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FRIDAY MORNING. MAROTT 1924 111 lWAnt wi.ii.e-r- namv -trtw . t . AiAiia places in .the county with much ravorable comment, "Cranberry Corners," the four-act comedy staged by the Salem Heights Com munity club, will be offered at the Grand theater Tuesday night. iwarcn is, tinder the auspices of the . Salem War Mothers. The pro ceeds from the show will be used to increase the fund being raised for a soldiers' "monument. This monument will be in memory of the, Marion county men i who lost .their lllra. V rwt .. ...r. Firld Secretary Coming ) , N'. B. Pier, field secretary for the Oregon chamber of commerce, will be iii Salem "Friday night for the purpose of meeting with local business men and discussing mat ters pertaining to the development of the stale. The meeting wllf be held at the chamber of commerce rooms. j Juki Out . ' .J . . "Whose Iizy is He?" Brunswick reeord. Stiff Furniture Co. ml 4 .... xt A. JCTMcIntyre of Helix yester day filed with the secretary of etae. bis statement as a candidate . for ttveJlepubiXcan nomination for district attorney, for county. He promises and efficiency ip office. economy iangh anil Grow Fat -. At -'Cranberry Corners" play next Tuesday evening, at the Grand. . Por, the War Mothers' fund for the soldiers' monument. "So This Is Venice" Victor record. Stiff Co. - Furniture ml 4 Will Flush Streets Mayor J..B Glesy, an advocate of clean streets, declared yesterday that the city will purchase a street flushing machine in the jiear; fu ture." Doth the street committee and the street department have been convinced that this equipment is necessary, he said. It is expect ed that the matter of purchasing a flusher will be brought before people unanimously voted to grant the request at the Thursday lunch eon. The Lions club will have with them Melvin Jones, interna tional -i secretary, "next ThurHday and will not hold the regular Fri day luncheon. - i : Salem Heights' Best The best thing in the line that ever came from Salem Heights is "Cranberry Cprners." It will be presented at the Grand theater next Tuesday evening, the pro ceeds to go to the soldiers' monu ment fund of the' War Mothers. 357.09. Gardner & Smith of Stay ton., power utility operators, report operating revenues of 123.4 4, operating expense of $7, L'hoS and u deficit for the year of $I2G.S4. 415 Marion to cost $3,500, was issued Thursday to H. Mering. August Shukey will build a small pottage at 1230 N'orth Nineteenth treet at a cost of $600. "So This Is Venice" Brunswick record. Si iff Furni ture Co. ml 4 So This Is Venire" Victor record. Stiff Furniture Co. ' m 1 4 Water Shortage Hail The shortage of water in Ore gon at the present time, especially in eastern Oregon, is serious, ac cording to Rhea Luper, state en gineer. The Malheur river.' says Mr. Luper, is yielding only 40 second feet for irrigationists. and crops are likely to suffer Jf there is no relief forthcoming. Vnnl Pianos $75 'and up. Co... Stiff Umatilla rne city councilmen at the regular meeting Monday night. Chicken Pie Sapper At the Scandinavian church, 15th and Mill streets, Friday, 5 to S p.'m. Price 50 rents. ml4 FURNITURE!. HARDWARE 1 - Bought, Sold and Exchanged. 6ALEM BARGAIN HOUSE JSSO N. Com'l St. Phone 493 We Pay Cask ..- GREAT REDUCTION ' lit Italian Prune Trees! Good Prices on Walnuts, Seedling Cher. r Trees; 8c to 1 5c. ' General Nar- lery Stock, Sale Yard and Office, Me Ferry St.' ' iUTrilA'KtrRSERT -' ':, Al j: Mathhv Prop. Office Phone 199. Rea. 1140M ym. Neimeyer In Business For Your ... ; v. Hfcalth I , 175 N. Coml. Phoe 167 411 Oregon Bldg. " Telephone 457 Jhe Seavey Bell Insurance Agency, General Insurance fBlll' Bell Frank Wagar Divorce- Suit Transferred Divorce proceedings instigated by Alta E. Wood against Thomas Wood have been transferred from Multnomah county and will be heard in the Marion county court. The change of venue was granted upon motion of the hus band, who is a resident of this county. The couple were married here in 1919. Mrs. Wood charges cruelty, continual nagging and era barrassment. She requests the" restoration of her maiden name, Alta E. Johnson. This-is denied in an affidavit issued by the hus band, who. charges that she left him in June, 1923, and put in too much time studying music and dancing at night. She was seldom home, he says, and for some time was employed in the office of the state insurance commissioner here while he Was employed by the Standard Oil company in Portland. He also charges that she was out with other men. A rebuttal issued by the wife denies these allegations. HTDRO-EIiECTRIC THERAPEUTIC INSTITUTE 1 Formerly Dr. scnenasj. ' 240 8. Oottase St. PHONE i - - 1 il82 OSTEOPATHY ; The Original an! Genuine Spin al 'Adjustment Treatment. sain- ri pnif!a& Adjustment that gets .results. " dr. ia iwRSHAii Osteopathlo ' PhyatcJasr' and Burgoo JE33 Oregon Bid. Bales DR. B. Hv WHITE DR. ANNE BREKKE 'OsteoBAiWic Physician and Suregtma Furniture ml 4 Coast Has Building Boom That building is prevalent along the entire Paciric coast from Van couver B.C., to Los Angeles, was the statement made by Albert Cop ley, who speke at the Marion- Polk County Realty association luncheon 'ThuTSday noon on "Ob servations 'Regarding Conditions in California." The predicted slump in California building acti vities has not materialized, he said, and building is general and has been for-a, great many years'. Inasmuch as California is Oregon's nearest neighbor and both have much in Common, Mr. Copley said that a boost for one is a boost for the other. At present there is more talk in California about Ore gon's rood roads than ffrer before and that the'great amount of pave ment is a fine advertisement. He stressed the importance of the variety of fruits grown, though the walnuts cannot compare with those grown in Oregon. War Mothers' Cooked food sale Saturday, at 10; 30, Stiff's Furniture store, All War Mothers expected to provide food for sale, such as cakes, pies, bread, baked beans, etc. ml 5 The O AC Strollers! Dance Saturday, March lem armory "Where the Go." 15, Sa-Crowds Choice Mixture Gladolia Bulbs 50c per dozen. Flake's Petland. ml 5. D' Arcy Will Speak Judge P. M. D'Arcy will deliver an address at Shaw tonight under the auspices of the Parent-Teach er association. His subject will be "Lincoln His Life and Ach ievement in the Cause of Lib erty." Salesman May Recover Ralph Hacon of Salem, traveling salesman who was thrown from his coupe at Talbot when struck by an Oregon Electric train, has an even chance to recover, accord ing to word received here yester day from Albany, where he is in hospital. Physicians said that Thursday he was able to recognize his mother. He was thrown SO feet from the track by the force of the impact and received two skull fractures and a pierced lung. Bitker Uonn Speaker Mayor George L. Baker of Port land, candidate for the office of United States senator, will , speak to the 'Salem Lions club at the regular luncheon today. He has been asked to speak upon some phase of boosting Oregon. Otto Hoppes will preside as chairman o the day. Mayor Baker, gladly consented to speak, though the invitation was only issued yester day when F. G'. Deckebach, of the Marion creamery, reported to the committee that he would be un able to speak Friday. He was to have discussed the value of the dairy industry to the Willamette valley. Sound Like Mali J on 2 II. Pung of Kellogg, Idaho, was arrested while traveling too fast through the city by Officer Sproed. At the police station Sergeant Smart took a hand in the game and whatever he replied, for the next niovo cost Pung $10 bail. This waj forfeited yesterday when he failed to appear. Others who t'orfeitad bail were H. L. Austin of Albany, $", and M- E. Tolliver of Idaho Falls. Idaho, $5, each for failure to dim their headlights. Carl It. Ramseyes. 1450 North, Six teenth, also arrested by Officer Sproed for failure to dim, was dismissed when he appeared in the police court. Called 'Complete Criminal", Fliei in His Own Airplane, Has Town House and ;Hbme in Country L New Lighting: Fixtures Get our prices and save money. Salem Electric Co. F. S. Iiarton, prop.. Masonic Temple. Phone 1200. mOtt ..3 v I I " ' ten I W '. f - t. " :5 fVuple RelcaMHl Earl Jones and Gladys Sanger, giving their address as Bucota, Wash., were released from the city jail yesterday after being held overnight for investigation. They were arrested late . Wednesday night hv Officers Putnam and James. Chicago police ' have bestowed the title of th "complete crimin al" upon Harry Thomas, -who Is shown above (on right) with Cap Hin William Schoemaker. Thomas told how, on one occasion, he car ried off a watch dog that was hind ering his operations while looting a Rogers ark home. Oratorical Meet Tonight A delegation of 20 Willamette students is expected to accompany the varsity orator to McMInnville for the state intercollegiate old line oratorical contest tonight. By ; Thursdaj. at a meeting of club women at the Centerview school Brush college Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Rosie Krawl will sing. W. W. Chadwick. of the Ter minal hotel spent Thursday in Tu gene on business. T. E. Matthews, Western Union telegraph operator, is confined to his home by illness. He is ex pected back at the office next week. Mrs. Mary L. Fulkerson, county superintendent of schools, spent CHICHESTER S PILL? W?v . THC DIAMOND BKAKBv A A.k r UmczlM tor l . ter. jswr Tram Ururhi. xik rorciii.crrt.' DlAMON liKAMI rUUfa wt kavwn s Best. Sifot. Alwan Rciiai SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYVKEKI TUl Read the Classified Ads. CO A L A ;N P WOOD At the Following Vrld i v i For a Few Days: CASTLE GATE, laNG ROCK SPRINGS aitd BRIQUETS S14.50 Per Ton V f - ' , J'i VTooa for io-inch roni td f 10.00 ret Cord L'arttier Traiisff Co. ; . , i -.t? 409 State St. Phone OSO "So This Is Venice" ' Brunswick record, tnre Co. Stiff Furni-ml4 Daughter Announcoil Mr. and Mrs. Glen Xnrse Brfeindum Asked The question of a Marion coun ty health nurse will be placed be fore the voters at the May prim aries. The question of a county agent and possibly that of a county plnh lenrtor will ol an Via nliel ViP- fore the people Several members pOunddaughter pf the connty court are in favor Of the proposal to submit these of fices to the taxpayers of the foun- ty. ' ' . s Denefit Lecture- By Rev. M. Ferescetian at the I women's club bldg., Cottage and Center streets, Friday evening at S o'clock. Subject, A Modern! Flieht Into Eevnt." Tickets. 50 cents; no war tax. mi 4 Program Postponed The program that was to have been held at Clear lake Saturday night. March lS, Is postponed un til a later date. E. Roberts Dance At Schindler night. agreement among the colleges the name of the orator, is withheld. T,he name of the oration which the Willamette man will present . is' "The Great Advance." University of Oregon. Oregon Agricultural college, Pacific university, Lin field eollece. Pacific college, Mon mouth Normal school, Albany col- ltge, Reed college, and Willamette university will enter contestants for state honors. Married or Single You should see the 3-act com edy at Salem Height Community hall. Saturday evt ting 8 p. m. 35c. ' ml$ near Silverton. R. A. Harris, Salem realtor, is confined to bed. on account of ill ness. TWO TO-NIGHT for Ions of appetite. td breath, coated tongue, bUlonsneita, WithcoU fripuig or uautta CHAMBERLAIN'S TABLETS &t your Ever right only 25 f.f AUGUST HUCKESTEIN Insurance Agency 211 Oregon Building Reprrsent The Traveler. Life-insurance, Accklent and Automobile Ins. Also Continental Underwriter! Jlre insurance Co. and Minneapolis Fire &' Marino Insurance., Your patronage solicited. " Monte Phone 2082-M. Oregon Bldff. 139 ; i hall, Saturday mlo Meet Canadians Tonight The Willamette university nega tive women's debaters, fresh froni their victory over the College of Puget Sound women on Wednes day, will meet the University of British Columbia's co-ed team In Vancouver. B. C tonight. The A Dollar Bill Will Remove nnM1.tn Via rrtv9l nf 1 RPVPT1- I CnU Ai.1nMo.l 1kLnianl wn to them at s,,it hmnoM ,;nc xutA K team wnicn is compu&eu ul I I vi J V. TK1 mr- ViQO a rP. the Salem hospital. She has been Richardson by the Moore Packing uoerg V J ',,! , . ... . tu i . i i.-j.i rnrn or Twn v it tunes- vviitfcc named lsaoeua Aiena. Airs, nuu- company was aismissea yesterday r,,ann Arinl . . .... I ti,rat 3iinri inn (I re ton ACrlCUl erts was iormeny miss u upon an oraer signea Dy jua$e - - of Silverton. George G. Bingham. Local Girl is Honored Miss Eva M. Miles, a senior at Raker Makes Many Spcwhc. Mivenon Auxiliary. Voilowine the launching of his ur the Am,erican legion is giv L I ... . liner o Cf rKuw.cuaw " .r esdV niht Mayor George L. evening, March 15, at the Silver been chosen May Queen for thelnesday nignt, mayor ueurge 1J- ' v . v v, o IrtokAr of Portland, is thoroughly ton armory hall. Five-piece or aif ui. eierwiKa i w unu Mi-p--, Uhoctra with "fli nrday, May 3. Miss Miles was campaigning me couui,. .u.- " . v Ihv h noke at Marion. Turner at the piano seieciea Dy me maie urauut-is uii""j - r , , . tural college. Chances appear strong for the addition of a Can adian scalp tonight. Your Washday Ills -I t. . Stuffy" McDeniels Everyone welcome. PERSONALS T the senior class. "It" Ain't Gonna Rain No Mo'" A real hit on Brunswick record. Stiff Furniture Co. ml 4 and Jefferson while today he is speaking in Hubbard, Woodburn, Brooks, Gervais and Aurora. -mlo Th nnlv hrslclans' In using Dr. Abraxn'a intthod of Electronic Diaenosis J ''and Treatment. ... 506 U; S. Natl t Saleid i I Dn Harri I. Folk; t irr-!:- r '1 r ; ana ux raui., vj. StabVan, 1484' State Sfc., Salem pregori,' are Chiro practic doctors. The Abrams method of Electronic Diagnosis' and Treatment is not taught Chiropractic doctors by Dr. Ahrama or-any of his col leges. These doctors, at 1484 State 'street, have removed the ' words Ahrams. Method from their sign, but, instead use the E, R. A. on their sign and adtertiBement. This is misleading and has caused persons' to start treatment with V them, thinking - they were receiving the real Abrams treatment. -The let ters E. 1L A., with .periods after them, stands for Elec tronic Reactions, of Ahrams. 1 While these doctors, who use the imitation ' machine, use th E. . R. A., "without the neriods,' thls is misleading 'and has caused persona to be misled and - to take their . treatment. - For racts ad- : DR. p. H. WHITE Utilities Report The Mount Hood Railroad com- r..i. Tilt vw. r-TO Inanr has Hied wun tne pum.v That's wat you will do at service commission us auuua. rtmiherrv Phm.r" nPit Tues-1 OOrt for snowing an uiicixi- w. j I - IU. day evening, at the Grand. Andling income ol .j,do.oi ior iuc von -nriii he helnlne the soldiers' I year. The operattng revenue was rfbnument fund. I $138,949.35 and the operating ex- nenses S88.80.7o. ine bumpier I Mrs. Myra Shanks, police ma tron, was an Albany visitor yes terday. p. H. Burrell. of the Burreu There Is a controversy as to the 1 electric shop, was a Portland husi- genuineness of extant copies of ness visitor yesterday thi. Ulster Countv Oarette. But R f! Moffitt of Ashland was T. J. Smith of Stayton has an old registered at the Bligh hotel yes newspaper about the historic val-1 terday. ue of which there is no question. His Historic Newspaper- Realtors Cooperate lyaliey Kauway company ruu. paper in rpsnonxfl to hint from the I operating revenues oi swords f.lnn oinh tht it would be annre-1 operating expenses ol iv elated If the Marlon-Polk Realty land, operating Income of association would permit them to n a , t 1 o.O AAA use the. large room occupied by the luncheon clubs and that the Realtors would use the smaller room next Thursday the real estate DIED It is a copy of The Daily Citizen, printed at Vicksburg, Miss-, in 1863, during Grant's siege of that city, and is published on wall- Its editor was J. M. The one sheet is full of incidents of the siege, and at the bottom of the last column the an nouncement that the paper has Harold L. Miller of Eugene was a recent visitor in caiem. Elton Coon and Ralph Fowler will leave this morning on an ex tensive motor trip that is planned to take them as far south as the Mexican border. They will spend several weeks on the trip. W. A. Moores, who recently suf- fered a stroke of paralysis, is im- A Copper Washer For A Silver Dollar For $1.00 Down you can remove thenTall. No need to fret or wonder if the laundress will be there on time the AUTOMATIC is always reliable. The Copper Washer With A Golden Value 14" i f 1 more will you dread the hours you per laps spent over the old tub or hand power washer. 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Owing to the in ability of one witness to appear yesterday it is Expected the work will be concluded late tonight and the grand jurors ready to make their report Saturday morning. II. L. Austin of Albany was recent visitor in the city. : TT s Trowder will sneak at I'wd Pianos We have three. $75 and up. Each piano guaranteed. fc.asj terms; no interest. Stiff Furni ture Co. ml4 gaUm Jttortuarp rtm&Aii SIXEOTOM nni less imclant Work Mrttnte Ttu LADD & BUSH JJANKERS EstablisKea ,1868 4 " General Btsd 'Office Hours from 10 a.m. to 3 p. m. WEBB & CLOUGH Lcmlinf Fiacri Dtreetori Ezperf Embabmerl Holmes' Case -Continucil Practically the entire day was occupied in the justice court yes terday obtaining testimony from Alta Brenden, of the Evans val- lev district, near Silverton, com plaining witness against Quentin Holmes of Mt. Angel, who, she charges, is the father of her un born child. Only two other wit nesses were called by Lyle J. Page, deputy district attorney, who pros ecuted the case. 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