THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 23 1024
:ETB- WEWS- IM
Tonight
rby Hall. . Best music al-
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or Given' Ifrt-eptiqp - V .,:rV';
Her. II. E. Shanks af V family
-a glvn ! a reception X in the
lay school rooms of the Bap
; church last night. ; Included
te program were talks by Rev.
r J Willis Long,- pastor of the
Presbyterian church." repre
ting the Salem Ministerial as
ation; E. A. Miller. In behalf
, he Baptist churchy and. Mayor
; i B. G lesy, for the city. H. S.
j presided.' Mrs. Harms of fer
a vocal solo with Miss Gregg
i Iting. Refreshments of 'Ice
c am and cake were served by
' nen of the church ; .
ice at McCormack ITall
faturday night.; Good music:
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-in Breaks Glasso
Y.'hile Mrs." Jessie Bennett was
filing near the corner of Fir
- I Saginaw streets a shot from
: i airgun In the hands of Herman
C ; pock. South " Salem : ; youth,
; ;ke he glasses and small par-
s of the glass at her about.
s eye, she reported to the police
terday. Mrs, .Bennett was
; ced to go to a doctor for ah
: ruination and it Is believed her
t; 'sht will not be Impaired. The
y. ;th will be taken before the
' cnile court today.1 '
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( j Files Snlt-vl j ,
. ait,. to quiet iitle to 12 lots In
f !s a'dditfon'jxaa been "filed by
t: 3 ey of Salem '' against rf the
( apin-Herlow Mortgage company
; I others. i ' . .i "..
omen Change Mind v ,
; lembers of the ladies' auxiliary
the American legion have ad
nced the date -of , their next'
:eting from Thursday, July 3 to
jesday, July 1 - The .meeting
: i be held at the Chamber of
: ninerce rooms at 7:30 o'clock.
La auxiliary win no take al va
,t;on during the summer.' hut
M continue with regular meet
13. They have "purchased a
ra bolt of flannel material and
a busv sewiae paiamas for sol-
er. in the! hospitals. A i
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rcr Speaks Tonight . ,
: layor John. B.v5iesy wllj 1 ad
. a members- of the eltiienship
138' at.-th TMCAi tonight. He
' 1 : tsll the future , citizens .how
j city governiaent iworks. -Ap-;siinately
20 jia:embers ;ot .the
, 3-wl!i come np-for-final-hear-
-l ' ,, - ;r?;?.: 7'
c" IJeene Coming
oy "Spec" Keen e will rejoin
Senator sbOTtrtmyTnlddlf
-, accqrding to word received
Manager Bishop. Keene was
. the local team the first of
season, but left for eastern
on where he is managing the
Grande 'baseball team.
,"' : lon VWood Camp ,
"As. soon as the terms of the
T r sent contract on the Montgom
ery tract near Mehama are com
I' 'ad there will be no more con
vict wood camps maintained ,ex
c:t In the immediate vicinity qt
the prison, according to . an an
i ouncement made Friday by War
C A. M. Dalrymple following an
Ir pection; of the camp at- Meba
r The) last of this timber will
1) cut by July 4. The contract
i entered Into to provide wood
for the prison .furniture factory,
' I the .fcamp was the scene of
numerous, escapes last 'summer.
I': "lowing the destruction of the
f : liture ; plant by fire last fall,
t j convicts were employed In cut
tJr t timber', for cord wood. ' Dur-
H:GUTJ3 AND FEUL SAFE
CONCOHDIA
INSURANCE
UR3. KIOXER
147. W. Com'L Room C
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411 Oregon Elvl. Phone 437
TI:3 Seary CeU Insurance
;. : t" Agency -
General Insurance
tfBiUyMBll
- Jurt Returned
from the Electronic Convention
at Kansas City and have in
italled the latest equipment for
the diagnosis and treatment of
disease (Dr. Abrams' method).
Dr. P -"2C. TThlta :
. EO0 C. -e. Dank Eld. '
Salem, Oregon
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BANKERS
Ing the winter there were 22 con
victs employed, though this force
has been reduced to 11 trusties
for the last few weeks,
Dr.: Ross - Wlmer x of Pendleton
was called -to Salem through the
sickness of .his' mother, Mrs.. E. R.
Wlmer of East Center street. He
Is accompanied by his wife and,
young son: . ' .
Fire Department Called
Smoke from - an automobile
parked In - front of the Peerless
bakery on North Commercial Fri
day noon called out the fire de
partment. The smoke was caused
by burning Insulation resulting
from a short .circuit, 'The. alarm
was turned In by a passerby, but
by the time the department could
reach the scene - the trouble had
been remedied. Y : '
Held for Sheriff
Sheriff T. J. Harris of Green
county, Mo., was in the city yes
terday, making the trip west for
Maurice Kidder, one of four' men
who escaped from the Springfield
jail April; 1 after sawing the bars
of their cells and tying and gag
ging a trusty.: ' Kidder was taken
Into -custody a few days ago by F.
V, Covey, constable' at Woodburn."
Pavins Work Started ; i
. Preparatory ; work, for paving
North Seventeenth between Cen
ter and D streets, was begun Frl-'
day.; The excavating and grading
was completed . several "days ago
and theb!g roller began leveling
the ground yesterday. The street
will be paved with concrete.
Boudoir Lamp
Floor lamps. $13.95 and np.
Desk lamps, $3.75. Curling Irons,
90c. All electrical appliances and
fixtures. Electric Co., 337 Court.
Phone 488. " , Jne28
riany Seek rosition
--Position of superyisor for the
new , South -Salem playground to
be -opened at the Lincoln school
early next week, )ias brought out
4 host of applicants; according to
C. A. Kells, general secretary of
the- YMCA 'and member, of . the
playground committee. 4 A selec
tion wfir pobably..be, ; inade late
this afternoon Qr,tonIght, -rt
'ew Member In4xoIa.cel
. introduction of Fred Klrkwopd,
manager of the Hudson andJEssex
automobUe Agency was ade at, the
regular meeting -of the Lions club
Fridays-- r' "
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Circulate Petitions I
'Petitions -urging the abolition
of-capitar'iranishmefcwr- being
circulated in the city yesterday.
Consderable 1 progress was being
made ' by the circulator, who re
ported more than 100 names ob
tained by noon. The petition. was
placed in circulation about . 9
o'clock.
Special Sale
On all stamped goods at the
Elite this week, 329 Oregon bldg.
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Sign Xears Completion .-.
The ornamental top a replica -ot
the letter head of the Llods club,
was placed in position on the large
sign recently erected In the auto
camp grounds by the Salem Lions
by a committee Friday afternoon.
Ray Felker, commercial artist and
club ember whohad .charge of the
palnjlng'wjlli Icbmplete ,4he large
map thatwill advertise the dis
trict early next, week. . ; .i tr
Woodburn Man Extradited '
- Governor Pierce yesterday hon
ored a requisition from Governor
Hyde of Missouri for the extradi
tion of Maurice Kidder, who' Is ac
cused at Springfield, iMo,,1 of es
cauing jail in.Green county, where
he was held for passing bogus
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' ' i SERVICS . .
Can for hire without drivers.
: PHONE 2020 :
Day and Night Service
Popular Priced 5 '
Tailored Suits f2S to $45
Men's and Young Men's
D. H. MOSHER
TAILOR
' Promotes Good llealUi :
GREENWOOD
: Cottage Cheese .
One-Third Cream'
II. E. EIDEOUTV Proprietor
BUSH
BRIEF.
checks. Kidder is under arrest at
Woodburn. - ,
Women Wanted-
At Starr Fruit Products Co
Church and Mill Sts. Phone
489. y ,..r J29
IOOP plan Memorial ' ,
Annual im km t t awawmIaam M1
be held at the IOOF temple next
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock' by
Chemeneta Lodge No.- 1, IOOF.
Rev. Mr. Mathews, of Gervais, will
give the memorial address. In ad
dition a special musical program
will be offered. All Odd Fellows,
Rebekahs and friends of the two
orders are invited to attend the
services. . j -4 , .
Women Wanted : - "
t A a. in a m a , m .. . a sfm -
ai aiarr rrnn rroaucis uo..
Church "and " Mill : Sts." Phone
439. : l") , J29
Daughter is Born . . .
A daughter, who has been nam
ed Eileen, was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph; Teel at the Court
Street Maternity hospital Friday,
June 27.
Bargains for Bargain Day
HaUt S6 : to $12.60 values.
$2.75; 112.50 to $18.50 values.
$4.75. Dresses, $19 to $24.50 val
ues,. $9.75; $22.50 to $37.50 val
ues, $14.50. The French 'Shop,
US North High. . Jne28
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Pica Vanlitw. D.nAI
- Five fatal accidents yut.ofja 07
tal of 6 17. industrial mishaps, were
reported to the state industrial ac
cident ( commission for the t week
ending June 26. The fatal cases
were: J. S. Goin, Stanfield, road
contractor; Kenneth A. Nichols,
Arco, Idaho, choke setter; -Elmer
B. Shull, Nermiston, laborer;
Charles A.' Lindquist. West Linn,
chaser; Joe Martin,- Carlton, feller.
Ot the total number of cases re
ported 535 were subject to the
provisions ot the workmen's com
pensation act and 62 were from
firfs and corporations that have
rejected the provisions of, the act.
Women. Wanted ti,t ' ,
At Starr Fruit .Products" Co.,
Church , and; ;MJlt: Str', 1 Phone
439. , vil! t t: 329
It Is Unlawful ; 1 ' ' ' ;
It is unlawful for seebntf band
dealers to sell old bed 'comforters
In bundles or bales as wrappings
for furniture according to 'an
opinion by Attorney General Van
Wiakle-lji repy to;,ainquiry Lbj
Jerierson layers, siaie Treasurer.
The Question came np in. the de
partment of, weights andmeasu.res.
Bargain Day Special
Cream Pinoche dipped in choco
late, 34c lb. box. Delicious. The
Spa., v t ; Je28
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May Select Sites
- - Boards ot directors of school
districts of the first class have
authority of law to locate and sel
ect sites for schools of such dis
tricts without a vote of the people,
says and opinion by Attorney Gen
eral Van Winkle in answer to an
Inquiry -by :j. A. Churchill, state
superintendent of schools.
New Roof Earned
Quantities of black smoke pour
ing -itovK, the roof of 'the new J.
J. Roberts' garage. Ferry and
South, Cottage., about .6:30 o'Cloick
last nights attracted lafgOrowd
of . persons. The roof had been
freshly . tarred, and vr when 1 this
caught tire from some "Unknown
source the smoke began to roll
from the roof. The fire depart
ment responded in time to prevent
ahy. serious damage to the build
ing and confined the fire to the
roof. . -' x ?, '; 7
Bargains' for Bargain Day
Hats, $6 to $12.50 values,
$2.75; $12.50 to' $18.50 values,
$4.75. Dresses, $19 to '$24.50 val
ues, $975;. $22.50 to $37.50 val
ues, $14.50. The French Shop,
1 1 5 North High. Jne2 8
West Salem Services
West Salem church services will
be held tomorrow with Sunday
school at 9:45 and preaching
service at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
with sons . service at 7 o'clock.
Junior and " intermediate league
will be held at 3 o'clock. The pub
lic Is invited. . , - i
Dalem -lortuarp
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VEBB'S FUNERAL
PARLORS ;
" Expert; Em&sSaert '
- I0S S. Camwb Fasss lit
niGDOIJ Ci EQiVS
Had Xo JJcense ' . ..
For driving an automobile with'
out having a drivers' license, 'C N.'
Crippen, 429 W, Court, was fined
IS in the police court Friday. He
was. arrested by Officer Sproed.. '
Building Permits Issued '
Two building permits have been
issued by the city recorder to Ruth
Fuson,- dwelling, 1290 Jefferson,
to cost $1800 and to Charles S.
Huff, dwelling, . 1751 Hickory.
,300.
Four Get Hcenien ' 1
Four marriage, licenses were Is
sued frnm the county clerk's of
fice Friday. These were to" Chris
tian J. Kowitx, 1445 Oak, assis
tant city . attorney, and Hazel
Grace Behren, 645 South Twelfth,
a teacher; ' Auguist WilMam
Glutsch, Portland railroad clerk,
and Lucille J. Thompson,- 865
Marion, a stenographer; Richard
D. .Slater, 495 North Summer, a
salesman, and Bernlce Bright, 241
North High, a stenographer, and
to Paul C. Dickey ot Somas,
Wash., and Anne Marie Hobart of
Silverton.
Dance at Turner -
Saturday night. Good music:
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Mrs. Massey Asks Divorce
For the second time in about a
year Minnie G. Massey, wife of
Virgil H. " Massey, Woodburn at
torney, has brought divorce pro
ceedings. This time she bases her
complaint , tipoh ' desertion.' ..'Acr
cording to the action, the couple
have been separated since May 10,
1923. She asks custody ot their
two miner children, $50 a month
for -their support' and $25 a month
permanent- , alimony. A 'third
child;1 -a - boy, is now : nearly : self
supportingj - Bhe says'. There 1 are
no property rights involved. s The
couple were married at McCoy, In
Polk county; July 31. 1904.
Estate Appraised- . .
Jacob Goode " left an estate of
$3032.80, according to the report
Of Ed A. Jory, B. Marshall and
Alice H. Page, appraisers. . .
Odd FeUows Attentioi
Chemeketa lodge No. 1, I. O..O.
F., will hold memorial services at
I. O. O. F. temple Sunday, June 29
at 3 p. m. , All , Odd Fellows, Re-t
bekahs and friends Jnvited. Jne29
Artillerymen. Due. Tonlgb
Pay day -, was t aounded . at ; Fort
Casey yesterday for . headquarters
detachment. 249th artillery, which
Is due to, arrive, home t.onight.,,In
f addition jo. peng. paid off, for. the
annual; j encampment Friday, the
artillerymen were given an - op
portunity to, f ire. the big iO-lnch
4oastdenVtuMTBTStart
home will be made early this
morning. - The, troops . have been
along .the Puget-aound country fQT
the last two weeks. !
Snit 1 Filed
Suit to obtain title to certain
property has been filed in the cir
cuit court .by William A. ?Jacksoa
and wife against Ward Walker,
his wife, and others.
Convict Is Received
. 'Alex Barlow was received at the
state' prison Friday to serve two
years on conviction of larceny. He
was in charge of Deputy Sheriff
Svarverud of Lane county.
Big Picnic Today " . ..,
' Nearly 100 boys are expected to
participate in the big picnic pro
gram at the state fair grounds to
day. All of them are members of
the Salem Boys' chorus. ' The af t
eroon will - be devoted to ' athletic
events . and various games, .with
the picnic supper to be served at
5:30 o'clock. ; ,
Salem Residem
Located in best residential see
tidn close in, to. exchange for
Dairy ranch from '30 to 50 acres.
Sokolofsky. 341 State. ' Jne29
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To Save the Oak f
Mayor Glesy Is going to' make a
strenuous effort , to save the oak
tree on Oak street, . which has
been condemned to make way for
paving. "The tree is so close : to
the line," said the mayor, "that
It seems to me it could be spared
without in any way injuring
either the paving or any citizen.
At any rate I am going to save
it." The people will applaud that
effort and hope for its success. X
Sub-Standard Not Substantial
Due to a typographical error in
Miller's Bargain' - Day advertise
ment Sub-Standard Silk Hosiery
was advertised as "Substantial"
Silk Hosiery in Friday's States
man. 'j28
W. W. Ball Leaves
W. W." Ball, sales manager of
the "Oregon Pulp & Paper com
pany, has " resigned his position
and will return to Seattle. Mr. Ball
was formerly president and man
ager of the Paper Warehouse com
pany of Seattle and will probably
continue in the same work he has
been doing. -'; -
Annual -Reports In
Four annual reports" from vari
ous school districts were filed
with the office . of the county
school superintendent Friday, aa
follows r PringieJ. M. Sandlter,
chairman; C. F. Bates retiring; TSt
G. Clark director. H. E. Stewart
re-elected clerk. Illlhee Mrs. Ed
Drager chairman; Fred G Feller,
retiring; Mrs. John Larson direc
tor, Hazel B. Morris retiring, r
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A Branch Rammer School i sow being
conducted In Portland. Or diirinr June,
July nnd Aurnst by the Urft, b-at and
atoat widely known iimlitutn in thn world
for Uia- eorfnc ot .Stammering, Stuttering
and all Kpeern, imperfection. . Addreas -
Korthweit - School for BUmatenrs, -:
909 SoTereign Hotel, Portland, Or.
A. T. Cline retiring; Martin O.
Hattiberg. director, K. N. Torres
dal, retiring. Mrs. Osa A. Thomas
re-elected clerk. Pleasant View
A: Van Valkenberg chairman ;
Hubert 1 L.; Daue retiring; : Fred
Miller elected director. Frank
Clark, was elected clerk, Mrs. Hu
bert L. Daue retiring.
Automobile Accidents are Costly
Jet a liability policy with mod
ern limits ' sufficient to' pay present-day
damage awards. It costs
but a few extra dollars to have
protection - as high as $100,000.
Powers Insurance Agency, Phone
607. . - J29
Jury Verdicts of 25,000
For automobile accidents cause
little comment .these days. Get
a liability poycy with modern lim
its and feel secure. See Powers.
219 U. S. Bank Bldg. Phone 607.
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PERSONALS
I.
N. D. Elliott, secretary of .the
Salem Kiwanis club who has been
attending'; the ' national Kiwanis
convention at Denver, will return
to Salem Sunday night, according
to' word received " yesterday' by
Mrs;' Elliott. . ' V-
LV C. Hall was a recent visitor
to Albany. - y
R. O. Sneiling, manager of the
Associated Oil company, and Al
Pierce, manager of the Marion ho
tel, spent Friday In Eugene look
ing' after business matters.
Air. and Mrs. William A. Wed
dle and; family of Stayton were
recent Salem visitors. iMr. Wed
dle Is an undertaker. ', . .
Mrs. Peter Zielinskt has been
called to Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.,
where she has considerable , hard
wood timber holdings. She will
visit in other parts of Michigan
and the eastern coast before re
and the eastern coast' before re
turning home.' ' ' ' ' ":
i Mr. ' and 'Mr. Wilbur' Morman
have returned 'to the city after' a
year and a half spent in Calif or-
nla. v They -plan 1 to locate here
permanently.. . !.. . -; 5ljt.-,,n. 1
i j Sheriff Frank .B. . Ferguson j of
Yamhill county was in the, city
yesterday.aauJiasIneis connected
With his Qffice.at.McMinnvllIe.
' Mr. and' Mrs. S"Lw' Miifer of
Hubbard . were In Salem Friday
morning; ' : .l"i:v"ii
S ,J.,.BV .Matthews1 of1 Tillamook
was' in the city yesterday: : v " "
t Joe Helmick was a recent visitor
in Salem :from Falls Clty.T - ,
-Mr. And Mrs. Walter Minier.
and- family - will leave today - for
Cascadia where they, will spend
the week-end. .
' Fishing on the north fork of
the Santiam has attracted Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Townsend, Mr. and
Mrs. Orin Watkins and Mr. and
Mrs. John O. Humphries, who will
Swedes Find Hew Process
To Derive Oil From Shale
-STOCKHOLM, June 9 (By
Mail). A total ot 245,000,000
tons of fuel oil can - be derived
from Sweden's deposits' of bitumi
nous shale, according to estimates
of engineers. published in connec
tion 'with t the . announcement that
production of shale oil is about to
begin on a large scale at Klnne
kulle. ,;--. : : ;: , .. ,
Since; Sweden is entirely de
pendent on imports for her coal
and petroleum, for many years at
tention.' has been' directed to the
economic Importance' of . finding
some way of' producing fuel from
her vast, deposits of alum shale.
' A highly - satisactory solution
has been reached by two Swedish
engineers and the considerable
quantities of oil which they have
already ' produced has been tested
practically by the Swedish navy
on oil-burning vessels and by vari
ous industrial establishments. The
results show that : shale oil can
compete successfully with all' ex
cept the more refined grades " of
petroleum oil. '
thousands Di3'Vho
: : OaEht Hot to D13
Kidney Troubles Responsible
What -every sufferer needs is a
kidney medicine that puts your
kidneys In good shape, banishes
that backache and drives puff iness
from under the eyes.
Dr. Carey's Marsbroot Prescrip
tion; 777 (made of roots and
herbs) costs only 76 cents either
in tablet or liquid form. Both
are equally: effective. '
A stitch In time saves nine a
few days' treatment ' right now
with this amazing medicine may
save a life- save ' heartbreak
through grief and perhaps the
breaking up of a happy borne.
- Never mind what you have tried
before If you get up through the
night. If your palms are moist. If
you -even suspect you have kidney
trouble, get Dr. Carey's Marsh
root Prescription No. 777 today at
Perry's Drug Store, or any drug
gist anywhere and if it doesn't
help you, if you aren't glad in a
week's time, that .you bought. It,
and'get'your rr.c-i?7 tack it
spend the week-end along- the
river.
C. M. Taylor and Iva Taylor of
Ontario were in the city yesterday.
L. W. 'Barnes of Eugene was in
the city on business Friday.
Harold ;F, .Lynch of Rickfeall
was among out-of-town people in
Salem yesterday. ; ' , , d " .
v Mr. and Mrs. Frank Durbin
have reached the Yellowstone Na
tional park, according to word re
ceived in the city yesterday. They
are on a short vacation trip. -
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Starr Fruit Prodoctc Co.
Church and Mill Streets Phone 439
n Mr.AOdU.Mrs. Xonis . Cohn of
Portland ' were"in the." city' yester
day ;, combining business with
pleasure. , Mr. Cohn was former
ly -the owner of , the Ace confec
tionery. ..; " -. .
Robert Monical and Albert
Webber of Grand View were' Sa
lem visitors Friday afternoon.
Mrs. C.' L.' ' Loo mis, ' . Doris
Loomis and Frank McEwen ot
Ashland were In the city yester
day. ' Mr. Loomis IS mayor of
Ashland. - ' . . . v
Anij Word.
from.; O;
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EAlGAiiK
DAY
WE HAVE rearranged
: our stockk and re
plenished . our. tables with
more ..bargains for ; today,
the last day of j - Salem's
Seventh- Annual Bargain
Days. .- - -
Official Bargain Day
Mr. and Mrs. P. W IK1-;
and daughter, Gwendolyn I
and Mrs, W. 'R. Gramer arl tv.
children; Mrs. Putnan, I'.r
Cora r Reld ' and dauguter, 1 1 :
Rita Reid,' will spend ' Sunday i
Neskowin.
- vtl; G. Boyer, county clerk, 1;
returned to Salem after attczi:..
the Sons of Veterans conver t
at Hillsboro. . The convert:
held In connection with tta CAI
will be held In Oregon City
year.
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