursday Xight
Tom Mix in "Just Tony,'
Liberty. Adv.
at the
bodies. The gifted Irish singer.
Peter Doughan, is expected to re
main throughout the week, and!
will sing and play piano and
violin solos. The meetings are
each afternoon and evening at
2:30 and 7:30 through the week
beginning Tuesday afternoon.
First
For Loans Sec
O. W. Laflar, 417 Oregon Bldg,
Held to Grand Jury .
Wayne Dimick and Earnest
Crabtree, Portland men who af
ter their recent arrest, confessed
to the robbery of a Salem street
car conductor and to other rob
beries, hare been held to the
Marlon1 county grand jury. They
waived preliminary hearing here.
Indians Escapr
Two girls were reported to
have escaped from the Indian
schocl Sunday. Their names were
given as Katherine Stoke aged
17, and Henrietta John, aged
15. Both were fullbloded In
dians from Klamath couniy.
Neither of them had any monsj
at the time o; leavinr.
Mortuary Xears Completioi
Most of the hollow tile wall is
up lor the new weDD a ciougu
mortuary at Church and Ferry
streets. The work has been car
ried on steadily, through rain and noon. All college women, faculty
shine, until the building is fast women and the wives of faculty
taking substance and it ought to members, as well as the wives ot
ba readv before the first of the me trustees or Willamette, are
year, when tne iirm expects io uciucu in me guesi usi.
move. The building is one of on- Kecemng with Miss Richards
lv two in the state that were ex-j will be Mrs. Carl Gr,egg Doney
Dance '
Friday, Nov. 2 4th, 8:30 p. m.
Woodman of the World hall. Ad
mission, 50c. extra ladies, 10c.
Everybody welcome. Adv.
Opens Thursday Night
Tom Mix in "Just Tony" at the
Liberty. Adv.
Speeders Fined
Two alleged speeders, O. G
Peggs of Medford and J. e!
Gould of Salem were fined 120
and 10 respectively yesterday
for speeding last Sunday.
A
WALLACE REID
' j LILALEE '
j WALTER HIERS
"The Ghost Breaker"
j 2 7 9 p. m.
ANITA STEWART
in
"Rose 0' The Sea"
Also
TWO REEL COMEDY
AND A WEEKLY
TOMORROW
"Jan of the Big
Snows"
by
Jajnes Olier Curwood
Seven Accused of Spcedlnjf
Seven cases of speeders were
brought before the justice court
yesterday. The offenders were
arrested by officers under T. A.
Rafferty, state traffic chief. E.
D. Wood of Portland pleaded
guilty and was fined $15. Albert
Hofford and Ira Roach were
fined $15 and $20 respectively.
H. E. Baloh of Salem pleaded
not guilty and his trial was set
for next Thursday. Others who
will be tried for the same of
fense next Thursday are Carl
RtebNnger and W. F. Waldorff,
of Portland.
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ROAST TURKEY
for your Thanksgiving Dinner
will bo browned exactly right if,
you use one of our
ROASTERS
And how about a new Carving
Set to Go With It
Doughton & Marcus
It it's hardware we have it not
the biggest hardware, but the best
280 N. Com'l. Phone 639
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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?
LAlfMflK ' TRANSFER
Phone 030
Home Milliners Attrntio
A full line of buckram frames
in latest styles can be found at
Ellsworth.' Hat Bloeklne shop,
291 N. Com'l. St., (near Cheme
keta.) Adv.
ForrcIoNoro I demanded
Suit was brought in the cir
icuit court yesterday by Harry
L. Woodward against B. F. Ilei
kes and Edith Heikes for col
lection of a - promissory note
which the plaintiff alleges has
teen due since August, 1922. Ac
cording to the complaint the de
fendant borrowed $3,000 in Aug
ust 1919, due In three years, se
cured by a real estate mortgage
for $3,000. Forclosure on the
real estate mortgage is Bought
, A Classified Ad
Will bring you a buyer.-
-Adv.
IMvorce Case Opens
The case of Mina Peck vs Sam
Peck, a divorce complaint, open
ed in Judge Bingham's court yes.
terday. Due to the fact that the
defendant had defaulted his in
terest was reported by the de
puty prosecuting attorney. The
complaint alleges that on Octo
ber 5, 1917, the defendant re
fused to live with the plaintiff
land left for California, where he
has since been. A divorce is
sought and allowance of costs
and disbursements. The case
will be continued today, &,
Illegal Blanks-
Get them at The Statesman of
fice. Cata'og. on application.
Adv.
Hr MARGUERITE ULEESON
THE ANNUAL reception or
Willamette university women
given by the dean of women,
Miss Frances Richards, will be
a fociai event of Saturdav after-
pressly built for first class funer
al homes, and It is to have every
convenience and necessity that
long experience in funeral service
can provide. An elevator, a gar-
Mrs. Gorge H. Alden and Mrs. B.
L. Steeves. During the early
hours of the afternoon Mrs. E.
C. Richards and Mrs. W. E. Kirk
will pour and Mrs. A. N. Bush
CLUB CALENDAR
Tuesday
Junior Bazaar club of
Congregational church.
Modern Writers with Mrs
Odell Savage Ohling, 1840 S.
High.
W. C. T. U. in hall.
Lincoln-McKinley, Parent
Teachers association at Lincoln
school.
Wednesday
Barbara Frietschie Tent ot D.
of V.
General Aid of First Methodist
church.
Friday
First
Three
hall.
Saturday
D. A. R. with Mrs. W. H. Byrd.
Ladies ot the G. A. R social
meeting.
The first Saturday of the month
will hereafter be the regular
meeting day ot the American As
sociation of University Women,
according to action taken by the
association Saturday. The meet
ings wi l be held in the Cham
ber of Commerce rooms,
' A number ot new members were
present Saturday and it ! antici
pated by the officers that many
more will come in before the noxt
meeting. December 2. Miss Flora
M. Case is chairman of the pro
gram committee.
ul" To'T?: Salem Woman
Chosen Delegate
age built in with the rest ot the j and Mrs. Alice H. Dodd will pour
plant, a full basement for storage, later in the afternoon
Mrs. Henry II. Van deport was
chosen delegate to the national
meetinr of th Women's Vnm
mun; Other guests ror the even- Missionary society of the Metho
ing included Miss Marion Sims? dl.t chtt..h ,t thm m4Mtln,
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Forest Grove last week. Mrs.
Mr. Dadmun's accompanist, Mrs.
a chapel that will seat 200 per- The senior women of Lausanne Donald Spencer of Portland and George H,' Alden. who is "in Call-
sons, and other features will be! hall will assist in serving and in
incorporated.
the reception rooms.
Building Progresses
Work is going on steadily on the
Bligh store building block, at
High and Court streets. The
structure can not be finished un
til the Webb & Clough iease ex-!
plres the first of the year on the
present corner quarters, the old
Kansas House " building that
has long been a Salem landmark.
However, the three store rooms
fronting on Court street are being
built up, with Jront and rear and
partition walls, so that the corner
structure can be torn out and re-
placed very quickly when the
present occupants move to tbeir
own new place at Church and
Ferry.
ragged)
Miss Lois Steers of Steers aad fornla Ju8t now nd who ha,
Coman, all ot Portland. I orv rnrri. t,
of the state organization for same
Mrs. J. Ramseyer of Macleay time, was sent a letter ot greet-
left Salem the last of the week ing by the state society.
for a months visit with Her Mrs. W. O Shi.Bard f Pnrti.,n.l
daughter in California. Mfss ,fo - mh shon, f ,-,
Methodist
Ramseyer is a trained nurse at portUn(1 area of tne
Dr. Findley Returns
ur. m. c ma ley and son j
Dwight have just returned from '
an ocean to ocean trip, having
been gone for one month. They
state that they are glad to get
back to Oregon.
Company Will Move
The ground floor of the Derby
building, corner of Court and
High streets, that was for so long
a time occupied by Dr. Schenk, is
being remodeled and is to be oc
cupied about December 1 by the
Western Auto Supply company,
now at 125 North High. All the
partitions have been removed, and
the new occupants will now have
a single, large room, admirably
adapted to store purposes. There
will be messanine half floors at
I & V Tri
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San Louis Obispo. Mrs. Ram
seyer was accompanied on the
trip by Mrs. Ray .Richardson of;
that place, but formerly a rexrt-
dent of this city. Her husband
was at one time connected with
the firm of Rigdon and Richard
son of this city.
MB. AND MBS. W. J. SAVAGE
Mr. and Am. Savage observed
their golden weddnig anniversary
Monday November 13 at the fam
ily home near Salem.
Mrs. David Eyre will be hostess
this noon for the members of the
Junior Bazaar club of the First
either end, that will add much Congregational church. The mem-
gooa iioor space, ana they have ber will b entertained at lunch-
tne wnoie basement for storage. Un nnA will later devote the tim
The company has been ' greatly to worklne for the comin bazaar
namperea in its nusiness develop- Qt the church.
r '"i . "l 1 ' wula in.e Afsisfing hostesses for the
"ew 8noa remedy &l..,nn . T r Rmith
mirably. A large force of carpen
ters Is at work to get the new
home ready for occupancy.
Meetings Continue
Dr. Betts who has been
j speaking each afternoon and eve
ning for the past 10 days in the
Wrf C. T. . U. hall under the aus
pices of the Christian and Mis
sionary Alliance has been urged
to continue another week. The
services are inter-denominational
and all are taking part with
freedom. A number have been
converted. Some have been pray
ed with for bodily healing and
not a few testify to having re
ceived the Divine" touch in their
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
TRY TO SAVE
YOUR MONEY
Vail Baits. OTerooatt. Shom. etc. W
carry A l una at bIf prices.
W also bar all kinds of clothing
CAPITAL EXCHANGE
842 N. Commercial Phons 1S8-"W
FOR GIFTS THAT LAST
HARTMAN BROS.
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.
I HOTEL ARRIVALS
MARION R. K. Mcbeod, Har
ford, Conn.; Mrs. George Wood
ruff, Leone F Nowlin, The Dalles;
Mrs. O. E. Osborne. Medford; O.
F. McFarland, McMinnvllle; Mr.
and Mrs. C. H. Potter, Verne W.
Potter, Moscot; Thomas Moore,
H. J. Taylor. Pendleton; C. C.
Young, Pontiac, Idaho; L. A
Tripp, Sheridan R. E. Wells, Los
Angeles; O. K. Wintler. Mr. and
Mrs. E. D. Fox. O. D. Rilley. Se
attle; J. A. Roberts, Eugene;
Buster Brown, St. Louts; R. R.
Parshall, H. V. Neville, W. N.
Simpson, T. E. Elliott, C. F. Wag
nes, Mrs. Lester Frew, D W. Heil.
man. Dean Asdell. H. A. Bran-
ner, R. F. Do-e, C. W. Kennedy,
B. J. Snow, J. E. Ilorton. C. P.
Rosfs, Portland.
BLIGH Mrs. II. C, Bradburg,
Klamath Falls; S, B. Miller, M.
Ri Archibald, Paul E. Epperly,
CorvalHs; E. R. McCormack Hills
boro; C. O. Wyman, Eugene; J
A. Bnsch, Oregon City; E. T.
Armstrong, Grants Pass; Blanche
Griffith, Los Angeles; Mr., and
Mrs. B. Wilson, Tacoma: Ralph
Phe'p, H. Colton, R. McCaripan,
J. E. Gould, J. E. Walsh, A. Ba
der, J. Lindsay, A. G. Holden W.
Rose, Louis H. Vale. F. W. Milne
Portland.
TERMINAL Fred Sockley. L.
L. Gell, L. M. Mills. W. Tyler,
Howard A. Lang. F. H. Nash,
Portland; Mr. and Mrs. G. D
Mott, Falls City; J. Leash, Fel-
ton. Col.
Funeral
Jr., Mrs. T. A. Livesley, Mrs.
George Baytoe and -Mrs. Edgar
A. Pierce of Aumsville.
Thje women of the Jason Lee
Methodist church who live Bread
way and the river, will meet today
with Mrs. Alfred Vick to organize
a branch of the aid society. The
women of the district are being
specially invited to attend.
The Lincoln McKinley Parent
Teachers' association will meet
tonight at Lincoln school. Mead
Elliott, boys' work secretary of
the Y. M. C. A., and Howard Zin-
ser, boys' scout executive, will be
among the special speakers.
The question of whether the as
sociation shall furnish milk for
the younger pupils of the school
will be taken up at this meeting.
E. .A. Rhoten is president of the
organization-
j rar. ana Jirs. wjiiiam m. rnrg-
church, was re-elected president
of the Oregon conference Wom
an's Home Missionary society.
Other officers are: Correspon
ding secretary, Mrs. E. J. Mapla,
Forest Grove; recording secre
tary, Mrs. Ej S. Collins, Port
land; treasurer, Mrs. J. J. Oeder,
Portland. Department secretar
ies as follows: Younr Pennta'a
I CLUBS AND I work. Mrs. H. IL Vandevort, Sa-
f fynMrVC ATflITfI?C I ,em; cdren"a work, Mrs. E. C.
' WUlllbN b ALUVmtbl I Mniert Salem; missionary educa.
w tion, Mrs. A. 9. Underbill, Salem:
The civic art section ot the Sa- mite box, Mrs. H. M. Durkhelm-
lem Arts league w!l hold its first er, Salem; missiouary supplies,
meeting for the fall on Wednes-1 Miss Mary Crawford, Portland:
day evening, November 22, at j stewardship, Mrs. E. J. Swaf ford.
7:30 o'clock in the educational Salem ; evangelism, Mrs. C. G
room of the Salem public lib- Doney, Salem; temperance, Mrs.
rary. S. H. van Trump is leader bine Kite Dunlap, Salem; train-
for the section. The work as ing schools, Mrs. Hertsog, Salem;
planned for the year should prove bequests and device, Mrs. A. B.
of interest and value to the peo
ple of Salem, specially to those
who have new homes to land
scape.
The main topics to, be studied
and discussed in order are: 1.
general theory of landscape gar
dening; 2. planning the home
grounds; 3, decorative planting I
materials; 4 floral specialties; 5.
soil and culture; 6, walks and
drives; 7, streets and parkings.
Each of these will in turn be
divided and subdivided so that
all points of beauty and suita
bility may be covered.
The meetings are open to the
public and are free to all who
have landscaping problems to
solve or who are Interested in
bautifying home or city. The
section will meet the second and
fourth Wednesdays of each month.
Manley, Portland; press. Mrav If,
Peterson, -Portland; membership.
Mrs,, Helm, Forest Grove; thank
offering. Mrs. Bohrnstedt Salem:
college secretary. Mrs. Fjr P.
Thomas, Salem. ,
The corresponding wcretary for
the conference Is a delegate to
the national convention because
f lsfr office, so Mrs. E. J. Maple
will attend the national conven
tion next fall. A, motion was
made' and carried that lheia
tricts la the Oregon conference ro
tate alphabetically In iendlni4el
egttea to the nationaL Salens be-
!ing the one to send delegate
l
next fall, Mrs, U. II. Yanaerort
was elected delegate anl Mxtv a
A. lit tier alternate. 1 -
The report of Mr. K. T. Sta
ples of Pottlaad, who retired as
treasurer after IS years service,
showed the ' organiatiioa t bad
raised IP1.4 dorlnr ths ytar
an) expended. 2690J.34. Mrs.
Maple was presentea wiibj a
t and none handbag as a gift ot
appreciation for her services to
t he eov. f err ce society, A mo
tisn was a'so carried to ask the
society in the Eastern Oregon dis
trict to Jala the Oregon confer
ence ranks.
Dciegate were entertained by
Forest Croa Methodist women,
sad bn Queen Esther girls of
Forest Grove entertained Thursday
evfKlng with a paceant entitled
Tn Soul ot the City." ;
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BETTER COFFEK
Capital Junk
Co.
WANTS
All kinds of junk and
second-band goods. We
pay full value.
215 Center Street
. Phone 393
hardt entertained at dinner Sat
urday evening for Miss Mable
WHhycombe of Portland, Other
guests included Miss Elizabeth
Lord and Miss Mable Robertson.
Mrs. Charles K. Spaulding and
Mrs. Roy H. Mills spent several
days in Portland last week.
Mr .and Mrs. Carle Abrams and
Col. and Mrs. George A. White
and daughter. Miss Henrietta
White formed a party attending
the U. of O.-O. A. C. football
game and homecoming at Corval-
15s-
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Griffith
spent the week-end In Corvallis
and attended tho football game.
.
Mrs. Odell Savage Ohling will
The body of Mrs. N. E. Gris- entertain the Modern Writers to-
wold, formerly a resident of Sa- 1jlght at ar home on South High
lem. win te brought from fort- street
iana toaay to be ourtea in tne j& .
City View cemetery at 2:30 this Mlss Helen Berg and Mise Moj.
aiternoon. She had a stroke or o.i.-.hh.nar amnn? the
m I 1 UU niawtiauvi a
paralysis a year ago, mat leit wtk.nA en,ata in Corvallis.
her a partial invalid, until a sec- -t- at tne Xi Beta
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uuu v isnctnun a lew uds
All Eyes Don't
See Alike
Most people can see quite
clearly, but many have to
struggle to do so. Seeing
Is a severe strain to them.
That is why there are so
many headache sufferers
nowadays.
Have Your Sight Tested
by us, for then you will
learn of their true condi
tion. If you do not. need
glasses, we promptly tell
you so. Prices always mod
erate. MORRIS
OPTICAL CO.
10 1-6 Oregon Bldg.
Oregon's Largest Optical
Institution
Phone 239 for appointment
SALEM, OREGON
stresses the importance o
freshness. Vacuum packing
Insures the freshness and
retains the full flavor
and strength of
Golden West
Coffee, jlN
-n , ii fc-ir' mi i Tit i I if J
put an end to her sufferings.
g Rigdon & Son's
MORTUARY
Unequaled Service
Webb & Clough
Leading Funeral
Directors )
Expert Embalmert
sororky house.
Miss Dorothea Von Berg spent
the week-end with her sister, Mrs.
E. C. Hickman and returned yes
terday to Eugene, where she is a
student at the University of Ore
gon.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Craln, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Zimmerman and
Mis Helen Yockey were among
those who drove to Corvallis for
the rootball game Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. S- Roberta
wjerer1 delightful hosts Friday
night at their beautiful new home
nn Summer street in honor of
Royal Dadmun. who sang here
that evening. Many Salem music
Don't Wait
Until ome one is sick in
your horn 2. Get your
Hot Water Bottle
at once and then you will
Be
PRICES FROM 1.00 UP
Vfm. Neimeyer
"Just Draffs .
175 N. Commercial SU
Phone 167 -
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Money Buys
Much
During Our
Wool Dress Goods
Sale
to v.
Continues up to
Saturday, 6 p. m.
See last night and Sunday
papers for price list . .
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"Christmas Is Coming"
SALEM STORE
466 Etate St.
PORTLAND SILK SHOP
: 383 Alder St.
lovers came la tomeet Mr; Dad-1
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