f Jo Evidence on Which , r
To Hang Criminal Action
criminal action in connection with
the alleged -death of Mrs. Albert
Dyers in the Wlllimette at Harrls
bufg on the night of December 5.
W. ; G.. Trill. Harrisburg attorney,
told District Attorney L. G. Lew-
eling on the Friday following' the
reputed, accident. s Mr.; Llewelltfig
said yesterday In discussing: the
criminal possibilities of the case, ;
. At the time of the accident t'
trict Attorney, Le welling waTOe
cup'ed with business in the circuit!
court. ; When the suggestion , was
made to. him that circumstances
surrounding the accident were sus
plcious he requested Mr, -Trill to
represent him in making an inves
tigation. Wh'.le it was admitted
that the action of Byers and James
There is no evidence at hand
sufficient to form a basis for a
1"","ilf" " " """"" J.r,B '''"jJ """"" 1 1 1 ' "" ""
Park ' warranted some suspicion.
Mr. Trill told Mr. Lewelling that
later : their attitude was cleared
up and left no ground for com
plaint., ... . , . .
; Mr. Trill confirmed the report
r i i
galbv sihd Furniture at
Trn
that the men bad gone to bed ear
-
5
Pmfeic ;MM
Sweetly sleeps the -soul
contented,
In a home that's - , 'I
owned not rented.
7 V
Tuesday Next Dec. 18 th, 1:30 p. m.
Locdfcdat No. 1575 W.4th Street
IN K1NGWOOD PARK, WEST SALEM.
This is a very comfortable? bungalow with' living room,. 2 bed
rooms, kitchen, bath, toilet, closets breakfast nook. Front
and back porch,. lots of built-ins, electric lights, ; city ..water,
nicely decorated inside and well painted on outside. A well
built home'f or amall family. ;:Has irage, wood shed, ce
ment sidewalks and drive;.graveled street,, four blocks , to
school and three to church, four blocks to Salem-Dallas high
way. This house iwas; built two years last August and the
owner spared no extra' expense to make it a cosy, comfort
able home. Will be sold on fol lowing; terms. The purchaser
to Gccume a contract of $1300 payable $20.00 per month and
interest at 7 per cent, balance of .purchase price cash .at 'the
came time and place. They will' sell' the 'furnishings of this
home which is just like: new arid suitable to be placed in any
home as follows: . , .
1 6-hole polisned top: Orbin DeLuxe range, coiled with
nickel base and large oven.
.1 Gem Heater, board and pipe.
1 Duof old upholstered in Craftsman leather. .
I Waxed Oak Buffet J..' , ; : T
I solid quartered oak 8-foot Extension Table
3 quartered oak Leather Seated Diners
1 White Enameled Dresser
One good Bicycle " r
1 AxminsterRug8.3xt0:6
8 Axminster Fluff and Wool Riigs, small
1 quartered oalt dresser .with good mirror
1 Bungalo Bed with 2 inch, square post.
with cteel spnng and floss mattress.
1 2-mch" Post Simmons Beef with steel spring and felt mat-
In ivory finish
tres3.:
1 Oak Frame Plate Mirror 1 4x24 .
1 I Eureka Electric Vacuum sweeper with all the attach-
.. merits. ii gooa one.. -
1 Maytag Electric Washing machine, like new' ;
1 Electric Iron. - l:.
7 Drawer Drop Head Singer Sewing Machine, like new
1 White Enamel Breakfast Table and four.Chairs to match :
Curtains, Electric Lights and Globes . , - "
Refrigerator, : Lawn' Mower; 50 feet garden hose
Extra Chairs, 3 Oak Rockers
140 quarts extra fine home canned Fruit
Sanitary Couch Pad, Jardienieres and Plants Taberettes,
Stand Tables, Camodes, Lamp, Vase, Kitchen Utensils,
Aluminumwafe; Glassware, Dishes, Crockery, Garden
Tools, some mechanic tools; tool box; Boiler, Tubs, Wood,
Shotgun, Alarm Clock, Oil Mop; Ironing Board j
Curtain Stretchers; Cross Cut Saw, Stools arid many other
articles which space will not permit to advertise.
j Terms on personal property cash. .
Auctioneers Note
f" ' ' ' '
Every homeseekefcome to this sale. If you want
nood furniture which is alljike new we have it for you.
Dcnt forget the time, Tuesday next, 1 :30 p. m; Tell
everybody you see. : . . . ;
F. G. Tracy Ovmcr, 1575 4 th St, 1v&t Salim
- ! f
1 T.Ti
7 ns f ir r) x-
Expert Live Stock, Furniture rmd Real Estate
1
p. irinri. r
ly on i the night of the accident
and slept late the next day, but
be said Park and Byers had post
ed a reward of 975 for the.recor
ery of Mrs, Byers' body.:? They al
so left addresses at - Seattle : and
Hoqulam indicating that they In
tended to return north, Mr, Trill
said. , . ' ; ;
District Attorney-Lewelling said
that in the event the body should
be found he will call for an In
quest. , i
Common Labor Heads List
of Those Seeking Work
, Common labor, closely, followed
by . agricultural hands and woods
laborers headed the list of, appli
cants , . who applied for work
through the United States employ
ment service at the YMCA during
the week ending December .15, ac
cording to the report, of, Sim ..Phil
lips.. A total of 135 sought work,
with 34 calls for men .being made.
Thirty-one were referred and 30
reported placed. Fifteen domes
tics registered, with a demand for
five. Of the five referred, two re
ported having ben placed. Watch
men, janitors and guards applied
for work for the first time in sev
eral weeks.
Classified, the report shows that
44 laborers .called,, 21 sough 2
referred and 19 placed. Of the 40
agricultural hands seeking ,work.
live were in aemana, ana four eceh
referred and placed. Woods lab
orers, ,40 called, with' demand. for
four, , Three each were referred
ana . piacea. six carpentres are
out of work, with, three each be
ing sought,, referred , and placed,
Five watchmen registered, with.
one each in demand, referred and
placed.
BUI
e HEADS
SCHOOL OFFICEfl
Mrs. Fulkerson Re-elected
Secretary of Marion
. County Association
O. li. Bru baker, , Eethel, 'was
elected president, and Mrs, Mary
I. Fulkerson re-elected 'secretary,
at the convention of Marion Coun
ty, school directors held . in 'the
Chamber of Commerce auditoriunr
Saturday. The sentiment of the
meeting was for goodj r teacher?
and fewer changes in teach In?
forces. A , motion to discuss s
county club leader was laid on the
table until the next ' meeting
Nearly. 25 were present, the -at
tendance suffering from the fine
weather, many of the men beln?
unable to leave their work on the
"Health and Sanitation . of
Schools arid" ' the ! Preventidn" of
Dtaeaso'v was the subject of as
address by Dr. Frederick Strieker
state board of health, Portland;
Roy L Cannon, superintendent of
the . Qresham union high school
talked upon, the "Problem of the
One-Room Rural , School." Music
both afternoon and' morning, was
In, charge of Lena Belle Tartar,
musical -director in the Salem
schools. Roll call, reports of var
ious .committees and 'delegates,
election of officers and miscel
laneous ' 'business occupied . the
morning session, with the main
addresses In the afternoon". . ,
1LWU)
-iJL
" " . -
Our Windovo
gtofe 6rhn Fu of Gtfts that He Vonld Choc
Bath Rohes
Smoking Jackets
A Wonderful Gift
$7.50 to $20.00
Mufflera
In;Silk ana.Wobltj
$1.50 V $4.50
TO
Sweaters and
Veste ,
For Style and Comfort
r
Silk Shirts
Ine'very color; a 8f t that
he will like. , ,
$5.00'to $00
$3.50 fo $10.00
Our Windows
Victory 1t8;ra'6tices';:
The Ideal' Gift tor Him.; ' Bee thenV In 1 our 'windows. 1
We are showing a special set with Belt, Brickie and Beltdgram
' An exceptional combination for
$3.00
' Olher belts' and Buckles 56c to $30
. ; Hoie .
in every style, erery, color; wool,
silk and wool,, and silk ,
50c " $1.75 ;
. i . TIES TIES
Thousands to choose from. ' The finest assortment In town,
CUT SILKS SILK AND WOOL KNITS
hirt HIM TIESTHE GIFT OF ALL
LADIES You will find It ja real pleasure in choosing his gift from our largei showing.
Courteous salesman that are always pleased to show you o
Plans Being Made For
" High School Homecoming
. .Plans for the annual homecom
ing at Salem high school, to' be
held .Friday afternoon and night.
Dec.' 21, are now under way. and
an excellent program is being ar
ranged by. Miss , Louise Kunn,
chairman of the committee in
charge. , , f
A special feature will be a bas
ketball game between the high
school ' and the alamni. . William
Ashby Is selecting former students
to make up the quintet and play
the regulars. All alumni who
register will be given complimen
tary tickets. Numerous : posters
advertising the event are being
prepared by the art department.-
Benoit McCroskey, president of
the student body, will make . the
address of welcome at the after
noon meeting, with Arthur Hose-
braugh, a graduate with the class
of 1918, as the principal, speaker.
Mr. ROBebraugh, now a senior at
the' University of Oregon, was re
cently selected as the. Oregon Ox
ford scholarship. He will talk on
"College and Higher Education."
J.- C Nelson1, principal,., will
pp:ak briefly on ''Retrospect and
Prospect of S. H. S. Alumni.": and
Herbert Socolofsky, a freshman at
the University of Oregon, who
was graduated from Salem high
school Ins 1921, will speak. A
Christmas cantata" wiiy pe 'pre
sented by students of the . music
department under the-direction of
Lena Belle Tartar. ;
Comedy feurlesque." given by the
me
Wm. A. Zosel DODS FOR MEN
Ellis E. Cbbley : . ' -
' A. '
- " -J " ' ' -" "' ' V :
FLQRINE is herarded as an Ac
cordionist de luxe, and. after hear
ing the wonderful off ering, ,orie
cannot help but appreciate. her ar
tistic ability. tHere is an offering
that will please, beyond all doubt
for she adds zest and enjoyment
in the happy laughing manner in
which she delivers her numbers.
Florine.Is secO.id to. none in play
ing upon- the piano accordion and
it is said tha( only one in 500 can
master this instrument. OUe must
see and hear Florine to appreci
ate an up to date and novel mus
ical offering that is worthy, of the
high ere class auditors. At the
Bligh today. .....
MEL O ; .DEE ., SAXOPHONE
FOUR is .',4. quartette pi talented
We Pay Highest Cash ,
Prices For
JUNK
and Second Hand Goods.
CAPITAL DARGACI
jiiousEaiunxco. c
Phone S98;
Front and Center .'Sls at
County Bridge. .
. If you'want t'be itxh's
price la cash fo vnr
HARDWARE ?
FURNITUItE and JUNK
Come to Us,
wa
musicians,' two male and two fe-
males. They ar accomplished
artists ' w'hq" present, an offerlnji
under h, title ."Music De Luxe.'
a musical program ,that unaues
tionably ? pleases livery patron
Their act Is , presented in a most
interesting' rtjana.er and Is charm
ingly costs'mel. This quartette
of musicians furnishes its enter
tainment via the saxophone and
piano route on which instruments
tboy are experts. Their reper
toire ls jcorayosed pf classical.: pop
ular, an4 Jilt jiumTers.' At the
BHgh todv.
It's a fair division. America
has the flying records and Europe
has the flying machines.
WE PAY CASH FOR
YOUR
FURWiTUlI
AND TOOLS
Capital Hardware
& Furniture. Co. j
Best Prices Paid
285 N. Com'l SU Phone 047
Mike's Auto -Wrecldns
House
Haa moved to larger qnar
ters .on,. Center .Ht, .Bear
-We sell mecT fart from
50 to Cb Per 'Cent'
Off
Auto neriri3
8 .w' - ...... v
- 'lit
ouy
' as ;yoa-do ;ctli4 &
On Specifications and Pcrfcrr.idhda
Hamilton-Beach Electric Cleaners are zzll cn easy Ur:
, . $5.00 down and $5.00 per month .
An Appropriate Christni:3 Pre:: :t
: tt
TT A n
:i ; -
I i 1 . i v .
3!0 Cr-rt r I