THE OREGON STATESMAN SALEM, OREGON
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 19, 1923
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NEWS IN BRIEF
Grand Jury Mwtlng
' Eighteen cases are to be Inves
tigated, by the grand jury, -which
reconvened Tuesday morning af
ter meeting Monday and selecting
K. M. Croisan, foreman. The pet
it Jury will not assemble until
Monday, Oct. 8, when the regular
term of court will open. . Mem
bers of,, the grand jury are E. M.
Croisan, P. B. Simpson, Edward
Dunnigan, Jr., George W. Walton,
August Neugebauer, Rodney E.
McKee and Harry P. Chase.
Wanted - 1 .
Five experienced waitresses;
eteady employment. Gray Belle.
Adv. '
lUuhing Season. Under Way -
."Rushing" for various campus
living organizations is now well
under way at Willamette univer
sity, and many new comers are be
ing feted and assisted In the mys
teries of registration. The- four
men's organizations, are Epsilon
Delta Nu; Kappa Gamma Rho;
Phi Kappa PI and Alpha Psi Del
ta. The womens organizations
are Delta Phi, Alpha Phi Alpha
and Beta Chi. - v J -
Little Business in Court ,
Tuesday was a dull day for
Judge P. J. Kuntz, for there were
; no cases .filed in the justice court
and none appeared to answer any
charge. Routine work only, and
that Incidental to his regular prac
tice, was the only relief from mon
otony, f
Special Price . ,. --
On all kinds of puppies during
. fair week. Flake's Petland, 273
State. Adv. i '-
west at their noonday luncheon
at the Marion hotel Thursday,
when A. C. Bohrnstedt tells of his
recent trip. While away from Sa
lem he heard many noted men dis
cuss farming and business condi
tions, and he will pass their re
marks on to the local people.
Lewis Property Sold
Completion. ot deal that has
been developing for some time was
made yesterday when Charles B.
Unzlcker became the owner of the
Ferry street property formerly be
longing to Owen E. Lewis. The
residence is located in" Capital
Park addition.
Budget Committee Meets
A special committee from the
Kiwanis will meet with the bud
get committee of the city tonight
to urge that money for maintain
ing' the children's playground ' be
taken from the general tax f and.
This committee was suggested at
the Kiwanians luncheon yesterday
by Fred Erixon. The following
committee was appointed to rep
resent the organization: Fred Er
ixon, Roy Shields and C. A. Kells.
i Theater Man H
Chester A. Arthur, west coast
exploitation manager for the Fam
ous Players Lasky corporation ot
New York, is here making plans
for the exploiting and exhibition
of the Paramount feature, "The
Last Man."
Runaway Lad Is Found -.
. Richard : Hirsch, route 6, was
restored to hla mother yesterday.
He was found at an. early hour
Tuesday by Officers . Olson and
Putnam. The lad ran away from)
his home no September 4,
Ilarry Scott Has Accident
. ..While driving south on Church
street yesterday A. L. Newby stole
the right of way from him, Harry
Scott.147 South. Commercial, com
plained to the police. Newby was
going north on Church and had
turned west on Marion. - His ma
chine 'was slightly damaged, he
reported, - r-' - ' 'V.WrVi
TUwkins & Roberts -'
City loans; lowest rates. Adv.
Realtors to Hear Bohrnstedt v
Members of the Marion-Polk
County Realtors association -will
b given- first band -information of
conditions through , the middle
HYDRO-ELECTRIC
THERAPEUTIC INSTITUTE
(Formerly Dr. Schenks) .
' 249 S. Cottage St. A
PHONE - - - 1182
Fcr Gifts That Last
HARTr.iAM BROS
DlaatoBda, Watches, Je
and Silverware
, Phoae 1233. Salem, Oregon '
Qalfr Ambulance Service
Day and Night
PH0NE666
17S 8. liberty St.
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CAPITAL JUflK CO.
' AH kinds of Junk and
ceecnd-h&cd gcoix We.
pay foil value,
215 Center Street
Phcne 323
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An Exceptional Opportunity
For a limited number of young
ladles, with a hig& school educa
tion or Its equivalent, desirous
entering the 1 nursing profession.
Mercy hospital, Eugene (fully ac
credited ' by. the " state board f o
the registration; of graduate
nurses) offers such an opportun
ity. A thorough, course in medi
cal, surgery and obstetrical nurs
ing, etc. Is given. The teaching
faculty being ; supplemented by in
structors from the university.
For further j particulars address
Sister, Superior. Adv. "
Corvallis Man Wants Girls
' Belief that Corvallis boasted of
plenty of girls was shattered yes
terday by Ray Price, of the An
drews. & Kerr confectionery store,
who was In the city. "What are
you' looking" for, Ray?" he was
asked. "Girls," was the reply.
Price said he was having difficulty
in obtaining; help, and thought
that he might find some in Salem.
Rooms Short In Eugene
That Eugene is in as bad a fix
as Salem for) suitable apartments
is the opinion of William (BUI)
Relnhart, who returned to Salem
yesterday after hunting for
a location for the -winter in the
university city. Relnhart will
have charge of the frosh football
men this year.
Smallpox In City
; Three cases of smallpox have
been called to the attention of lo
cal physicians.; These say that In
none of the specific instances had
the person been vaccinated, v
Spanldlrig Adopts Single Shift'
Because - of . a shortage of logs
due to a cnange In camp locations,
the Spauldlng Uogglng company
yesterday adopted a one-day shift.
Men go to work at 8 o'clock, in the
morning andT quit at 5 o'clock.
Many Pirnne Pickers" ,TV
The federal employment bureau
has 1,000 prune pickers ready to
start work in the orchards just
as quick as the hop season, closes.
Wanted ' !
Five experienced waitressesj
steady employment.! , Gray .Bella
Adv. - i . i "
Marquee la Built ; .
A new marquee extending the
entire length of the block between
Chemeketa and Court streets along
North Commercial on the east side
with the exception ot one building
on ' the Chemeketa street corner
Is being built.. It will be a good
shelter during, the winter.
Accepts Ubnry PoHition
Miss Helen G. Moore of Walla
Walla has accepted a position In
the state library cataloging de
partment. Miss Moore is a. grad
uate of the Illinois library school
and took post-graduate work dur
ing last summer at the University
of Washington. Miss Agnes Nel
son, who was formerly a member
of the state library staff, has re
cently returned to take charge of
the purchasing department.
Visit Portland ,
: Dr. and Mrs. Mendelssohn are
visiting relatives In Portland.
They will return Thursday.
Electronic Reactions of Abrams
Dr. White, 506 U. S. Bank bldg.
Adv.':- - r: ,,I . .: i- ;v.K-
all Jews are Invited to attend. A
Happy New Years to all is the
wish, of the Jewish community of
Salem. H. Stelnbockv president,;
Louis Soloff, secretary; I. Saffron
treasurer. 1
Indian Released From Jail
Charles Wacheno, Grande Ronde
Indian, who was featured in a run
away last week, was released from
the city jail Tuesday. Wacbeno
was found o have been Indu;ging
In too 'much extract.
Experienced Waitress Wanted
The Spa. Adv. '!
Will Attend Rally
. Nearly 200 members of the
"Live Wires" Sunday school class
of the Leslie Methodist church,
composed chiefly of Willamette
university students, are planning
to be present for the rally day
dinner at the A. C. Bohrnstedt
home on Fairmount avenue im
mediately after church next Sun
day. 'Under present ; plans th9
membership will be increased to
300 before the end of the year.
Officers of the class, , recently
elected,, are Albert Logan, presi
dent; Margaret Gates, first vice
president; Albert Guyer, second
vice president; Eva Kerree. secre
tary treasurer; Martha Leaven
worth, assistant secretary.
Gilbert Buys Property
F. S. Gilbert, - financial secre
tary of the First. Methodist
church has bought the old War
ner property, 1285 South Liberty
and will .make that - his home,
renting his property at 455 South
Liberty. Many will remember
the Warners. The' son, for some
years a painter here is now in
Portland as is also the daughter
Mrs. Jim Roberts. ';
Experienced v Waitress
KARAM J SHORTHAND
Practical. Modern Method, may
be learned in 30 easy lessons.
TYPEWRITING taught free
with course. ; ; '
National School of Shorthand
497 N. High St. : Salem, Ore.
p:' 3'-. . : ; OSTEOPATHY i
' The Original and Genuine Spin
al Adjustment Treatment. Skill
full, Painless Adjustment that
gets' results.;. t
DB.L. C MARSUALli y
Osteopathic Physician and
Sargeon s .,. . ,
228 Oregon Bids. Salem.
New Party Proposed
- Plans for the organization ot
a farmer-labor party in the Sa
lem ditrict are said , to be under
way. A meeting will be held dur
ing the second week of October
to perfect the plans. B. E. Brack
ney of .Portland is one of the
headers of the movement. He was
in Salem this week in conference
with local - persons, interested in
the organization.
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DR. B. H. WHITE f
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StoetrvnM ZMsgiwsU and TrsatasaS
(Di. Abnuas' Method.)
Salem . f Oregoa
LADD & BUSH -
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Established 1868 j .! ! ?
A , ! General B&ckb? Bcibess 1 '
Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 3 p. in. J
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Notice, to the Public
asaa
We have moved the balance of the fire, smoke and water stock
across the street from 286 Commercial to the old Busick corner
and are open for business there. We will-continue to make
sacrifice prices on all the old stock. As soon as our former
location Is remodeled we wilt open up again with a complete
new s'tocK of hardware and, In the meantime we solicit your
patronage and will strive to always merit your confidence.
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Visits In Salei
P. B. Arnell, former editor of
the Oregon Teachers Monthly and
now advertising manager of Mont
gemery Ward & ' Co.'n Portland
branch, Is in Salem for a Short
visit. He will be in charge of
the exhibit from .the Portland
branch at the state fair. .
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Judge Rand In Portland
'John L. Hand, supreme court
justice, addressed a large audience
Monday night in Portland. The
meeting was on ' the occasion of
Constitution day And was held
In the Lincoln High , school au
ditorium.
Fire's Out
Smoke all gone and business at
the Parker Studio Is again In pro
gress. AdV.,' '"'?'';.:; i ;f:
Will Close .
All the Jewish business houses
will elose tonight at 6 o'clock and
not open again until Friday morn
ing, in observance of the Jewish
New Year's holiday. There will be
services at 'the Darby building.-and
DIED ; iv'1:;-i
BIXBY In this city Tuesday eve
ning, Sept. 17, .Augustine ! W.
BIxby at the age of 71? years.
Father of Miss Ida B. Blxby of
Salem. Or., Mrs. Walter B.
Schaefer and Mrs. Fred E. Leek
of Missoula, , Mont." One son,
- W. H. Bixby ot Salem, two bro
thers, J. C. Bixby, of Garden
City, Minn., H. Ward Blxby of
Wllsonville, Or. Funeral ser
vices will be held Thursday
morning at 10:30 o'clock from
the Rlgdon & Son mortuary.
Rev. Acheson officiating. Con
cluding services will be held in
, the City View cemetery.
Webb & Clougti
Leading Fcssrd
Directors
Expert Embalmera
Rigdon & Son's
KOItTUARY '
Loral Men at Theatres :
' Fitting observance of Constitu
tion day was made last night at
the Liberty and Grand theaters by
Major Dusenbury, who appeared
In uniform and spoke from the
point of view of a soldier. He
dwelt upon the fact that during
the war 4,000,000 swore to main
tain allegiance and to fight for the
constitution. Rev. Martin Fere
shetian spoke at the Oregon thea
ter. These short talks were spon
sored by -the GAR and are being
held under the auspices of all the
patriotic organizations in Salem.
Good Sale Yesterday
The livestock sale of Ri C. Wil
liams at Sherwood was a I success.
The stock averaged $238.20 and
would have averaged more had not
the owner placed a reserve bid of
$2000 on one cow after'a real bid
of $1,000 had been made. There
were buyers . present from Can
ada, .Washington and a wire bid
of $250 from A. K. Sweet of Ce-
darville, Calif., on one-baby bull
that sold for $325 to a man from
Washington. The sale was pro
moted and managed by j E. A.
Rhoten. . - - -
City and Farm Loans i
Lowest rates. J. C. Seigmund
Adv.
Boys at Fairgrounds
Ten boys from' the carpentry
department of the boys J training
school worked at the fairgrounds
yesterday on the Santlam , com
munity display, and were given a
picnic lunch at noon. The boys
training school, is planning to en
ter several exhibits in the Santlam
display, and has completed many
fine articles at the school. -
School Inspected
. Governor Pierce, Secretary" of!
State Koaer, Secretary R. B. Good
in of the state board of control
and newspapermen Inspected the
state industrial school for girls
yesterday. They were guests of
Mrs. Clara Patterson, ' superini
tendent, at dinner.
We Buy Onions
' See Moody. Pacific Fruit &
Produce Co., Salem.' Or. Adv.
Relative Dies in Iowa j
Word was received yesterday
from' Mrs. G. K. Schuneman in
Council Bluffs, la., that her moth
er died, there yesterday. Mrs.
Schuneman was called to Iowa re
cently by her mother's illness.
Ovw $200 Received i
More than $200 has been re
ceived so far by the Salvation ar
my for the Japanese relief. This
includes contributions in the ket
tles and contributions sent to Al
lan Kafoury, treasurer of the lo
cal organization. The Salvation
army maintains a large 'corps of
workers In Japan and operates hos
pitals, clinics, nurser'8 and other
social service agencies. Many of
these were destroyed fn the earth
quake. ;
Cpardian Appointed
Harry C. Eturdavant was yester
day appointed guardian for his
younger brother and sister, Lu
cille, aged 12, and Roy, age 10.
The estate of the mother who die a
recently, consists of payments on
a government Insurance policy.
Appraisers appointed were Frieda
Obeier, Georgia Pettlt and Brazier
Small. ...
Keeney Resigns
Governor Pierce yesterday re
ceived the resignation of B. F.
Keehey as one ot the Lane coun
ty representatives in the state
legislature. Mr. Keeney resigns
to accept an appointment by the
county court as county assesor to
ill a vacancy that has occurred
in that county. .
For Tallin Signs
Phone 1888. As good as any
you'll find in the state. Adv. . L
Stevens Coming-
Jay Stevens, representing the
Pacific Coast Underwriters assoc
iation, will stop here tonight on
his way from San Francisco tc
Portland and will confer with Will
B. Moore, state fire marshal, rela
tive to the Oregon program for
fire prevention week. . Among oth
er things Mr. Moore has; in mind
is the printing of stickers to be
ueed on the windshields of auto
Two Licenses' Gutnted . , ,
Marriages licenses were grant
ed yesterday to Thelma Verrel,
Sublimity, and C. C. Maertz of
Stayton. and to J. R. Shaw of
Klamath Falls and Wanda V.
Brown of Stayton.
Begin Xow . T
To plan your holiday gifts. Sit
tings may, again be made at the
Parker Studio any time ; after
Tuesday. Adv.-
Witness Called
Investigation of the nurses at
the Deaconess hospital who are
alleged, to have mistreated .girls
at the hospital was before' the
grand jury yesterday. Sixteen
witnesses appeared before the
jury.
Potato Men. to Meet ' ,
There will 'be a public meeting
for potato growers ' and shippers
at school room No. 720, court
house. Portland, Saturday, Sep
tember 22, at 2:00 p. m. for the
purpose oi aiscusing ine new po
tato grading and inspection law
and coming to an understandiug
regarding its provisions. f . All
points oi ine law win , do utaen
up and fully covered, and : there
will also ba a demonstration ot
grading. Growers ' and shippers
are urged, to attend.
Going to Seattle-
Representatives of the Oregon
public service commission will be
In Seattle today to atend the in
terstate commerce commission's
hearing In the Montana grain rate
case. ' - ; ' :
Administration IHsmiocd
W. S. Woodhouse, administra
tor of the estate of Laura ' Wood
house, and Rev. Geo. Henriksen,
administrator for the testate of
Morris Johnson, were dismissed
yesterday following the hearing
for final accounts.
Signs and Show Cards Warren
Htint, 219 StateJ Phone J37-
A Friendly Gathering-
' The employees of the Pacific
Telephone and Telegraph company
will have a. get-together and social-
meeting at the - Chamber of
Commerce rooms Saturday evening
at 8 o'clock. '
Wanted. John Ttannbt i g
' The Chamber of Commerce has
received a letter5 from Stockholm,
Sweden, asking for the where
about of John Runberg, who was
formerly stewart of the chamber.
The letter is from a neice and she
Inclosed five crowns to pay for
the- information. If any States
man reader knows anything of the
whereabouts of this man they will
please notify the secretary. C. E.
Wilson. j , . ' .
Hardware 3Ien Coming
The Willamette Hardware and
implement Dealers asoelation will
have a meeting in the Chamber
of Comerce rooms Thursday be
ginning at 8 In the morning and
continuing through the day. About
seventy-five dealers are expected
I TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY I
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WANTED LADY TO CARfi FOR
convalescent patient and do
light house work. Red Cross
, Pharmacy. : ..;
WANTEDFIVE EXPERIENCED
waitresses; steady employment
Gray Belle. . , i
NEW MODERN " BUNGALOW,
splendidly located 95100. Gert
rude J.j M. Page, 492 N. Cot
tage. '
6-ROOM BUNGALOW, $4200; 5.
- room bungalow $3900. Attrac
tive corner, lot and new bunga
low complete in every detail
$4150. Gertrude J. M. Page,
492 N. Cottage, y.
APT. HOUSE CLOSE IN, $4200.
Apt. house, close in $13000. Apt.
house close In $6300. Apt.
house close in $16,000. Gert
rude J, M. Page, 492 N. Cot-
.- tage. . " '"
FOR RENT 5-ROOM; 6-ROOM
and 7-room houses. Gertrude
J. M. Page, 492 North Cottage.
I NEED MODERN . FURNISHED
: bouse3. ; Kindly list, your hous
es with me. Gertrude J. M.
Page .492 North Cottage. -
Does This Interest ; Yon?
' If you are looking tor a Job, or
if you need : to employ help, use
the city free employment bureau
at the Y. M. C. A. Adv.
Begin Decorating Today
: The decoration for the streets
fair week, are all here and the
work of putting them up will be
gin tomorrow. The supply is alrge
and the streets will look very at
tractive.
Funeral Designs
;- Of all 'kinds, flowers in season
at Maruny's. 211 Miller. Phone
916. Adv.
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PERSONALS
FOR SALE Large Remington
-typewriter. Good bargain.
Phone 736M.
Satisfying
Is the one word that ap
proaches a description of the
delicious perfection of our
fountain drinks, and so
cheap too, you will be sur
prised. . .
SCHAEFERS
DRUGSTORE
135 N. Cora'l. ; , Phone lot
Harry PInkerton, of Dallas, was
in the city yesterday on his way
to Albany.
fk: E. Gibbard, assistant post
it aster, will resume his duties to
day after an absence of two weeks
while on bis vacation.
Oswald West of Portland was in
Salem yesterday making arrange
ments for his horses at the state
fair. His daughter, Helen. West,
will ride the West horses during
the fair.
Frank Mllliken of Salem and
Henry Turner of . Chefnawa, have
purchased the Sternberg grocery
store In Silverton. " ,
Miss Myrnia Robinson of Lin
coln, Neb., a former resident ot
Salem, visited friends here yes
terday.'. She came to Oregon to
be with a brother who is seriously
111 in Portland. -
; E.' A. Rhoten goes to Yakima,
Wash., today to spend a couple of
days at the fair there. ;
Standard Oil Preparing
P Fine Downtown Offices
i Work of remodeling the build
ing at 421 Court street to fit the
needs of the downtown office of
the Standard Oil company was be
gun yesterday morning by Albeit
Searert. contractor in charge.. The
building will be ready . for oc
cupancy about October 1, accord
ing :toE. E. Wyatt, of the oil
concern. . . -1
, Modern offices as up to date
as any in the city will be main-
THE BIG
Watch For Them!
REMEMBER
A few dollars ' may
save your eyesight now
but once it is destroyed
the wealth of a Croseus
cannot restore It.
MORRIS
OPTICAL CO.
SOl-0 . Oregon Bldg
Oregon's Largest Optical
- Institution
iPbone 230 for Salem,
! Appointments. ' Oregon
talned at the new location. Six
employes - will 'be la! the new of
fice; About 30 men are em
ployed, in Salem by the oil com
pany. The office will be 22 by
58 feet.
Zinser Meets Boy Scouts
At Chemawa Indian School
Howard Zinser, scout executive,
met with the members ot the four
Boy Scout troops at Chemawa last
night and discussed plans for the
coming year. Eighty of the boys
returning to school were mem
bers of the four troops which were
organized last year. With 200 new
boys enrolled this year, those in
charge of the work hope not only
to fill up the ranks of the four
troops now organized, but arrange
for another troup. ,
George V, Bent Is deputy com
missioner in charge of the troops
at the Indian school. Rooms in
the new dormitory will be used
for scout meeting places. The
building will be ready for use
within a short time.
Mr. Zinser addressed the mem
bers of the American Legion post
in Silverton Monday night. An
effort will be made there to have
the legion sponsor 'a Boy Scout
troop. A committee will.be ap
pointed to have the matter in
charge.- .
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GET YOUR PIANO TUNED
By our Factory
Expert. Pricej,
v considering
.Quality of work.
cheapest in t'.,e
city. .Phone
1659.
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TAIXMAX PIANO STOKII
- jSOS K. Twelfth Hf.
One Block North of Southt-r.i
, ; clfic Passenger Depot.,"'
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So see today for !!iip
wonderful bargain Via in en's
clothing that has made our
September sale tie talk of
Salem. :- '' '
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Sale Ends Saturday.
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also buy second hand
clothing and shoes.
.Capital Exchange
342 N. Com'L Phone 1308W
All benefit of
regular Ufa
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ONE OF THE STRQNGF.ST COMPANIES. IN AMERICA
Prune " Grow
ers
WE CAN FURNISH YOU
PICKERS -
We have on our list about 1000 men and
women, who will soon be released
from other work
PHONE 225 r Wr YoSSwdf01
U. S. Employment Service
Y. M. C. A. Building SALEM; Cr..