The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, November 21, 1923, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textf I : f - ; . " ' " . . - ...... r - i. .1 . i ... i i " " " h . : - : . , , I (TJTV NMWS IN 1R1RJEF De to an Error ';'Jn composition la Tuesday's Salem Electric display ad, , para- graph 5 was made to read "Being In, sets with tubes, batteries and phone." It " should have read "without tubes, batteries and phones-- ' . - ' Traveicrsr Insurance Money To loan on farm property, 6 per cent Interest, no additional ex pense. Anderson & Rupert,-Oregon Bldg. - nl6tf Hanlf rCcts Charter f The state banking department yesterday Issued a charter for the newly organized Multnomah Com mercial & Sarlngs bank of Mult nomah. The bank1 Is capitalized at $25,000. V The officers are Henry Raz,, president; Ben Rles- land, ' vice president, ana K. Fltz water, cashier Mrs. Sande Goes Fart Mrs. John C Sande,;niother of Earl Sande, premier jockey of the world and rider of Zev, will leave today for New York to visit her son. Mrs.- Sande's home is on .Trade street. - i ; lie iweaj neu - t V - W . B WW How would yon like to be just real Well? There are lotsfof Sa lem folks that are learning of Dr. Jackson's treatments by Physia therapy and really getting -well. There" Is fab Heed of anybody suf ferln g with i any;, ailment,- - Visit Dr. Jackson, 2S3 N. Commercial street, today and you're on the road to recovery. - n22 littler Return , ,. s .Robert Littler returned to Staa . ford university j yesterday after spending Monday and Tuesday Visiting with friends In Salem and on the Willamette university campus where he was a student last year. Mr." tltller represented . Stanford nnlversity"" in the' Pacific coast conference " 'extemporaneous contest at tne "University of Ore gon last: Friday, winning second place. .-. . ' Another Big Daiico . , I Independence .army Weanes day, November 21. Travellers playing. ;n21 Xvt Will Speak r The Reverend Mr. Zimmerman evangelist for the Christian Jews, will speak tonTght at 7:30 at th First' Presbyterian ihnrch. The public is invited to attend. Alleged Forger Bovnd Over -J Elyla Lindsey, said to ave had forged checks .in . his possession, was honnd oTeftd'aiwalt action by the grand 'jury after a hearing In the justice ,eourt rTuesday -morning, t Lindsey offered to give , a check on a Portland hank as pay znenti for asaxaphone. testimony showed. Several checks . were found In his - possession - when searched at the police station. He was committed to the county jail. Injured Man Itecove'ro " : :H.-Wni Riley, Eugene salesman wio .was injured iwhen his; auto mobile turned over on the. Tur ner road. Monday night, was able to leave the Deaconess hospital ' 6ur; cherry prune,' apple, "pear, peaches, walnut-trees are of the very best. EIATHIS NURSERY CO. ftursery 7H'MHe East of Salem OA SQverton Road. Phono 10F4. Jcaltahle Savings Js Loan , .Association ., . . , , V Portland, Oregon. , , -llarry G. Keeney, Representative, 31 MMonic Bldg. Phone 1840 I Oraroa BttiMSst Tle0an 457 ':.' " '. ! J- ' ' t i .i" The Seavey, Bell Insurance 7, ... Agency . General insurance Billy" Ball frank Warar J HYDRO-ELECTRIC' niERAPEUTlC.INSTrrUTE 1 (Formerly Dr. Schenkj) T 249 8. Cottage St. PHONE 1182 LADD&BUSH RANKERS JatM&ed 1868 4 I i : Gccral BaxHsj C&sbeis l Office Hoars from 10 a. m. to 3 p. n. DOUGHTON Hardware, Oils, Paint I For a short time we are making a special i offer hWear ever Aluminum Roasters at 54.50, 55.50 and 56.50 ' Also some very nice carving sets that will ! make excellent Christmiis feifts. tt THE OREdOtt1 STATESMAN SALEM, OREGOtf and return to the Marion hotel yesterday morning. Riley drifted from ' a State of - unconsciousness tola normal sleep . during the night and when he awoke Toes-, day was feeling well enough" to make the change. Salesmen Wanted-., See F. H. Kunkle, Lotz-Larsen Mining company's office. Terminal Hotel, if you're a hustler. We can get together on a proposition that will help ns both. n21 Two Hurt in Accidents' Two men were temporarily crippled by accidents Tuesday. Hugh Wilkerson, dellveryman for the H. L. Stiff Furniture company, sprained his ankle when he stepped In a rut; while helping un load a furnace. He was sent home by a physician." Roy Dalzell, 844 South Commercial, an employe of the Valley! Motor company, drop ped a plank upon his foot, fractur ing that member, while at work. : Choir and Pipe Organ Concert At First Methodist church at 8 o'clock tonight. Admission 50c n20. , . : . ; State Institutions Visited First hand information as to how the various state institutions are conducted was gleaned yester day by a party of 156 students from the state normal school at Monmouth.! The party was in charge of Professor Butler. - The entire day was devoted to the trip and no classes were held. 1 ' 3 Speeding Brings Fine v ' When Jesse Burkhart appeared in. Justice court Tuesday to an swer to a charge of speeding til ed by a state officer Tie was fined 15 by Judge P. J. Kuntz. Organized Clubs 5 ; W. H. Baillie, rural school su pervisor anl industrial club lead er, was In Mt. Angel yesterday or ganizing clubs, ; Christmas Pict , S 2.50 dox. add inp, at Parker's Studio, Eldridge bldg., across from YMCA. n2a Go to- Niagara County .Commissioners,.. J. T. Hunt and Jim E. Smith will go to Niagara today on county bus iness. " i " ; .' ' v h '''" Calls In Salem . ' ; : E. F. Klessllng, of Oakland, Cal.; was in Salem yesterday. He is of the firm of E. F. Kiessling & Son which furnishes the Cupid's Books given, away'at the marriage license bureau ' of the . county clerk's office. 6 Couple -Iarried Judge Downing married James TMcDaniels and Mabel Lucille Allender, both of Salem yesterday. Get Your Thanksgiving Turkey- Free at H. L. Stiff Furniture Co. with any ..Universal' Range sold this week. 28 Licenses Granted Marriaitel licenses were grant ed yesterday to Roscoe J. Wilder man. Blacker. Alberta. Canada, and Ida Giles, Jefferson; John L. Lynch and Myrtle Stephens, both of s&lem: Oliver W. Cobb and Roda' ,D.. Huddleson, . both . of A-umsville; James T McDanielS and Mabel Lucille rAllander, both of Salem. I Big "Day" of Today will , be a great "day" In the circuit court. The divorce s ; ' i OSTEOPATHT . j. VhA nHrlnal and Genuine Snln- al Adjustment Treatment. - Skill full. Painless Adjustment that few results. -' ' " r!: - : Octeopatliio Pbysiclaa and 1 Snreeoa 228 Oregoi Bldg. Balem. 1 see V. SL Vattoaal Baak Bafldlac S&a i . Sm. FboM 46SJ ' DR. B. H. WHITE Oitsopauit yhyriclaa and Bnrgtoa Eltctronlo XnagBOsls aad TrMtmsnt CDs. Abmas Salem " Oregon r & MARCUS ..... . i . ... suit of Day and Day will be heard and Robin Day is the attorney for the plaintiff and Judge Bingham has given a day for the hearing of the case. Altogether allUhe Days concerned plan to make a day of it cerned plan to make a day of it. The Watt guardianship ase was heard yesterday by Judge Bing ham and pending the submission of other evidence the case will be, rested. : - - I Travelers Insurance Money To loan on farm property, 6 per cent interest, no additional ex pense. Anderson & Rupert, Ore gon Bldg. nl6tf Divorce Suit Filed ' Lucinda Horn has; filed isuit for divorce from Gottfried flrii. ; 'She charges cruel treatntenL'.-' ' " ' ' . - - ... Administrator Named . Millfe Reading Fuller has been named administrator for the es tate of Frank Reading. Multiple Listing Endorued Hearty upport of the multiple listing System pat into practice this week by the Marlon-Polk County Realty association has met with the approval not only of the members of the bureau but from other business 'men of the city. Inflated values are unknown to the bureau, according to A. C. Bohrnstedt chairman of the board of governors, and the property Is handled ' on the basis Of its ' ap praised valuation. This serves to make the property worth mere to both thfc purchaser anil buyer,' for each kfto ws the exact value' In volved fa fthe transaction., list ings are being m'ade rapidly by the members. One chief value of the bureau is that only desirable properties are listed and the mem bers are not forced to ' carry much "dead timber." Christmas Pictures $2.50 doz. and up. at Parker's Studio, Eldridge bldg., across from YMCA. n25 Building Permits Issued Soon ttra sum pf $60f)0 will be spent by Myrtle Williamson for the - construction of a dwelling and filling station, according to building permits Issued yesterday, by City Recorder Poulsen. The residence will be erected at 1979 North Capitol at a cost of $3000 and: the filling station at 1998 North Capitol, to cost $3000. Wi ley Weathers will build a one Btory dwelling at 1820 South High at a cost of $3600 and Fred E. Wells will build a salt house to cost $600 at'280' South Church. : Class Emblems Designed The senior class at t the high school has selected its ring and pin 'design.. The design was ori ginated by Stewart. Kibbe -and is of gold with a black square. ; On either side of the square, are the initials "SHS" and the numeral, 1924, Js of gold figures placed in the llack square. The cost of the boys' rings will be $6, ;' the girls' rings $5 and the pins ' $3. Pomeroy & Keene will make the emblems. ? Christmas Picture ' i $2.50 doz. and up. at Parker's Studio, Eldridge bldg., across from YMCA. n2S Evangelistic . Services- . Services are being held at the Fruitlan Evangelical church by the pastor, Paul N". Poling, and Dan Hughes, song leader. ''Come early to get a seat" . was the; fit ting f 'slogan v suggested by Dan Hughes who has been relieved of his duties at the local Evangelical church, to shoulder new i respon sibilities at the Fruitland church. The church Monday evening was comfortably filled . with an earn est, responsive congregation. The front seats will be reserved i for the; children. ; who ; under Uhe dl- Funeral Notice The funeral services for the late Wallace C. Kinyon will be from the Terwilliger Home, this afternoon. Rev. II. D. Chambers officiating Burial In IOOF ceme tery. DIED STANTON Mrs. Mary M. Stan . ton died at the. residence of her daughter, Mrs. Mary L. Fulker soh. In the Mornlngside district Tuesday; age 70. years, i She is also survived by her Wn,'-Harvey, H. Stanton, s of Salem, two stepsons, Charles J., of 'Mon mouth, i Orfe.; Myron II., of Brighton," Ore! Funeral Serv ices will be held Thursday at 1:3a from Webb's Funeral Par lors, Rew J. J. Evans officiat ing. iConcIudlrig services at Zena (Polk county. - Webh& Clough Leacing Fcneral , ! li. DIrectori ' - Expert Em balm era onctaons 1 ZXORTUARY . f r 1 - ; rectlon drM7 nugheswlll be or ganized Into a chorus. The serv Ice Friday evening of this week will be especially devoted to the young people and their problems The subject: will be "Brass"" and every amusement indulged in by the youth of the day, will be touched upon. The service starts every evening at 7:30. The first half hour will be devoted to son? service conducted by Mr, Hughes. j, Class Race Soon The Willamette lnterclass cross country run will take place next Monday afternoon. The race Is over a 2.1 mile course that will take the runners through Bush's pasture with the finish before the grandstand. Each class may en ter an unlimited number of con testants. , National , Radio Week is from Nov. 25 to Dec. 1. Every - station in the country will give of Its bestl Mil lions of homes will listen in are you ready? There Is a -set for every purse. See our big display Radio Week. Salem Electric Co., F.-S. Barton, Masonic Temple. Phone 1200. n21 Debate Question Changed There has been a change In the statement of the Willamette in terdass debate question. It now reads, "Resolved, That the United States supreme court be denied the right to declare acts of con gress unconstitutional except by unanimous vote." As a result of drawing the freshmen will; take the affirmative and the sopho mores, the negative In the first de bate December 10. Triangular Debate Arranged A t triangular freshman inter collegiate debate will take place in, the spring between Willamette universiay, OAC and University og Oregon. At each of the institu tions the affirmative team will hold forth while the negative team goes . to one of the other col leges. As a result of the arrange ment of this debate is was decid ed that a special freshman team be selected at Willamette. Travelers' Insurance Money To loan on farm property,' 6 per cent interest, no additional ex pense. - Anderson & Rupert, Ore gon Bldg. nl6tf Frosh 'Paper Out This morning at , chapel' the freshman edition of the Willa mette Collegian will be distribut ed. Hem Sun is the freshman edi tor. Last year Mr. Sun was editor of the Salem high school Clarion Annual which was Judged to be the best high school annual in the etate. .. ' , Veterans to Meet The Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold their regular meeting at the armory tonight. Some Impor tant business Is to be discussed and a large turnout Is expected. - Will Discuss School Plans At a special meeting of the school board Thursday night plans for the- new Junior high school to be erected on North Capitol Will be discussed.' All of the members of the board are anxious to start work as soon as possible, but the nature of the building and what are the crying needs must be threshed Out he fore a call Can be made for plans and specifications. As soon as the board agrees upon the best possible building architects will be given an opportunity to submit designs. Until permission was given recently by .the voters ef the district, the board was occu pied "with the question of trans ferring the bonds, voted last March for two buildings to the eractlon of one building. The hearing, ot, school-district No. 24 beforetjUr Mftf tori ' county tax commission will be held Monday, night- instead of Friday, having been postponed. The Salem bud get Is for $269,500, of which $157,000 must be raised by spe cial levy. See Thls'One-- : Practically new Electric Hot Point Electric7 Vacuum Cleaners, $15 below new. price. Phone Hoeye, 1403-M. n21 Musician Loses Bag Miss Winifred Byrd of Salem, who gave . a concert at the Port land auditorium Monday- night,. lost her traveling "bag containing clothing valued at more than $100 and $139 in cash while in it taxi cab In Portland. With Mrs. Paul Petri of Portland, Miss Byrd en tered the taxicab and gave her bag to the driver, who placed it in the cab and proceeded to the Ben son hotel. When Miss Byrd I and Mrs. Petri arrived at the hotel the bag. was gone. The Portland po lice were notified but no trace qf the bag has been found. An Involuntary Bath .His friends are having a good deal of sport, at the expense of the good, nature of D. Samuel, the well-known Salem property owner and business i man. He was yes terday walking across an old log bridge north of . Salem when , his foot slipped and he fell into the creek." .' At the time, of the acci dent he was looking at some cat tle which e wished to purchase. He decided, the water was a little cold for bathing, so he scrambled to the bank and rushed home, lit, Samuel belongs . to the class of .lucky 'men, I concerning - .one 9t reft. Inld' the ocean he would not drown, but would come up with a fish. Mr; Samuel go't no fish from the creek, but it Is safe to say that his Involuntary cold water bath did not change his luck. Hindu Boy Wants Work There is in Salem an educated, refined Hindu boy, aged 28 years, who wants work at cooking or helping with housework, or any inside work. He served in' the British army during the World War.' 'He can give the best- of references as to faithfulness and inaustry. Anyone needing such help' may phone to 161 for infor mation. This item is inserted free of charge on account of the de serving character of this boy. Mrs. Trott Elected Mrs. Lena Trott was elected president of the Kafoury's Clerks' Progressive club at ' the monthly meeting last night. Other offi cers chosen were Joseph King, vice president, and Miss Anna Lou King, secretary. Certificates were presented to the "clerks who have completed- the first 10 lessons in salesmanship, which are being taken by the clerks under the di rection of the state'vocational edu cation department. ' Those receiv ing certificates were Mrs. Clara Southworth, Mrs. Margaret Smith, Miss Ella Lou 'King. Mrs. Lena Trott, , Mrs. Harry Savage and Miss Betty Anderson. Joseph King and Ellen Kaf bury are the instructors for the courses. The second 10 lessons are now 'being laxen Dy the clerks. The next meeting will be held In January. agrant is Jailed , ; Ten days in the city jail was handed John Stevenson yesterday by Police Judge Marten Poulsen on a charge of vagrancy.' He was arrested early Monday morning by Officer Olson. Tuesday Stevenson who is "some iiard-bolled" (Ua admits It himself) was taken to the state prison and a record of His fingerprints made. His past is being Investigated by. the po lice, who believe he may be want ed elsewhere Mother Causes Upon complaint of . his mother. Lewis Kays, 1286 Marion, was ar rested yesterday by Officer Ed wards. He will be taken before the county court today. Double Parking Charged On a charge of double parking, H. Schoenheit, 975 North Com mercial, will appear before Police Judge Poulsen this afternoon. Schoenheit was arrested for park ing his truck across a sidewalk on the west sfde ot Commercial be tween D and the creek. Traffic Violators Pined xox ariving witnout lights, a. Marx, 326 North High, was fined $2.50 in police court Tuesday. Ross Rickets. Garden road, was fined $5 for speeding. Brady is Realty Speaker- Some phase of the national Father and Son week observance will be developed by John L. Brady, editor of The Statesman, who will address the Marion-Polk County Realty association at its regular luncheon Thursday noon. Mill Addition Progressing . Much progress Is being made on the new addition to the paper and pulp mill on South Commercial. The forms supporting the concrete have been removed and glass win dows, similar to those used in the construction of the main portion of the plant, have been placed on the south. The work is being pushed as -rapidly as possible. Gun Pointer Arraigned . On a charge of pointing a gun at another person, H. S. Syverson was arraigned in e .JiistcourtH yesterday. , TheM complaint t was sifcned bv Harnr Quinllvan.-" The' alleged pointing was done Sun day, according to the complaint. Syverson will be given a hearing next Tuesday morning. 1 PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cox were Portland business callers in Sa lem Tuesday. H. M. Black of Albany was in Salem yesterday. - - Richard Shepard, formerly of the Terminal hotel here but now with, the St. Francis hotel of Al bany, was in Salem Tuesday. He made a brief report ot the Ki wanis club in his city at the club luncheon at the Marion hotel. -Mrs. Herman Burgoyne, wife of or Nourishing will restore your kair t riff inal color whethw black, brown, or blond. .Rodiotm dandtnff. Prsvants falliaf balr sad promotes its growth. CI sanies the scalp. H a r m lex and pleasant to use. . No looser is it neces sary for you to Tists gray kair which handicaps you socially and is business. N ourismne Positively Not a Dye Konriihina is a real, tonie whicb. feeds and nonrisbos . the hair, thos ' restoring rt to its origiaal Titsltty. It is used and indorsed . by . tbouunda , of. , aea and women. As a dandruff remoTer akn it is wnrtH m4jf times the pries asked. One .t .ni,..; -nallr ia aifectiTa. Sold by all ''esters.' iacludtag J. O. Parry at 1.3i per bottle. - Why Have Gray Hair Dandruff? WEDNESdAV MdRNING, NOVEMBER 21, 1923 the proprietor of the Rainbow at Eugene, spent a few hours in Sa lem TesterdaV afternoon. Mrs. Burgoyne motored down from the university city.". , Lulu Casbn, Blaine, Or., was a Salem' visitor Tuesday. , t,i " , ,w Prom Canby, Mr. and Mrs. J3eorge Criteser were in Salem yes terday. , Nina B. West was in the city Tuesday from Marshfield. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Weeks and Mrs. Clytie Lents were St. Helens visitors in Salem yesterday. . Among Albany people in town yesterday were Mrs. J. R. Pat- ton, Edna Patton and Tom Rob ertson. ' ' M , . L. R. Nunamaker was a- recent Stayton caller in Salem. Joe W. JYarnell and Maud Yar nell were in Salem' yesterday from Vancouver, Wash.' . Mrs. Frank Freter of Shaw un derwent an operation at the Dea coness .hospital yesterday. She Is reported to be resting easily.- Frank Hynes of North' Howell was in Salem yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Lambert of Stayton were In Salem yesterday. " Claude Barrlck of Tillamook is in Salem on business. 1 BITS FOR BREAKFAST I Apple Slogan tomorrow. m -m Help the Slogan editor prove that this is a great apple country, If you can -which it. is.' You have only today for your suges tion. - ; ; ' . ,-;"' ' ; k S " It' would be a fine thing, and a feather in the caps' of 'Its people, if Marion county should on Saturr day, tag day, provide all the money necessary for the proposed soldiers' monument on the court house grounds. The tags are be ing sent out, to sell for whatever patriotic , people , want to 'pay; from -10 cents up. v v m- As most readers know, Yam hill's soldier monument cost $2500. Marion county' should not be satisfied with a less beau tiful and imposing one. " Talking of the parking ordi nance, this should be said: The v : J : ' ' ffMIWII 1 Chrysanthemuras and Ferns Clirysahthemuins $3.00 per doz. Ferns from 10c to Other stock In season. , Short order funeral work solicited. Free Delivery in City. A. D. SMITH 1276 N. Liberty.' Phone 239J When You Buy GLASSES You want the . best that money will buy, because your eyes are too precious to take chances with. There is" not an optician in the world-, that can give you better service than can we. ..-5 ' MORRIS OPTICAL CO. 801 - 8 OREGON BLDQi Oregon's. Largest Optical Institution ' Phone S30 for Appoint ments. moinmtmpimimiiimramimwaiiminmnmminiBmritimimmiiimnir Twrorrmwim!iminniii!mirHHffiiiiim'mfnni:iffi!tn!iHBWifliii1 A Cough ' Is easily cured if taken : in time but if neglected ; may lead to disastrous " results. Our cough syrup is a real cough syrup con taining no habit forming drugs. SCHAEFER'S DRUGSTORE "I".;.' , "; . -r ' ... 135 N. Com'L Phone 197 WltWltIWlwWll.lW!MWJWIW Salem, - - Oregon parking privileges ought to be such as to accommodate patrons from the country from a wide territory. Salem depends . very largely for its prosperity trpon the good will of the people of a big district.. They should ttU. but own the city,-while they are the guests of Salem. If : they need ' two hours Instead - of one, let them have two hours. Even forget the parking Ordinance, If it - is ; going to militate against outside trade. Salem ought to have the new est proposed paper mill, which is to be built outside the city limits of Portland. But those who are promoting" it say it could not be built close,' to the business or residence center. It Is to be the kind of a' paper mill that- will smell to heaven;' a sulphate mill, not a sulphide mill, like the one ia Salem.'- Sulphide is attar of ro3es 4 compared ' with- sulphate, Salem btight to have several more paper mills, . .including a news print mill, for- which there are vast supplies of raw - materials available. But a news print mill would take a great deal of power for ' the grinding of the pulp. Even the Oregon City mills have to shut down some of their grind ers when the water is low in the Willamette, river in the dry sea son. - There Is ample power, how Wash Waists MADE of a fine grade Dimity iri . plains,' checks . a n d - stripes. Tailored and Peter 'Pan collars.' 51.29 We have just received a large as sortment of Vanity Cases;- Two strap handles and" lined Vith" plush " and poplin. Change purse," lip' stick Tiold-' er, powder box, rouge box and large mirror.: ; ' . ... $1.75 and $2.48 GALE & GO.: Relirinsr From Business . 5 j - y r . ; , 32 inch Dress Ginghams .............. 19c yard 2 7 inch Dress Ginghams ....i.... 1 9c yard Talle Napkins, 1 8x1 8 .1 .9c each . 3 6 inclr Percales :X. 1 9c yard 42 and 45 inch-Pillow Tubing . ..39c yard 60 inch Table Damask 49c yard 27 inch Outing: Flannel.... 1 6c arid 20c yard Ladies" Black Cotton Hosel.... 1.1 4c pair -Ladies Kid Gloves, extra special $ 1 ,00 pair 36 inch Silk Poplins, all colors $1.1 2 yard 36 inch Chiffon .Taffeta, :, black $1.19 yard 36 inch Curtain Marquisette. 1 9c yard Ladies Heather Hose 44c and 68c pair (56 inch' All Wool French Serge $ 1 198 "yard 56 inch All Wool TricQtine...-..$2.64 yard GALE Selling; Out .Commercial ever, in the Santlam section, that ought ;to' be developed : for ' this and 'other purposes. miTHoiiTu:.:. ) V and lets yens ' breathe. y ;. 5 WEEKS UNTIL XHAS Hartman Jewelry; Store to $1.95 M Entire Stock and Court Sts.. CO m ft TNT ..whom it was said that it he everi