THE OREG W . ISTATE&iArt. "3ALEM fcfcEGON .
.THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBERS, 1924
BITF.' IN IBMiM'F !
Animals Attract Attention .
Two racoons attached to a col
, lar andhain and : led ' by a man
and woman, attracted consider
able t attention down town Wed
nesday afternoon. The animals
are pets and are quite friendly to
visitors.
Telephone 043
For cleaning or pressing. Cherry
City Cleaners. 84
OAC Man Is Speak
"South i American Trade and
Trade Customs" will be the sub
ject of an address before the Sa
, lem ' Lions club Friday noon ; by
Prof. U. O. Bubach, head of the
political science department, Ore
gon Agricultural college, at Cor
vallis. Miss Gladys Mclntyre will
be the soloist of the day.
Seattle Man Fined
Too much speed on the highway
brought Harry Simon, Seattle bus
iness man, into justice court yes
terday, where he was fined $15.
The tourist claimed to hare been
rushing ( to get home where his
mother Is ill. "When the amount
of the fine was set-he dug up
about $1.70 in change and held
that that was all he' had In his
possession. How he expected his
large machine to cover the mileage
between Salem and Seattle with
that amount of money , with which
to' purchase oil and gasoline was
not explained. He was released
upon promise to mail a check upon
reaching Seattle. r ! .
Woodman of the "World; Attention
Uniform, ranks, degree staff,
'meets Thursday evening' at 7:30.
Regular camp meeting Friday eve
ning. C. C. ' Wolz, council I com
mander; L.F. Geer, clerk. - s4
Traffic Of fleer Bade ;
After an absence of two weeks
O. O. Nichols, state traffic officer,
returned to the city yesterday.
Officer Nichols has been covering
the territory between Eugene and
Xloseburg, as well as jtrtps to all
communities not on the main high
way, including Marshfleld and
Reedsport. ;
Realtors Meet Today ;
The first of the regular Thurs
day noon meetings of the Marion-
IVOODRY
' Buys Furniture
'Phone ill
! Dr. B. H. White
-r Dr. Anne Brekke ;
.Osteopathy ;
? 'I'-.-. Surgery "
Electronic Diagnosis and Treat
ment (Dr. Abram's method).
Office Phone 859
i Residence Phone 4 $9 '
606 17. S. Bank BIdg. j
ffWre All
, Moved
knd now that we are located In
our-new Quarters at :
; ,143 S.' LIBERTY ST. j
we are in a. position to give yon
still betterv service on your
'transfer and iulfng work. '
V "We Sim Handle Fuel ;
and have .several; carloads of
coal, due In a. lew days. Better
get your order in early.
Pnone 030
Jlidirxner Transfer &
Storage Co. .
Polk Countyj Realty association
for the fall and winter season 'will
be held at the Marion hotel today
noon., There will be no speaker
today and the time will be devoted
to a discussion of activities for the
remainder of; the year. . The real
tors adjourned their weekly meet
ings the first of July.
Takes Hnpmobile Agency
D. A. Forsall of Seattle Is mov
ing his family to Salem and will
handle the Hupmobile automobile
for this district.. It was. previous
ly announced that the MacDonald
Auto company. Ferry and South V
Cottage; would handle this car, in
addition to j the- - Packard. Mr.
Forsall ; will ' make : his ' headquar
ters with ; the .MacDonald . Auto
company bur the- agency will; have
no connection with the other firm.
the owner of a new Ford coupe,
which "was 'parked on State. " It "Is
alleged that the same truck passed
between the street car , and the
coupe 'with resultant damages to
the small auto, which was badly
scratched by the. flax brushing
against the machine. The scratch
es are said to be such as to ne
cessitate the repainting of the
coupe.
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Wanted 5 Experienced
Waitresses, steady employment.
Gray Belle. I ; j a24tf
Rain Is Reported
i Though only a fewvdrops of rain
fell here shortly after 7 o'clock
last night, scarcely more than
could be counted, a fairly heavy
rain occurred north In the vicin
ity ; of Woodburn, motorists re
turning from a trip on the Pacific
highway reported. Several light
ning flashes; were seen early last
night. M . ; ; m s
Paving Work Pnshed
; The paving crew on : Mission
street is laying the hard surface
material at j the Tate of a little
more than a block a day at pres
ent. . The street is now paved from
South Commercial to South Lib
erty and half way in the next
block to South High. A block to
the west of Commercial street was
paved earlier; in the week and the
barricade ; removed last night.
Black stuf f 1 and not concrete is
being used, j
Auto Man Hunting -
W. F. Watson and wife are
spending, two weeks in Douglas
county, the former on a hunting
trip back of Roseburg' and Mrs.
Watson Is spending the time vis
iting with her parents, who live
near Roseburg. . Mr. Watson is
employed j at ; the Western Auto
company. During his absence G.
M. Krell of Tacoma is taking his
place. j j , ; .
Marcel and Curl liast lionger
After a Golden Glint shampoo. s5
Sells Two Cars Pianos
The Peters' & Mills Piano house,
which opened in Salem about four
months ago, : reports the sale' of
two carloads of Gulbransen pianos
during this time. The. firm started
in here 6n a small scale but has
gradually built up the business to
its present size. The Gulbransen
piano is ; a nationally advertised
Instrument of high quality, accord
ing to Peters & Mills. They believe
this, together with their local ad
vertising is responsible for the in
creased business.
Chlckenpox Reported j
. One case of chlckenpox was rev
ported to the office of the city
health officer 'Wednesday. This
Is the first contagious disease to
be reported this week. ;
Coming to Dreamland -
Cole McElroy's Jazz Band. 8
men and singer. Friday night.
Valley Orchestra Saturday night.
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Complain Against Tracks -
; Two complaints against" drivers
of penitentiary trucks carrying
f fax to the prison have been re
ceived by t the -police. One of the
complaints; charged that the driv
er of an automobile had been
crowded from the road by an over
loaded truck, and the other from
RADIO HEADQUARTERS
' . " " ! ; For
RADIO SUPPLIES
, . - -j . Open Evenings
201 NORTH C031MERCIAI ,
Popular Priced
Tailored Suits $25 to f4S
Men's and Young Men's
D. H. MOSHER
I TAILOR . -
Cars f6r Hire
WITHOUT DRIVERS
;? Our autos are all kept In prime condition,
therefore are absolutely safe to drive.
TERMINAL TAXI SERVICE
We hire them either with or without drivers.
pnO!TC 020 i Office at Stage terminal
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
: pEstatlished 1863
General ' - .
Office Hours frbsrlO a. ra. to 3 p. nu
Oil Men to Picnic
. Date for the annual picnic of
Standard Oil employes and their
families will be set today or to
morrow andTwill he" held late this
week or next. The picnic is be
ing given by the plant men, who
were defeated by the station men
In a recent selling contest.
Coming to Dreamland
Cole "McElroy's Jazz . Band.
men and singer. Friday night.
Valley Orchestra Saturday ' night.
Green Prunes Iiose Money
. Green prune shipments out of
Salem by Young & Wells may run
as high as 3,000, word has been
received - here. This estimate is
based upon a letter received from
John -Young, who wrote that .the
first carload was sold at Kansas
City at 60 cents a box, represent
ing a loss of about 200 on the
carload. The balance 6f the ship
ments were- expected to lose the
firm' close to $300 each. Mr.
Young intimated that he would
return soon and look over the f alt
ley with regard to buying apples.
Blackberries Are Fihfv ",: j i
Blackberries 'at the coast are in
excellent condition this - year,: ac
cording to Ed Biehn, of Pearcy &
Biehn, who are operating plants at
Toledo;' Tillamook and Estacada.
There Is a market for arbuhd 300
tons of the evergreen berries if ar
rangements can be made to ; get
them picked. Some of theberrles
are being handled at a local can
nery and are being put Into grades,
something that seldom, occurs
with wild blackberries.
Before You Jjeave . !
Your home or car have it In
sured properly. Phone 161, Becke
& Hendricks, U. S. Bk. Bldg. S7
Five Speeders Fined
Five speeders, two of r them
brothers, were fined $5 each when
they appeared before Marten Poul-
sen, police judge, yesterday.
Those who contributed were F. C.
Clark, 660 North Capitoi; Merrll
Oaks and Harold Oaks, j both of
932 North Sixteenth;. Dr. Joseuh
and E. B. Flake, 273 State.,
Coaster Wagon Stolei
Theft of a little coaster wagon.
with red disc wheels, was reported
to the police yesterday by C. F.
Pabst of 1398 Ferry.
Get Rnlhllncr TVrmlta '
Building permits were issued
from the city recorder's office on
Wednesday to Oscar Eggen for a
dwelling at 20B0 South Church,
to cost $2600, and to Fred O. Ba
ker to repair a dwelling at 1104
Jefferson, at an expense of $600.
Automobile Is Claimed J: f
H. B. Lamb of Waconda called
at the police station yesterday and
claimed the automobile that was
being held. The machine; had
been parked'on North Commercial
street a Sufficient length of time
to cause"1 comment, and ; upon re
ceiving a call from residents. Offi
cers Olson and , Wiles towed the
car .to headquarters early Wed
nesday morning. :
To Become XaturallzI !
Carl Ivar Anderson, wha win
born in Kyrkhultv Sweden, yester
day filed his- intention to become
an American citizen. - Mr. Ander
son came to the United States a
year aroJ landlne at Xewi Yorir.
He now lives t 1176 North Nine
teenth street, Salem. : r . i
LOST
TWO kodaks and tools In tube
sack. Opera House Pharmacy. s6
Teachers Snp11es Sent Out-
Yesterday was a busy day at
the county superintendent's office.
A large number of packages were
prepared for the benefit of the
school teachers of Marlon tounty,
each package containing! neces
sary supplies and Information for
the teacher. 1 One ". package ; will
be sent out to each Individual
teacher some time within the next
few days. ; . j.
Writ of Attachment FflecU-
A writ of attachment was yes
terday filed with the county clerk
against the j property of ; Robert
Krims. -The writ is In connection
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CAMPBELL At the home on
1166 Ferry St., Sept. 13, Mrs.
Alice Campbell "at the age of 62
years; wife of Robert W. Camp
bell; mother of Mary, Perry,
Clarlanda, Eugene, Campbell
-all of Salem Ore-; Mrs. Grace
Hayes Of New ' Mexico j ' Robert
Campbell, Cat; Ira Campbell,
Cal.; Mrs. John Leesman, Colo;
i Mrs. Irene Hensel, Salem.f , Re-
J mains fX the Rigdon Mortuary
j Annjtfncementof funeral later..
KIGDdN SON'S
f t -. MOBTUAISX - -j .)
Uneqmaled Service
with a suit bMght By J. X. ijfelt
kemper, attempting to cdlfect' ,
00 and costs, r Mr. Krljna prop
erty is said to consist of a crop
Of prunes gathered on a 25-acre
piece of land near Jefferson.
Wanted 5' Experienced
Waitresses, eteady employment.
Gray Belle., i 5 a24tf
Hubbard School Starts Monday
The school at Hubbard will be
the first school in Marlon county
to begin instruction this year. The
school opens Monday, Sept. 8.
Name Officially Transferred
According to certificates filed
with the county clerk yesterday
the name Woollen Mill Store was
officially given up by, Zosel &
Cooley, who have carried on a
partnership under that name, and
taken over by Otto Legard and
Earl. J. Adams.- The store is lo
cated at Silverton. i -
Take Oat Marriage Licenses
Marriage licenses were issued
yesterday to Edgar D. Powell of
Portland and Helene Root of Sa
lem, and to D. SI. Feller and Mar
gie Parmentier of Salem.
Wanted
' A few more pickers, at the Mln
to hop yeard. Phone 186 8 W. s5
Chief Completes Report
During the month of August a
total of $1432 in fines was as
sessed in police court, according
to the monthly report of Frank
A. MInto, chief of police. The
report, summarized, is as follows:
Number of complaints, 399; num
ber of arrests, 116; number of ac
cidents, 196; number of speeders,
41; number of men given beds 57;
number of , autos stolen, 4 ; cars
recovered, 4; bicycles Stolen, 8;
bicycles recovered, '6; number of
burglartes, 3; cases of petit lar
ceny, 7; auto accessory thefts, 5;
cases of larceny and burglary, 5;
arrested for being drunk, 10; ar
rested for possession of liquor, 8;
total number of days in jail sen
tences, 5; number of officers' spe-
clal reports, 45.
Buys Service Station .
John Harbison has nurchased
the service station at Capitol and
Market from Robert Schmutz and
will take immediate' possession.
He will add a stock of tires and
accessories, featuring : quick oil
cnangmg. Mr. Harbison was for
merly with the Parker Automobile
company.
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Jersey Rale
. W. O. and Mabel A. Morrow will
have a Jersey sale at the La Creole
farm near Rickreall on Monday,
September 15 th. They will have
33 head of cows, heifers, And
bulls. This is an ideal opportun
ity to secure cattle of desirable
conformation backed by JeVseva
that are making nistory. A irfery
extensive and comprehensive cat
alog has just been' Issued from The
Statesman Job department.
Xollce j
Bids will how be ' received for
the general construction, heating,
Ventilating, plumbing and electric
wiring or new building for Salem
Lodge No. 336, BPO Elks. Con
tractors may bid separately on any
of the above Items except that
heating and ventilating "must be
included in one bid. Plans and
specifications may be secured from
C. Van Patten, Jr., 416 Masonic
Building, Salem. Bids will j be
opened at the Marlon hotel, I Sa
lem, at 7:30 o'clock p. m., Mon
day, September 15th. i 813
Monmouth to Celebrate i V
The Oregon 1 Statesman has re
ceived an invitation to attend the
joint celebration commemorating
the . completion of the west side
Pacific highway and dedication of
the Helmick State park on Friday,
September 12th-at Monmouth. The
people of that vicinity are making,
elaborate preparation to stage a
grand old time and they are going
to do it.
Wanted 5 Experienced
Waitresses, eteady employment.
Gray Belle. a24tf
Defense Day Plans
Plans for observation of Nation
al Defense day on Friday? Septal 2
are progressing it was evident
from a' meeting of the general
committee at the postofflce last
night. Congressman W. C Haw
ley will W the principal speaker
at a patriotic meeting held at the
armory following the parade from
Marion square at 6:30 o'clock.
C. . B. McCulIoch, of the ! state
highway department will! also
speak. A musical program is
now being arranged, with the
Cherrian band as the official mus
ical organization. The parade
committee, of which. AT Pierce Ui
chairman, was authorized to spend
not in excess of $30 If needed to
make a success of !the event.
Two Speeders Nabbed I
k Two speeders were arrested
lst nifcbt by Officer Wiles. Leota
Prosson, 1530 South Commercial,
was cited to appear in the police
court today and V. A. McKillop,
of Portland deposited $5 bail.
Lehman Will Speak ,
Frank L. behman will speak at
the meeting to be held at Brush
College this evening. .
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FERSONALS
1
? Ca'fltin Savage, ecefary to
President . J. S. Landers of Jhe
state normal school at Monmouth,
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Savage 'was graduated from the
University of Oregon in 1921, and
during his senior year was presi
dent of the student body.
Miss Mona Schaum, bookkeeper
at the stag? terminal, Is back on
duty after two weeks spent at
Rockaway.
R. Imbler of Dallas, manager of
the J, Cv Penney store there, was
in the city yesterday conferring
with D.; B. Jarman, . manager of
the store here. ' i
Mr, and Mrjj. D. H. Upjohn are
moving ' from their SOuth ' Liberty
street h'onie'to their flower gar
dens 1 at 2229 Fairgrounds road,
where they will live until the close
of the flower season. "
R. F.;Cdmpton of Portland was
in Salem " yesterday on business
with the Veterans of Foreign
Wars. Mr. Compton is adjutant
of the Portland post. 7
' Harold Regele will leave In a
few days for North Powder where
he will I teach this year. Mr.
Regele was" graduated from Wil
lamette juniverBity. last June and
makes his home In Canby, but has
been working in Salem this sum
mer. ,;...;.'- .-.;; ; ;'
Miss Yelma " Brbnson of. Amity
was in the city Wednesday morn
ing, h - ;'
: R. II. Holmes.' traveling freight
agent for the Southern Pacific.
was called taJToledo yesterday by
business. ;; .... .
Arthur C.-Rudd, . publicity man
for the! Pendleton .Roundup, was
In the city . yesterday. - Mr. Rudd
was. graduated' from the Univers
ity rof Oregon this spring, and was
editor of the Emerald, daily morn
ing newspaper' published by' the
student ! body. - He will enter Co
lumbia i university In New" York
city this fall.
iror. George s. Turnbull, of the
school .jaf journalism, . University
of Oregon, was a guest at the Ro
tary club at the Wednesday lunch
eon. ' : .
Miss ! Violet Hoover and her
mother are vacationing in Douglas
county,r "tahkmg the trip bu auto
mobile," Miss Hoover is : steno
grapher In the offices of Fred -A.
Williams, and William F. : Powers.
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HARRYE.BIGKERS
DIES
PORTLAND
Funeral Will Be Held in That
City This Afternoon at.
One Thirty
Harry E. Bickers, after an ill
ness of two years, died In Port
land yesterday at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Otho Smith, at 436
East Forty-seventh street south.
; The funeral will be held in Port-
When and Where and Who
-pHESE are the things that the
! JL ' mnAaim fnnorol 15retn'r Hrtpa
W Uifi,
not take into Consideration.
He is prepared, to serve at any
hour of the j day or night. .He
serves in the nearby rural districts
as efficiently as? fn the city. And
he makes no distinctions " of
kind when he is called upon.
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. It is this tjrpe of service that we
strive to render,
WEBB'S
FUNERAL PARLORS
"Superior uuneral Service"
205Sa Church Street
Phone 120
land this afternoon at 1:30, at the
chapel, 5th and Belmont streets.
Formerly' Well Known Here
Harry (Horace E. ) Dickers was
superintendent of the Oregon state
reform school now called the state
training school, here under the
administration of Governor Geer,
and he was the first superinten
dent of the state Institution for
Well TAMN YOU TO WNf SV
We teach the latest meth
ods in bookkeeping and
accounting. . The business
practices that are taught
in this; school give the
earnest student the ability
to hold down his job from
the start. And be has the
necessary confidence.
STAftf HERE!?
BEGIN NOW!
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the feeble minded. After leaving
Salem he went back to Pendleton,
which city had been his home be
fore coming to Salem, and where
he was engaged In the Insurance
business.
The news or tne death . of 5Tr.
Bickers came to Salem in a tele
phone message to Mrs. Dr W.
Carleton Smith.
K0 TIME TO HtTJt for a Joctc?
or drug store -when r suddenly
eized with agonizing intestinal crsmf a,
deadly nausea and prostrating cHarthoci.
CHAMBERLAin'i;
COLIC and DIARR1IOCA
, REMEDY
gives instant warmth, comfort anJ t..
from pain. Never fails.
; ua Statesman Classified Ada
On my farm 7 miles north of . Inrlependence, and 1
mile north of Drunk's Corner, on
Friday, Sept. 5, 192 i
Commencing at one o'clock, the followins
will be sold:
'""14 head of mills" goats; Guernsey bull, 1 year bid, pure
bred: 8-ft. tandem disk; 5-section harrow; 8-ft.' Kentusky
double disc drill; 4-bottom disc plow; hay tedder; 8-ft.
single disc drill; feed grinder; 20 step ladders; 20 stands
of bees; 3-bottom gang plow; 700 lbs. honey; Oliver spray
outfit; land roller, 7 ft.; bone grinder; drag. saw; set of
work harness; 3 cross cut saws; heating stove; saw man
drel; set of binder trucks; some bee .supplies; extractor;
capper; all small tools.
TERMS: All sums of $20 and under, cash; over $20 six
months time will be given on notes with approved security
at 8 per cent.' '
H. H. HARRIS,' Owner. GEO. SATTERLEE,
Just An Auctioneer, Salem, Ore.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Clerk of Sale, Salem, Or.
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FOR PETERS & MILLS PIANO HOUSE
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A carload shipment iustin! New, hand-
some instruments- as bright and clean as
crisp dollar bills! This car of Gulbransens
will hot last very long. People realize that
Gulbransen music should be in j every
home.
We invite inspection of the Gulbransen
not as an ordinary player-piano, but as a
Registering Piano that registers your own
i No need to know music; ho heeid to play
iby hand you cah express yourself music
'ally, as hundreds of thousands of others
are doing, through the Gulbransen Regis
tering Piano.
5 Gulbransen Registering Pianos (playable by hand or
(pedals) 4S0;-$330, ?S15, $700. ' Reproducing rian6s (play-
J able by hand, by pedals, or electrically) $770, $855, $340. '
f Upright Pianos (playable by hand only) $205,$35O, $440.
1 Sold 'everywhere in the United States at the. same prices, ;
freight prepaid; one set of four Gulbransen Instruction Rolls ,
Included. Easy terms.
519 Court Street
PETE RSI
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