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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON SUNDAY) MORNING; JANUARY? 13. 1924 3, 4rv . , . j . ,. , 1 . .... ,". ' TT-' L . .,v . AcmMOriv Stolen. 1 iaiijjnobila accessories, chiefly spotlights, were made to th po lice VftRfTflav Thnix lnulnr' nrtn- i. erjrjwere C. A. Steinfca, 733 North j Twentieth; W. S. Pritfchett, 750 i. SojtTt High; E. M. Vase, vhlle ? h's machine was parked -at &2 4 1 J1 Commftrclal; & ' W. -Mafr, 4 I North Capitol, who reported f spotlights stolen from 1555 !N'WVl '-Summer, one ot ;ihera b glonrinR to Will Heintz. w Sale , Five-room Jmodern bungalow, ?4Spo, Gertrude J. M. rage. J13 .: ' - , Blitjlo I lund s Ajbjcycle with yellow frame abound at Marion and Church toy Officer Wright, who took it tojfe police station where it now awius identification. ipestry living room sets." Janr uam clearance sale nrieo. Ill 7. .10. UiMfjlUon'H. jl8 N : v.., . TVfajilf Judgment Given l3jfault ludinraent.for $70rt was founh for the Firm National bank ot jWoodbiirn ORJrtnst.John Chris- fil 4d'Q. B. ChrlstV in the cir-l cult Jcourt yesterday. The judg ment was ignedl by Judge Terry It fylly. : ; -Oxl Clearf lax Rugs I lanuary clearance sale price y$3C.75; other slzes pfClearf lax also at January; sate prices. - Hara- iiiitoii'r i''?'y Jis n .. - ' y . ; Fotf pile ' 't. ' I , , : J.';-' t : FrtMooia lroifsaJoVS ?0.'0p; Gertrude J. M. Page.' jl3 I : I 1 . i ! 'JGH Jub Entertains f . : J J: i xht niledouatt' re(fea ihe fWHanette nnlTefsityS.lefe elab at ! if the ihburn BthOorv:FtWr nrght i Vjin ftiab's first appWraifce tW seaot- The.progran, givenn, jder the. auspiceaxflt t Auburn ' Council ftlty, club, , included piano. cornet and vocal solos, readings and impersonations, "vaudeville" act, and selections ly the uni versity octette and .cirerus. The venture,; the first of Its; kind to be staged in the new Auburn school, was n success both from the point of entertainment and financially. Woeeeda of the entertainment are to be used in payment for a new piano. ;j One license Issued, Only, one marriage license was isBuetl yesterday from' the county Jerk's office, William W. Stout otXorth Jlend 'applied for permis sion to wed Palm M. Cowden of Silverton. The. ceremony will take place Monday. 1 For Sale Five-jroom new bungalow, mod ern in every detail; corner lot, 4,Cno. Gertrude J. M. Pa?;e. jl3 For Itent Furnished large modern home. close in. (lertrude J. M. Page. la, .-. Her Our, Windows For ; stock reduction prices. Pomeroy & Keene, jewelers. J13 Guardian Is Appointed- Isaac W. Miller has been ap pointed gguardian for the estate of Fred J. Miller by order Judge W. H. Downing. Landrith Spoaks Monday Dr. Ira Iandrith, nationally known lecturer, reformer and author, will address a rally of all county endeavor societies Monday night at 8 o'clock. .at the Presby terian church-. Prior to the ad dress Dr. Landrith trill be enter taiaed by officers of the Marion County Christian' Endeavor asso ciation with a dinner at the Sia. Harold Ju Cook Public Stenographer, 410 gon Building. Phone 412. Ore- 13 For Sale Absolutely modern, beautiful home on S. High St.. by Gertrude J.-M. Page; - -jis Itodgers Kiwanls 8pefker George F. Rodgers, president oi jLhe First National bank, will ad dress the Kiwanis club at its re gular Juncheon Tuesday noon Marie Corner will be the soloist of the day. lUijr?, Fnrniture- and Drapery cicaiiufi suit; in ucs, ."." tons. . ' ' " " - 313 i $ou Should Know ' fhit; we diagnose," locate and fl'measare, from a drop of blood any 1 1 4i6&$e7,actlve or latent, v . Wahrl(r the blood ana cure, lyXtJJATIOS of 3LECTPONS (nut ieetHcitv. 95 ner cent oi of Health Thru Chiropractic- Mild treatment. Dr. Redmond, 228 Ore. bldg. Tel 1638, jl For Kent $4rt por. i!3. Certrmle .1. M. Page. Catalogue BeinR Prepared- Compiling material for the an nual catalogue of Willamette, uni versity is occupying N. S. Savage, business secretary, at present, and the catalogue will get under way in the near future. There are at present 585 students en rolled in the various departments. These will be placed in the proper divisions of the catalogue. year will bp his aBtlte oughttn ; Jfepld 8.0 nie office that- was out of the ordinary. Jtecognizlng his .ability, Xeilow club members be stowed upon him the highest hon or of the club, I A CUREi FOR WlrVTTf? Blues NO OS'E has a riKht to have the winter hlnrs when thpir " hnrnc i kept at an even, delijrhtf ut summer temperature. And that's the wny oilr coal will kpp yonr home. It hums rifflit no waa'e oml -it Imrns a Ions time. "Our coal is all coal" HILLMAN FUEL! CO. Broadway nt Hood 9 Q 0 i 0 i 0 I Visit Maurino Boale lce Art Studio, room J2. over Peo ple's Casii Store. f'airitihg les sons. jl'J I-Vir Itoard CU?ts Pig- Final disposition of the pg left at the state fair grounds in Sep- teaiber will be up tolthe state fair board, as Mr. Fruitt, owners has waived all rights and claims to the animal, in a letter received yester day by Mrs. Ella Wilwm. It la understood the animal will be given to Jt deserving Polk county lad as a nucleus of a pig club. ' ; - f Stoves antl tltanjres At January clearance sale price. Hamilton's. , i . J13 0' PHONE 1855 -.jj by C, H. Wilson, secretary, was written by an Arizona boy. lie writes: "I live in Arizona and would lfke to come and see you. How much does it cost to go from here to there?" Visit Our Exchange Hcpartment We have a fine assortment of slightly used furniture at Janu ary clearance sale prices, Hamll ton's. Jii 10-Inch Block Wood Three large loads Quick delivery. Fred phone 1542. Annual; Meeting PianncC 5 The annual meeting of the Marlon-Polk County Realty associa tion will be held , at the Marion hotel Tuesday night. Dinner will be 'served at 8:30 o'clock. Wives of the members have, been invited as special guests. John L. Brady, editor of- the Statesman, will make the prlncipal'address. " (i fnot telectricity), 95 per cent MniefcW t'uherculosl3. goiters, .'dla- betes -felaale and digestive disor-v - ; i I lie 1 - vuiuw i . ... . .i i . Pted. PttbUc'I-ectnrerxntiwaayir. Save on Boys Shoes- Rugged school shoes, sizes 2 to 7, $2.65.. A. A. Clothing Co., Masonic Temple. jl3 -Health-. I75 N Com!. I Phone.167 Grange Meeting Set - TheT Marlon County ' Pamona Grange will meet in apor hall Wednesday night. ' All of the lilraBges ofTthe county are mem bers. ," Satdrday night . Salem 1 ah Framed Mirrors Grange No: 17 will meet at the . .At January clearance same place. ' I . U fl - .---. ji- 1 Floor Ijamps - 4 , And r shades 1 at-Januarys -cleaj ance sale prices. (J. a. namu- I Ha, I VfcOi Blasonlc Hldg. v Phone 1840 f3rnltatTe Kavto Iair ;li ; u Association , ;f . t Pottfcand, Qregonl ; ; h :, Jrt O. Keency Represemtatlve 11JJ &gon Bldg. Telephone 437 irhjefSeavtyi Bell Insurance . c . t i General Insurance I Bell . ,FraBX Wagar I A llYDttO-ELIICTRlC XHEKAPEUXIC INSTITUTE r IFormerlr Dr.'BcnenMj. i" Si J :i 24 8. Cottage St. PHONE . J! . m iht bt OSTEOPATHY' original and Genuine Spin U dfratment; Treatment. ? "SkilK i IPainless Adjustment - ina Ueti fesnlta. , " --y 1,1) R. L, C, MAKSHAWj y0eopathic Physician and f I f ' Burgeon , r Orecon imoz. r 1 ry Salem fl. h)r. Abratns Electronic ' Masnosla and f treMment , The M . .,1 VnMw -therA re UPUft uuu,u : - ! V mm' mm T nlef liny imnanons 01 u'Abrains macmnv. . rjw " j- hm are now advertising and using 4 bnrf ot these Imitations unaer im I n, Ahrami. ' For the ! t ui ms . rT Jkrn'th'about the Abfams Meftoa iLddrea Dr. 1B.L H. White, .505 XT, "VB NatU Bank Bldg., Salem, Ore- : 1 r If 1 , I ' ... for 15 E. Wells, J13 Another Forger Arrested . When police officers arrested Wesley Smith, 996 South Twenty- second, on a charge of forgery, he acknowledged two of the checks. Smith was arraigned in the justice court, waived hearing and was committed to the county Jail to await action by the grand jury. He was arrested by Offi cers White. Thompson and Ed wards. I Violations Counted - Violations 'of traffic "lawi- for which arrests were4made during the month of December numbered according to a monthly state ment ot T. A. Raffefy, chier state traffic inspector, antj fines aggre gated 59999.50. T NEGLECT YOUR EYES Many people come to Salem from all over VMarion , and polk counties to have me correct errors of.', vision by fitting; Itheir eyes with correct glasses. I am here to give you the same good servicer and bene- x fits that others eet. I use only the best .iifcterials' the world produces. My charges are no hfghecttiari you ; would pay) elsewhere, and I guarantee absoluteatis faction in every respect. For over a third of a century I have been correcting eye troubles by fitting eyes yith the right glasses. My phone number is 723. Make an appointment or call at my office.! I DO NOT BELONG TO ANY COMBINE, 4 ..." . 7 ' f DR. MENDELSOHN 210-11 United States Bank Building Window Display Of hats of extra value on at ?5 each. M. Buffe-.Mornson, Fi-ench Shop. ; 313 Suit Is Friendly A friendly proceoijin filed in' the state stipreme court by the P.utler & Thompson com pany, appellants, against the city o Ashland to determine the right of the city to increase its water saie supply by taking water from Ash land, creek notwithstanaing me rights of the Talent irrigation dis trict to trat stream; members of the stipreme court and their wives Friday nteht and a number of othjer affairs have been given in their.honor. . Judge and Mrs. Harris will return to their home in Eugene following his re- has been I 1 ucwaj mini im Bu- preme court nencn. Xew Classes Will bo Organized In both beginnings and advanced dressmaking and millinery, s authorized under the state board for vocational "education. well equipped rooms will now accom modate the classes on the third floor of the McCornack building, over Miller's store. Short units of eight lessons will be arranged, for if requested. Both day and evening classes, will begin regis tration on Thursday evening, Jan 10, from 7 to 9, at the class rooms, McCornack hall, and on Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 16th, from 1:30 to 4:30. jl3 A S'nnhenm CaWnefc Heater" Placed in your dining or living ieom wlll hea'f your1 home just the jsame as -a furnace in your base- lent. Let ' us 'show yon. C. b. Hamilton, Good lem Oregon. Fnrniture. Sa- ; 313 Brklgeosed- ; 1 On account of repairs in uira county, the '' state highway com- niEston a-nnouncesitnat starting Notice to Buyers If interested in targe new home. small modern, lat'e old house, cheap lot, farm or tract, see our apace ad in today's Statesman, page o. Decke & Hendricks, J1J Firm Name Remains Same There wiiPbe no change in the name of the Federal Tire shop, owned by Grant W Day and Wal ter Zosel, who recently acquired the G. G. Quackenbush tQ sup ply store, Chemeketa and Com mercial. This; place will be ope rated under'the firm naraeuf Hay & Zosel. - .- verton and Dallas are expected to attend the ceremonies, with a few candidates frwn the former place. The initiation will be held in Mc Cornack hall, the new headquar ters of the legion. Itevnlnr SWl fxY f-ir Mahogany end fabfe. January price, $3. 7,. at Hamilton'. j!3 Zwhker Wins Case Otto Zwickr. owner of the Sa- iem Carpet Cleatiers firm," flefend- ant,, won a verdict In circuit court Saturday in an-action brought by the George E, Wrightman com pany. C. H. Carson was foreman of the jury. We do Not Quote- Comparative?! reffuction prices. Monday, Jan. 14,'te bridge over I Tney are mislie&ding and many i Pomeroy & Keene. Salem's Most Reliable Jewelera and opticians. roy & -Keene. rome-jl3 New5 Jndjjo Named 'it.'E. Kelty of Lakeview was yesterday appointed Lake county judge to succeed the late Judge E. :H; Smith, who died about two weeks ago. prices. C. Hamilton. sale J13 yfn PAT ?C ASH FOR Y0UR .. furniture; - AND TOOLS . Capital iffpte & Furniture Co. i Best PrlccsPaid ;285 N. OomlSt. Phone 047 Brand New Baby Grand Piano -Reduced 250; See Gertrude J. ia..Page. .- 313 Radio All'' tubes , S3. Yes. we have wave traps. '-Salem Electric Co., Masonic temple. Phone 1200. jl3 m BicVcle Riders Fined Two bicycle riders contributed tS.Sft ca'clTln the police cotirt Sat u'rday::- Chester fiundbnr?, jdute 6' tot? riding on the wilk, and Robert Ryan for riding his bicycle after dark without lights. Scvr Numbers Added to our Sale of Hats. Values up to $15 for 15. M. Buffe-Morrison, French Shop. 313 the , Willamette river at Aioauy will be closed to ail trains uk tween the hoiirs of !8 a. m. and 5 p- ni ' It is thaught this order will bold fOr:abotrt: 30 days. times untrue. -n Speeder Deposits Rail D. O. Parrell of Corvallis de posited S3 bail when he was ar rested Saturday afternoon by Of ficer Edwards and charged with speeding. He was cited to appear in the police court Monday after noon. .... Examinations; Are Oyer Examinationj; of eighth grade pupils who were conditioned last Are. iTon a Lboker year or are "back in one or two Or 'are you interested In buying Unbjects1 Jiave .been .. completed and in Marion county? If ready to Duy work;of gradfag the 143 papers housV. lot. tract or j farm, see onr . .. nnd(, way. Mrg. display ad in this paper and see GertrnTle Boonesteele is assisting the property tnai ,n thJs work & Hendricks. jl3 California -Indian Herbs U each; 3 $2.50. Nelson & Hunt, Court and Liberty. Basketball league Opens First games in the church bas ketball league wi . oe - - phone 470. J15 vveanesaav mgni wun iu vuno-i : tlan meeting the Methodises and Auction Sale Of, suburban. property, Friday, January le, at 1 .0 ciock p. bi. Pronrty..cxxsit,Qf two acres ex- cllet6d, ,six-roon house poul try, house., wooasnea, mj iTee, boasehold furniturj? ana toots. See January aim usue or inia n, fnr rniMiilete description and yy 1 . 'J terms. and representative 'of owner, Xeiv Baby-"Grand Piano At greatly reduced price. sale by Gertrude J. M. Page. For 313 Lesion Ord-er. tf initiate Several' candidates have offered themselves ' to the wrecking crew of Volture 15, la Societe des 40 Hommea.et 81- Chevaux, and will L, E Talbot, auctioneer 1 '""'" w. night. Representatives from Sil- Emerson Piano $33 Here is a wonderful practice piano. It-la In 2ine' condition. Pay $5 down, 5 ya; month. Geo. C. Win, 43 Stat Street s: a stone, M.vr General. Office practice Cancers Treated Office, Tyler's Drug Store 157 S, Commercial Street, iffl Window Display ; Of hat's of extra value on sale at S5 teach. M. Buire-iviorrison, French Shop. 1 313 " . Boy Writes Queer Iietter Letters coming into the Cham ber of .Commerce bring curious queries, but the prize xn received Just Received Several j Cars of Utah and Rock Springs GOAL . . Phone Us for Prices 'J ' We Guarantee Our Coal , COAL OR WOOD lrmer Transfer Co; 469 State $L " Phone 930 DIED . NICHOLSON At thej, residence, 40 J.Cherry Ave., Jan. 11, John "Mich olson ;ae 52 rears, father - o Emil'Nksholson xt Ohio and Ki'Paul Arthur and Donald Nich- ? Olson all of Salem. Mrs. wicnoi . son Tiased awav last April. An- tt? t,T,.omf.nt Yt fnneral will be '3 inad later from ' the Rigdon 'axiottirary, v. ' t '- '.r" . .. '1 ARMSTRONG "-At a local hospital i Janr 11th, John Armstrong age J n 1 A 4 sv years. 'jserviccB mi 'Vment took plaeo Saturday, Jan. p ltth in the lOOP.emetery.-.nn- der direction of Rigdon & Son. the Baptists playing the Court Street Christians. The contests will. start at 7:30 o'clock. This league is organized under the di rection of the YMCA and has six teams lined up. - Representatives from, each will meet Wednesday night and 'select-a president and referee. Games will be staged on Thursday nights. Xew Number Added to our Sale of Hats. Values up to SI 5 for $5. M, Buffe-Morrison, French Shop. 313 Arrestee Is Wrath j Though he gave vent to a tirade against the justice of the peace, the traffic officers who arrested him, and wound up by promises to write to the erovernor. FV H, Leary escaped being held for con- tetript of court when he appeared before P. J. Kuntz, 3ustlce of the neace. Saturday. He was fined $15. O. O. Nichols and R. C. Williams, state traffic officers, made" the arrest. $25.00 Thirty-tiTO pound pure f10s9 lm perial edge art licit mattress. Hamilton's January price, $17.95. J13 . ft m ( 1 li 1 Judee Harris Honored . Judgfe Lawrence Harris, whose resignation from Hhe state su preme-court wills take effect next .Tuesday, was the' guest of honor last nieht at a dinner party Iven at the Marion hotel by a croup or 20 business men Jand attorneys. The Marion County Bar associa tion will entertain Hp Judge Har ris' honor Monday night; with a dinner St the Marion. Judge and Mrs. John McCoaH were hosts to 1 345 State St Phone 1249. . UNION ABSf RACT COMPANY Before parting with your money for a deed or mortgage, be assured that the title is 0. K, by securing a reliable abstract. , U.S.Page President W. E: Hanson . Secretary Grafted Walnut Trees I-, Italian Prone Kedncd " I Gaeril Jdamry Stock Eiit turd and Office, 544 rerry St FRUITLAND NURSERY ' , i A. mf. MATH1S, Prop. Office Phono 109 Res. 1140-M ' f - " .1 ; -'it !-- ..-...,' MARX in this city, Jan. Hh PVirginla r Marx ge 5 years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Met- vin Marx oi moii " r"" Thb" remains - were forwarded n trnm tw Rierdon mortnary to pMolalla lor lunerat erviccs " Interment Saturday afternoon, i Jan. 12th. . m ; If Ton Like to Dance Come, to Derby hall Wednesday night, January 16. Best hail, floor and music in Salem. The Orioles will play. J13 Made Club Leader Claims of distinction as being the leader of a pig club of which he Is a member are being made by Homer Bray, of the Salem Pure Bred Chester White club, one of the pig clubs In the county that was- reorganized Saturday after noon. Officers elected were Lyle Rains, president; . Glen Mathis, vice president; Leslie Davis, sec retary and Homer Bray leader. Homer Bray has been active In pig club work for several years and has held various offices in the organization in the past. As this ir yon want tJie highest price in cash Jor your HARDWARE FURNITURE and JUNK Comeitp.Us Salem Bargain Honse 320 N. Oo4n'I. J . Phone 402T Oregon Pulp and Paper-Co Salem, Oregon MANUFACTURERS n ,? " Sulphite, and Manila Wrappings, also Butchers Wrap pings, Adding .3iachine Paper, . Greaseproof f Glassine, Drug Bond, Tissue Screenings and Specialties. OR A-DOLURS Bnys Top Shop O. J. Hull, who was several years in the automobile top busi ness in Salem and later- in that same business in Los Angeles, has purchased the' top shop -operated by W, E. Grnnert at .256 State "street and will continue the busi ness as operated by Mr. Grunert. The top shop tormerly owned by Mr. Hull in Salem he sold to Tom Woods.. Sir. Hull has been an Oregonian for jja years and is a veteran of the Spanish-American war. ' . "' "I BANKERS v Established '1868 v i. , --...-. t.' .. ,.! i General Bafaltittg Business WEBB & CLOUGH Leading Funeral Directors ; Expert ; Embabriers J RIGDON & SON'S . iiORTUARYV 'V! jtt - mlt- r. ' - - ': FERNS Carnations and Potted Plants. A wonderfully com plete stock to select from. Short Order Fnneral Work Solicited Free Delivery In City A. D. SMITH, Florist . 1276 N. Liberty DONT DELAY If -yoUr seyes trouble you In- any way or If you have frequent headaches, let us examine your; eyes with our up-lo-date e4tiipnient and advise yon 'aft to whether you need glasses. MORRIS t optical'co. ! : -. r .if u'-- 01 - B OREGOW HLDG. '' ; ' Oregotfir? Larsest , r fi, Optical Institution.. PhOM . 39 Yf or Alpotat- Oregon CAN YOU BEAT THESE? We havt 337 Marion County, Properllesi for -sale. -Most at- aYerage market prices, some too high, some low. Here are Six'mighty low. - . ; . I. 5-rrxrrt modern bungalow on, large east 4 front corner lot at 22nd and D. ;Price;$3100, Reasonable terms. VacaBtK 2. 7-room strictly modertt at690 N.- Sum mer. Perfect construction, large rooms, all built-ans, breakfast nook, concrete fruit room, sleeping porch, large garage, solid tement drive large standard furnace with cfeils laundry tubs, fireplace, cement walks, paving, hardwood; floors, deep lot to alley with building estnc-. tionsj 'Must sell now for - $6250, and .$1000 will handle. , , . OJft , 3. 8-room plastered house at 849 Rural avenue, $2700. Terms like rent. Vacant. Fruit and garden. Fireplace. - ' 4. Lot 3712 by 120 at Oxford and Church for $250 cash. Vt ' 5. Farm of 80 acres, 65 under cultivation. Buildings. Wen located 5 miles south qf;Sa lem on fine road. Price $8000, Immediate Possession and $1000 to handle. 6. II1 acres, every foot in fruit and ber- ries, good barn, house, chicken house etc. Re- fused $11,000 in 1920. Forced sale at $p000. 8 miles from Saiem ton fine road fcwse paving;, , 12 mile to school, church, dryer, R, R.;, quick r 1 Dosaetsaiuu. xmua. ; mm- tftmrlfnTn -BE(M J HcNUlulu.d -i3Msi- One's Going It And TheMait MM The Keenest Judg And The 1 .. Exercises' It Is The Man Best Chance His(Share INVESTORS LARGE OR .T? TT- mm or ten thousand ah opportun 1 1 y - 1 s knocking at your 'door and it isn't goihgr to knock for1 ever. INVESTIGATE IT QUICKLY A few j shares of Lotz - Larsen min ing stock is still available.-) See , . , - -t J .-. - F. H. Kunlde i ! -f v I Agent Terminal Hotel Building :); r;- , - ml tl ' 'Ji - r i? "- h I! t: P ... y 1 ii ji.. -A. - ;; it m ii -I i Ii .11 .1 i! ' i! ii ii 1 t 11 I.'1 i. ii t !l i! H ii ii a i Si ll a u ,t sf it S li -tTnequaled rvice I ? 5- 4- 9 v '
