TflR OREGON STATESMAN SALEM OREGON
SUNDAY MORNING; MAY 13, 1923
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CITY 'NEWS IN BRIEF
Cousins Find Earh Othf
Though they, haul lived Inr the
same block for mojre than a 'year,
,Mra. Ora F. Mclnttrre and Austin
Kenny did not know ; they were
cousins were not jeven'j acquaint
ed. They did nod discover their
relationship untij- 4n estate the
east. was settled ut and each re
ceived a list of the heirs and their
addresses. Mr., Kenny Uvea at.. Sill
North Cottage street and Mrs. Mc
Intyre at the time,' was living' at
527 Center. The!' mothers were
ulsters.
Leftal Blanks
r Get them at.ThQ statesman of
fice. Catalog on
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Kodak Films Today-
Song1 Shop oien
i application
till 6.Adv.
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Karwig in Jurisdiction 5 ,
The state board j?f horticulture,
by authority of tbe law relating
to control of pestsL has -power to
assume jurisdiction over the work
of eradicating the earwigs from
aDout iv.uvu lots in tne city or
Portland. ' Thls'lsj the ruling' of
( i the attorney general's off lice in re
ij ply to sL question jf romj the state
ditiona there. Is; a serious (Conges
tion.: in the Portland yards on
Monday; and the exchan de
Eires some of. this business to
June 12 I late
The public service commission
has set June 12 as ; the date of
come,
week.
during the middle
For Rent
, Furnished
5 -room
of the
modern
mission on It own motion against crd breaking attendance oi . aei .rrice in Amany, attracted wiae
the Northern Pacific : Terminal I gates and member, as wen a i ant nuon mrougn ,ine enure vai
company. Involving union ,depot other) tourists.i as evidenced by ley
foxiinioa in Pnriton,) Th. ia i reservations ai reaav DeiDg , mu
housed Inquire II. I Stiff Furn.
Co. Adv.! ' i " .
Willamette May Pay
Pictures. The 1 Song
Adv.
Shop.
board of horticulture.
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' lr. B. V. Pound Announces - "
His return to jgeneral dental
' practice rafter study east. 4Q8 U.
S. Bank Bldg. Phdlne 2040. Adv.
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Sons Shop Open Today v
' Leave your kodak1 films. Adv.
livestock Kxchange Petitions -
The - v Portland Livestock ex
i change has joined with Fry e & Co,
I of Seattle and khe Union iStock
i yards of Seattle 14 urging another
livestock 'train "ekchi week f fiom
I Huntington toPortland At pros
1 ent there is onl one train. If
I Is claimed that nader present con-
Measured Service Boosted
The public service commissi -m
has received a letter from Provi
dence, R. I., testifying to the suc
cess of the x "measured service"
telephone system. This system is
stoutly opposed by the Pacific
Telephone; & Telegraph company
In the rate hearing now pending
In Oregon.5 and the Providence let
ter will be used as an argument
by the commission; durlngy the
hearing. v
fligher Rates Asked
I The" Lebanon Light & Water
company has filed with tho pub
lic service commission an appli
cation for authority to Increase
Its service rates,' alleging that a
deficit has . been Impossible to
avoid i under the present rates.
DrJCLiHai-ilian-
Osteopathic Physician and
: i . Surgeon ; j.
228 Oregon Building
- f phone S58 I : f.'
For
Gifts
That Last
HARTIIAN BROS.
' Diamond!, Watches, Jewelry
: and BUverware.
UPhoner 155. Salem, Oregon
Well Furnished Flat-
Modern; large five rooms. For
rent. I Immediate' possession u
a month. At C64 1-2 Ferry -sweet
Call at Statesman hasiness office,
or phone 23. ; ' , "
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Improvements at Monmouth
Improvement of the buildings at
Orecon normal school, Monmouth,
br installation of safer electrical
wiring, was ordered at a meeting
of the executive committee of the
board of regents held h ere Sat u r-
day. Also there is to be an ad
ditional fire hydrant and some lm
provement in the piping.
Films in Tonite Before
Ready 8 a. m. tomorrow. Song
Shop. Adv. , i
B.'C. STONE, MJ.
General Office Praetlet
Cancers Treated
Office, Tyler's Drug Stot
157 8. Commercial Street
Salem Ambulance Service:
I Day and Night , "
I. - Phone 666 , .
.; . . ; 178 S. JUberty St. '
Balem- i Oregon
Capim Junk
WANTS
All kinds of junk and
second-hand toods. We
pay; foil yalue.
215 Center Street
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Phone 393 I 'V
SHANGHAI CAFE
IB2U Com'L St. rhone 297
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Merchants' Lunch
KTnnrilpa ........
American Dishes Chinese Dishes
JOnen It a. mito2 pn
Music, dancing 9 p.m.. to 12- a
is Just out, which Is meeting with J Healing Evangelist .Coming .
highest praise and enthusiasm Dr. Charles S. Price, an evan-
trom all who have seen it, in view I gellst who held revivals during
of it being a special northwest the winter in 'Albany and has
number, designed to promote In-1 since been in Victbria,' B. C, will
terest all over the country In the I begin a series of revival services
national convention of that organ-I in Salem during June or July, ac
ization to be held in Portland July Icording to an announcement made
14 to 19. which will bring a re-1 yesterday. The meetings of Dr.
ASTORIA RELIEF
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will be "heard at the office of the
commission in Portland, ! '
For
Columbia River Paper Mills
8 per cent preferred atock,
cumulative. from June 1, can now
be had from A. O. RIach, BJIgh
hotel, or the Salem Bank of Com
merce. Adv. '.:"! f;
with transportation companies and I " 8wlffa Fef-tlllters.
hostel ries '-f or accommodations. I terms, C S. Bowna, phone
Every . woman's Organization of I Adr; (
easy
sb.
I the . northwest will exert special
efforts toward making this event
a successful and attractive one.
Vouel Is Commanded 5 M
A letter was received' by B.
Youel, superintendent! of Silver-
ton schools, yesterday from J. S.
Smith,' chief naturalization exam
iner with offices at Seattle, con
gratulating him on his report on
Americanization In the. Silverton
schools. According to Mr. Smith
a copy has been sent tor the com
missioner of naturalization at
Washington, D. C, and Examiner
Tomlinson in charge of the Port
land office for their Inspection
and approval. Mr. Smith states
that the work is 'one of the Aiost
impressive documents of its kind
that was ever sent to his office.
Special , -praise is also given to
County Cleric Grant Boyer and
Mary L. Fnlkerson, ' superintend
ent of county schools, for their
assistance on the report.
Hat ! Oregon Pro
Rev. JI. Elmer Pemberton, for
mer pastor of the Friends church
E. T. Stottlar .. i m Salem, writes from wilmlng-
Of 969 S-13th St. will sell their I ton, Ohio, 'that he eats Oregon
(room hniinA and furniture at I DVunes and cherries from the Sa
auction sale next Wednesday, May I lem packing companies and would
16th. P. N. Woodrv. auctioneer. I like to be in Oregon. Rev. Mr
Adv.
Marriage License
A marriage license veas Issued
to Otto H. Peters and Bessie P.
Miller in the county clerk's office
yesterday. .1
Pemberton left 'Salem more than
a year and a half ago. He is do
ling work for the Friends church
in the east. 1,
Kodak F3ins
Song Shop open today.-
-Adv.
Lacks Licensed
Frances Edlund was arrested
yesterday for operating a car
without a drivers' license. She
was fined $10 when she appeared
ff the Justice court.
Wood for Sale , i '
Now U the time to buy wood
reasonable. Fred E. Wells. Adv
j MIsElizabeth Levy 5
Presents her violin students; In
recital at Uhe ! First Christian
church Wednesday, May 16, at
p. m. S0I0J and an ensembleJjof
45 violins, accompanied by pipe
ofgan and f)lanp. The public 13
I invited.f Adv-
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personal:
Good C-Room House
And furniture will be sold at
auction on Wednesday next. May
16, 1:30 p. m., at 969 S. 13th et.
See particulars - in adv.,. today's
paper. F. N. Woodry, auctioneer.
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ReVeased Yesterday
Ed Stanley, who was arrested
yesterday for drivine a vehicle
with Improper license plates.paid
a fine of $10 In the justice court
His . automobile . was returned to
him. after he had secured new
license plates.
Wedding Gifts
At cost at Mrs.
Trover's. Adv.
Hoi brook Helps
With the close cooperation wtyh
the Chamber ofj Commerce, Capt.
A. M. Holbrooke commanding the
Salvation army J work for Salens
and vicinity, flaying plans to
bring all the j available help to
Salem to take' care, of : the berry
crop and otheir help that, may be
needed at that time. A number
of the growers in and about Sa
lem ; have . written setting bef ire
Caotain Holbrook the amount of
work that they will require done
and the different convenience
around the different ranches that
haVe written in so.Jfar.'
Accident Reported-
Henry Robbins of Rickreall,
while going south on Front street
collided with an unidentified per
son yesterday near Chemeketa.
No damage was done.
II. C. Toa of Silver Falls wa.i
in the city yesterday.
O. V.! White of Stayton was In
the, city yesterday.
r F. E.i Fagan of Woodburn was
in Salem yesterday. .
, J. R. Vldgood of Jefferson was
in Salem yesterday.
F. J. Diets of Gervals spent the
day In Salem yesterday. -
T. A. Gilbert of Eugene, former
Salem busiaess man, visited at the
Ralph Gilbert home this week.
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Elementary School Tax Is In
cluded in State Tax Re
: turn to City
f The elementary " school tax 1 of
mills, adopted In Oregon ' in.
1920, is to be included In calcu
lating the state appropriation for
Astoria relief, according to' an
opinion of Attorney General Van
Winkle in rfeply to an inquiry by
he state tax commission-
The relief statu, passed, by the
923 legislature, requires the
state tax commission to certify
to the. secretary of 'state the total
amount of state taxes assessed
and levied against' property in As-'
toria. Then the secretary of state
is required to draw a warrant on
the state treasurer for that
amount, payable to the city of As
toria in a sum equal to one-halt
the certification of the .state tax
cOmihission. .The amount of the
first certification i. will be about
$77,000. .; Inclusion of the school
tax makes a difference of about
$18,000 in Astorias favor.
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wjll be an institution in which
every saiemite will taxe priae r.
. Well, ,in round numbers, $75,"
000 has so far, been expended on
the building. It is ready for the
plasterers, and - they- will begin
work tomorrow. They can fin
ish in six weeks.; j It will take
$3a,000 .more to finish the hos
pital, aa so far built; and furnish
it ready for occupancy and ' use.
It is understood that about $10,-
000 of the $35,000 Is In hand.
The. writer Is not Informed con
cerning the plans to secure the
other 1S25.000. But the hospital
ought; to be completed. -. In the
building now occupied : there-are
1 2 rooms. This building Is to be
used as quarters for the nurses.
Salem needs the new hospital,
badly.' Some way ought by an
means to be arranged for getting
the balance of the money. . ;
" The" cbniltruction so far. is sub
stantial and first : class in all re
spects. Plumbing, wiring every-
thtrig -44 ujr to date: r .Nothing is
so far lacking in building for con-
veniencei and -planning for tho
very bes. So far so good. Tli .?
next step Is completion and oc-, -
paacy. ThU could be acomp1? -ed
If evojry one in the servei ; -
rltory who may some day need
servicesiof the; hospital eontril :
a dollar to mafcejnp the lr.'.t, $1 " -
000."" ' " .L." " - - ':- . v
Song Shop Open Today
Kodak films, finishing, etd.
Adv. .. ' . "" .
Sneeder -Nabbed , k
Jack Rockwell was arrested by
Officer Nichols yesterday lor
speeding at 37 miles an hour. He j
was fined $13 by Judge KunU. ,
A Classified Ad
Will bring you a buyer Adv.
I NEW CORPORATIONS I
.
The folldwingf articles of incor
poration hare been filed at the of
fice or W. jE. Crews, state corpor
ation commissioner:
Cascade I Motor company, Port
land ; j incorporators. H. M. Covey,
R. C.j Parken M. Albert; capital
ization,! i$e;o,i)ooi
Liberty Logging company, Scap
poose; incorporators, E. W. Wlest,
J. S. Wlest. J. J. Callahan; capi
talization.;$5000i ! -
" Tiooett A Son. Enterprise; 'In
Thjough many have tried j"t
none has ever succeeded In mak
ing himself happy in making
others miserable. One may be
come rich through robbing oth
ers; but the very riches will be
a nest of scorpions stinging his
conscience. Whatever disguise
he wears before the world, he:
will not be able to hide bis moral
nakedness.
t A brain incapable of a ; noble
thought, whatever the rank In co-
ciety o,f its possessor, can never
ennoble anyone. - j
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WITS FOR BREAKFAST
Willamette Valley
Transfer Co.
Fast Through Freight to AH ,
I Valley Points VaUy.
Speed-Ef flcIency-Ser ? k-c
SaIem-I'ortland-Woolburn
rorvallls - Eugene - Jefferson
, Dallas AttHuiyMoumu(h
" InlepenJenco - Monroe, -
Springfield . ': :
.SHIP BY TRUCK
ECZEMA BEMEDY
VT4 IWMUr -Miw CRAKOI-mTB vffl
ear aav cm .cwn w. -
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UUind. your aumy wiU U wfadAi
Priea S1.00. . ,. t? . t
8. Oom'L
ptMr DMtt ItOlE, 115
i 504T.JB. Kationil iBank Bailding
Dr.B.H.Wliitc
Orteopatlilc Pkytician and Surgeon
Saectronia DUsnorisi and Trtmt
(Dr. Atetai' iHetkod.) v
u fiAT.BM. OREGON'
Will Meet Monday, 5
Countv Sunday school meeilnr
wilj "be held at the YMCA Mon
day, May 14 at 8 p. m: (Hans
will he made for the union: Sun
day school picnic which will br
held June 16. Every - Suadaj
school, In tho bounty should be
represented, x,"- f , s
! Office Robbed :"
Charles Loos of 752 Trade
street rteported to police early I cornorators. Oscar Furuset, .Mer
yesterday morning that his office wjn Rankin, Tachael Kierman;
had been robbed the mgni oeiore 1 capitalization, $50,000.
Nothing I Aldeitwood Mill company. Port
land! : ineimorators. George Loeb,
Alfred, Lc4b, John M. Pipes; cap
italization, $5000
Ackerson investment - company.
A. H
of a check protector.
3lse had been taken. -
Larmer Asks Judgment
iJudgment' and foreclosures 'fl
iea Is asked in' a suit hrougbt hjA Portland: f Incorporators,
Attractive llalletin Out
An attractive and artistic num
ber of the official bulletin of
National Federation of Business
and Professional Women's i clubs
DIED
CATTERLIN Saturday, May 12,
S. . Ernest Catterlln, age 55
; yeaVs. son of Mrs. S. B.
D. A. Larmer against W. F. uamp
nd S. V. Ramp in Circuit court
yesterday. According to the com
plaint the plaintiff performed Ser
vices on defendant's car which
amounted to $73.07, of which the
tnc I plaintiff states only $6 .was paid.
A Hen was Ilied on eoruary o.
1923. However, later the defend
ant S. V. Ramp claimed an inter
est, in the truck. iJudgment
aealnst both and foreclosure" of
the lien is asked.
Ackerson, ,V.. E.j Ackerson, N. M
Palm; caaltallzation, $5000.
, About the Salem hospital
Let's talk about -that: i
A lot of .Salem " neonle were
shown through the unfinished
building yesterday afternoon.
Among' .them was the writer heref
of.. Miss Gladys W. Steele, the
superintendent, explained the
uses proposed to be made of the
rooms, fromr the, holier room in
the basement to what will be the
children's wards, on ; the . third
floor. The arrangement Is com
plete. Everything-in the way of
convenience has been planned for.
When finished, as every one will
agree who saw it yesterday af
ternoon, ithia will be ,one of the
best arranged hospitals In the
United States to accommodate
fifty patients. When the wings
are added, it will be a handsome
hospital, i Inside - and outside. . It
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Cat-
DR. C. H. SCHEI1K
Has Moved to His Jlew
( Location f
249 So. Cotliase Street
,., 1 Phone 1183
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LADD & BUSH
Bankers j
Established 1868
General Banking Business
Office Honrs from 10 a. m. to 3 p.
m.
Doctors to Meet-
terlin of Salem; brother of-l jThe Polk-Yamhill-Marion uMeo-1
i Mrs. Florence Irwin of Salem, I leal society will meet in Salem
F. J. Catterlin of Los Angeles; I Tuesday. Following .the usual
W. IE. Catterlin of 4 Sherlrood, I custom the medical men and wo- j
Or. and Frank V. Catterlin oilmen will meet for dinner at 7
Portland. Funeral services will I o'clock in The Spa. The program
be held Monday, May 14Jat 2 to be given later includes the fol-
I. m. from the RIgdon mortuary I lowing papers: "Some of the Llt-
with Interment; In IOOF eme-lte Things we Overlook In indus-
by Dr. Kicnara
Doing j '
One Thing
Well 1
tery.
STREYFFELER At Los An geles
May 8, , Percy L. Streyf eler,
23 years, 11 ..-months; so a of
Mrs. H. Wenger of Saleri, a
brother of Clarence Wenger, L.
H. and A. J. .Wenger of Salem,
and Miss Helen Wenger Of Sa
lem. Remains will be in Sfelem
Monday evening, May 14. I An
nouncement of funeral will be
made later from the RIgdon
mortuary. ?; Deceased was a
trial Surserv.'
Dllfehunt, dear! of U. of O. Medi
cal college, rortland. The dis
cussion will be led by Dr. C. A.
Downs of Salem. "Some Phases
of Dermatologyj with Presentation !
of a number of. Dermatologlcal
Cases." by Dr. Lyle KIngery, Port
land. Discussion; led by Dr. Mary
C. Rowland of Salem.
MAKING
GOOD
GLASSES
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MORRIS
OPTICAL CO.
j 1-5 Oregon BIdg -
Oregon's Largest' Optical
Institution i
Phone 230 for
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Junk, Rags, Sacks, Hides. Wool, Iron, Bottles, Rubber
j - . ana rurntiuic
l We Pay Highest Cah Prices
STEINBOCK JUNK
i House of Half Million and One Bargains.;
Phone 52i ' . 1 .402 N;;0X
CO.
ti n - f - 11
Marcus
Doughton &
inmil HOC DA1D.ITC Mil C' HI A
riHnuvvHnu 1 m - , 7 w
garden equipment that will aid you in pre-;
paring that vegetable garden. - j ;
Thone 639.
2S6 N. ComT.
Women to Meet
) The Woman's union of the First
rrtTurrAraMnr.al church will meet
... . . .VW0.-0
member ot tne oaiem loose "M-riesday for an! all-day meeting
Elks: also a former mem her 01
Company M. 162nd infantiy.
PIERCE At a local hospital.
from injuries ( sustained ii an
auto accident north of ; Salem,
Saturday, May 12, Glenji L.
Pierce. ag 26 years, a resi
dent of Ooblo. Or. Survived by
a wife and two children.! I The
remains are at the RIgdon pmor-
autry.
WYCAST Airs. Mary Wycast. at
Cast. Cal.. i May. .10, age 57
years. V Survived ; by wfdAwer.
Mnrrtft W. Wvcast. three pons.
Or.
be made later.
at the churchl. A business meet
ing will be held at 2:30.
- ' Appointments. ' Oregon ; I
ARMSTRONG
f TABLE STOVE r
THE Armstrong Table!
: Stove has been pro-
nounced the most complete
.table stove -on - the market.
It is highly efficient and v
practical for use at the table
for quickly preparing break
fast or luncheon. .
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T he' Armstrong Table
Stove has a number of ex
clusive features and Is very
carefully constructed a n d
highly finished In all its
parts. ,
- ! 1 See it at our store
WELCH ELECTRIC CO.
i ' i " Phil Brownell, Mgr.
379 STATE. ' t PHONE 053
T
ASrl YOUR FATHER
Hejcari tell you how much
easier HIS way through life
would haVe been if he could
have had a business educa
jtlon to help him.
; He! may not be able to
tell you' Just how much it
will I cost to obtala " such
training, but he can tell
- you how much it costs NOT
" to have a fundamental bus
iness! training. -
Talk to him akd then let
ts show you , how we can
telp 'you.
High and Ferry
Capital Business
College "
High and Ferry f
8.1LEM, OREGO.V
If
T. :
For any kind of
persona writfaj
,'(.-
Compact Case only four
inches hish. ' ;,
Convenient Uta it cny
whexe. Carry it verywhere
Com jlete Full, f oar-row
Standard Hey board.
, Fice,wtth case, CO
COMJIERCIALj
BOOK -
7 STORE '
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Sneeder Caueht
E. C. Ingham, was arrested by
Traffic Officer Max Flahnery yes
terday for speeding at, 40 miles
Electronic Reactlona of Abranta
i Dr. White, 60e U. S. Bank biag.
Adv. - i '
Timer, White VlsUs
' Bruce White,' who finished h-s
1923 eraduation In Willamette in
Robert,' Cederic and HarolA, aU the middle of the year, and then
of Salem. Burial at Albany, I went to Astoria to taae
Funepal announcemeAt tolsition in the high school tnere.
visiting in Salem for the Junior
May day celebration. He was
student body president; before
leaving, the honor passing on to
Verne Bain, who now presides.
White was one pf the letter men
in football, and ranked high as a
student. He has physics and
mathematics in the Astoria school.
Webb & Clough
Leadias Fcstrtl
jr Directcrs
Expert Embabncri
Rigdon & Son's
: ; t MORTUARTi ;
Uneqnaled Serrki
trarni -Visit ' Hei
Everett Craven ;M Portland was
a Salem visitor Saturday.
was graduated from 5 Willamette
last year end entered the service
of the Portland YMCA where he
is now one of the responsible de
partment heads and a. man indis
pensible to the Portland Institution.-.
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Snuffling
iNcver Cured .a Cold
Take one of our
preparations and find
immediate relief.
SCHAEFER'S
j DRUG STORE
L135 N. Commercial St.
j r Phone 197
Was the Appeal of Thousands oi In and Out of '
Town Customers that Prompted Us To
TME BIG SIE
t: OaSiaSr;
ALL THE BIG REDUCTIONS ADVERTISED r
AVAILABLE TILL MONDAY AT 6
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IT'S YOUR j
LAST CHANGE
AT PRICES THAT HAVE STU N N ED
The Entire Valley With Their Lowness s
MON DAY THE; E N D ! '
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See Our, Windows Today- and Act Tomorrow
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