ArFAi?!ORSwG;DfeCEiffiER;71923 r H THE OREGON STATIiiMANi SALEM, OREGON 3 i e - V : It O 1- ' ie r i I e-f-ig ss as JO n-! Fathers and. Sons llanquet ' ' " Mote than 9 e fathers and sons baaqueted last night at the Ma sonic temple in'; Jefferson. The speakers Included Rev. Essex, lie v. Parks, both of Jefferson, and John ,U fcrady,of Salem. ISd Smith of Jefferson presided. ' Xmas. Tree Order now. We 'deliver. Flake PeXland. -d7tf Daughter Boi 'A J00 to 3a1em hay received ' f word "of, the hirth of ; a daughter. I to Mr. l and; Mrs. C. C Kelly In Jl Portland.' . Mr. Kelly is a member W J L m vfcuv OLftLD curium office and - has recently - been in Klamath Falls on work tor the office. rie Palace Omrf Apartmeii. 1 Dr: "CT-TTTT Schenh, Proprietor , 1 149 So: Cottage St., Salem, Or. Phone' 1642. 'j a-J7 -Officers Elected i jue, loiiowing oiitcers were elected at the meeting of the Mod ern Woodmen' Monday night: II. 0. Coursey,; cbnsul; A.:A. Dean, adviser: A. 'A.TCeene. hatiVuir. "P.E. 'w IfanarfaJ WlerV A'- Tt "RntiTi . eort: Jake Dunlap; watchman; D. t. Spalding.; sentinel; Dr. W.; B. totr,Thyslclan j pt. - P. Caldwell. Manager. These oTflcersi will be rLlnstalld at the. regular meeting. January . . , . , Removal Furs for Christmas are nlways ippYeclaj'ed. West ' Fur Co. 571 Court. d7..' ' ' ' ' Bcyc-krlder Injured- - T. ::rr )sRpy Firsted; route " sVreceived cuts and'bTu1se- about tbe-bead when 4e. rode his bicycle into an automobile "driven by"Xrthur BT Kent,?f 25fNorthvSfxteettth about 2 . 6'clWEav : Thursday afternoon. , . v J I . For, Good Groceries;" 5 YbuiCaii't : Beat Our Store. UCTLE LADY SitoRfe. J 1201 and -Center :J- Cgnitahie Savings M-Jjomm I" PortlanoU Otccoiu - I Gterry O. Keenejv Hepreeentattve, 01 XlasoAlo "i lU Ongoa Bui iiIMSia r - Tetpkae 457 (1HI 1 The Seavey, ;EeH Insurance niav1 TnmrifiM . I . ITlTJirElIICTRIC . . TIILIIAUUTIC mSTTTUTE -; ( Formerly .Dr. Scheak -- ' f ; i sia a'Cottare Et, phone y 1182 BANICERS j , Established 1868 j General Bankuisr Business , Office Hours From 10 A. M.V3 P. IL Witt It Rain Consult COUPON This . V. Coupon ! : And - Good for One si Weather House -. Prophet IIXDE J1N AOElilOA NOT. THE CHEAP IMPORTED KIND , n is wrpfisinrly ifT1TIe on jocai weiaer wuu..,.. ------- cientifie priaeipiM. - We hT wwd peel.l friM a a aMUtr kin th.. I.. 5tl It thm tar exCtlT wht It tt ta TCtaU WTien tb wutlici U to h kn the stormy weather i appracm tbiitek will coma oak for to 34 boar hid ot nia or saaw. . Ta boat is nda f isriiraod, a-8wiai ottr stylana -isl decorated at ia Jle picture, with thermometer, elk's head, blfd's neat and birda, etc. It has uar wiaaowa and two door. , - Adrertlaed for fl.OO Our Price for a Limited Time, With the v Coupon honae ahould bare one. Com rtr. Unl order Re extra. AX EXCELLENT OlFT PERRY'S DRUG STORE 115 S. Commercial Street. - NEWS IN The accident occurred when Kent, who-was riding south on Commer cial, turned east on Court. Fir sled was taken into a nearby drug store where his bruises were treat ed. He was not seriously injured.' Painter Wanted To pafnt and refinlsh office. Trade proposition. Material furn ished. Address 602 care States man. dStf Stolen Automobile Recovered i The touring car belonging to J. N. ( Little which was stolen some time after 2 '.o'clock - Thursday morning from, the paper mill was recovered later In the day, the police were 'notified 'yesterday. T Dont Forget : i. Silver "Bell Circle Bazaar, Satj urday, Dec. 8 Woodman hall, C. feteria 11:30 a. m. to 10:30 p. lit.' dT. 4 , Chimney Fir Calls Department-f- No damage was done to the property,, at 658 Center when, the chimney caught lire about noon yesterday. The fire department was called and quickly extinguish ed the small blaze. .. 7 . Potted Planto-i i New assortment. Flake'a : Pet land, 27$ State, r : ; , d9 Alleged Deserter Hel . c Declaring himself to be adesert er ; from ' the. United States navy. a man giving . his ' name as C. A. Earl walked, into the police station yesterday and . said , hp i wished to give himself nff to the auinoriues. The ; proper n aval sources have been notified and Earl is being held In the ,eftr Jail.' " ; - v : ' Xman Trees , I ,t : -Order ' now vi Flake's "T Tetland fWe delivery. H i ' dltt New Stage Company c The Motor? Transit; company, which "proposes to "operate stages between. Portland and Pendleton. SALEA1 s SMOKE SHOP Kext to Bllca HoUl Hot Cbffe sad Saalwleaes ' Bked ViixinU Hm , , Drop la and Try Our Coff "A placwler"ldie trde ' V OSTEOPATHY " - The Original and Genuine Spin al Adjustment Treatment, bkw- rnlL Painless Adjustment that get results.; : v - ...... DB It. ,C MAItSnALXi . Oateopathie Phyalelatf and 23 Oresoa Bldz. Baleia. Ed n-B. VatlMlal : DR.B.HiWH!TE OMMpstate Pkrleia and SargM Blaetsoaia JMavosit sad TrMtsMS -cSt. Atosats XitM.) i Salen ' ' OreffM BUSH Tomorrow? This This " .,- PRbPHET fmo tha tw ehUdren win hm nt. 69c and get tout ' al one or . mail your - FOR ALL OCC-SIOXS j y BRIEF yesterday filed with the public service commission Its application lorj a. certificate" authorising "it' It do ? business." Two trips will be made 'weeldy each way. . Fleet ric Lamps "i ? The most beautiful, the lowest prices,, at the Salem Electric Co. F. S. Barton, Masonic Temple". Phone 1200. . d7-eod Bulletin Rent Out - J. A. -Churchill, state superln tendent of schools, is distributing to school officials of the state a list of colleges and universities of the United States that are re cognized in Oregon as standard in atit u t iprii. ' ?The, list was prepared r0t . the 'purpose I et helping . those who are; responsiblefor be' selec- tioti ot high, school teachers. Un der the Oregon, law; 'teachers now iiualiftrins ; to tteach, in .the ?hih schools must have been 'graduated from a standard .college. o,nniver- Htjr, and hay ha4 M hir. course at least IS semester hours in edu cation. . k ' (. Wrong; Phone Number . A . display, ad in yesterday's paper, f or. the Vacuette. gave R.- E. Hoeye's telephone number as 11 8M, when it- should have ben 1118M. . d7 Paul Wallace Rerfgn Circumstances , are ?; such ; that Paul Wallace will be unable to serve as treasurer of Willamette chapter, American Red Cross.. Mr, Wallaceiendered his -resignation yesterday with the statement 'that though he is very graterui ior ine trust and honor he finds it impos sible to accept the position.. He was elected at the annual 'meeting held Wednesday.; It is probable that'his successor will be selected atla special meeting of, the Red Cross which is slated for Monday night.' ' : ' ' Electric . Vacuum Cleaners- Like new Eureka1- $30, ; point $25,', Frants Premier 143 Court. Phone 1118-M. Hot $15. ; d Sale Postponed : t Women of. the First Congrega tional church will not hold their cooked food sale -Friday. The new date will be announced later. Modern Furnished House , For rent. H. L. Stiff Furniture Co.- d9. , I . ' Seetinir Old Friend Every effort to locate 8.-J. Ob ershaw, an old friend who. is be lleved to hare located in the Sa lem district, is btsintr made by A. L. Blxby, of the Nebraska SUte Journal, Lincoln, Neb., who is here rialtin his cousin, F. J. Will son, 1231 North Fpurth. v The 'rV-:;; 'i -died,', LUCKER -In this city, Dec 6th. Mrs. Lena Lucker age 60 years. " wife of John T Lucker of the ; Steusloff Market mother of Ed " na W. Lucker, and John T. 5 Lucker, Jr., both of Salem, sis ? ter t of F. W. and TV. H Steus- ldff of this city and Mrs. Min gle Matthles ofBuffalo, N. Y. Private funeral services .will be vheld Saturday at 1 o'xlock p.' m. - from the Rigdon mortuary. In terment City View cemetery. APPLEOATE-In this city Dee. 5, 1923. Mrs. Mlgnon Applegate, wife of J. J. Applegate bf Rose burg. The remains will be for warded from the Rigdon mor tuary to Roseburg for funeral services and Interment. : KOBER In this city, Dec. 6th. Jacob Kober age 60 years. The remains were forwarded from the Rigdon mortuary to Oregon City where funeral services and interment will take place. BRASSFIELD Six months old child of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brassfield of 2295 North Fifth .street, early Thursday morning. Funeral announcements later from -the Salem mortuary, i - Webb & Clough Leading Fcserd Directors Expert Embalmer Rigdbn& Son's u IIORTUAHY BOUGHTON Glre Useful Presents This Year. In our ' stock will be v found presents' suitable for . every member of the family, and .they're all useful; the kind that 'bring back, happy moments every day Tor'years to "come. Obershaw, family, Mr. Blxby said moved west a number of i year ago and though. he had lost tracK of them, he believed them to beTDefegates will be i present " from living somewhere in the vicinity of ibis city.- The tax records fail ed, to show the name Obershaw, and . Mr. Blxby would ' be .very grateful if anyone knowing the whereabouts of his told friends would notify him at the Willson home. Voodr- L . Buys used furniture. Phone 511. 't. , d7 Harry Tangenuum Found Guilty Harry- Tangemann, proprietor of the Capitol rooming house, was found ' guilty in the police 'court yesterday and was fined 50 on a charge of being drunk... Tange mann was -arrested about a week fago and demanded -a trial by Jury. His request-waa- grantedV Personal v ; Beginning Thursday,' TJecember 6 Drn W. Li Mrcer vm he In his office' Regular. Wiir be , glad ."to see : all old patientsand welcome new ones. C. 8 Rain Annoys Merchants Accompanied by a violent wind Wednesday night, rain was forced against store windows so hard that it found: its way inside and 'mer chants were buBy Thursday morn ing in remoring goods on display and in wiping away the water. - Good Fir "Wood- Direct from car. Special price. Phone !879W.-d7. Farm Property Sold Clyde Vaughan, of Stayton for merly of Idaho, has purchased the William ) Coleman 4 20-acre tract 1 near Independence in the Vida Sorings district. The ' aeai was handled by A. C. Bohrnsted, Salem realtor. ' - . ... See Me At My New Market . r At N.' 16th and .'Center .'streets for best ot meats and right prices. Please give me a trial. Will open Saturday, Dec. 8., B, L Plummer, Phone .269 .-r-d7 , ' . , : , Red Top Improve Service Two city passengers, will be car rled by the" Red Top Taxi com pahy : for the price,, formerly charged for. one, according to an announcement made yesterday by P.? P. Fisher, local manager, fol io wing a visit to Salem by f W. . H. Gross peter, president of the. com pany, from Portland J Other changes announced were -that no charge would be made for the re turn trip and only, forfaiting for a passenger. The change was ef fected In order, to give local peo ple better service. It is the-policy of the taxi , company, to , use chains on all ' machines duringr rainy weather as u further safe guard to passengers. - Mr.. Fisher said yesterday that t. the Salem drivers had not had an accident and that during the six months the company has operated in Portland none of the drivers have been in an accident. Electric . The Tnost beautiful; the lowest prices. At the Salem Electric Co., F. S. Barton, Masonic Temple Phone 1200. eod-dT Divorce Suit Filed , Charging cruel and Inhuman treatment, Elsie " Sandeherg has filed suit for Ivorce against Charles E. Sandberg. She says that he struck her ia a brutal manner and otherwise mistreated her. There are four minor chU- dren and the plaintiff seeks cus tody of the children, the use of property owned Jointly by plain tiff and defendant and alimony of $50 a month for the support of tbo children as well as attorney's fees and costs. ', , Public Invited v The Class league of Pratum Methodist Episcopal church will meet, in the basement Friday eve ning, December 7. , The ladies aid will serve a chicken sapper, cafe teria style, followed by a program The public is invited. d7 Floral SEociety Meets Tonight Members of the Salem Floral so ciety will meet in the Chamber of Commerce rooms tonight. Exams For Reserve-Of fl -Examination of reserve officers under 30 years "old is scheduled for the week beginning April 14 according to word received ! in Sa lem. If the applicant: Is success ful In passing the physical examin ation he will be commissioned a second lieutenant In the regular army. - Vancouver Barracks. Wn will supply any needed informa tion. - . : V- v t ' . . Kirkpatrick to Chicago Dr. Blaine E. Kirkpatrick, pas tor of the First Methodist" church & MARCUS Will leave today for Chicago where he kill attend the Epworth Leagve institute which, meets each' year. every, state in-the union and. will discuss all matters of. importance connected with the Epworth league . movement. , Dr. Kirkpat- rick supervises three institutes in Oregon each year. The latest of these was held at Suttles - Lake, Cottage Grove and Falls City. He willl be..ab8ent from Salem two weeks; and while he is away a committee of First church on pul pit supply , will provide speakers for the Sunday services. ? , a - Truck Driver Fined -t For, operating -a truck lor hire. without a , proper license Albert Hettwen was fined $10 in the Jus tice court Thursday. - Special Service Today . The Fprty Hours Adoration will begiu today, at St. Joaeph Cath olic fchVrCh. Rt.; Rer. Bernard, OSB,v of St. Bernard's Abbey at 1ltr Angel will deliver the sermons at , each eervlce; today, Saturday and Sunday. f Report Filed An appraisers report ot the val uation of. the estate, of Bird ,'E. IleUsley was filed yesterday. Elsie Hensley Is administrator ana Henry J. Millie, . Ivan, G., Martin and uaiph Hensiey were apprais ers. . Li cnsei) Issued' . . Marriage licenses were .issued yesterday to Burrel p. Adams, fnd Veda Howd; Sidney E. Smith and Edith .Sallady; Fred L- Walker and. Ethel N. Edwards, all of Sa lem. . v r PERSOfiALSt ; ; i E. L. Weler; of Albauy is spend ing a, few days on business io the cfty.b . ' s. .Mi.-.-.; ; - .; H. R.. Smith returned to Sirveri ton yesterday 'after spending two days In Salem. Hnv'' AvFAa' of .Cnrvalira Was ti recent visiter In' the city. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Harrison of Albany Were in Salem Thursday. Mr. -and Mrs. E. 'M. Reagan were ' recent "Salem visitors V JIf. Reagan is publisher of the Albany Herald. : J " - President P. L. Campbell of the University' of Oregon Twas In" Sa lem vesterdaV. W. H. ' Grosspeter, presiaens oi the Red Top Taxi company, Port land, was a recent Business cauer in Salem. . Miss Wesbv Honor Guest At Miscellaneous nower i ..... . . ' - . . SILVERTON, Orni Dec. 7- (Special , to. the Statesman)- Miss Mary Wesby was honor guest at a 'miscellaneous shower given Tnesdav evening by Miss Clara Bjbntegard at the Bjoritegard home on James avenue. The eve ning was spent with games, and conversation. . Lunch was servea at 'a late hour. t , , . . -f Gnests present Included . Mlsii Mary Wesby Miss .. Cof Sajefn, Miss Alice .. Nelson, Miss . Berntce Strand. Miss ; Pearl Johnson, Miss Thelma'' Strand, Miss Eihma John son. Miss Louise Johnson, Miss Clarice Steen,,, Mlsst Pauline Les lie, Miss Clara Larson, Miss Jean- ette To we,-Miss Marie Bol me, Miss Alma Funrue. . Cfarysautheuiuins fi.0O" per doz. Frns 'frbm'"10c ' io 9ZJ&6. Other stock' fa season Short order funeral ; v work solicited. Free Delivery in City. " A. D. SMITH, Florist 1276 N. liberty. "Phono HBZJ Hartman Jiewelrv Store Watch and Wait i For Our Christmas Sale Of High Grade Men's ; Furnishings and Clothing See Our Ad in - Statesman J Chrysaatc WEEK ' " Ulltil -h XMAS Vu y) for Exact Date. .... - f Capital Exchange 342 . (CbmT.St. ; - : Phone 1368W . SALEWl VJOWIAH DIES FOLLOBIUIIESS Mrs Lucker' s Body Found in Mill Creek by Searchers, Thursday Mrs. John T. ' Lucker, well known ' Salem woman,' who has been in ill health for some time, left her home early Thursday morning in a fit , of - despondency and drowned, herself in Mill creek,' Vhich is not far .from the family home' on North "' Church street." --t -1:,:. .-. t Mrs. Lucker, who waV9 years old, recently returned; Salem f rnm Tnrt1ftnH i. hfmriltal" 'Slut was last seen at'elOkiarsH tnrnea nome ana-, saw ner in. oeo in her-room He" rettred for the night 'arid; 'Mrs. ' tucker wis "riot missed uqtil 8 o'clock ' yesterday morning -when some one went to call her to breakfast. J .-J Mrs- Lucker Is survlyed-by her widower. John . T. Lucker, book keeper, at the Steusloff. market. two childreri, John T. "Jr., arid Edna W., a sister. Mrs. Mmnie Matthles of Buffalo. N. Y. and'two brothers, F. W.and -Wr H. Steus loff f Salem. " it Is hot too much to say? that the stricken f amfly anrdt.reIatiTes "thA nnlVfrrral Vrnrcathr 'Ot tH&"freoDle of 'Salem in Iheir sJdl loss. The deceased ' enjoyed the friendship of a wide circlet of friends here, who. esteemed her- for her fine qualities of quiet andvwo mariiy and neighborly virtue; - - Much' Lumber Shipped ' MARSHFIELD. Dec,, . The four vessels1 which cleared -from tlie 'portv of tJoos bay for foreign riorts during the month "of :No-; vember carried 6,414;7'41 'feet of logs and "lumber- This brings the export ' tbfal" fdr the "year upsto 58,236,60e feet: Marcus Revue Has Chbrus j Of 30 Pretty Young tairts Wherever the Marctfs Show has Dlayed this season, the .press has been unanimous in proclaiming thfe "Hello Prosperity? girhr to be ers 01 puicnuuae, ibi iai toured .the country ' In" a decade. In- the" chdrus there are 30 girls under 2d; and each one is attrac tive enough to hold. the attention of any overworked business man. This does not . signify that . the Marcus .Show Is just a beauty show, for in addition to' a;' beauti ful chorus, there Is a real plot' run ning through the snappy travestied- that can be" followed Easily from beginning to ehdl' With the RCnp Divorce Court Burlesquethe Aeroplane Taxi Service, and the Chicken" Farm, as a bjwkgroritjdi the. author : has found; njucn, ma- 4" ,y ... f i ; : : ' r . : If yoti are among the few who are not- familiar with the re ; - . stilts obtained from using Calumet, try it- j ; .learn jtKe ifflereiice between the results M - that come ; fern using a perfect leaycner; and 'tKcselthat are erriencd . when USfy ing unreliable Brands. To follow the directiotis on! ' the .Calumet label is to invite, sue- ' cess. You must not use as much as you ' do of maiiv other kinds. Yon .IdidwCaIr. .1 timet has greater leavening strength than . many other h'ran;ds -it goes farther v rnakesin6reakinsthe last spoonful is .. . "-as-eood as dtt-firstrf.'-J' ': r ' . EVERY iNfctotEto USED OFFICIALLY APPROVED BY 1 --.- 254 North WEEK fiND Groceries Jumble Pack Oranges 10c Cloverdale .Fahcy..But- . ter, lb. ..............47c Fresh, lot Bacon Squares , Picnic Hams,Ub.U-i-JZ.i.16c Pure bulk lard! : Ter . ! lb ? ' . . 17c X Ib'-Qregon Bread :-405c Medfieavy rtsacon id; ijic Choice 2 V ?"size peaches) per tm "i;i.:.19c Nutola, 'the better butter " substitute ..::.::.::.:..3St Good - grade bulk 'coffee 25c Oatmeal Toilet Soap 15c Bulk Cocoa 3, lbs. w25c Old Dutch .Cleanser Star. Hdrseshbe tnr Cli- ? max, plug, .i. ...:.:..68c Camel Cigarettes, car-" 1 Men's Furnishings : i Our customers r tell us our prices1 are" as low as they can -findi '' ; Meh's guaranteed Hain- r coats ... ......i.M0 ' iA few men's Heavy .Ore-' ! gon ' wool uvercoaxs, I '! wbrth 25.0a. We will ' i dlscontiiule this'' line.' - hencepride'of L.:-415d Ever.lUady;Safetyazor j ' - At Bargain Prices. flrfatiuf acuiers "make lib I ; ; eral' discjoimts,1 hence. t .1 For REAL 254 N. Commercial. ferial upon' which - to build many humorous scenes, that carry along much clever dialogue : and langh making' situations." T "The Marcus Revue will play "at the Grand Theatre Monday night, December 10. ?cming a trintter c feci in : this country. Yesrs ihs t? Ttefy aniyone ccn proud or tneir bakiriss,- ths yoiL ing Powdery hwnisd& alr tlisjpOS-K siblet :'St0i6ipixDt shelf . inmillioni; ofliomeSjilts&stheSdCTt of Baldn!risujcess&e rcsal reason fqt uniform- and wholesome food ! Commercial : . BAltGAINS Men's Fuirushincra (Continued) : these low prices. Think , ,of it 79c for an Ever ! Ready; $1.00 fora reg- . ular $3.00 Ever-Ready. Real Sho Values , K6t out ' of date shoes that you feel half ashamed to wear, but new, up-to-date lasts. i We specially mention 1 a ladies black vici s- kid,s black oxford folow or mill-; tary heel that 'have just been received and placed on special sale it $1.23 Anather " shoe ' just re ceived is a men's tan arpiy Blucher, a .medium weight work, sjioe.i You . will son- cede it a bargain at ..C2.C 3 . W have shoes for Baby, for the Girl; the B6y: Lock over 'the line and get prices: )dijr;'.Pc:i r We liave aweH selected j line ' of quality felts. We invite your . inspection. 1 No obligation. - ". j ' . We w6uld like to goon ' and ", describe ' and,' quote l prices 'on our ; entire .line of, rtercbandise; but advert! ; tog space comes high. Ve -prefer to take as little space, as possible to1- advise yoa , what we liave, and give to you in- value : . VALUES Vk 1 : ' goes, :aad "energy, r"1 1 ' - " via 'retorn "wheal........ r- CHAMBERLI I'l I , . : "iTABLETu:" , Keep stomach iw tL'vr actl bowa irxulr otly ZZ-s. 1 r v.. ' - .'5 ..." - A pound can cf' Calumet cxw 'tains full 1 6 ox. 6nt baking por4era ocn la 12 oc can instead of 16 ox. cans. B sure you get a pound vrhca you Waste it. " , ; , U. & FOOD AUTIIOr.rnrp V- !lRbnX! -V, ! IS. "' fj- i -i.j lj j H-nwaii i i -L 286 N. CommerelaL "Phone 639. it - i