i TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 7, 1924
LLLbD CF STiiaiSTS
DBISMS
Lineal Descendant of : Line
i of Scottish Kms Dies ,
..-. at Minto,' Oregon
William Henry;, Burns Stewart
(Stuart) was born December 22.
1842, at Springfield, . Illinois. ' and
passed away at ujs home, Minto,
Oregon, September 27 1924.
j air. , Stewart came fey. px. team
with ,bia parents from Illinois, to
California, in 1856 Where, as o
youth, he became - Interested n
mining operations'. In .the Qolden
state, and, later, In the state ot
Nevada. , Here ,Jie became inti
mately acquainted with' the late
Samuel Li. Clemens, In the Corn
stock lode mines, In the early
sixties. ;: : -v . :. .
Late in 1862, Kir. Stewart came
to Oregon, making his home in
Marion county to the time of his
demise.- Always having been a
constant and vigorous reader, he
was well informed on matters po
litical and historical.
JUa father. ' William Stewart,
was born in Edinburgh, Scotland,
and was , a lineal , ; descendent of
the. family of Scottish kings. , His
grandmother, on his mother's sid,1
was a relative ot the Burns fam
ily, of which the Scotch poet was
a member. !
' . Mr! Stewart's remains were, in
terred' ftx the . JOOF cemetery .at
Jefferson, Oregon, on Tuesday,
Sept. 30. t , i . ".
'The following neat -relatives
suryive: The , widow, formerly
Isa belle Anderson; . Lancet N.
Stewart, a son. of Minto, Oregon;
Mrs. Henry Siegmund, of Stay
ton; Mrs. Alta Leedy, Minto. and
Mrs. Bertha Ward of Seattle,
Washington.
4 (The above , information " was
furnished to The Statesman by C.
Louis Banee, 126 East Fifteenth
street,' Portland, Ore., a nephew).
Mandamus Demands Vote
' On Justices in Group
With Dr. C. J. Smith of Port
land, chairman of the democratic
state central committee, iiamed as
plaintiff, a mandamus suit was
filed In the supremb court yester
day against. Sam; A Koser, seere?
tary of state, demanding thai : the
names of the three lcahdidates",for
the supreme bench Jto be voted on
in the November election be- en
tered on the ballot in a single
group.,, . ' 1 I I ' -,
On the ballot as certified, by
Secretary of State Jvoier, Justice
Coshow and Judge H. III. Belt of
Dallas appear as Uie democratic
and the republican candidates re
spectively to succeed Justice Law
rence T. Harris, who resigned.
Justice Coshow was; appointed to
the office by the -governor, bit
under the law serve only through
the approaching election. ", The
Ijiame of Judge Pery K. Kelly of
Albany;. appears on. the ballot as
an Independent candidate to suc
ceed the late Justice 'John Mc
CourU Judge Kelly is a republi
can, but Is running independently
because; the death' of Justice Mc
Court occurred too late to make- it
possible for candidates to file with
party designation.
It is the opinion of the peti
tioners for the' mandamus that
with the three names grouped,
and with instructions for the vot
ers to vote for two. Justice Coshow
will have a better chance of elec
tion thanvhe. will with only Judge
Belt as his opponent.
; They arrested a French count
In New York for bootlegging; but
it may be a mistake, most boot
leggers looking like. counts now.
Registration Day at;
Church Big Success
Registration 4day at; the . First
Baptist church! yesterday.; was a
great success. Every, resident
member had been asked to report
at either, the morning or evening
service, and the result was gratify
ing, jj At the morning service IS
new members received the hast! of
fellowship and five letters bring
ing more new members cameo
hand during the day. The evan
gelistic, message of the church ex
pressed in the ; ; motto recently
adopted, "Each one win' one,"
gripping the membership of the
church, j It is a sort of contest in
which the membership is' enlisted.
The jregistration .will. be carried
through the month of October. A
great,! many students were present
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Bones' Garage
Gdrage and Service Station .
Clark
Turner, Ore;
, W. H., Grocery
2290 State St
. Tiries and Au jo Supplies '
Commercial and
; Chemeketa-
Economy Grocery
1601 Center :St
Pacific
W! Ti
(aerieral Store '
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Highway
South
s Service Station
j Aiito Supplies t . v
Pacific Highway
North I - -,
Station ;
Auto Supplies L
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TV
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Jorgenson, Ira .;
. L uto. Supplies 1
190 South Bigh St.
r Service
Lone
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Statibri
Ground anfd' Auto Supplies
1998 North Capitol
Hasten, V. L.
' , 'l'fi General Store, ; .
;Maci Ore; ;
Newtbn-Cfevroielr C6.
.Garage and" Auto Supplies
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North Commercial
Street Garage
Garage and' Auto Supplies
1610 "N: Gommefcial
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, Pariek, Mike
Brake Lining Specialist j
275 S; Commercial
Parker & Co. j
Auto Repairing j
444' S. Commercial
Pratum Mercantile Co.
General Store j
Pratum, Ore.
Robinson's Service
Station!
Auto Supplies.
Jefferson arid Liberty
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Vick Bros: 1
Autornobiles and Tracks !
280 South High St
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grocery
705 S. 12th St.
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He's tHe nian to buy gasoline from and you won't lrave to go
very far to find him. He's the man with the red, white andiDlue
PPi24'$e is always reliable
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nemeKeta. -l - i; 3" .
A '..k i. . . i y - ' ""' i ' If t- .
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. "Red Crown" certainly delivers. Or
dinary .stock cars in the last Yosemite.
Economy Run made from 18 i to' 29
miles per gallon over a strenuous 414
mile course. If "Red Crown" gives you
consistently better mileage, Setter pow-
ejjr, it must be better gasoline ! !
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Arid, imewper---Convenient Stand-
ard Oil Scrip Books are redeemable by
dealers as well as at Standard Oil Ser
vice Stations. Economical! Convenient!
. Two .yards of , this scrip will take you
about 1800 miles- and savs handling'
cash. Obtainable m 5, $10 and $20
denominations at all Standard OU Ser
vice Stations. 2 -:
SIEANDARD OIL COMPANY ( C alifofriiaX
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CLASSIFIED SECTION
Fhone S3 Advertising Dept.
OLASSIs'IID ASTXHTISKUXBTS
Pr iasrtis ? . V
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On vk (six tMrtka.).
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Six Kioatlia' ewntrset, pmt aaotk-lSe
It M-i' MBtnct.' prt -Mia12
. 1C Is i for y 4vrtUi-t . t5
Money to Loan
(Ovr Ldd Bak EU 7
BEFORE YOU LEAVE TOTTB HOMB or
criT. insured properly. Phono
1 J61J BecVr. Hendrick.; U. S. Bank
RW. - - r " 28tf
ATJTO TOPS
3
AUTO TOP8 8IDK - CUBTAtSS-r-PUT
, on door rods. . Prepar noir t or a rainy
day. Call and see O. J,' Hull, at hia
5 new 1o?ttHa, ' 819 State St. " S-a29tf
FOR REN
FOB KENT t DAtHY FARM 53ACKES
two-thirda tulliTstion reat pasture, and
ifTer creea blaekberrtra. - Kooning
water on place, oi paved highway cloaa
; to good town, and school, f Kuss Con d it,
Aumsville, Ore. "r 405
PRINTED OARftS, SIZE 14" BY, T",
- wording "tow. Rent," priea lO - centa
ab., Stateamaa Bniinaaa Qlllf, on
Ornn nd" Klnor. .
FOR RENT Apartment 5
FOR RENT 5 ROOM : APARTMENT
Call I322-R. S 5-09'
NICELY . FURNISHRD THREE , ROOM
apartment, 590 Union. Pbona 567-J
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MODERN APARTMENT FIVE ROOMS
. and Bleeping porch, 27.50 at 715 H.
1 12th St. . . ;, . Sro7
FURNISHED STEAM HEATE APART
- ineaV HeasonabI. 1030 Chcaaeketa St.
L Phona 20(i9-J. ... . p J 6-o7tf
CLEAN, ATTRACTIVE ; 8 BOOM .Apart
ment for two. Close in. 447 Center
street. -Call eTeninga -after C. 5-018
NICELY FURNISHED J'ROOM AFART
aaent 590 Union. . Phoaa 467-J. . 608
TWO NICELY FURNISHED APART
ments. Oarage if desired.; Call at 55S
State. I 50ct7
THREE ROOM MODERN APARTMEXT
and extra sleeping room; Kama floor.
PriTate bath, 852 N. 12th,
PATTON APARTMENTS HOT WATER,
heat, prirato bath. Call Patten's
Book . atere. - 1 s- -. 5-o2U
' -FOR RENT -: i
i Apartment, 2 or 3 rooma. Farnaea
heat. Close in. 473 S. Commercial St.
Call hefore 8 p. in. : -' '- 5-o7
TWO FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
rooms, 1983 State St 5-20
THREE BOOM TUBHISKXD APART
Beat, 192 N. Banuner. : 6-Jaaltl
FOR RENT APARTMKNrS; 191 KO.
Comniereial. -
FOR RENT -Rooma
TWO .t FURNISHED LIGHT HOUSE
' keeping rooms and two garages, 700. N.
'.High..: . f5 6-o7
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 1 110 . DiVI
' kion. ; . ... ; . i; .. ; .. . 6011
FURNISHED ROOM, NICE DOUBLE
j bed, mce.bath. Preferably two young
i man going to high school or University
i 9 10 each, breakfast' it desired. .2265
State,. , -j ; : , 607
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OOM AND BOARD FOR GENTLEMAN
Phono 1809-W. . , - 6-9
iHEATED, FURNISHED i ROOMSr-WITH
or wiioouj Doaro. enquire o ne
meketa St. ". ; . 6-o3tf
i FOR KENT - .
i Three clean rooma with bath, and
partly furnished. Will aell furniture
to renter if desired. For farther in
formation phono 1694-W. , 6-o7
aOOM AND BOARD CLOSE IN GOOD
clean- rooma and homo cooking. 473
8. Commercial St Call before 8 p. m.
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ROOMS TO RENT CALL 1044-W.
6-9tf
FOR RENT Houses
ROOM HOUSE FURNISHED OR UN
furnished for rent. - Gertrude J: M.
Page. .- 492 N. Cottage. . - 7-o7tf
MAN "WITH" TWO. BOYS - WANTS TO
rent small ranch close in. Would pre
fer partly equipped.' John S. Sanders,
: Eugene, Oregon. M. R. B. Box 352.
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FOR RENT: 1 ROOMS, MODERN, FUR
nlshed 860 N. Church street $65.00. W.
II. URABENHORST CO.i 275 STATE
ST. ' . : ; ' 708
EIGHT ROOM MODERN HOUSE 1860 N.
Summer. - -, ... 708
FOR REXTrHonas , , 7
FOB RENT MODERN. 5 BOOM HOUSE
t 1088 Alarion. .. . . : ; 7-oO
5 ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT CLOSE IN.
Gertrude J. U. Page, 492 .ttortfc-Cottage
St. 7-a23tf
HOUSES FOR RENT SMALL MODERN
1565 8. Cottage. $25. 4 room Oak St.
330. 8 room - furnished $45. 5 room.
1098 North ZM tor $85, with garage. .
:.- BECKE HENDRICKS - . -XT.
S. Bank Bldg. 7-a30tf
HOUSES TO RENT T, L. WOOD, $41-
State St ' ' - T-a23tf
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FOR SALE Miscellaneous 8 ,
FOR SALE GOOD REED BABY BUG
tT. Kocart and kitchen treasureL 360
8. 5 1st St. before 6 p. m today. 8 07
GRAPES FOR SALE F. L.
West Salem, .t
WOOD,
SOIL
THOROUGHBRED
Phone 2051
5B-J
JALL
B. L.
COCKERXLS.
08
DANISH BILLHEAD- CABBAGE FOR
kraut Phone 8 IF 13. . . 8-o9
HEATER i WOOD - ORr COAL CALL
after 5:30; 239U Brook. -8 o7
FOR SALE GARDEN SAND. NOW; 13
the- time to. put your gsrden In. good
'shape for spring aeeding. Reasonable
priea. : Phono H. J. Beardslay. 6F3. .
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APPLES DELIVERED Phono 97F12.,
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PRESCOTTS,- KINGS AND . SPITZ EN-.
berg apples 75. at . orchard i in Polk
county. Oak Grove road.. Bring boxes.
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GOOD ; WINTER APPLES, SPITZEN
bergs. Winter Bananas, Baldwin, etc
Price 75c pec bushel. Bring hoses..
G. W.. Gibson, Kt 1. Box 13, Salem,
WalUee road. ' - 8-o7
Apples
- Coma to. Geo. N. Thoropidn'i.' ' Get
apple at reduced price. Phono 97F12.
- S-oll
Beautiful Oresori Jlqzt
Aad eleven. Ow-OntM aonga to
father with fine oIIoeUo ot patriot ,
- te aeBga, saerad Bongs and many oil
. time faTOxitea. . . ,
A . AIX Ton SSe.
. (Spoetal' prieeo ta quanUty.IeU) .
. -r Itj-ocially adaptable tor school, earn
muaity or homo ainging. Sand for-
.TO pages ov tm lts tkM od!Ue
:22 Bri'-2 '
OREQ0X. TEAjCHXRS lIOSTaT
US g. Oomaercial t Eolgg. fcy.
GOOD STEP LADDERS AMD PORCl ..
.wings at a. bargain-. 17&1 Pallor f-i-i
FIRST CLASS OATS
Phone 84Fll.-
AND VETCH HA1
V S-13IH
" For SAleV
Treaapasa Kotieos, slaV 1 Inehai by
0 Inches, printed : em ateod 10 . ooaca -easvaes
bearing the words,' "Notice Is ',
Hereby GWra . That . Tyatposslng la ,
Strictly Forbidden On. Tseoo Pre i sea
Under Penalty . Ot Prosoeu iom." Price
5e each er two-for SSel Utasmaa .
Publlahing Company, Baless, Oregeaw
PRINTED CARDS, 8XZB 14
i wording. "Rooma to Boat,
! coats each. Statesman B
tieo. Ground Floor. .- .
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asjaesa
BT 7Vi"
pries II
FOR SALE OLD JfXWgPAPERS. 10
: seats a oaaJo -iCireulauoa uepartmast
rerm e-Taieirman. - -
FOR BAU
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SPITZ PUPS FOR SALE 481
; Cottage. ,. . ;
SOUTH
9-012
TEAM TO LET FOR THEIR FEJCD AND
another one lor sale. ' Also Ford on out
fit for aale. John II. Scott PhAno 254
or 622. I 905
FRED W. LANGE, VETESTNAE.IAN-1 -Office
430 B. Commarcia'. Phone 1198
Row. Phew . - p4-irStf
FOR RENT NEW. MODERN SIX ROOM
house and garage 1U75 State mreet. in
quire 193 State, j i 708
FOR RENT 6 ROOM HOUSE," MODERN
conveniences, except furnace, near sew
junior high school, at $26,00 a month.
. Apartments for rent at reasonable prices
Moisan A Ulrich, 122 No. Com' I. phone
. 1354. .. T07
FOR RENT 8 ROOM MODERN HOUSE
in East Salem : ; -$30.
5 ROOM MODERN HOUSE ON OAK
atreet . u l i. $30.
. A. C. BOHRNSTEDT
' Realtor and Insurance, Phono 577
! 147 No. Com'l St. Salem. Oregon
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last evening Interested in the ser-
mon .on .be "Dependability, of tne.
Scriptures. : Next Sunday, evening
'the1 question oi- the: Deity, .ot Je
sus, and; a report of , Geneva .con
ference by Miss Ruth Ross, wbo
represented Oregon , at the con
ference. I ; . .! "
6ver $5000 Netted By
Auto- l ounst urounas
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i With a month to go before the
Salem automobile camp grounds
are closed, for the season, a, state
ment prepared by..T,j(i. Albert,
superintendent, indicates that the
grounds are now on a self-supporting
basis. . The grounds were
opened for business March 1, and
the receipts have been in excess of
$5000. , j .
In the' last seven months 5454
tourist parties, have registered at
the grounds, while last season the
total was 4535, or nearly 1000 less
than this season to date.
On the basis of four persons to
every: automobile, this, would mean
over j 21,000 visitors in the . "city
this tourist season! '
WOOD FOn SALE
WOOD .TODAY ONLT $5 A.CO:
t me car, rnone. 33.
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ID ON
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SECOND GROWTH FIR AND OAJK AT'
j very reasonable pneet. - Phone 2
107"
THE VERT BEST DRY WOOD OK ALL
V kinds for sale ; at reasonable rfrices.
1. Jobs H. Scott. Phone 254 or 22. 1 lol 1 .
JUDD SAWS WOOD. Phono 142. 1-o25
18 INCH AND 4 FOOT WOOD OF
. kinds. - ! - reooenabie and
deUnry. lboao 1SS8-W- , . H
met
latf .
OAK. MAPLE, OLD AND , SECOND
i growth fir, prieed rifht. Phono 187W:
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STOPi DON'T BUY INTERIOR WOOPU
Oct the best oak and fir; also cost
f By phoning 1855. 11-bIOU.
18 INCH WOOD FOR NORTH SALE3.
, from sw Kill .near Deaf schooL ,S
loads $15. Phono 1220. - 11-odU
1 .- BIST ORADX 0 WOOD . S '
4 ft. and . 1 8 inch.
Dry or green miU wood,
Dry second growth fir.
Dry old fir.
Dry 4 ft. oak. I
Prempt delivery- ssA voasoasolo prie-,
FRED. E. WEXkLa, S80 Soul Chore 5
Phono 1443. r 1 , H-a )
18-UrCH OLD FIR, 4 FOOT OLD FIBj
rjowjo 00 004 ash. rheiM
19TS. M. D. liayfield. ll-i
FOB SALE DRY REOOND-GKOWTH tU
r wood, 4 f u . For Unmadiato deltTer I
WANnia--mpoyment 13
ROOFS . RESHING LED, REPAIRED BY
day or contract. Phono 1769-M. 12 ol2fc
rOCSO MAN WANTS WORK MORN-
inga er afternoons. Address No. 6473
Statesman.. 13-o7
Qreen Roof Painflns
Aiso'olaek,' yellow, blue. . f
Call and aak to see some of my wod
U roof palatine nd rosaingUng.
' U. X. MATHEWS
Phono X8T.
EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER Wan'
prmanant ' posit !oaw-,- Good ret'8''
Address 6982 ta teaman. iis.i
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