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TIIE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM. OREGON TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 6,1923 r CITY NE I ' ( : J VfS IN BRIEF church o'clock o'clock. Men's (lb Mmi Tonight ' V The Monthly mating of the men's elub of the Presbyterian will he held at 7:30 tonight 1 Instead of 6r30 A splendid nroeram has Deen arranged, ;with a general eon g service. ;John I. Brady, edi tor of The Oregon Statesman, will make a Thanksgiving ad dress.' Refreshments consistent with the season! will be served. All men. whether members of the church j or not, are Invited t at- tend. ' 1 Apartment For Rent Three roomed cosily furnished ' apartment three blocks of Mason ic Temple. Ivan Q. Martin, Res. Phone! 759. n7 Salary Issue Settled '" According to an opinion hand ed doirn by I, H. Van Winkle, at torney general, iit is not within ; the province of the state tax sup ervision ; and conservation com missions to pass upon the salaries flfr thei number of employes that f; are to; be in ; the service of any 1 municipality ' it was held by the : attorney general, however, that these Commissions "have authority to Investigate the municipal tax - budget and eliminate or reduce any, items therein. The opinion - was given at the request of Gov ernor Pierce. ant meeting and that all interest ed should attend. Money to Lend Money to lend on real -estate security. Ivan Q. Martin, Mason ic Temple. J n7 Miss Arneta Roberts Will display, models of lunch cloths, scarfs, and etc., in our art section next Wednesday, Nov. 7. Onei day only. ( This will be an interesting event for those who do embroidery. Miller's. N6 Three Divorces Granted Judge George O. Bingham yes terday heard the divorce suits of Creson vs Creson, , Kruschke vs Kruschke : and I Gregg vs Gregg. All three were granted. Mill Wood J ; : Immediate delivery i on any quantity of good inside mill wood. Spaulding Logging Co. N7. i- Polntex By Onyx c - Is hosiery perfection you'll ap preciate. .- See them tomorrow at Miller's. N Specials j 4-Room house and lot; $850 $100 down. ' !4-Room house, 1 acre; electric lights and water system. 'Garage and" chicken house. $1800,! $500 down. Terms on balance. See J. A. Mills, 331 H state. .".. s N5tf f - ' 1 Bicycles Reported Stole Ralph Wilken called at the po lice station yesterday and was re stored to his bicycle that had been .' r stolen J Vernon: MeReynolds. 84 0 I Chemeketa, received his bicycle .yesterday. if; was stolen Satur U day night and : found by Officer ; Thompson.; . Declare Gunmen Hired " The Northwestern Klectric com pany,' of Portland, is bringing to Portland gunmen for work as electricians - and linesmen . for strike breakers. . according to a complaint filed , today with the public service j commission. This is being done, It is alleged, with a view, to breaking the strike of the International Brotherhood of Electrical workers of ' Portland. The "gunmen, the complaint al leges, are all inexperienced In electrical work but, nevertheless, are , entrusted with work of a most "hazardous nature." Three) Boxes Apples $2 delivered. Ward K. Rich ardson. Phone 494. ' N6 JU Half Price Fof a few days- we offer the Delineator Magazine at half price. Subscribe now and . read : "The Rose lot the World, by Kathleen 'Korrijs.' Begin In, December is ksue. j Mlller'a 1.J : A-x N Petty;, Thieves ait' Work - '1 A j spotlight ; was stolen from his .automobile Sunday night while the machine was parked down town. It. P. Shields, 1065 North Fifth, reported to the po- , lies yesterday. j Cherrlan Artft3j lJJxtrrr -' -,- ' 'All thOBeVxrhb will Uke' paft.ln the Cherrlan play to be presented next f month will meet at the . Chamber of Commerce rooms this evening at 7:30 to rehearse. Ray ' Felker declared this Is an import- 4 WE PAY CASH FOR YOUR FURNITURE AND TOOLS Capital Hardware & Furniture Co. : Best Prices-Paid 285 N. Com'l St. Phone 047 Equitable , Bavin gs A Loan - Aasoclstien :, Portland. Oreson. Harry O. Keeney, Representative, SOI Masonic Bids. Phone 1840 , 4131 Oregon BaiMias Talapkoa. 457 il i it r il As The Scayey, Bell Insurance Agency ; General Insurance BSnT,,iBil rrkWtr BEATRICE SHELTON Teacher of Piano STUDIOS Binr BUf. im- wd Tiara. raoM sa Bf Trl Sat, Store Your Prunes ' i at Fry's Warehouse 1 35o per Am per month -.1 in carload lota , I HYDRO-ELECTRIC THERAPEUTIC INSTITUTE V 1 t 7 i Formerly Dr. Schenks) 49 S. Cottage 8U PHONE 1183 For GifU That Last HARTMAn BRQSi DUmonds, Watches, Jewelry I ' sad Silverware ' Pbona ,1235. Salem, Oregon ' CherrUmi Will Participate All members of the Cherrlan or ganization will be Issued a call to respond to an invitation from Ma jor James S. i Dusenbury, chair man! f to Armistice Day com mittee of the American Legion, asking the Cherrians to partici pate in the parade and celebration Monday, November 12. An effort will be made by King Bing Ham ilton to have a large number of the uniformed men out at that time. : , i Cltude . Goslang and C. L. Wroth by Judge P. J. Kuntx Monday afternoon after : the. : two young men had pleaded guilty to steal ing automobile accessories in Salem. The pair were arrested Saturday night by Officer Olson when he found an expensive mo tormeter in their possession, in addition to a variety of tools. The men were traveling in a "bug" with a Kansas license. As a let ter taken from one of them indi cated they had recently been in Fan Diego, the officers are inves tigating the record of their auto mobile. ; ; . The Personal Gift ' f i Is the one of art embroidery. For In it you give yourself. Your handiwork. . See the new Royal Society 'display at Miller's ths week. f ' Nfll Inspecting Officer j Dne Friday Major Henry T. lBurgin, assist ant to the officer in charge of na? tlonal guard affairs of the Ninth corps area, will be in the city' Fri day for a two-day visit, paying his respects to Adjutant General George A. White and to Governor Walter M. Pierce. 1 Major Burgin is a West Point classmate of Ma jor James Dusenbury, and will be his guest while in Salem. Major Burgin is covering the .entire northwest territory on his tour. Speeders Come to Grief The week-end was rather hard on speeders, especially those from other communities. Stanley A. Hibbs, Portland. George E. Esau. Dallas and Robert E. Bedde, Eu gene, each forfeited bail ranging from 1 5 to $10. J. Locken, Cor vallis, was released 'under $10 ball and cited to appear Novem ber 10. H. JI Eisman, 430 North Liberty was arrested for speeding while Robert Minter. West Salem, was cited to appear for not having a tail light and operating his ma chine with an open muffler. , Have Your Draperies Made By Hamilton. All work , guar anteed. . C. S. . Hamilton, 340 Court. St. 1 N10 Big Dance Armory Nov. 30l N6-N1S Legion Will Meet Tonight l J Capital Post No., 9 of the . Am erican Legion will hold its final meeting I prior to,th'eArmiatice Day celebration at the Salem arm ory at 8 o'clock this evenfng.; ON fleers will be nominated for the coming year, while reports of the national convention In . San Fran cisco will be g4va. , Postal cards bearing (he schedule of legion ac tivities for the entire month have been mailed to all members. ! Who Said Electric Carpet . Sweepers are not necessary to health. See the Hoover. Eureka and Universal r sweepers. Wm. Gahlsdorf Store of Housewares. N4E Accredited Piano Teach Will exchange lessons for laun dry. Phone 2Q85R. Adv. Justice Court .Gets Speed Heading the list of , speeders who appeared or were cited to ap pear In the jutice court Monday, was Eli ; Fitzgerald," Richmond. Cal., who was fined $15 for drivi lng 40 miles an hour on the high way. He.waa arrested by Officer Olin O. ; Nichols. Complaints for speeding were filed against How ard TH. Potfre. D. E. Olson, tJarl Holmerick and Tyler, J. Brown, 720 North'High. A Home for Particular People- In one of Salem's best residence districts, i Six large rooms, ' com pletely modern in every respect. including furnace, fireplace, and laundry trays. Special price this week only. $6000. with $2000 cash. balance monthly. W. A. Listen. Agent. N5tf Bicycle Riders Are Fined i Violators of the city ordinance covering riding of bicycles upon the sidewalks and for riding at night without lights . are 7 being haled into police headquarters In numbers these days. Fines of $2.50 each are generally levied, the price of a good light. Among those paying such fines Monday were . Floyd; i Freeman. Stanley Waters. Merrell Ash. Ellis Harris and- Walter Bugher. : Herbert Johnson, 931 North Sixteenth. was arrested yesterday for riding his bicycle on the sidewalk and cited to appear tomorrow after noon.'""' ' : ! ' " . Salem Smoke Shop Next Door Bligh Hotel Oriole" Chocolates . . In Boxes or Bulk. Magazines r Kodak j Finishing-Work A Place Where Ladies Can Trade. Headquarters Unit is Honored A certificate of merit for effi ciency displayed during ; the instruction mobilization. May 2 1 , 1923, will be . presented to head quarters detachment of the coast artillery corps In Salem at an ap propriate 'occasion, according to a letter recently J received by Cap tain Clifford Mj Irwin., from Adju tant General George A. White, Kareka Electric Sweepers : f Sold on reasonable terms. Wm. Gahlsdorf, the Store of House wares. , N4E Non-Support Charged Eisaman After bitterly flaying Harry Eisaman, Judge P. J. Kuntz yes terday bound him over to await action by the grand jury on a charge of non-support. Though he is the father of five children. he failed to contribute one cent toward the support of his family, it was" brought out by his 5 wife. The case occupied the greater por tion of the day in the justice court. "'':''; Buy an Electric Sweepe But before you do investigate the Eureka at Wm. Gahlsdorf, the Store of HouTewares. ' ' N4E Accessory Thieves Sentenced Sentence of " 60 days -in the county; jail was imposed' upon DIED ANDERSON- George Anderson died at his residence at corner of Church and Ferry street. November 4, 1923, at the age of 81 years. Funeral services will be held todav at 1 b: m: at the Webb Funeral parlors, fin terment will be in IOOF ceme tery. KOBOW Fred Kobow died at his - residence near Hayesville, Nov, 4, 1923, at the age of 80 years. He is survived by his widow, Matilda Kobow, two sons, Lou's and Charles Kobow, one grind .daughter, Gladys Kearns and two grandsons, Louis and Glenn Kobow. : Funeral services will . be held today at 2:30 p.. m. at the Webb Funiral parlors. In terment' will ' be in City View cemetery. WEATHERILL Gserge Weath- erui died , at . bis .residence at Falls City, Or.. Nov.' 1? 1923. at the age of 64 years. Funer al services will, be held Wednes day, Nov.. 7 at 3 p. m.(at the Webb ; Funeral parlors, con ducted by Rev. Putnam. In terment will be in Lee Mission cemetery. i FRUIT TREES Order Now: for Fall and Spring r" , . i . 'I5 I Delivery ' Mathis Nursery Co. Silverton Highway Salem, Ore. , Phone 10F4 ' OSTEOPATHY ":: The Original and Genuine Spin al Adjustment Treatment. Skill full, Painless Adjustment that gets results. DR. L. C. MARSHALL . Octeopathie Physidaa and -'. Surgeon 228 Oregon Bldg. ; Salem. I ' "I mom v. a. jratssaal Baas Bsuaiag , Vasas as t la. nou 4W DR. B. H. WHITE OfOTtht raystetaa aas tinm mien mils Disss U nl Ttstf m (Dr. Atoaau' Htad. .v! LADD & BUSH BANICERS r f Established 18C8 ! "?k i !' ; GessnJ Bislibj Bcsism -J fl ,L. - Office Dears frca 10 a. m. to 3 p. cu I I 1 HAHN At his late home. Nov. 4, 1923, Louis Hahn, age 61 years Survived by seven daughters. Mrs. Augusta Cutsinger, Deer Park, Wash.. Lydia. of Los An geles, Amanda and Martha,; Se attle, Elvina, Ella and Esther at home. Two sons, Herbert of Chicago'. 111., and Herman at home. Funeral will be from Terwilliger home. Wednesday at 2 p. m., Rev. J. J. Gillespie officiating and committal ser vice at Hayesville. ' ? ' i DULANEY Vivian, age 26, at a s local hospital ' Monday, Novem - beri 5. Arrangements are j in charge of the Salem Mortuary Notice of the funeral will; be made later. Webb & Clougb Leading Fcssrtl Directers Expert Embalm era 1 and is considered one of the best speakers of , the northwest. Any one not s member of the Baptist church wishing to attend may do so by making reservation not lat er than! soon tdoay. Call Soco lofaky, pbbne 970. f Cancer Removea :i " " Monday by.the use, of. medicine Dr. S. C. . Stone removed a cancer from inside the mouth of E. H. Sawyer of, Eugene. Oregon. ' N6 Giil Hurt in Accident When the automobile which she was driving was struck by one piloted by Anna V. Bobbins, route j 4, Miss Ruth Daugherty, also of route 4, received a badly cut hand. . The accident occurred at Capitol and D and both ma chines turned over. The damage to Miss Daugherty's car was paid by the driver of the other ma chine. Miss' Daugherty is em ployed in the office of Dr. Henry E. Morris. Plans for a i patriotic program consistent with! the observance of Armistice day hare been complet ed for the Wednesday luncheon of the Rotary club. George ,.' A. White has promised ' George - P. Griffith to make a few remarks suitable to the' day. Special mu sic will consist of a piano solo by Clarence Wenger, "The Recession al." a vocal solo by Frank S. Bar ton, and some selections by, a male quartet -composed of Glais- yer, Robertson, F. S. Barton and R. D. Barton. Onr Mr. Kenf v Will call and give estimates on your draperies. .All work guar anteed. Hamilton's, Good Furni ture. :- I 7 ' - 1 f Blind School Ruling Made ' t Only blind folk who seek to ob tain instruction in some line" ap proved by the state board of con trol may be taken into the state Institution for the adult blind in Portland, according to an opinion handed down by the attorney gen eral. The Institution is not an indigent home.' the opinion said. The Information was rendered by Attorney j General Van Winkle at the request of the board of control! .'(:' Our Mr. Kent- Will be pleased jto call at your home and give estimates' on your draperies. Alt our work is guar anteed to be satisfactory. Hamil ton's, Good 'Furniture, 340 Court St. ! . N10 Licenses Granted Marriage .licenses were granted yesterday to : William B. Ashby and Jeanette Jones and Walter Otto. Olson and Mable Murphy, all of Salem, j , i Many Accidents Reported .Accidents coming to the atten tion of the police during the week-end were reported by Leon ard B. Judson. route 3, whose au tomobile was struck by one driv en by Leonard Grahel. Both were arivmg north on rront.- u. , i Alkire, 923 North Sixteenth. struck a saddle pony while driv lng near f Silverton. No damage was done! to the animal and little to the machine. - Ben G. Woelke, Silverton, reported someone bumped into him when he stopped on the highway. G. H. Crolsan, route 7, was driving north on Cottage when a small pap ran in front of j the automobile and was killed. (Mrs. C. E. Rollin, 737 Center, reported some damage to her car (when it was hit by an other in the north end of Salens W. B. Chance, 992 North Cottage, was struck by an automobile driven by J F. Ulrich., 1199 Norf,h Fifteenth. Grant Butcher. Junc tion City, had the back end of his machine damaged when it was hit by another car on the highway about five miles south of Salem. Can Order Safety Zones According to an opinion offer ed by the attorney general, for the benefit of Sam A. Kozer. secretary of state, municipalities have au thority under the law to establish safety zones, but they cannot put into effect ordinances permitting motor vehicles to pass street cars when they are stopped to receive or discharge passengers. Missing Rob Ih Sought In Chicago a mother is becom ing hysterical over receiving no word from her son, Norman Gor don, who left his home about four months ago snd who wrote home from Salem November 1. Letter addressed to him here failed to be called for. The boy is described as 21 years old. 5 feet 7 or 8 inch es tall, dark brown hair, combed pompadour. He is said to be ra ther boastful and talkative. In his postcards home he said , he thought he had been disinherited because he had not heard from bis parents. This is.said to be un true, and bis mother wants him back. Gordon's home address is 3543 Cortland street, Chicago. Cigarette Causes Wreck When" Armand Cooper attempt ed to light a cigarette while driv. ing through West Salem yester day the automobile , went into the ditch, while ,Cooper and a com panion, Viek Cummings, . were taken to a hosnital for repairs. Both young' men, are residents of Independence and are 23 years old. The car was badly wrecked Girl Finds" Pleasant Home- Four neoDle responded to her DubUcitT In the Oregon States man, and, a 16-year-old-girl has found a good home, Mrs. Blanche CoeJ police matron, said yesterday. The girl was sent to Portland last nigbjt, having, been placed in the home of a woman whose sister Uvea at Turner. , met in the afternoon. , Three meet ings were held last night, the Wo man's Club chorus: the Marion Polk county Realtors discussed multiple listing and the committee on additional membernhfb in iho Chamber of Commerce also held a short session. i Building Xearing Completion Remodeling of the building oc cupied by Quaekenbush's. North Commercial and . Chemeketa.! is nearing completion and the firm will be back in the new quarters ina short time."-'. Shelving has been installed ready for the move. While the work has been under way thefirm took u its Quarters at ,the rear of the building. i Building Permits Issued-- j Three building permits, all for alteration and repair work, have been issued this week by City; Re corder Marten Poulson. ! ThoBe receiving official sanction for im provements on properties are F. E. Braasfleld, two story store building. 1990 Fairgrounds road. $1000; W. R. Ryan, two story dwelling. 1940 North Front, $300 and for a one story dwelling,! 896 North Commercial. $700. S ' Automobile Lost Recovered . After notifying the police that his automobile had been stolen Sunday. M. W. Welch, route 9 telephoned headquarters! that he had located his property.! Europe might manage! to carry her own burdens if herishoulder wasn't occupied by a chip. . MOTHERS ! ; Don t yon know you can turn : a distressed, feverish; coughing child into a comfortable and hap- r pily smiling one simply by giving CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH : REMEDY ' - No Narcotics) ! For Hot Tamal And Chile try The . Ace. B4 Former Pastor Spoke Dr. G. W. Grannis, pastor of the Vint IHaihnllat rhnrfh in this city from 1893 to 1898 occupied the pulpit Sunday morning. The regular pastor asked all who yrere members when Dr. Grannis was pastor to stand up and a good many people responded. Dr. Gran nis preached an old-fashioned Methodist sermon, one, that makes one better for hearing. He re ceived an unusually cordial wel come. , Turkey Shoot On H; "B. .' Lbo,ney farm, 12 mileit south of Salem and 2 miles north of Jefferson on Pacific High way, Sunday, Nov. 11. Turkeys, ducks and geese. Lunch served on grounds. ' 1 . N6 War Mothers Meeting Tnis auernoon, in tne saiem Chamber of Commerce rooms, the regular meeting of the .American War Mothers. Salem chapter, will be held at 2:30. A full attend ance is requested. " Chamber Has Busy Day . .That the Salem Chamber of Commerce. Is becoming more and more popular as a meeting place was brought to light . yesterday, when five.different meetings were held duriag the day. More than 100 business men gathered for the regular luncheon at noon, while a committee. of Salem women Inter ested in the Christmas seal sale Comrades, ; Attention! , You are hereby notified to at tend the funeral of Comrade An derson at the Webb it Clough par lors at 1 p.. m. Tuesday. W. C. Faulkner, Adjutant. Rigdon& Son's : I10RTUARY UaeqcaleJ Srrriea Fimt Returns Filed u " "The school census is being tak en Just now and the first, returns have been filed with County Su perintendent Fulkerson. H. A. Siegmund, clerk of Oak 1 Glenn school d 'strict No. 81 filed the first return, "i '! ; Portland Man Sneaks Tonight Joe Palmer, religious director ol the Portland YMCA. wftl speak at the' Baptist church -this evening; He has a real message to dellvert Every Week is National Pill Week ALL KINDS IXCXUDING: "Best Tet. Pill Cathartic Compound : : fvs.p. pill Cathartic Compound Improved. . . , Yes' We Have Same Pills NBFflEYER DRUG STORE 1 175. N. Com! SU 1 PHONE 167 ;.. . : .4 if r . . .- . . , ... - Hi GALE a'COHPAWYv CLOSING OUT sals: i j Sensationally Low Priced Goats and Dresses ! All New Shades of Popular Fabrics j $9.95 $14.90 $16.75; $19.85 $23.90 $26.75 Dry Goods Specials 36-inch Cotton ChalHes, -yard .. ..... . ... . . . . 18c 32-inch Dress Gingham, 1 i - yard .. , 1 .19c 36-inch Curtain Marquisette, ' yard .... . . 4 .lc i 30-inch Faney Batiste, '! ' '' yard II. .lc 4 2-inch Pillow Tubing, j ; yard . . . . . . 39c 4 5-inch All Wool Serge, 1 yard .$1.44 44-inch All Wool Bottany f Poplins, yard ... . . . . j$1.79 56-inch All Wool Tricotine, ! yard ................ $2.6 1 48-inch All Wool Poiret i . Twill, yard . V4 . . ..l$1.9S de-inch Chiffon Taffeta; i black, yard ,U . - .'.$1.19 36-inch Silk Messaline, T black, yard .... . . . . - .$1.19 27-inch Apron r Gingh&in 9c Yd; " : Silk Chiffon Hose C9c Pr. f - Regular 2.98 Kid " ; Gloves 1 Pr. j 8xl8able 1 . Napldns tz Each Size 81x90 Tequot" Sheetel.59 j Regular $5.50 TTomerfs Shoes Sr.75 j GALE &, CQMPAim;; Retiring from Business -.. ,.-u.. Commercial and Court Streets S ; ;, - JOHN I ROTTLS WALK-OVER SHOE SALE ! CONTINUES . . Our recent Walk-Over Shoe Sale was a real success, and many hundreds of customers are greatly satisfied with TO BE HAD F'OR HIHOY OrJC We are going to move more shoes for still needed space j and have added hundreds of pairs to the bargain lists, therefore you are again able to buy good shoes, good fit at low prices during this and the coming week at this store. Come ! Let lis fit your feet correctly and give you I real shoe values. '; f' f : ' - ' ' . , - ' ' ". " We aire going to unload if prices and quality talks. Sale continues until all broken lines are disposed of. ' 1ADIES' BLACK KID SHOES s Medium heels and toes, sizes 2 V2 to 8. APive Dollar i Value which we were selling for $3.45. While they last I Cut Deeper to 5 EDMUNDS FOOT FITTERS j WALK-OVER STREET BOOTS In Black and Brown Calf.; Regularly sold at $8.50 Cut Deeper to $9.85 m L atuTMai JOHNJ.ROTTLE Home of i WALK-OVER SHOES 167 North Commercial St. SALEM, OREGON MWHUliMlHt. LADIES' AND GROWING GIRLS' OXFORDS and Slippers in Patents, Suedes, Buck and Calf Skins. Values up to $7.50 All go at - This is a CA QC PAIR Real Value $485 9 'A 1