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HIE QUEGON STATESMAN. SALEM. OREGON.
' "l SUNDAY MORNING, APllIL 27 1924 -
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Relief Driro to SUrt .
A' clothing, drlre tor the , Near
East relief will start in this near
future, with N. C.' ' Kafoury in
charge of the-Marion county' con
tributions, as in the past. Mrs.
W. C. Kantner Is In charge of the
publicity torfthe 'campaign. "All
contributions will he forwarded to
Portland. - -
Table Oilcloth - v :
Extra wide, 54 Inch. Max O.
Bnren, 179 N. Commercial. a27.
Lost; Purse Containing . . .
DriTer's. license and $20 on
Court street' between ComL and
Liberty. Finder return to 24 S.
Cottage. Reward. apr2T '
Two Prisoners ReceiTed -
Serrlng of a fire year sentence
for being armed and with the in
tent to kill was begun yesterday
by Fred Wilse, who was received
' at the state prison from Hood Ri
ver. He was in charge of Deputy
Sheriff Wriley. James A. Mont
pelier, of Multnomah couaty, was
also received. He ia to serve two
years for obtaining money under
false pretenses.' Montpelier was
brought to Salem by Deputy Sher
iff Roy KendalL i r
Experienced Waitress
Wanted at the Gray Belle.
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Birth Reports Filed -
Birth reports filed , during the
last week with the city health' of
ficer include a son. Robert Edwin
Palmateer. born' to Mr. and Mrs.
O. E.'Pahnateer; a daughter, to
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hoven, and
named Frances . Kathryn . Hoven:
a son, Henry Robert Swindler, to
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Swindler; a
daughter Barbara- Jean, "to Mr.
and Mrs. Gay H. Taylor a daugh
ter, Delvon Irene, to Mr. and Mrs.
Delbert X. Long, and a son, Doug
las Francis, to Mr. and Mrs. Mar
lon Frances Monroe. '
See The Gray BeUe
Dinner menu on the society page
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Licensee Issued
5 Marriage licenses have been
issued to Carl Frederick Goodwin
of Portland and Julia Mills Wei-
S. C STONE, LD.
General Of flee Practice
Cancers Treated
Office,. Tyler's Drug Store
157 S. Commercial Street
Bays TmliJe
Phone 511
INSURE " AND FEEL SAFE
CONCORDIA
INSURANCE
MRS. MOYER
147 X. Com'L ' Room 6
'411 Oregon Bldg. Phone 437
The Seavy Bell Insurance
:;i :,: r Agency '
General Insurance
.Wm. Neimeyer
"In Business For Your
.Health-
175 N. ComX ' Phone 167
OSTEOPATHY
The Original and Genuine Spin
al Adjustment Treatment. Skill
ful, Painless Adjustment that
gets results.
DR. L..C. MARSHALL
; . Osteopathic Physician and
. Surgeon ; r
C2S Oregon Bldg. ' Salem
DR. ABRAM'S METHOD
of Electronic Diagnosis and
Treatment 1 not taught to
chiropractic doctors. Chiro
practors using the letters
(E.R.A.) are misleading the
public. Dr. i Abram's - grad
uatesare issued diplomas, and
Abram's name is on his ma
chines. I r t , ' .
606 U. Si Bank Bldg. Salem. Or,
DR. B. II. WHITE
' j BANKERS :;
Established 18S3 . ,
General - Hr.nTnng Busincxi
Office Hours frcn 10 a. n. to 3 p. ra,, .
gel, Salem; James Edward Taylor,
Hubbard, and Charlotte Colvln of
Aurora; Harold White and Minnie
Alver'a, alem. .
New Lighting Fixtures
' Get our -prices and save money.
Salem Electric .'Co., F, S. Barton,
prop., v Masonic ' Temple. Phone
1200. H mitt
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Just Arrivea-., '
- A beautiful : line of silk lamp
shades. C..-S.- Hamilton. apr29.
Social la Snccesa
- Mrs. Barbara Baker Snyder,
principal of the Hayesvilte school,
was In charge of a - basket social
at the school this week; which net
ted the school f 32.90. Miss Ger
trude Xeet is primary teacher at
this school.
The Film Shop .
Has moved from . the Masonic
Temple to the Red Cross Pharm-
icy, 388 State. a27
Moores WiU Spea! , .
"Memories r of Salem" will be
the subject of a. talk Monday by
Charles I B. Moores,; at the Cham
ber of Commerce luncheon. The
days .when the red brick jail stood
on the courthouse grounds, when
the stores opened at 6 -o'clock in
the morning and closed at 10 at
night; when tallow candles and
kerosene lamps were the accepted
means of lighting the pioneer
homes after sundown. P. H. D
Arcy will be chairman of the
meeting and 16 pioneer residents
of Salem will be special guests of
honor. !
August Kiratson Is Now
Doing developing and printing
exclusively for Nelson & Hunt,
Court and - Liberty Films In : at
8:00 out at noon; in at 1:00 out
at 5:00. a27.' ---' 0
Pleased With Local Camp
That the local ' camp grounds
were the best- they had stopped in
was -the opinion expressed'by C A:
Curtis and J. C. Hershbaerger, of
Ferguss Falls, recent visitors at
the auto camp' "grounds.- They
were. also highly pleased withHhe
treatment they had been accorded
by . Salem people. The men were
traveling in'a specially built, well-'
equipped motor house costing sev
eral thousands of dollars. As are
nearly 90 per cent of the tourists,
if they speak the; truth, the two
men .were very much . disgusted
with California In general. ;.
The Film -Shop. . ..w.,;
Has moved from the Masonic
Temple to the Red Cross Pharm
acy, 386 State.' ,. a27
Sixty Workers Placed ,
'Of the 66 requests for .workers
during the last week 60 were plac
ed through the government em
ployment office at the TMCA, ac
cording to the weekly report of
Sim Philips, who-is in charge.
Common labor . and. farm work
were the v classification ' of the
greatest number seeking work,
with 40 of each registering for
work. ! '
New Shipment i
Of floor lamp shades just arriv
ed, at Hamilton's.-apr2 9. .
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DR. ANNE BRESSS .
Osteopathic v "
Physicians and Surgeons
. . The only physicians In Salem
using Dr. Abram's method of
Electronic Diagnosis and Treat
ment. ." . "
506 TJ. 8. Nat'l Dank Bldg
..- Salem.
Popular Priced
Tailored Suits $25 to $43
Men's and Young Men's
D. H. MOSHER
Tailor. -
- 'PR, nARRISOS L FOLK
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, DR. PAUL G. STAPRAIf
. Electronic Physictana
We practice electronic-' diag
nosis -and' treatment as taught
and practiced by Dr. Abrama.
We re the only physicians in
Salem who ttsa the latest per
fected machines which get re
sults in one halt of the time. . '
THE ERA CLINIC ''
.14S State,' Corner 15tJ
Honrs 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.--'
Consultation Free.
i ' T' One-Third Cream ; :
XL XL HIDEOUT, Proprleta
Promotes. C3ooa. nealtk
BRIEF-
Buys Property t
M. J. Marquardt of the H. L.
Stiff Furniture company has sold
his property in Eugene and pur
chased a residence property at
61st and Davis streets in Portland.
Mrs. Marquart will move to Port
land so that she can look after the
property, as Mr. Marquart Intends
to make some alterations and build
on : an adjoining lot. J Mr. ; Mar
quart will remain in Salem with
the II. L. Stiff Furniture com
pany. ;-
Improved Kodak Service-
Capital drug store, ; kodak ser
vice improved. All work done on
Velox paper In that famous gloss
finish at the same price as ordi
nary finish and guaranteed by Z.
J. Riggs. Films in by 8 p. m.
ready for you at 8 a. m. Films In
at one p. m.. ready at 5p.m. az9
Hayesvllle Baplst V; J t.
: Starts' at .10 o'clock. Every
child Is invited to come and hear
Mr. Esplna of McMlnnvIlle col
lege. This will be one of the best
treats Hayesvllle has had tor some
time; come ' Old and young. B. Y.
P; U. at 7 p. m.. Preaching at 8;
topic ' In the evening Is to be
"Jesus Lights the Way." Don't for
get to come, children, In the morn
ing, for Mr." Esplna Is a great
speaker. Pastor, Arthur C. Ryl?
ander. - -;- ' hi :
16 inch Block Wood !
' Three large loads 'for- 815.00.
Quick delivery, Fred E. Wells.
Phone 1542. a27. 1
Pay-day Monday :
Monday will be quarterly pay-
DIED
PARKER Charlotte 32. Parker
died at her home, 555 Marion
St.', April. 26, 1924, at the age
of 77 years. She was a past
president of the ladies of the
GAR. of the state of Oregon.
She is survived by two sons, S.
S. Parker of Salem and Harry
, S. Parker of Camas, Wash. Ser
' vices will be held at the Webb
Funeral parlors Monday, April
28, at 2 o'clock. Interment
will , be i In the City View cem-
s etery". , . v i i ' ' j
BURDICK Sarah Burdlck died
; at her residence,. 2218 State St.,
April 26, at thd age of 73 years.
She is eurvlveVi by her widower,
i George Di Burdlck.- Funeral
'. service will be held from Webb
& Clough Monday at 10 a. m.
Rev. KirkeatrlcK offlCiatlng. ln
terment in the Lee Mission cem
etery. V" '--;;.r
RODGERS Henry M. Rodgers
died Saturday April 26, 1924,
at the residence, 2051 South
Cottage street, at the age of 97
' years. He was born in Wales on
November 25; 1827, and remov
ed to the United States with his
family when five years of age.
. He is survived by 8 children,
Marion Rodgers of Waramata,
B. C.,1 Mrs. John Heick of Mos
sow, Ida., Mrs. M. J. Burgess,
Yakima,' Wn- Mrs. W. Bur
gess, Biggar, Sask. Can., Thom
as Rodgers, Moscow, Ida., John
. son Rodgers, Ruebens, Ida., and
Mrs. E. E. Robertson, Salem,
Ore. Funeral services will be
held Sunday at 2 p. m. from
Webb & Clough chapel. Rev. R.
It.- Putnam' officiating. Body
will be shipped to Moscow, Ida.,
. for interment. .
TALLMAN Mrs. Emma Tallman,
S7, died at a local hospital Sat
urday, April 2,""1?24. The re
malns'were being forwarded to
Portland by the Rlgdon mortu
ary. ' -' - ' '
EG AN W i 1 1 1 a m Egan, pioneer
died at the farm home near Hop
mere Friday morning, April 23,
r 1924, at the. age of 74 years.
Survived by two sons. Homer
W. Egan and Albert J.' Egan,
- both of whom live on the home
farm near Hopmere ; sister ,
Mrs. ' Emma M. Massey, ' and a
" daughter, Mrs. J."M. Rothchild,
both of Portland. The remains
will lie at the farm home near
v Hopmere until Sunday evening.
Solemn high mass will be held
at the St. Joseph's Catholic
church here Monday, morning at
' 10 : o'clock,' .; Interment In the
Catholic cemetery. The Rlgdon
mortuary is in . charge of ar
'' rangements.
2T3ALirzxS A1TO
,rUKXAXi SXXSCXOXS
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WEBB'S FUNERAL
PARLORS
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
- Expert " 17.mhalmer
SOS 8. Cinrefc Paoaa 120 '
niGDON rCt SON'S
lioRTuini ;
Unequaled Barvlca
159 V. Elgh Paeae 188
day for Company F, - Oregon na
tional guard, and a total of 1060.
14 is to be distributed among 68
men. These will be "United States
treasury" checks Mr armory drills
tor the last three 'months. .
For Rent- V- , 1. i -,;r.
About - May 1st storeroom on
State street, J. H. Lauterman, Ho
tel Argo.a2 7. J
Good Buys
If it is not a good buy in a used
car, Tracy won't sell It. a25tf.
Will Observe Hospital Day
National hospital ' day will be
observed in Salem on May 12. Pro
gram arrangements have not been
completed, but according to pres
ent plans the. program will be of
a direct benefit to the public, such
as a free clinic for children.
Iu Bois's Dance
Wednesday, April 30, Derby
Hall. a 2 7.
Medler To Be Fined
Will Moore, state insurance
commissioner and fire marshal, re
ceived Information that the trial of
Fred Medler of Wasco, Sherman
county, will open May 19. Modier
has confessed and has been Indict
ed on a charge of burnlng'a build
ing .with. intent. to defraud' an Ir
Burance company.
Burdett Albee Motor Co. . . . .
Rave moved to 186 S. High and
have a new stock of cars on dis
play. Open today, a 2 7. ..' f
The Used Car Man ,
Tracy Is the used car merchant
with the F. W. Pettyjohn Co.
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Restrictions Deplored ,
Governor Pierce was yesterday
in receipt of telegrams from the
Medford Chamber of Commerce
and from private citizens, request
ing that Oregon regulations on
foot and mouth disease be made to
conform to - government , regula
tions. The Chamber of Commerce
there recently adopted a resolu
tion declaring that while the con
trol methods being used are com
mendable In motive, the wide pub
licity Is detrimental to Oregon
business and the first tide of tour
if travel Is being turned back.' A
telegram from Charles A. Brand
of- Roseburg, .representing; the
fruit growers of that 'district, of
fers cooperation in any move that
I made to keep the disease out of
Oregon. ' .
Rent O Room Colonial Z.
Home, beautiful living room
fire place, Dutch kitchen, spendid
furnace. Call 50W. a27.v
Outing for Live Wires" . ' l "'
The Live Wire class of the Les
lie Methodist church will hold its
annual meeting and outing at
Champoeg, with an elaborate en
tertainment and church service at
Dundee. The class will leave May
29 and return June ' 1, the enter
tainment being offered ' the night
of May 30 at the Dundee hall In
stead of ' the church. ; Last ' Sun
day morning Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Bohrnstedt entertained ,63 mem
bers of the class at an Easter
breakfast; after which special ser
vices In keeping with the day were
held. . '
If You Are Interested
In a good used car be sure to
see Tracy before buying. a25tf.
Goitre Cause and Core i
Learn the truth.. Dr. Redmond,
328 Oregon Bldg., phone 1638.a27.
Fine Program Planned
An exceptionally fine program
will be offered at the John J.
Evans men's Bible class at the
Bligh theater at 9:30 o'clock this
morning. Agnew Demarest, with
the Demarest evangelistic party
now In Salem, will give the princi
pal talk and will also give a vocal
solo. There will be special music
by the class.
See The Gray Belle
Dinner menu on the society page
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Preferred Stock 8 Per Cent
Salem's paper . mill.' Payable
monthly. Hawkins & Roberts.
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Legion Plana Dane
Beginning May 8; there will be
a series of dances given at Derby
hall, the headquarters of the Am
erican legion, it has been definite
ly decided by the executive com
mittee of Capital post No, 9. :
Announcement .
August Knutson has 'moved his
photographic dark room from the
Capital Drug Store and is now do
ing developing and printing ex
clusively for Nelson, and Hunt,
Court and Liberty. a 2 7. '
Political Aspirants Speak ;
State and county political office
seekers generally responded to an
Invitation from J. . M. . Martin, of
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youn .
ANDT00L3
Capital . HaiSiyarb
Cz rurmturo Co.
Best Prices PsiJI
Macleay, to appear at Macleay hall
Friday night in order" to glvd the
residents of that locality aa oppor
tunity to meet the aspirants. Near
ly 20 ,of these took advantage of
the Invitation and . Were present.
They were limited. to 10 minutes
each ia which they could tell of
their platform. A short musical
program was furnished by Mr. id
Mrs. Madsen. Those making talks
In order were Stallard, , of Port
land; Will E. Purdy.; Peter Zim
merman, Judge W. H.; Downing,
Ed Jory, Porter, O. V. White, Z.
J. Riggs, Robin Day, Mark McAl
lfcter. Dr. Slaughter, Ralph Thomp
son, Carl T. . Pope, Brazier C
Small. J. E. Benjamin, B. S. Mar
tin, P. J. Kuntz and Hal D. Patton.
The Film Shop
i Has moved from the Masonic
Temple to the Red Cross Pharm
acy, 386 State. a27
The Popular Classic" . i
"O Sole Mio," sung by the Im
mortal Caruso. Hear lt-at Moore's
Music House, piano sales-representatives
for Sherman, Clay &' Co.
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Kozer is Sued : '
' George S. Shepard of Portland
on Saturday instituted In the cir
cuit court for Marion county man
damus proceedings to compel Sam
A: Kozer secretary "of state, td have
Shepard's slogan printed on the
ballot as a candidate for the Re
publican vice presidential nomina
tion. Kozer has, left thi$ off b
cause it Is sot customary to print
slogans after the names of presi
dential and vice presidential candi
dates. ' Shepard's slogan is 'fWorld
court; American merchant marine;
deep water to the Sea.' Judge
Bingham signed an order requir
ing Kozer to appear Monday and
show cause why the slogan should
not be printed. .
Sold Five Car-' . , '
Tracy sold five used cars Satur
day, there must be a reason.
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A Superb Nnmber ' -i
"While Waiting for the Sun to
Come Out.?' A song full of the joy
and love of living. Hear It , at
Moore's . Music House ; on record,
piano sales representative - for
Sherman, Clay & Co. a27.
We Have V
. Just the lamp shade you want
at; Hamilton's. a pr 2 9.
Frank: VL JSaker. Dead-
Frank M. Baker died at Lone
Beach. Cal,, at the age of v SO
years, April 24. , He was born in
rranklln county, Kansas. and
cam to Salem in 1876 and has
lived here the greater portion "of
hia flife; He is survived by his
mother. Mrs. Rebecca J. Baker.
of 990 Oak street; a daughter;
Mrsv Edna Churchman; three sons,
Slltt
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, : : ' ELMO S. VHITE, President
Home Of fice Masbhic Temple '
Ralph and Francis of Long Beach
and Bruce,. now stationed at.Pom
panga, P. I., and one grandchild.
Also two sisters, - Mrs. John Ben
gen and Miss Luella Baker of Sa
lem. His wife passed away about
16 years ago.1 Funeral services
will be held at Long Beach after
which the ashes will be deposited
in the Portland" crematory.
Dr. Anne Brekke, Osteopathic
Physician. Phone 859, 469J
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Beginning Shorthand Class
1 Will be organized at the Capital
Business college Monday, April 28.
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YMCA To Play Tinners
Tuesday night the YMCA base
ball team will meet the Tinners ag
gregation in the fourth of the Twi
light baseball series. On the fol
lowing night the Legion will meet
Company F, ONG. All games are
called at 6:15 o'clock sharp in or
der to be completed before dark.
Concert at Boys School
A band concert will be given
this afternoon by the Boys Train
ing School band on the lawn at the
school between 3:30 and 5 o'clock.
Superintendent Gilbert has espe
cially asked ' the members of the
Salem Kiwais club to attend.
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Don't Fail
r To see the new styles 1 and col
orings in floor lamp shades etc.,
at Hamilton's. apr2 9.
Daughter Announced
' ' Mr. and Mrs. Seymur Wilson are
announcing the birth of a daugh
ter, Dorothy Victoria, born April
24. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson live on
route 1.
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The food of Spring.
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Save a little regularly; -we compound interest
at 5V2 per cent per annum in our Safety Thrift
Certificates -and
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apecaer .Arresieo - ,, i
Raymond Bonesteele was arrest
ed yesterday and . booked on a
charge of speeding at 35 miles, an
hour on South Church between
Mill and Mission. - He was cited
to appear Monday at 3 o'clock
Bishop Will Preach .
. Bishop Sumner' will preach anil
administer the rite of confirmation
at the Episcopal church this eve
ning. ' '
Show Well Attended
The Saturday morging matinee
given at the Liberty yesterday with
the picture "Girl Shy" the new
Harold Lloyd comedy attracted -a
large crowd of youngsters' who
took advantage of the special
Oregon Pulp w& Pan 2r C:
galena,' Orea '
, . ZIANOTACIlJlir-3
Snlpliite, and Manila Wrsppiris, zlzz Lz'.i.. ::i T7rr
pings, Addlns Machine Paper, CTtzzzzrzzI, CI
Dnzs Bond, Tissue, Screening and ;ee!!tii
.j&mamuMUiertaia .- , .,.,, ,
special sunday Di::i:z?.
. $i.ca
' Choice of Cocktalla r -
Oyster or Fresh Crab '
Radishes Ripe Olives
. Royal Chicken Soup :
Head Lettuce Thousand Island '-.
' - .-v " . Choice of . ,
Chicken Fricassee Gardineer
Sliced Chicken a la King -
Filet Mlgnon Bordolaise Sauce
Roast Chlckea- -Salad Dre:;:ns
Vegetables - - New Green Peas With Cream Canca
. . . , ' .Dessert, V'. "4 . ' ' - '
Rice Custard, Pudding or Royal Cake
. Pie or Vanilla Ice Cream
Coffee":.. .Tea -.
Also Serviee
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the MeneUi -
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rates arranged by tLa L:
through ; cooperation -with t
management of the theater. ' 1.
picture is showing at the O
today and will later be at ta O.
gon. " k'
Miss Gertie Miller - and '!.!! )
Gladys Cain, of Gervals, were Ci
lera visitors Saturday. -
"George Fuller, Mrs. Itobert VTy
att and Nannie Rosenbanm were
in the city yesterday from Amity.
Mrs. Emma ChatiterlalnT . 1
Amanda Matthews of L.aw were
visitors In Salem "Eafurfiay. '
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A la Carte
Milk
Salem, On
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