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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1924)
f i Official jXame Given A CO acre farpi belonging to Melvln Wen has been " given the name "Creani CretU," according to papers filed in county court yes terday. I " ! ' ; ' - " Floor Ijirnjx With beautiful silk shades, now $14.85. S. Hamilton. 05 Two Couples to W Marriage licenses were Issued yesterday to V. cjsperry of Port land and Verna Dalley of Salem, and to Joseph F. Buyserle and Es ther Smith, both of Saint Paul. PrescottV Apples-f- - King's and Spitzenberg's 75c at orchards in Polk county, Oak Grove road. Bring boxes. o5 Heavy Rejcistratlon ' . . An indication of the keen Inter est that is being taken In voting this year is seen n the fact that the registration inj Marion county is officially reported to have been the heaviest in many years. Reg istration books closed yesterday. Visit Coin's Dahlia. Farm Jef fersonj. oil Three Sentenced ' . : f Three men, found guilty of var ious charges, were sentenced to the state penitentiary yesterday. Frank Allen was given three years for larceny In a dwelling; George D. Padrick two years for obtain ing goods by falsa pretenses; Earl Snyder five years; for committing burglary in a dwelling. It Will Pay Toi "Well to examine our comforters and blankets. See C. S. Hamilton. window display. 05 Funeral Notice -! i i. The funeral of :Opel Page was held at the Webb funeral parlors yesterday at 2 o'clock. Interment was In the Bethel Icemetary at Sil verton. : j ' - ;r nome' of Universal ? Ranges and stores at Stiff's. Every, Sunday School Teacher In Salem and. the sur rounding community should if possible attend the meeting at the Salem public library Monday eve ning at 7:30. The meeting is especially for those interested in WOODRY I Buys Furniture i ' -,;:uPlioni'511"-" ( . Dr. B. IL White Osteopathy - Surgery Electronic Diagnosis and Treat ment (Dr. Abram's method). Office Phone B5 or 4 69-J 606 U. a Bank Bldg. f We're All Moved land now that we ar located in our new quarters at ,143 S. LIBERTY ST, we axe in a position to give yon till better 1 service on - your transfer and hauling work. We StiO Handle Fuel and have several carloads of coal due in a Xew days, Better get your order in early. ; ; I Phone 830 jj ' Larmer Transfer l Storage Co. ; !: . Cars for Hire j WITHOUT DRIERS Pur autos are all kept In prima condition, therefore are absolutely safe to drivo. v j TERMINAL TAXI SERVICE We hire them either with or without drirerg, PHONE 2020 Offlon at Stage Terminal 1 DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE y LADD & BUSH : BANKERS Established 1863 . ; :" - r.- Gcneral Banlnng Businerd! , ; ; Clf ica Hc73 f rcra 10 a. ra. to 3 p. n, .. . .. . ... ... ! ; ' 1 i J," , ,;...:; ; ..i:.,;,.,,-.,; , ;., -, , ; ,,. . ',,,, .,, , ! ihA NEWS IN teaching Sunday, school classes, a leading Sunday school superinten dent in Salem eaid it will be "Practical Teacher Training." Wanted to Way C horse upright steam boiler. Phone 80S, Al Skirvan. ' , o5 Girl Is Injurwl :Miss Velma Taylor was struck by an automobile at State and Commercial: about 8 o'clock last night. The machine was driven by George Jones, who lives at Judson and Winter. Miss Tay lor, who received severe bruises but no serious injuries, was taken to her home at, 1795 Fairgrounds road. ' i i . To 'Whom It May Concern - Talbott cryed my sale and his work was very satisfactory. You should get in touch with him be fore you list your sale. W. C. Pettyjohn. ! i i o5 No Sympathy Extended ; , Ultra modern ideas by George P.! Christenson guided himself in taking Marjarie Austin Schulme rich of Hillsboro on a trip to Eu gene did not meet with sympathy when aired before Judge Kelly of the circuit court yesterday morn ing. Sibbie Christenson, in suing for divorce, told the judge that her husband has accused her of being mid-Victorian when she objected to bis taking the trip and regis tering the j other woman as his wife. A few letters discovered by the wife also added to the situa tion. The divorce was granted. Congoleum Rug 9x12 slightly imperfect, now $10.00. C.S S. Hamilton. 05 Filbert Prospects Good : ' Prospects : for a good filbert crop this year are said to be very good in this locality. In compari son with the acreage that will come into bearing in the next two or three years, the crop this year is comparatively light. Con ditions are shaping themselves so as there are indications that the market-will be on its feet , for Willamette) valley filbert men when there is a sufficient quantity of nuts to make the national trade worth while. Just Imagine j,;,. You can t get a Gulbransen Ite- eisterine piano for $450.00 up. Terms. Peters & Mills 519 Court. ! -I o5 ' - i i J: Buy Your Heaters! Now : I H. Li. &tf, Furniture Co, o2tf '"- ' , i ! New Piano Here- Peters & Mills are exhibiting the new Gulbransen grand piano. rumors about which have j been rife through the trade for some time. The new Gulbransen pro duct is five feet and four; inches in length and made its appearance during the recent convention at the McAlpin hotel. The company has experimented with : various sizes of grand pianos for some time j the big objective being to obtain a tone that would reflect credit upon the jname. In the Miss Beatrice Shelton Teacher of Piano : . High school credits granted. Studio, 345 Marion.' Phone 1299; Derby building, 365. (Typewriters! AU UUQS 95 Dewn . 5 Monthly O. 1C. Lockwoed 147 K. Com. St. Psoas S68 RADIO HEADQUARTERS j - For .:;!:, . RADIO SUPPLIES Open Evening 291 NORTH COMMERCIAL! Popular Priced i Tailored Suits $25 to 45 Men's said Young Men's D. H. MOSHER f TAILOR 1 ttf BRIEF new product it is believed the desired effect has been obtained. ' Krnest Infer Landscape Gardener. Prepare plans: General grad ing and planting:. Rock and Wall gardening a specialty. Route 1, Box 11, Phone 116F4. o5 Men's Ilible Clam Meets Promptly at 9 : 30 " o'clock this morning at the Bligh theater the J. J. Evans's men's Bible class will hold its first fall meeting down town. Miss Grace Fawk will be the soloist of the day with Dr. H. C. Epley leading the sing ing. The average attendance at these classes last year was around 150 men. Prior to the beginning of the class there will be a short concert by the boys training school band. 4 Trade In Your Old Heater On a new one at Stiff's. o2tf Heavy Crops Planted f Plowing for wheat, oats and other grains to be planted this year is now under way. What wheat has been sowed is up and looking fine, from all : reports. Some of the clover planted in mid season was killed by the drought and as a result some clover is be ing seeded at present, but most of this will be sowed In the spring. Gulbransen Pianos $295.00 and up. Terms. Peters & Mills, 519 Court. . o5 End Cuenmber Harvest Approximately 15 tons of cu cumbers have been handled this year before the frost put an end to the deal. The last of the cu cumbers were Bhipped from the Salem Fruit Union plant last night by Lloyd Gregg, who has. had charge. The receiving 1 started about the middle of July and has been continuous. Shipments were made to a leading Portland plckl-J Prescott's Appl King's and Spitzenberg's 75c at orchards in Polk county. Oak Grove road. Bring boxes. o5 Dedicate Annex Today ; ' Dedication of the new Sunday school annex of the First Metho dist church, will be observed to day, all six departments halting In their classwork for a short ser vice promptly at 10 o'clock ; The new addition will accommodate about 400 persons and was' erect ed at a cost of $2100. The final worn ana me placing oi ine iurni ture was completed yesterday; A furnace has been Installed and a new piano, donated by a member of the church, will be ready for use. i : Blanket Special For Saturday only, Xashau large double plaid blankets, $4 values for $2.89. C. J. Brier Co. . o5 Farmers Are Wanted t . ' At a recent meeting of the board of directors of the Chamber of Commerce1 the opinion was ex pressed that Marion and Polk counties could care for. some of the farmers in the central states who have made big money on the advance in the price of wheat and corn. In order to call attention to the Salem district and the Wil lamette valley as a most desirable country in which to live, adver tisements will be placed in several of the leading farm magazines In the Mississippi valley during this month, November and December. A Real Buy- In a new piano fully guaranteed $295.00, terms. Peters & Mills, 519 Court. o5 t ' Hospital Patients Leave Recovering from recent opera t ions, Mrs. V. A. Montgomery of Gervais, Richard Horn of Falls City, the latter the small son of Dr. and Mrs. Horn, have been dis charged from the Deaconess hos pital. Mrs.' Antone Cahrman of 470 North Church underwent an operation Saturday and is report ed as doing as well as could be expected. H. Lu Stiff Furniture Co I -Have a wonderful line of heat era on display. ; o2tf New C. of C. Member - , Announcement is made of the membership of T. J. Rice, a black smith of 1105 South Fourteenth, being received by-theChamber ff Commerce. The membership was brought in by C. O. Rice, city treasurer. f ? ' ' Use Our Distributive Payment plan if your cannot spare the cash. Pomeroy & Keene, Jewelers and Opticians. o5 Many Cars at Park . j ' A gain of nearly 1500 automo biles over last year is reported from the city auto camp grounds. Up to October 1 of last year there were 4048 automobiles registered. while at the same date this year there-were 5578. " Last October 451 automobiles registered during the month, and it is expected this figure will be passed this year. RIGDON SON'S IXORTUABX i i Unequaled Berrien r, ' Assuming this Ho be the tact, it is safe to estimate that approxi mately 6,000 automobiles, or 24, 000 persons, will have stopped, at the camp groupds by the time the season is over.i Don't Fail to The new Gulbransen Grand. A real sensation in the piano world. Terms. Peters l& Mill, 519 Court. I I - OO. Grocer Rays Appl Nearly 700 boxes of Stark's De licious apples have been purchased from the I.jL Patterson orchard at Eola by tieSRoth Grocery store. Delivery onl the fruit, which is orchard ruhjj has alreaady started. Three carloads' of apples from the George N. ThofnpsQn place on the River road, about tour miles north of Salem, have," been purchased! by xoung & wens. Tnese apples are all Spitz, as Thompson is the lead ing grower of I this variety in the vicinity of Salem.: Blanket Special For Saturday only, Nashau large double plaid blankets, $4 values for $2.89. C. J. Brier Co. o5 i r. Publishing Booklet The new booklet to be Issued by the Chamber of Commerce is now in proces of publication and will be off the, press' in about two weeks. The pamphlet gives- in plain languag and figures what this section of the state has to offer to the farmer. There has not been issujed any really new information on ; Marion county since the booklet was put out by the chamber n 1920. The new publication . will : contain figures and facts up to October 1, 1924.- Heaters M . 5 V With Plain i nickle trimmings. cast lined-top and bottom, priced right. C. S. (Hamilton. ' 05 Radio' Won't Work ... A mm - . V snorts tojyisiaii a successiui radio outfit i(it the fire depart ment have so- far proven unsuc cessful, though several radio men have put -the equipment in place. Some contend that interference from the high voltage wires that are in the alley s are responsible. nut otner aaise is io .me eneci that the power line has a leak somewhere, f Anyhow, the fire men, with assistance from experts, are unable to! install a radio out fit that workfij Play Any Gulbransen . " Five minutes and you will want one. Terms. ; feter & Aims, 519 Court.1 I ! o5 Escaped Boy Raptured i Ronald Cox, one of two boys who escaped from the boys. train ing school late Friday afternoon was captured! at Jefferson about noon Saturday. His companion was apprehended at; Turner a few hours after they escaped. An of ficer from he institution and three inmates were sent on the hunt. One of the boys was left on the Santiafi bridge at Jefferson while the. others went to Albany. The guard stopped Cox and held him until the officer returned from Linn county. Keep Warm Now Pay later 4t Stiff's. o2tf f- Driver Deposits Bail In the ponce court Saturday w. E. Oliver deposited $10 bail on a charge of reckless driving. He was cited to appear Monday after noon. Fine Line i Of lamp frjnges, 20 percent off. C. S. Hamilton. ; , 05 Only Chimney Fi The Salem fire department made, a fast'run to 666 Belmont shortiy before ' noon Saturday, called by a Chimney fire. There was no damage done to the resi dence. ' - J j j , Hear Free Bble Lecture Derby halt Sunday, Oct. 5, at 8 n. m. Three Worlds of the Earth." I o5 Liquor Case Continued When Ira E. Spencer, of 1807 Broadway, appeared before Mar ten Poulsen,! police Judge, Satur day he decided to take . an addi tional 24 hors In which to enter his plea. Spencer was arrested late Friday eight on Fairgrounds road by Officer Edwards. He was driving a truk. i At the police sta tion he was booked for transporta tion, and possession of. intoxicat ing liquor, pencer's hearing will be held Monday Exceptional Values tn our usM goods department. C. S. Hamilton. ' 05 ' -'-I 1 IT ."; Grace Wood Jless Concert I Oct. 7, Fif-st Christian church. Admission, $1. Season tickets, $4. On safe at Moore's music house. o7 Liquor Owners Fined Another episode in the "wild party" which was Interrupted at Wood burn earlier in the week was enacted in the Justice court Sat urday when! Fred E. Norton and Ed Jackson J both .of Portland, were fined $,100 each for posses sion of intoxicating liquor. Both are waiting faction by the . grand jury for anf alleged attack . upon two young (woman companions, who had gone to a hotel room witb them. - The attack, It was said by the women,! occurred following considerable! drinking. Ball was set at $500 on this charge. Friends of Norton came to his rescue yea- terday and not only paid bis fine but .put .up the necessary bail money, i Jackson, unable to raise either the $100 or $500 was re turned to the county jail. Use Our Distribute Payment plan if you cannot spare the cash. Pomeroy & Keene, Jewelers and Opticians. o5 Albert Quits Camp.. T. G.' Albert, superintendent of the Salem auto camp grounds, has resigned his position for the re mainder of the year in order, to obtain' some much needed rest at the coast.- H. S. Poisal has been engaged by the park board to serve as superintendent during the remainder of the i year that the camp grounds are kept open. The grounds will be officially closed the last of' this month. Liquor Cuse Continued Because there is apparently some doubt as to the true owner ship of the still found on the A. Henry place south of Salem, sen tence was deferred the justice court yesterday and the case con tinued for further investigation. Civic. Music Club Tickets Season, $4; Jess concert, $1. On salo at Moore's music house. 67 Births nre Reported ' Birth reports filed with -Ihe city health officer Saturday in cluded those of Lyman DeWight, Jr to tMr. and Mrs. L. D. Siin din, of 1550 Ferry, on October 3. Mr, S'undin is a well-known tailor. Barba Jean is the name of a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Saunders, of 1240 North Twenty-first on October 3, and Isame, to Mr. and Mrs. Dangiro Tbkagij of 445 Ferry, on Septem ber 27. Will Hear of Prunes Prunes, from the tree to the boarding house, will be the sub- ject of a discussion before, the Klwanis club at its Tuesday noon luncheon by H. S. Gile, president of the Willamette Valley Prune as-; sociation. Mrs. Early Pea rcy will, be the soloist of !the day, accom- J. THERE IS A REMINGTON FOR EVERY NEED Remingrton Quiet-12 For General Office Use; Remington Portable For Personal Writing Remington Noiseless Where Silence is Desired, Commercial Book Store "If It's for the Offlo We Have If NATURE lirXA UXVJU those ' : .: ' 1 o I ir lib pnysicai conmiion is always largely a matter ox eye condition. Our skilled optometrists will tell you after one examination whether ley e strain is affecting, your reserve of vitality. MORRIS OPTICAL CO. 301-2-3-4 DK HENRY E. MORRIS V i Many people do not rwilizo that th moat exhaiwtirg of all work is housework end the care of children. Many a woman who should be in the prime of life finds her strength gone, hef nerves unitrunjr and is weak, worn out and run down with pale. thin, watery blood from the strain of housework. . In such cases, what yon need is some thing to put more iron into your diooo. Nuxated Iron contains iron like the iron 1 n n - Dr. Mendelsohn Eyesight . Specialist 210 United States Bank Bldg. In purchasing glasses meas ure your economy by the serv ice received. : The material in glasses is worth only so much per ounce. Expert skill and knowledge em ployed are what make value. The best of lenses are prac tically useless unless your ail ment has been diagnosed and glasses prescribed according to your need; j , I fit glasses 'correctly. My' prices are very-reasonable for the services and mate rials received. One-third of a century of practical experience is at your service. I guarantee satisfac tion in every respect. . I do not belong to any com bine which can dictate' prices to me. . : ; - . Dr. M. P. Mendelsohn j panied h Prof. T. S. Roberts." The reward of merit will be donated by Lowe the Jeweler. , j Genevieve Findley Will take pupils in the piano this winter. Phone 825. Q5 Indian Girl Wins Suit " j Damages of $8,000 have been awarded Margaret Sutton, 15, an Indian girl, in the federal court at Seattle for injuries received Suits Cleaned and Pressed $1.50 1i ; Suits Pressed j 50c 152; So. Church St. I Salem, Ore. x -. :!. . .. r J - ! t withholds .many delights from with defective vision, xour A A 1 Oregon Bldg. DR. A. McCULLOCir in spinach, lentils and appl. and lAro the iron in your blood. You will be astonished at how much better you fed oftn in even a few davs. ' Try taking N'uxated Iron for two weeks, and you will see color come back to your Ups and chfeks, you will not be so easily upset by trifles, nJ best of aU. yen viU lind that you have Xk.it mirmafth and energy and endurance for your daily tasks. At an gooa aruKjcist. ENJOY jthe added warmth and com fort; that only, good coal can give you this coming winter. WE have the coal that is "just right" for. your heating plant. GOOD coal from $12.75 per ton up. DON'T try to make one kind of coal do for every purpose, consult us as to the kind best adapted tor your home. Phone 1855 HILLMAN FUEL CO. Dealers in High Grade Coal and Wood I See our full page ad in Telephone Directory. i when she was attacked by two negro waiters on - the steamship Admiral Evans .while en route from' Alaska to Seattle about a year ago. Miss Sutton sued the Pacific Steamship company, oper ators of thefvessel, ;f or $25,000. The action was ! brought through her guardian HarwoOd Hall, sup erintendent of the Salem Indian school at Chemawa.j where the girl is enrolled-as a student. The two negroes?. were convicted on the charge and are (now serving a life sentence in the McNeil Is land prison. I i i Larceny Is Reported-j Two cases Of petty larceny came to the attention, of the Salem po lice department Saturday when J. M. Spong reported that his boat house at the foot of f Court street had been entered since Friday aft Two Emm TUESDAY, OCT. 7, 1:30 P. M. Zenith electric washincr versal 6-hole range, coiled, nickle base, white enamel trimmed, like new; Universal heater, board and pipe, like new; mahogany cane back davenport upholstered in blueivelour, like new; mahogany floor lamp with silk shade ; grey enamel bed room suite, including "dresser, vanity dresser and bed, spring and mattress; Ivcry child's wardrobe; 3 steel beds with springs and mat tresses ; ,54-inch! fumed oak plank top extension table and 7 leather seated dinners to match, extra good set; "whito enamel dresser) fir dresser; White drop head sewir. machine; 4 rugs 9x12 in Axminster.and tapestry Brus sels; 3 Congoleum rugs; set reducing records; electric plate; card table; oak hall rack; reed chair; oak rockers ; antique walnut.jsewing cabinet; ice box; kitchen tat! 2; folding cot; square, extension table; home canned -fruit, fruit jars, axe, wash tubs, boiler, kitchen utensils, dishes, ironing board, and a lot of miscellaneous articles. ..Terms cash. ' PUBLIC ATTENTION: Everything advertised in this sale is justj like new. EDWIN :D. SOCOLOFSKY, F. N. WOODRY, IONE HICKERMAN, Auctioneer, Owners. , , , f . Phone 511,- Szlzzi. 'Woodry.Buys Furniture for cash or sells on comraisslcn Another Real .FiiFiiitiire WEDNESDAY, OCT. 8, 1:30 P. M. V 1910 Waller Street , Take S. 12th street car and walk 5 blocks east. ' St. Regis upright piano, mahogany case, used only G months;: waxedj oak Duofold in craftsman leather with mattress ; waxed oak extension table, 48-inch plank top, like new; 6 waxed oak full box leather seated dinners; waxed oak library table ; 2 overstuffed craftsman leath er rockers ; y4 oak dresser ; oak library lamp ; Congoleum rug; Axminsterj rug 9x12, and other rugs; 8nday mantla clock; 3-4 bed, complete; 2 two-inch post Simmon's beds with springs and mattresses ; mahogany smoker's stand ; square oak extension table; kitchen maid white enamel cabinet, like new ; lawn mower; range ; heater, board and pipe; pictures, jardaniers, wash tubs, fruit jars, boilers, 2-burner oil stove, oil heater, axe, ironing board, looking glass, aluminum ware, kitchen utensils, dishes, and many other articles. Terms H. E.: BROWN, "Owner. ' f r: - - . ;::- ;. ::y ';' Woodry Buys Furniture for ernoon and 10 or "12 canoe pad dles and a pair of field glasses stolen. George Lynch complaiaoil to the police that a bicycle tal been stolen from his pla.ee at 33 , North High. III o I In One r --- -- - " " ; - - ; . 1560 State Street machinp. lmnsf npw' TTnT. Good Piano and 1. i t 1 1 Cash, i F. N. WOODRY, v Auctioneer, Fhcns 511, Res. 1610 N. 2u-cr Zi. cash or sells cn cc. : I : . 1