THE OUEGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 6, 1924
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Mixed License Plates
An unusual case developing
around mixed license plates
through evident ignorance of ill
motor vehicle laws came to light
recently when State Traffic Offi
cer Newell Williams attempted Ito
register an out of state, car. TJhe
machine had one New York li
cense plata when stopped by the
officer. He directed the driver J to
the state house where he was tqld
to register his vehicle. Later; 0f
fleer Williams found the party en
joying a meal along the side f of
the road, the machine carrying
Oregon license plates,. A check Jon
the number did not coincide wjth
the names given by the drivers
Further investigation . revealed
that the ; tourists had a bill I of
sale for the car made out in Chi
cago.1 .' The party had worked! in
Montana until the time limit! for
the Illlnoij license had expired,
then, finding one lone New Yerk
plate, they proceeded on their
way through Salem. After regis
tering the Tehicle they purchased
for II a pair of Oregon plateaTin
Portland. Officer Williams took
them to the state house and mjkde
them purchase proper plates and
then released the party, which
ws; bound for California.
Pupils In Singing :
May meet-Miss Magers at
Iier
studio ; in the Derby Bldg.. today.
Saturday, to arrange for lessons.
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Flags Heady For Fal
Work of arranging the 120 pew
flags for street decoration i pur
poses is under way at the Cham
ber of Commerce and as soor as
ine new shipment Is made ready
there will be nearly 200 of J the
banners available for street deco
ration purposes. The flags
make their appearance for
jwill
the
first time when they are used in
connection with the state
decorations in the business
trict. .
Ifair
dis-
AVanted 5 j Experienced
Waitresses, eteady employment.
Gray Belle. a24tf
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Births A Reported "
, Four birth reports, a few of
them rather belated, wero rejelv-
wgodryS
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Buys Furniture
Phone 511
Dr. B. H. White
Dr. Anne Brckke
Osteopathy
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I " ."' Surgery
I Electronic Diagnosis and Trt&t.
I ment (Dr. Abram's method).
Office Phone 859
Residence Phone 469-JJ
506 U.-S. Bank Bldg.
We're AU
Moved
and now" that we are' located In
, our new quarters at j
143 S. LIBERTY ST.
we are in a position to give you
till better service on your
transfer and hauling work
We Still nandlc Fuel
and hare several carloads of
coal due In a'. few days. Better
get your order In early. .
' Phono 030
Larmer Transfer! &
; Storage Co. 1 1
Cars for Hire
WITHOUT DRIVERS
, Our autos are 'all kept in prime condition,
therefore are absolutely safe td drive.
j terminal taxi service '
1 We hire them either with or without drivers. 5
PHONE 2020; I ; :-!: , j ffnp:
at Stage Terminal
j DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
LADD &5BUSH
BANKERS!
Established 1868
General Banking Business
Office Hours from 10 a. ra. to 3 p. cu
NEVS IN
cd at the office1 of the cit health
officer Friday. These were reports
of the arrivals of Phyllis- Marie,
to Mr. and Mrs. Walter" I. Thom
as, 1383 Mission, September 1;
Howard Dajrid to Mr. and Mrs.
II. D. Weese, 120 Academy, Au
gust 12; Thomas, to Mr. and Mrs.
Kujare Sugai, six miles north of
Salem on August 9 and Ruth
Eleanor, to Mc and Mrs. Albert
Van Valkehberg, who lives near
Turner, on jAugust 25. ! I ;
Our Used Goods ; '
Department has a number of
good dining' tables, davenports.
desks, book
cases, buffets, China
closets, kitchen cabinets, etc. Ham-
Ilton's.
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lied Cross
to Meet
The annual meeting of Oregon
chapters of the American Red
Cross will; be j held in Portland
next Fridav and Saturday, it was
announced j 'yesterday by jMiss
Georgia PUitJ secretary of ; Wil
lamette chapter. Work! of the or
ganization ind plans for' the year
will be discussed. ; ilarry Levy,
president, .Will attend one of the
sessions,, probably the onte oh Fri
day. All of) the active members of
the board of directors, are receiv
ing official notices of the meet
ing and are being urged to attend.
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A Dance at WOW Hall
Given by the Silver Bell circle.
Saturday, Sept. 6. J Music by the
Orioles.
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Woman Driver Found Guilty
Margaret j Forbes, of 602
Lovejoy, j Portland, was found
guilty of j reckless driving when
she appeared In the justice court
yesterday -and was fined $10 and
costs, whch amounted to nearly
$50 in addition'. The woman driv
er was arrested upon complaint of
Edna R. d wards, on August 12.
Though jher attorney indicated
that the case would be appealed,
it is believed' -that an appeal will
not be taken. ,
Big Saving I
On used furniture and baby car
riages. Hamilton's. . i s6
Scarlet Fever; Here
One now caso of scarlet fever
this week was reported
to the cily health officer yester
day as were two other cases which
developed
latB last week, j With
I of chicken pox, this
one case
brings the total number of cases
of contagious;, diseases reported
this weekj to four.
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Get That Wilton Hue
Now during our clearance sale.
Hamilton,' 30 Court. s6
Will Plead Monday j f
V. C. IcDonald was given until
next Monday to enter his plea in
the justice court. McDonald was
arrested jupon complaint of a resi
dent Of East (State, who alleged
that a large truck driven by Mc
Donald, who was hauling flax to
the prison J came too close ito his
machine,! jbadly scratching a new
Ford cojpe 30 that the machine
will have to be re-painted- The
specific charges against McDon
ald are operating a truck with an
over-width load and reckless driv
ing. .;; j i.,t : 1 . . : ;.
Minnetttf .Magers of Portland ,
Will teach Friday afternoon and
all day Saturday of each week In
Salem, Those desiring td study
should arrange the time for their
lessons how. ! ! s6
Chnngin
K Tent Book
Nearl
one-third of the text-
books
w!i
Ill be changed for 1925,
through
action of the state text-
book
dommittee, according to
RADIO HEADQUARTERS
RADIO SUPPLIES
I Open Evenings
291 JXORT1I COMMERCIAL
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Popular Priced
Tailored Suit $25 to $15
Men's and Young Men's
DU h. mosher
. II ir tailor -
BRIEF
George W. Hug. superintendent of
schools. Five of the changes wjjl
be in texts' used in the grades and
six in high school courses, lie
cause of this change, 'Superinten
dent Hug is being visited almost
daily by book salesmen! Members
of the state commission are Miss
Margaret Cooper, of Salem; A.jC.
Hampton, superintendent of the
La Grande schools; George A.
Briscoe, superintendent of schools
at Ashland; A. C. Schmitt, of the
OAC faculty staff and Milton Mil
ler, of Lebanon. !
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Clearance Sale Prices "?. fil;
On all Wilton, Ax minster. Vel
vet and Tapestry rugs., Hamilton's,
34a Court street. ; s6
GctH Building Permit
E. O, McMillan yesterday re
ceived a building permit for $600
for the construction of a dwelling
at 2430 Maple avenue. ) .
Clean Up Sale
Of used goods (second floor) to
make room for alterations about
to be made. Hamilton's. ' r-s6
Wobblier Get Order j
Two Wobblies, giving the names
of L. C. Sullivan and M. C. Fran
cis, were arrested here yesterday
by Officer Thompson. They were
charged with distributing IWW
literature. When they were taVen
to the police station they were
ordered out of town by Chief 5 of
Police Frank A. Minto. The, In
structions were obeyed. 'Ti'
Klear Flax Rugs-
All sizes, 2 7-inch up to large
room sizes, just half price during
our September clearance sale-' of
rugs. C. S. Hamilton, 340 Court
street. , s6
New Officer Named 1 j
Harry Brenerman has been ad
ded to the Salem police force ! by
Chief of Police Frank A. Minto.
Officer Brenerman takes the place
of A. Wintersteen, who; left the
force Saturday night to open a
barber shop in the vicinity of the
fair grounds-
Want a Loan t
Of $1500 on Salem residence.
Socolofsky. Phone 970. ; 7 S7
Big Value "
Fine imported grass rugs 9x12,
$3.98; 36 in. by 72 in., 75c. This
week only. Hamilton's, 340 Court."
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Uso Rifle Range Sunday
Finishing touches to the new
rifle range about seven miles from
the city on the Salem-Turner road
are now being made and an inter
company match will be staged
Sunday between Company F and
Headquarters detachment, of ) the
coast artillery i corps. The two
military organizations will leave
from the Armory at 8 o'clock and
will i return to Salem about 1
o'clock. Including in the finish
ing touches to the range are the
placing of 800 feet of protective
fencing, two flag poles, six warn
ing signs and a telephone line
from the firing points to the tar
get. ' " ; '
All Droppetl Patterns 1
In bedroom suites greatly re
duce at Hamilton's. s6
Returncl to School,
I'erry m. urowe was picKea up
for Investigation Friday morning
by Sergeant George D. White.
Later it developed that he, had
escaped from the feeble minded
school and was returned to7 the
institution. , j
Wanted 5 lixperlenced
Waitresses, eteady employment.
Gray Belle. ' ' B24tf
Italian Prunes KweeteNt vh -.
Italian prunes have an excep
tionally heavy sugar content and
are coming from the driers as
sweet if not sweeter than the pe
tites, according to reports received
by local prune -men. .
A Bargain In A Slightly l'ed
Chevrolet coupe at Newton
Chevrolet Co. s7
Coming to Dreamland ;
Cole McEIroy Jazz Band; eight
men and singer, Friday ;' night.
Valley Orchestra Saturday' night.
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Services in West Salem i
In Thomas Burgess Ford Me
morial, West Salem. Big rally at
tendance at Sunday school, Last
month the attendance average was
more than twice that of the; Win
ter months. Itis desired to make
this month bigger yet. better yet.
Rev. Hawthorne will be in charge
of preaching services at 11; a. m.,
and 7:30 p. m. Mrs. II. J. Mor
riss will lead song service a;t 7:00
p. m. Junior league pleasant hour
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Big wel
come to all these services.!
Comforters- ; U
One-third off, at Hamilton's. s6
Pastor Thinks Advertising pays
: Reverend i Ernest H. Shanks,
pastor of the First Baptist church.
RIGDON & SON'S
MORTUARY
Unequal cd Service!
Salem, believes that advertising
pays. He believes" that advertis
ing for churches pays. He carries
an advertisementjjijin -The States
man every Sunday morning and
claims to have received results.
The attendance at I his church has
held up remarkably well all dur
ing the summer months and he be
lieves that advertising has hedped
do it.
Used Furniture
We must have fpom in our usgd
furniture department
to make
some alterations
Hence all used
goods will be sold, at even less than
our already low. 'prices. Hamil
ton's. 1:1 1 s6
Drum Corps Rehearses
Regular rehearsal of the drum
and bugle corps; jof Capitol Post
No. 9, was held last night in front
of the Clifford Brown warehouse
under thd direcjtjon of Dr. Carl
Wonner. These f-ehearsals are be
ing held three times a, week in
order to get thQ corps in condi
tion for, American Legion-day at
the state fair, at&'hich time all le
gion posts having drum corps are'
expected to have their organiza
tions on the grounds. 4
Notice
Bids will now
be received fof
the general construction, heating,
ventilating, plumbing and electric
wiring of new building for Salem
Lodge No. 336, PO Elks. Con
tractors may bld.feparately on any
of the above ims except that
heating and ventilating must be
included in one bid. Plans and
specifications ma be secured from
C. Van Patten, ?r., 416 Masonic
Building, Salemlj Bids will be
opened at the )arion hotel," Sa
lem, at 7:30 o'clock p. m., Mon
day, September fi5th.
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Iasky in Again-M- ' ,!
"What's the Use" was the com
ment of Officer! Iouin Olson, who
late Friday afternoon escorted -Ed
Lasky to the city jail after dis
covering the prisoner navigating
under a load of banned heat, taken(
Internally. Jus how many times
Lasky has been arrested on thlaj
charge is noi Known, oui mey re
numerous and fairly regular. Ias
ky accepted thjfive day jail sen
tence without Hjrottst. j
Oh Boy
I, Flake's
Pe,land has dandy
young goats at;
pets, will make
$2.00 each. Great
good drivers. S7,
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Advertising Caravan Here j
With plenty; ,of noise and lea-
tunng annging oen, a ttmu
of a score or njpre of automobiles
from Morimoutfl paraded through
the business Ifidistrict yesterday,
escorted by twd state traffic offi
cers. The carafan called attention
to the celebration at Helmick
park, near Monmouth, next Fri
day,' to celebrate the completion
of the West Side highway.
Coming to Dreamland
Cole McElro' Jazz -Band, eight
men and singer, Friday night.
Valley Orchestra Saturday night.
Snecders Iea
When RobertFrei. of Portland.
and Ralph Wajsh, of Boise, were
arrested Thursday night by Offi
cer Wiles, thefj deposited $10 and
$3 respectivelyj for speeding. The
bail was declared to be forfeit , in
the police court yesterday. , ; .
See Window Display
Of odd dressers, dressing tables
and chiffonier on sale at Hamil
ton's. 'I v - ;s6
Slay Relltric City
Because of-the completion Of
the new J. L.?iparrish Junior high
school, it mayjbe necessary to re
district the cfjEy regarding attend
ance at schools. This question is
expected to come before the next
meeting of the school board which
will be held iluesday night. Other
matters of routine business in
connection with1 the new school
and the completion of details rela
tive to the opening of the public
schools on September 29. i
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Coins Away ip School?
You'll need; a generous supply
of stockings. flToday we begin our
sale of one thousand, two hundred
pairs at 69c $air. These are the
new ''Sport ttibbed Styles" -New
colors; all sizes. See them today.
Millers. I - s6
ciow out Prices ; ; ,
All 'grass :j'rugs just one-half
regular prlcij ( 36-In. by 72-in.
niccy formed and bordered, only
73c;! other izes" in proportion.
This; week oijly. Hamilton's, 340
Gourt. ; ' m - I - ! s6
Hunting Party Back j-'-'j
With five ?bucks to their credit,
a party of hunters including Wal
ter C. Winsliw and son, Norman,
returned toj the city yesterday
after spending two weeks in the'
mountains eftst of Roseburg. Sev
j )hd j
mm
eral bears were seen but the ani
mals were too distant for a shot.
With Mr. Winslow and, his son
were Charles Vick, Russell Smith
and Frank M. Minto, chief of po
lice, who returned to the city the
first of the week.
High Gradei Wool Filled
Comforters1 at one-third off.
Hamilton's, j s6
Moves Into New Home
August Knuteson has taken pos
session of the W. A. Merrfott
home in the Parrish Grove addi
tion, where he will make his.
home with his mother. : The. deal
was handled through It., A. Har
ris, local realtor. Mr. Knuteson is
a commercial picture finisher.)
Many Bargains
In our -used goods department
during our clean up sale. Ham
ilton's. , i s6
School Work Progressing
-Work of getting the schools in
readiness for the fall opening is
well along at present and the new
desks are being placed in the J.
L. Parrish junior high school
while the .installation of lockers
is nearly completed. Sixteen hew
typewriters are being unpacked
at Salem high school for use in
the commercial department. Grad
ing of the grounds at the J. L.
Parrish school 'is also nearly com
pleted. ; : . . . j . -
Extra Special
Durro Chenille rugs, 30x6Q
in.,
all colors, blue, rose, taupe and
gray, plain i designs, reversible;
regular $5 value, $3.98 this week
only. C. S. Hamilton. H
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Amended Complaint Filed
The Commercial State bank of
Omaha, Neb., yesterday filed with
the circuit court an amended com
plaint against Ben J. Eilers.LThe
bank claims to have in its pos
session a promissory note given
by Mr. Eilers for the sum of $600.
The note was made out May 13,
1920. Suit is brought for the-full
sum involved in the note, togeth
er with interest at 7 per cent and
an attorney's fee of $120. I
Wanted $1500
; Room 3, 370 State St.
Before You Leave '
Your home or car have It in
sured properly. Phone 161, Becke
& Hendricks. IT. S. Bk.. Bldg. S7
Two Marriage Ucense
Marriage licenses were issued
yesterday to two couples. One li
cense went to Herbert iLuther
Martin, 1488 South Commercial
street, ; and, Vivian i Doddridge,
1147 North Commercial street.
The two other applicants- were
Allyn Wardwell Nuson,; of Burton,
anfl Mary Walker, of Gervais.
Wanted 5 Experienced
Waitresses, steady employment.
Gray Belle. a24tf
Guardian Appointed
An order by Judge Downing
was filed with the county clerk
yesterday appointing. Hope ; Lock
ley as the guardian of Bonbie V.
R. Cans, said to be an Incompe
tent, and. the owner of about $2,
500 worth of property. '
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Remnants of Linoleum , ;
For your small rooms, such as
bath and breakfast nooks aqd sun
rooms, priced at less than half
the regular cost. Bring your
measures. C. S. Hamilton, 340
Court. 1 : b6
To Invite Naturalized Citizen
Letters were sent out yesterday
to all American citizens living in
Marion county who have become
naturalized since July 1,' 1921,
inviting them to participate in
defense day program on Septem
ber 12. i Each letter sets forth
briefly the purposes of -defense
day and is signed by the Amerir
canization committee, which is
composed of C. A. Kells.i U. J
Boyer, and Mary ' L. Fulkerson
There were 69 persons who re
ceived the letters.
Odd Bedroom-
Piece sale at Hamilton'.
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Five Acledents Fatal ;
During the week ending Sep
tember 4, five fatal accidents out
of a total of 612 industrial casual
ties were reported to the state in
dustrial accident commission. The
fatal cases were: Ernest"; Hart,
Cherry vllle, logger; j. Fred; Berg
feld, Portland, stave Dolterman;
Terry McGovern, Bend, - tunnel
man; George Sanders.. Bend, tun
nel man; James White, Bend, tun
nel man. Of the total number of
NEW LAMP BURNS
94 AIR
Beats Electric or Gas
A new oil lamp that gives an
amazingly brilliant, soft,5 white
light, even better than gas or
electricity, has been tested by the
U. S. Government and 35 leading
universities and found to be su
perior to 10 ordinary oil lamps.
It burns without odor, smoke or
noise no pumping up, is simple,
clean,' safe. Burns 94 air and
6 common kerosene (coal oil).
The inventor, V. M. Johnson,
161 North Union Ave., Portland,
Ore., is offering to send a lamp
on 10 days' FREE trial, or even
to give one FREE to the first user
in each locality who will help him
introduce it. Write him today for
full particulars. Also ask him to
explain ; how you can ; get the
agency, and without experience or
accidents reported' 545 were sub
Jest to the provisions of the work
men's compensation act, 66 were
from firms and corporations that
have rejected the provisions of the
act and one was from a public
utility corporation not subject to
the act. : , " . ..
Charges Wc False
So many people mistook our
69c sport hose to be real-silk
truth of the matter Is, we thought
so too, until we were informed
that artificial silk combined with
highly mercerized threads gave the
sheen or silk effect. See our spe
cial sale of ribbed, stockings to
day. 69c pair. New colors. Mil
ler's, i s6
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PERSONALS
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Cliffonjl Brown, prominent Elk
and American Legion man, has
returned
from an extensive hunt-
ing trip.
Mr. Brown will leave in
a few days for St. Paul, where he
is an Oregon delegate to the sixth
National j American Legion con
vention. J
L. Rudle, of the Roth Grocery
back at work from a two
weeks vacation spent visiting rel
atives in Spokane.
Frank
L. Wager, state agent
for the
business
Veedol motor oil, was a
visitor in the city yester
Wager is a former Salem
day. Mr.
resident ,
quarters!
but now makes his head-
in Eugene. He expects
to establish his; residence here
again inj about a month. '
Robert G. Duncan, of the II. L.
Stiff Furniture company of Sil-
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Showing: the New Colors and Patterns
Then ask
William Wallace GraEdiii
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Concert Violinist
! n "MAKER OF
Head of the Violin Department Willamette University
i Mr. Graham has Artist pupils playing and; teaching in
all parts of the United States.
j In the Musical I Contests held by one of the
largest Musical Clubs in the Northwest,! during
the past year,' hi? pupils won first and second
places in every 0vent in which they Were en
tered both in Portland and Salem, including the
Professional contest in Salem. Mr. IGraham
himself received the first
in this club in Portland.
A pupil of his was awarded the Senior Schol
arship at the American
at Chicago, this season. ;
Mr, Graham will be at the Marlon Hotel on Monday, September
8th from 9 to 3:30 and ;each Monday and Thursday following,
.where appointments for instruction may be madelf
!.-'.;,! , lit I
vertori, was a business caller in
the: city yesterday. Mr. Duncan
at one time was secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce here.' -
-T- Keith White, of Scio, was In
the city yesterday. ' -.
Mrs. J. IIerdlien and Miss Grace
.
HUNDRED DOZEN
TIES
IN THIS SALE!
On Special Sale Beginning Today ! "
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Worth up
Handsome Qualities
1 00 dozen Ties go on special
If. 1-
sale today, and we believe
::-' !p Jv;'-
thesc ties will make a decided
hit. Our deductions are! based
on the clever patterns, 'gener
ous size and the superb quali
ties, all of which should attract
a great deal of attention rf since
the price is so ridiculously low!
Busy?
If
your wife to choose a
for your approval
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an3 Teacher
ARTISTS ?
place as violin sploist
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Conservatory bf Music
B. Hunter, of HUlsboro, were Sa
lem visitors Friday morning.
L..J. Smith wis in -the city Fri
day morning from; Mill City.
Mrs. f Etta Erord, formerly
of the grls training school, has
taken a posltiohjat the deaf schoL,
St--1' SI
in Knitted Ties
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t ...
to $1.00
couple
money make ZQ to f 590 per