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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1923)
SUNDAY MORNING, T.IAYM27, 19231 1 i; i I i u . CITY NEWS IN Speeder Nabbed . " Ernest Neuensch wander .was 'ar rested by Officer Edwards yester, day Tar speeding at the rate of 28 miles an hour , on Soutli Commer cial between Mission and Lincoln streets. See our ad on page 2 i; ' Anderson & Rupert. Adv. Electronic Reactioas or Abrams Y, Dr.! White, 508 C. 8. Bank bids. Adr. , - . . Marriage IJcense Marriage .licenses were issued ; ,, to the following In ' the county : clerk's office yesterday: Roy' Me 1 1 Guire and Erma Van Leer of Sa- lem; "Paul A, Jaquet and Ruby B. j Shanander of ilverton, and Harry J Gutelins Romig of Berkeley and - Agnes! Bock of Sllvertbn. ' Meadow Brook Hats- ' A new shipment Ju-st received at special prices; also aa assort ment f attractive Meadow Brook model priced at $10 daring pur month-end sale: , The . French 1 Shop. Adr. Dr. C L Karshall , i . -i. . V r Osteopathic Physician and i-i:- - Surgeon .. C23 Oregon Building - Phone 53 For Gifts . That .Last HARTT.IAH t?,QS. Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry . and Silverware. Phone 1255. Salem, Oregon Salem Ambulance Service i; Day, and Eight' . 1 ; Phone 666 : 173 g. liberty fit, -Salem a W Oregon Capital Junk -WANTS- l AO. kinds of junk and second-hand Eods, ; We pay full valus.' i . ! - r f 215 'Center Street Phcne SC3 , LABD&BUSH Bankers - : Established 1863 ' ' ' Central Bacldng Business Office Honrs' from n; ffailrlrint. ..Mir AlAaaw a ft - - , - , - r.Iay 28th! to Vr'cdacsflay, May 31, condactiag a demonstration cn the uses of IJass Heuter Paints and Varnishes. Vie want you to become better acquainted wth these dependable Paints and Varnishes. Their use will add to the pleasure and comfort of 2:3iLCc rchlSL ' SALEM Elbert Is, Senior - , -- George Elbert, son of 1 Elbert of Salem, wiljbe graduated from the school of mechanical engineer ing at O AC this spring. r i . Baby Chlcks-LI ' J ' ' Last hatch Tuesday. -Few Min orca left at 1 6 c each. Needham's, 858 State. - Phone 400. Adr. Several Good TeedV-. , Leather rockers and couches at bargain prices. Forced to yacate. II. L. Stiff Furniture Co. Ady. Cars Collide j , Carl Giese reported that as ho was going west on Court yester day he was hit: by a coupe which was going south.' A rear fender was damaged. '''. Wanted : Three experienced waitresses at once. "Apply Gray Belle. Adv. ' : . Contempt CharEed Herbert Nash; whose wife was given a divorce In February, 1919, is given until June .11 to appear before the circuit court and ex plain why he ; should sot be pun ished for contempt of court for refusal to obey nn order and den cree rendered against him in 1919, according to aa! order signed by Judge Georgo Bingham yester day. According to the decree en tered against Nash, he was to pay his wife $30 a month for the sup port'of their child which was left in her custody. ' At the present time his wife asserts there is $210 owing her, whfich has not been ald. - . Bed, Spring and Mattress Special. One 2 in. continuous post Simmons steel bed with large heavy fillers. one Simmons metal spring and; one 40 lb. cotton mat tress for only $24.75. C S. Ham ilton. Adv. - Visit - - Oar new music room.: H. L. Stiff Furniture Co. Adr." i ' B, a STONE, 1LDV General ; Officer Practice ' j Cancers Treated . -. Office. Tylars Drug Store 157 8. Commrrlal Street riton 859. r Rc.'Pln 469-J. dr. B. H; White OstMpathlfl Plytieua nd nrgton 1 XOactMBl Diagnosis and TtMUuat (Or. Afccuna' MatkoA.) r SALEM, OREGON DR.C.1I.SC1IEIIK Has Moved to His ,JJew i : Location' : 249 So.. Cottage Street Phone 1183 10a.rn.lo 2 p. in. ' f"rtnrv prntrf . will he at B. Junior Clierrians IreparlRg ; The Junior Cherrians, under the direction of Dr. H. C. Epley, are going to give Portland and Salem the biggest surprise of their lives. Sixty boys are practicing at the 1TMCA twice a week, getting ready for the Rose festival in Portland. These boys will occupy a promi nent part in the parade. They will hare all kinds of marches and drills and fancy steps.' The next practice, for the boys "will be next Monday evening. They will prac tice on a large cherry formation which will be red and green, and there will be about 60 boys par ticipating. , The other team, is the regular drill team. Dr. Epley re quests that all boys belonging to the Whitney Boy chorus be j on hand at 8 o'clock Monday evening -to get ready for the big event.? A Home That Is ' Home t - l ! Attractive, well located, will not depreciate in value, for $18,000. Gertrude J. M. Page. AdvJ ( Two Burner Oil Stoves now $9.75. II. L. Stiff Furniture Co. Forced to vacate Sale. Adv. , t Dr. B. F. Pound Announces : His return to general dental -practice after study east. 408 U. S. Bank Bldg. Phone 2040. AdT. Salem Students to Finish . Salem students listed among the senior class at' the University of Oregon are Maxine Buren, B.S. in art; George W. King, B.A, In eco nomics; George R. Gochnonr, B.A. economics; Leon Culbertson, B.S. in economics; John K. Youel of Sllverton, B.A. journalism; Mar jory Flegel, now of Portland and formerly of Salem, B.A. In edu cation. The commencement at the university this, year will be held June 25. ' ' ' ' See our ad on page " Anderson & Rupert. Adr. Statesman! Readei Tents, stoves and camp supplies- of all kinds. H. L. Stiff Furniture I Auttf Enters Poolroom . ! j . ; When Walter F. Cornwell, Port land newspaper $ man" connected with the Oregon Journal, started his automobile In front of Klett's Wflhnelle Vallsy i ; , Transfer Co. Fast Through Freight to All Valley Point Dally. I , Speed-Efficiency-SerTlce : Salem-Portland-Woodbuni Corvallls - Eugene - Jefferson ' Dallas - Albany-Monmouth Independence - Monroe i , Springfield j SHIP BY TTOJCKi l SHANGHAI CAFE 162 Yx ComT. St. Phone 297. Merchants Lunch .........23c Koodles 23e American Dishes Chinese Dishes Open 11 a. m. to. 2 p. m, Music, . dancing 9 p.m. to 12 m. - ECZEMA REMEDY ; W4 heaMUr tetter CKJLNOLENK wfll ear aay cut i Sesema r ethe skia dieeate. Come ia sad let as UU yea bent it. Use ene Jar, end if yea are Jleekiisfled. year atoaey will be retuaded. Friee tl.OO. .: . - , FEBs-rs ssva stoke, us a. com'i oar store Monday. place! on State, street late yester-,' day, jthe car went the wrong; way, It backed over a 20-foot sidewalk, crashed into the showcases of the cigar counter and, attempted :to enter! the poolroom at the rear, but was stopped. v It appears that the car had been left in reverse gear.) Considerable damage was done by the breaking of glass. Baby Chicks Lalt hatch Tuesday. Few Min- orcas, left at lGceach. Needham's, 558 State. Phone 400. Adv. . Four-SRoom House Best built of all, furnished Gertrude J. M. Page. Adr! Come and Greet - The soldiers at the Presbyterian church service, 11:30 this morn ing. jLookout Committee. Adv. Recitals Soon s -'j Projf. T. S. Roberts advanced pipe organ pupils are to give pub lic recitals at the First Methodist church the evening of June 5 and 6. : These promise to be musical events of more than ordinary charm! I The public will bet in vited and the,program will be pub lished ishortly. Kverjtliing Reduced Except contract goods. We must vacate I our used department.!' H. L. StlfX Furniture Co. Adr.; Special Sale - , , r. Of assorted patterns Cambridge voil ndw 29c a yard. C. S. Ham ilton. 1-Ad v. ' ': v ' Army Offers Opportunity - The JlTnited States army recruit ing officer, located In the post office, has been authorized to en list men In- the army for etations on thei eastern coast. Authority has been granted by the war de partment to enlist men for sta tions In ! the 1 following named states: Maine, New Hampshire. Vermont,! Connecticut, Massachus etts, Riode Island, New York. New Jersey Delaware, Pennsylvania, Maryland. Virginia and the Dis trict Qf Columbia. Men enlisted tinder jthls authority will be sent to Foift McDowell, San Francisco, and ; Will f go from ' there through the Panama canal, by transport to points on the east coast. ' This Is an exceptional opportunity for young; men who are, eligible, to seeJ the wjorld at the expense of the gorernment. Men between the ages of 18 and 25 who are physl cally ment. fit,! are eligible for enllst- A Classified Ad Will bring yon a buyer AdT. erne our aa on page , . ; , t i An4erson & Rupert. Adv , j The French Shop J Is offering exclusive mpdels In millinery at a ' special price of $ 8.8 5 on Monday only. Adr. v- Golden Wedding Observed h - 4 Mr and Mrs. A. M. Clough ob seryed their golden wedding anni versary last night. , Their three daughters and more than twy furore friends heloed' them cIe- brate the occasion during the eve ning, j Rer. Thomas Acheson of ficiated at he-4'marriage" cere mony. Refreshments were servea and a pleasant social evening par ticipated in by the guests. . ' ' - i Wan Thlree exnerienced waitresses al onceJ Apply Gray Belle. Adv; Jolnl Reception , Held Willamette university junior and senior ' classes held their .'annual Joint reception and banquet Friday - : - ' .- ' v DEED SELLECK Mrs. Elinor F. ; Shell- eck,, of Salem died Saturday; Miy 26. at the Old Peoples' Heme. ! need 82 years. 1 She . leaves onlv one relative in this 'part of the- west, k als tek Mrs. M. A. Cunningham, and a ; step-son. Rev. W- II. SKelleck, at San Diego, ua. Faneral services will be held Tuesday, May 29, from the Rtgdon parlors, and interment v will be In the Jason Lee cem . etery. - BROfWN Juanlta Qharlotte Brown: baby f dauchler of Mr. arid Mrs. James Brown of 1717 v Nrth Liberty street, died May 24. 1S23, at the age or 2 years. The little girl is survived also K by two sisters, Orpha and Dor othv. arid five : brothers,. An - dtewJ Floyd., Francis, Homer and r Gerald. Funeral services will be held in the chapel ' of the , Webb Funeral Parlors, May N27, 1923 at' 3 p. m. Rev Acheson will conduct the set yjcesi Interment will be in the UO. O. 'F. cemetery. 1 Webb & Clough Lea diss Fcztral Direetsrs - 5 Expert Ernhabners Rigdoii & Son's night at Lausanne hallj The resh men class provided the waiters and: attendants, j and the upper classmen and women were guests. Prof. C, N. Pannnzio was the toast master, arid a number of toasts were called and responded to by rarions members of the ' two classes. I President Carl G. Doney was one ,of the invited speakers, and Professor Panunzlo himself gave the principal address of, the eTening.: r Interpretative dances were staged by some of the young women, between the'eoursew at the banquet.) The two classes: with a total membership of about 130 completely filled the large dining room of Lausanne hall. Attractive 1 Home On North j Commercial street, $6300 today, $1000 less than yes terday. "Gertrude J. M. Page. Adv. i - Jut a Few Days Left to get bargains in gifts at Mrs. Trover's. Adv. , Handsome Useful 1 Sonvertlrs . . ' To ladles at H. U Stiff Furnl- ture Co. Forced to vacate sale. Adv. ' 'i I' .'! ' Hewletts In Accident ; Mr. and Mrs: L. R. Hewlett and their daughter Miss Emma Hew lett, were the Tictlms -of an auto mobile accident last Sunday near Santa Barbara, according, to word received in Salem, yesterday. The steering : wheel broke when they were driving-on a road overlook ing thei ocean and 'the car went over the bank. A telephone pole stopped the I downward flight of the car. ; Mrs." Hewlett and Miae Hewlett were confined, to the hos pital for several days with minor bruises. -Mr. , Hewlett also suf fered some -cuts and bruises. The carj was so badly wrecked that It was sold for; Junk. Mr. and Mrs. Hewlett and their daughter will visit for some time longer In Cali fornia and will then return ... by train. . ! V .. Bed, Spring; and Mattress Special. On 2 .In. continuous post Simmons steel "bed with large heavy fillers, one Simmons metal spring and one 4 0 lb. rottoa mat tress for only $24.75. C. S. Ham ilton. Advil " . i 500 Pounds Ice Free , As you want It with each re frigerator,; H." L. Stiff; Furniture Co. Adr. ' Church Members to Picnic Members-; of ' the-,' Unitarian church- wfllf go for a picnic today at the , country home of Miss Cor nelia Marvin at Eola, according to Rer. Martin' Fereshetlan, pastor of the church.; : . 1 , Gowns of Distinction And charm, $32 to $42.1 Models will be priced at $27.50 on Mon day during oar month-end eale. The French Shop. Adv. , v I . Would be Citizens . - 4 Antonio; Do San tea, native of Italy and a farmer, and Morten Frederick Mortensen, a native of Norway and a gar'dner. both living on route 5, have filed declaration of intention to become citizens of the United States. , f ' Legal Blanks' Get them at The Statesman of fice. Catalog on application Adr. 4":i;: -;riv ,,;!-.::'-- Recovers From Opera tio A. C Deerlng of the F. W. Petty- John company, , local Gardner distributors;- i. has; returned to his duties after a period In the, hos pital suffering from appendicitis. We Close Qur Doors i 1 In a very, short time. Gifts and wedding presents at less than cost at Mrs. Trover's: Adv. Collision .Yesterday , Winiani C Mclndoe of.Portland reported to police yesterday that as he was going south on the high way five miles south of Aurora he collided ' with a car. going in the opposite direction; ' : 1- Flowers , for Sale i 517 N. Front streetA-Adv. i EYESIGHT . ; Nature s most- precious 1 ; gift I - 1 With a pair of- our glasses, IviORRIS ' OPTICALCO. : Oregon Bldg ; Oregon's Largest Optical ; .tv- Institution t - r a r J Phone 230 for' Salem, Appointments, tv. Oregon . ' i it"'-., i ; i - - - ' :: ' 1 r Mrs. Cora Henrdy Will Present Tbe JJIsaes Clarice and Alene Ritchie in a piano recital at the First Presbyterian church! Tues day. May 29th, at 8 p. m. i They will be assisted by Mrs. W. Carl ton Smith, and Mrs. Joe Nee, solo ists, i Miss Elizabeth Levy, "violin, and Miss Lucille Ross, organ. The public is cordially invited. Adv. Baseball Sunday .' ' Salem Senators and. $ Donald, Oxford park. 3 p. m. Adv. Power for Marion Countyr . Donkee Brothers of, AumsvIHe have Died with the state engineer ing? department an annllfatfnm. fnr authority to appropriate 5b second xeet ,of water from Mill creek for powfer ; development In county. " . Marlon Demurrer Filed ' Attorney General Van- Winkle yesterday filed a demurrer in the case of S. Ill Diefendorf against Secretary of State Kozer and State XTeasurer Hoir, In which Diefen dorf is attempting to restrain the state J from . remittine Astoria's state taxes as a fire relief meas ure. The demurrer Is general In nature, alleging that Diefendorf is without legal capacity to sue. Well Furnlshea Flat ':'. I Modern; large five rooms. For rent.-, immediate possession. ' $40 a month. At 664 1-2 Ferry street; Call at Statesman business "of flee, or phone 23. '"" Accident Reported -C U Paul Nourse of the Terminal re ported that while going east on Court street yesterday he struck a car, which was golnx west -on Court street, as' he turned south into the alley back of the Termin al hotel. " May Transfer Loans , According to an opinion of At torney ' General Van Winkle and written for the; state ex-ervice men's aid commission; a World war veteran may be permitted to transfer a loan he has received from the commission upon prop erty which he has been using as a home, to other property for oth er purposes. iThis 8s In. accord with an amendment to the bonus law by chapter 98, section 6, laws Rsniiiitjton J Portable The leading portable typewriter in sales and popularity. Stand ; mrd Keyboard. Case only four inches high. Commercial Book Store A 7ilMlW Ira r! Take Any User's. Advice 's V and buy a. ., . T A SB i . ,.; v ... .-;- s":f . --.' '-. ; ' - , Excellent Values New and Best Styles BATES STREET ' ! SHIRTS . Saturday Only : $2 JO Shirts at $2.00 f - -- . - -: - -, - " 1 ... - - - ": 1 .! -" . -- "- $2.00 Arrow Shirts $1.50 Ed Chastain of 1923, permitting Qualified vet erans to repay, bonuses heretofore received on account of the ruliiig that loans. could aflly be -secured for payment for a h6me or farm, which -ruling -was reversed by the supreme court. x.,' , Lisle Addresses Boys ' Dr. James Lisle, representing the Grand Army, delivered the an nual patriotic address at the boys' training school. Friday night. He called the boys' attention to the fact that there have been 19 pres idents of the United States since his own boyhood, several thousand senators,, and congressmen and judges and generals almost be yond count and that most, of these grew, up with smaller oppor tunities than the training school boys have to ; achieve " eminence through i education - and achieye- ment. The boys' band, that has been working steadily since the In struments .were given to the school a year ago, gave a concert as part of the evening 'program.- ' Dr. Findley to Europe ; f Dr. M. C. FIndley of Salem and about 40 other specialists from- various points in the Unit ed States , will sail from New York' June 16 on the steamship Rotterdam of the Holland-American line for a summer course of lectures and clinics In Vien na. : Dr. FIndley ' says he antici pates a' pleasant ' and profitable summer. On a former occasion, says the 'doctor,' he found the work In Vienna yery; gratifying. The opportunities , are , said : to be better now' than before Khe war. Vienna - clinics : attract more specialists , for 'graduate work . . 'than any others 'in the world. , The clinics are conduct ed by the American Medical " as r - i ! I 1 ' f V S V. t ITS the easiest' floor to clean and keep clean ha :' ' back-breaking scrubbing- l no bare floors to absorb grease and dirt. - Sanitary and offered in ; proper colors. : f ACME OBANire Xxneans surface ' protection from jwear of expensive flooring. Easily put on, dries q&ickly, inexpensive, good for any indoor floor, step4 hallway or other ' surfaces to be walked on. ' ' - - Acme Quality Enamel ju6t whlat you need for - shabby radiators. Finish stovepipes with Acme Quality Stovepipe Enamel for protection and ap- w t pearancev . ' -.--.i. '. ' 'SALEM- HARDrARtZ W. "The Winchester Store" 120 N. Commercial St. 331 r Clothing Company j ta sociation jand ail lectures sro given In ithe EnglIsh',Iangu: o.' Dr. FIndley , will leave Saltm fa about -10 days. : , Will Celebrate On theevenlne of May 29 Cen tral lodge Knights of Pythias, wH! celebrate jthe 40th anniversary pi their ordr in Salem. Members of the orer, Pythian sister ; an. I visiting ntembers in the c'ir ar Invited, ta attend. J A ro ' uro gram has been arranged. ', rpnk S. Grant of Portland will be the principal speaker of the evening. J. B. Woodford, the only livln; charter member, will be, present. (Continued on Page 8) T GeI" THE BEST -ITlfVUVAYS PAYS For more than thirty years this school has held an envi able slace among - similar schools J and In the esteem of the business men of this state. F,or mainy years scores of our gTadualies have been making good ini places of responsibility and prominence. i Let us give you full infor mation about the high charac ter of I our courses and tfca practical use to which you can put a thorough business train ing. Write or call, i ;';v. j Cciic-2 - ' , High and Ferry m Milks ycJL A W " n f " 31. JUVi. I ' f QUALITY - - t -i - -tin, V 1 j ? ' 305 STATE STREET USE r.IY STAIRS--IT PAYS noirruAiiY r H I I I nil -t .-. sniw ' - -
