THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM OREGON
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WELLT WORTHY AND WELL QUALIFIED
Candidate for Republican Nomination 'for Coroner
- . .-.f.;-.;. Progressive Citizen. - -
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til her death and then to-become
the property of her son. Frank K.
Seeley,who,wa ajso .left Sl.OpO.
to proTide for his education; ten
K. Johnson of Seattle, one-half in
terest in the Champoeg farm, and
the mortgage on some Seattle
property; Charles Knapp of Grand
Ronde, a mortgage on his farm;
Emma Knapp and Clara L. Knapp
cf Aurora. 154 acres of the Cham
poeg farm; Albert Knapp and
Frank Knapp of Aurora. 100 acres
of land and 1500 each: furniture
and personal projwrty to Emma
Li Knapp. Frank Seeley was also
to receive a lot in Yew Park ad
dition in Salem. Ina Johnson
was granted an additional $14.r.O
for her past work and Emma L.
Knapp $4 50 for the same reason. -Several
otheit minor bequeaths"
were' Included.
I NEW CORPORATIONS I
Articles of- incorporation, were
filed here yesterday bv the Smiln
ssaiet corporation of Portland, cap
Itallzed at $100,000. The incor
porators are V. A. Givens. W. A
Robertson, John A. Lee. I
Wilbelt Lumber company. Sil
verton; to sell stock in the sum of
$15,000. .
A permit to operate fn'Oreeon
was issued to Sherman & Fid well.
Inc., a Seattle firm of commission
merchants with a capital of $10.
000. H. E. MeCranry if Portland
Is attorney-in-fact for Oreeon
.Notice of dissolution was filed
by the Wolfer-Dartholomew com
pany of Portland.
--V ,. , , . CARL II. IVKItn - '. . :
Carl B. Webb, candidate for th ppnnhliMn mminotinn'
coroner of Marion eonntv.' han Wn a roalHont r . ...
-years, eleven of which he has spent in Salem, daring which time he
has. been a taxpayer and business man here. He . is the owner of
veDo s unerai manors. - - " : : i ' - .
He is a member of the leading civic and social organizations
He was in business in Seattle, Medford and Portland before coming
to Salem. He has been an undertaker all his" life-his father was an
He waa -assistant coroner under, Mr Clough, but Mr. Webb haa
wia ur.s(tea lor puonc oince. , He Is married and has a
family. v , ' - - . .-
.i If nominated and elected, Mr . Webb' promises to conduct the
untie m i ewuuBireaj ana Business like manner.: His slogan is:
viw muvrv evil. i-., , 1. -
: ; Novel on Screen
The main screen- feature at tha
Grand theater which starts today
" i3 the photoplay adaptation of
Harold Bell Wright's well known
novel, "When a Man's a Man." f
The plot concerns the adven
tures. of an-indolent young club
man who goes west a.fter the girl
of his heart throws him down. He
COtPLETE IN ITSELF
" .' Sharpens the blade in the
razor without removing it.
Quick. Convenient. Easy
to clean. Complete sets --
rair, with strop and extra -
V hlades, $1 00 and up. v
ValetIuttvStrop Razor
lands In the cowboy town of Pres-
coit, - Ariz., and goes to work on
the Cross-Triangle ranch as an
ordinary ranch hand. Here he
loses his identity and becomes
known as "Honorable Patches
His daring and willingness to
work and likeable personality
win mm many friends on the
ranch, but there are several ehron
1c cranks, : cranks that are sus
picious of every stranger, and so
Patches comes In for his share of
suspicion. He does not improve
hfs position any when he takes up
with Yavapai Jce, a cattle rustier.
wcom he realizes at once is simply
a poor Doy in a bad environment
How the tenderroot in pan o- t
with the cattle rustler, pursued by
a iyncning party, accused of shoot
ing the ranch foreman, and finally
vindicated by the poor boy he had
emended, only to lose his right
to happiness j with the girl he
1
iovea wnen sne comes west on her
honeymoon trip, married to bis
rival, make up one of the most
lascinating photoolavs to r.nm in
me screen in a long time.
Double-Header Games at
Silverton Played Sunday
SILVERTOX. Or: Mv lY.
Special to The Statesman I
i ne bilverton baseball team met
two other teams both at SHvertnn
Sunday afternoon. The first wae
piayea with Dallas and In, this Sil
verton was the winner with a score
of 1 5 to 1 . ; The Lan broth
Were the batteries.: r ' , -
In the second earn whlrh w
piayea with the Heata cluh u
Kast Portland, Silverton was
v . .
leaiea i to 5. In fhfa firnvhoti
ana Watson were the batteries for
suverton. ' .
i Due to a misunderstanding in
the schedule the Portland t . .
came down with the understand
ing that it was to play. Rather
tnan disappoint the visiting team
Silverton took it on although sev
eral of the Silverton men wirn
played out in the .first game.
John Elder, manager, made the
second game a try-out of new men.
t; .Next Sunday It Is understood
that the Silverton team will meet
the Salem Ramblers. -
unajow GLASS
All- Cizc3. ,
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PAEITS .
FRY'S DRUG STORE
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Capital . Hard war
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Beat Price PalJ
Will Contest Case Filed
' By Amanda K. DeGrace
Unlawful influence of Emmn T.
Kliapp caused Johanna Knapp of
wrana Konde to leave her property
to certain neirs, is the claim set
forth hi a petition of Amanda
Knapp DeGrace of Grand Ronde.
to-have the court set aside the win
made by the deceased, who died
uciooer 4, 19ZS. Johanna Knapp
was not of sound mind when the
will was signed, and her mmonr
was impaired, the petitioner de
clares. The estate is valued at
S14.1G9.45, and was divided be.
tween eight heirs, all sons and
daughters., i .
Under the! terms of the will
Amanda . K; DeGrace was to re-
celve Interest from $4,000; Anna
K.- Kister of Aurora, the sum of
$3,000; Herminia K. Lynch of
Aurora 115 acres of a Champoeg
farm, the land not to be sold un-
I Jurors are Drawn for
June Term of Court
The jury list for the June 2
term of circuit court, drawn bv
Sheriff Oscar D. Bower and U. G.
BOyer, county clerk, haa the .foi-
lowing names:- .. ' r
Sophie C. Spears, housewife. Ra-
lem; Clara M. Morris, house wlie.
Turner; Sopha Gehoe, housewife,
Mt. Angel: David A. : Drvden. far
mer. McKee; Thomas Kirk; far
mer, St. Paul: A. J. Pruitt. far.
mer, Waconda; Joseph F. Weis-
enberger, farmer. West Stay ton;
Henry Von Behren. retired. Sa-
Iein; Iva Ashby. housewife. Salem:
Jake Spanlol, plumber. Stay ton;
C. E. Brown, mechanic, Stayton;
William Maag. janitor, Salem;
Elizabeth P. Jones, housewife.
Chemawa; C. F. Howyer, mechan
ic, salem; C. E. Van Nuys. far
mer. Aumsville: Clara E. Feller.
housewife, Donald; N. H. Ames,
merchant. Silverton; J. W. Ebner,
merchant, Mt. Angel: Sarah M.
Adamson, housewife. Silverton:
Alice Wipper, housewife. Turner;
M. D. Ohling, insurance. Salem :
Anna E, Carpenter, housewife, Sa
lem; p. C, Minto, farmer, Salem;
w. F. Prime, retired. Salem;
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MADE FROM BISHOP'S VIRGIN WOOL FABRICS
Men's and Young Men's Two Pairs of Panto
These uits Look Nicer, Wear Longer and Give Better Satisfaction
per Dollar thwi Any Others to!Be Found
. Home of
jVirgin Wool
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Fabrics
CLOTHINO'WOOIiEN -MLLLLS STORE ic
Home of
Virfjin Wool
Fabrics
Lona G. Looney. housewife. Jef
ferson; W. F. Drager, merchant;
tsaiem; Miriam Miller, housewife,
Aurora: A. F. Beardslev. farmer
Chemawa; Elbert G. Neal, farmeri
auver rails; Fred Schwab, mer
chant. Mt. Angel: Estella A, a oh!
bert, housewife, alem.
ilTESI HODS
TO HIS LAURELS
"Mr. Wu" Well Presented in
Salem Last Night By
; Eminent Actor
Walker Whiteside, lone a fav
orite in Salem, added to his laur
els last night in his presentation
of "Mr. Wu". Mr. Whiteside car
ries the play entirely through, al
though ha had a strong support.
"Mr. Wu" gives Mr. Whiteside a
fine opportunity to exhibit his rare
talents and his fine portrayal of
serious characters. ? " ' " ,
Miss Sidney Shields ?as "Mrs.
Gfegory" was a strong character
bat these two make a cast In them
selves that will carry airy, play.
The' balance of the cast is strong
in its way and gives adequate sun-
port.
But "Mr., Wu". is Walker White
side and that's enough. He is one
of the great actors of the day and
he selects : Dlavs th
finest expression of hi erenius '
The large crowd at the Crnnd
last night was more than pleased.
It was entertained and instructed
arid thrilled.
A CHILD IN PAIN run to Mother
for relief. So An omun.nn.
For sudden and aevera pain in tomach
ana ooweia, cramps diarrhpea
CHAMBERLAIN'S
COLIC And DIARRHOEA
RKMFnv
It Kas never been jknown to fail.
Foot and Mouth Disease
i Continues to Break Out
: IX)S ANGELES, May 14. The
foot and mouth disease, which ap
peared several days ago among a
dairy herd at Los Alamitos.
Starts Saturday Eve.
OREGON
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Orange county, broke out again
today , in that area, according to
reports - to quarantine officials
here.; A -herd of .2 OS cows on a
dairy across the road frc
first cas.e of Infection has c;
ed the malady, the aUta C
meat of agriculture was
A High Class Reprczoiiiciz
yrno can ctevote two or tin
hours each day.
Can Easly Earn $40 to 30
r nh's.Jtorf!8 we aPtcd to a school teacher. bank c'
or any high clasa man or woman of good approach. Mt t
XAi- 'Srn,8i Tery of references, For full particu.
address Box 1000. care Statesman. j
Starts Saturday Eve
OREGON
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house my increaaedMafiof skilled attend-
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vmcfl nave oeen in rorce ror ajjout two weeks will continue untfl further nbtic-'
We are adding many new special, to our already large exhibit of bargains. Come, make an inxpecUon
of the many of fenngs we have prepared for you. "pecuon
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