THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 19, 1924 CITY NEWS IN Good Winter Appl The kind that will keep Orchard run 75c per box. Very best $1.00 per box. J. P. Smart's Orchard Oak Grove road, Polk.; county, 3 miles from Salem. 1 . ol7- Take Your Brakes To a brake specialist. Haybes top Brake Station, Commercial and Trade streets., 1 j . ol9 Trusty Makes Escape While engaged In digging pota toes In a filed about a mile from the penitentiary Saturday morn ing, R. S: Harper, a trusty, took advantage of the heavy fog and tided from sight. Harper was under a sentence not to exceed ope year for forgery and was-received : rom!Multnoniah : county. February 15, 1924. He would have been eligible for ; parole in two more months. of Thanks I v We wish to thank our friends and neighbors, Mr, and Mrs. T, O. Meyers, and the employes of The Spa, for their kindness and beau tiful floral offerings at the death of our beloved mother, P. It. Sco rille and niece, -Mrs. Elizabeth Plnkerton. ol9 Bulbs- . ' . 1- W. C, Franklin tulip farm, Wal lace road. , Call or phone 52F14 your order. Prompt delivery- ol9 IUzdon Is Honored rx , Lloyd T. Rigdon, of Salem, yas elected president of the Oregon Embalmers' and Funeral . Direc tors association in Portland this week. He succeeds Wayne Wheal don, of Portland. Glenn S. Macy, of McMlnnville was named secre- WOODRY Buys Furniture Phone 511 COAL WOOD COKE Best Quality Best Service PHONE 1855 HTIXMAX FUEL COMPANY See our Page Ad in Phone Directory Dr. B. H. White Osteopathy Surgery Electronic Diagnosis and Treat ment (Dr. Ab ram's method). Office Phone 859 or 469-J 608 U. S. Bank Bldg. We're AU Moved and now that we are located In our new quarters at 143 S. LIBERTY ST, w are in a position to give yon itm better service on your transfer and hauling work. ' We Still Handle Fuel and have several carloads of eoal due in a Sew days. Better gat your order ii early. -PhoneT)30 Larmer Transfer & Storage Co. . Cars for (G) ) w WITHOUT DRIVERS - Par autos are, all kept in prima condition, therefore are absolutely safe to drive, j I TERMINAL TAXI SERVICE ! , We hire them either with or without differs, PHONB S020 f Office at Stag TenuimI DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE LADD & BUSH BANKER3 . K Established 1865 j General BnnTrins Buzlnzzl P""- r- ! frri 10 a. ri, 3 r- r, tary and Fred Fortmiller, of Al bany, treasurer. Rigdon ; was also elected secretary-treasurer of the State Coroner's f association. Mr. Rigdon Is coroner for: Marion couuty and the junior member of Rigdon & Son, mortuary firm. Overcoats, Overcoats, Overcoats-f-' You'll never find a better as sortment than the one at Bishops, 117.50 up. i j : old Follrich Funeral Monday Funeral services for Mrs. Maria Al Follrich, 74, will be held from the Court Stree Christian church Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Follrich died at her home at 1659 Court, Thursday, j She I la survived by nine chlldcen, Mary, Dora and Albert, all of Salem; Charles and Heye, of Seattle; Mrs. Kate Lincoln and Herman Foil rich, of Pipestone, Minn.; Mrs. John Wood, of Yankton, S. D. and Ms. K. C. Sheldon, of Hull, Iowa. Cider on Tap 1 A glass of cider with every bbx of apples at- Prescott's orchard, 2 miles in Polk county, Oak Grove road. ol9 Speaker Not ' Named Just who the speaker for the Klvanis luncheon Tuesday will be is not stated in the weekly letter. Mrs. Maude Gynn will be the solo ist, with Miss Grace Flynn as ac companiest. The attendance prize is to be given by Charles Temple, of the Valley Motor company, and may or may not prove to be a "flivver." ! Our Home-Made Brick Ice cream now 50 cents. The Spa. J I ol6tf Overcoats, Overcoats, Overcoats You'll never find a better as sortment than the one at Bishops, $17.50 up. j o!9 Legion Meets Monday j Hobnail shoes will be taboo at the American legion meeting Mon day night, for the American I le gion Auxiliary of Capital Post No. 9, are to be hosts. The women have arranged for a fine program, pumpkin pie, cookies and coffee. A special feature of the meeting will be the presentation of mlna ture gold baseballs to 12 members of the post team, which cinched the Twilight league championship this year. j Overcoats, Overcoats, Overcoats You'll never find a better as sortment than the one at Bishops, $17.50 up. K- . ! ol9 Some Cliff Dweller ; That is getting fed up on tip toeing around his apartment. To day we have four f ourroom homes for sale on terms that beat; the place you live in. Yes, furnaees, fireplaces, hardwood; -floor,, ; etc For sale at 1 fair prices on any reasonable terms. Immediate pos session. Becke & Hendricks, IT. S. Bank Bldg. 1 J I . ol8tf Star Gazers to Meet V The Willamette university class of astronomy is to meet with I. L. Miss Beatrice Sheltoa Teacher of Piano High school credits granted. Studio, 345 Marion. . Phone 1299; Derby building. 166, Typewriters A.T.T. IfATTBf $5 Down 1 tS Monthly O. IC IrttkwooA 347 N. Com. 81 Fkon 80S RADIO HEADQUARTERS '. For RADIO SUPPLIES Open Evenings 231 NORTH COMMERCIAL Popular Priced Tailored Suits $25 to $4S Men's and Young Men's D. H. MOSHER TAILOR Hire Mc Adams, Salem's: astronomer, Monday night at State and Liberty to view ;ai few of the most promi nent heavenly bodies. Willamet te university is not equipped with astronomical telescopes, and j the opportunity to use the prismatic lens of McAdams' telescope was accepted. j Overcoats, Overcoats, Overcoats You'll never find a better as sortment than the one at Bishops, 117.50 up. I I ol9 Gosh Fined $10 Kenneth Goss -was fined on two counts in the local police court Saturday! A fine of 1 5 was im posed for speeding and the same amount; was for an open muffler. The motorcycle had been left at the police station in lieu of a $10 tau. Wood Special ; Five I loads of 16-inch inside mill wood, $18.75. Ten, loads of 16-inch inside mill wood, $35. J Im mediate (delivery. Phone 1830. Spaulding Logging Co. ; o21 Bernard j Elected Don Bernard was elected presi dent of the Leaders, an organiza tion of nigh school young men who assist in YMC A leadership, Ole Blixeth, vice president t and Francis It. Harpath, secretary, at Friday's; meeting. The Leaders meet every Tuesday and are in structed! in the fundamental of leadership and assist in training the younger boys of the 'Y." At the meeting the date of the big stag mix and rally set as October 0. M ;.;.! New Victor Records- Hear Glen Oswald and his Ser enade at Stiff's. ol7tf Evan's Class Today The Men's Bible class Is to meet at the Bligh theatre, this morning at 9:30 o'clock with Rev. John J. Evans as teacher. A wonderful program of patriotic and religious and popular songs has been prepared to create in terest. An added attraction will be the appearance of the ladies octette in special song numbers. A hearty welcome is extended to every;, man and an urgent invita tion to come is given. The lesson will ) be worth while. Sewing; Girls Wanted ; Shop experience preferred. Moyer. room 7. over Millers. ol9 Unitarian Church Walter Denton will speak at the morning service at the Unitarian church today. The services begin at 11, o'clock. Mrs. Hallie Parrish Hinges will be the soloist with Mrs. .Walter Denton at the organ. . i 1 .. j :i The Xeurocalmeter Signifies accuracy in Chiroprac tic. See Dr. O. L. Scott, U. S. National bang bldg. olltf World Fliers Seen During the noon hour the three around the world fliers were seen on their way south. The airplanes were high and to the east of So- lemji . -. , i Increased Enrollment Expected Indications point to an increas ed enrollment at the CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLEQB night school over? last year. Work begins to morrow night. If you have not yet registered, do so then so as to begin: at the first. ol9 Many; Speeders Nabbed Because of the many automobi- llsts passing through Salem to Portland several arrests for speed were made yesterday. Francis Alley! contributed $5; H. E. Tel ler, j who was arrested by Officer Hickman was cited to appear Oc tober; 20. C. L. Ringutte, of Cortallis was arrested on North DIED JANSEN At a local hospital Oc tober 18. Lucy A. Jansen at the age of 85 years. She is sur vived by a aunt, Mrs. J. H.:' Ar nold, Salem, : Ore. ; one sister Eliza Roberts of Dayton, Wash. Announcement of Funeral later by; Rlngdon & Son. McNAMARA W. G. McNamara died at a local hospital, October 18, at the age of 52. He is survived by one sister, Mrs Maty Randelman of Leneve, Ore., and one brother. Funeral announcements later. Webb Funeral Parlors in charge of arrangements. FUNERAL NOTICE Funeral services for" Bertha Heintz, will be held from the Ter wiljinger Funeral home, Monday, 9:00 a. m. Rev. J. J. Lucas, of ficiating. Internment at the Lee Mission cemetery. . ; . i The funeral of Philip Painter, who' died October 17, will be held at Webb Funeral Parlors, Monday October 20. at 10 a. m. Rev. Chambers will have charge of ser vices. Internment will be In the I. p. O. F. cemetery, f ' . RIGDON a SON'S UORTUART Cxeraled Sarrlsl Capitol by Officer Hickman for traveling' 30 miles per hour. He was released oh $10 bail. R. Bounough was caught by a state officer for speeding and is to ap pear in the local court on Octo ber 25. Homer H. Berry of Port land was nabbed on North Capitol for speeding and deposited $5 with Judge Pouison. Cody Evans was released Saturday morning after serving out a $15 fine for speeding with a motorcycle. Men See 1 ' Thei new arrival in dress shirts at Bishops. $1.50 up. . o!9 Rev. Poling Reiurni Rev. C. C. Poling, pastor of the First Evangelical church here, re turned this morning from a three weeks trip east and will occupy the pulpit of the local church at both the morning and evening ser vices. In the east Dr, Poling was In attendance at the board of mis sions at Milwaukee, Wis., and the meeting- of the board of publica tion at Cleveland, Ohio. He made several other stops in ! eastern cities. i Ufte Our Distributive. Payment plan If you cannot 8 pare the cash. Pomeroy & Keene, Jewelers and opticians. ol9 Wanted Middle Aged Man for light work. Must have good habits and neat about work. State age. 378 Statesman. V ' o!9tX Walk Under Construction As the Salem War Mothers' me morial statue was erected in the center of the sidewalk leading from the court house to High street, it was necessary to re construct the walk around the base of the statue. This work is now well under way and will be completed in time to allow the concrete to harden before Armis tice day. f j , For Your Stomach Trouble- Adjust your diet.? then have a chiropractor adjust your spine. .Nature will do th rest. Dr. Oof- frier, 226 Oregon Bldg. Phone 551. . o!9 Street Car Of f Track When an eastbound State street trolley car attempted to continue its course while the rear end de cided to proceed on the Liberty street line, traffic was halted for about half an hour shortly before noon Saturday. i j , Efyptian Henna for Tinting Hair 60c. Perry's Drug store. o!2tt Mrs. Elliott Improving Mrs. N. D.; Elliott, who under went an operation for appendicitis a week ago Saturday, is reported as resting eaiily and well on the road to recovery. Mr. Elliott ex pects to take (his wife back to his home at 222 Miller street late this week. ' The Neurocaiineter , Signifies accuracy In Chiroprac tic. See Dri; O. L. Scott, U. S. National bank bldg. olltf Monmouth Seeks Water ' -The city of Monmouth has ap plied to the office of Rhea Luper, state engineer, for; an appropria tion of water, from Teal spring, in Polk county.l The water Is to be used for municipal ; purposes. The estimated cost is $2,000. Select Christmas Presents Now Small 'payments : make it easy. Love, the Jeweler, Salem. o-lOtf Sues for $10,000 Suit was filed in circuit court yesterday in) which Euhalia Lind- Wlllamette Valley Transfer Co. Fast Through Freight to All Valley Points Dally. Speed-Efficlency-Serviee Salem-Pbrtland-Woodburn CorvalHs- -Eugene - Jefferson Dallas - Albany; Monmouth -Independence! - Monroe, t Springfield SHIP BY TRUCK .Insist On "Better-Yet" Bread It's Better! I- j . ; Mistland Bakery Glenn Gregg Earf Gregg 1097 Chemeketa PHONE 544 say demanded $10,000 damages from Delmer Ware, for injuries alleged to have been sustained in an automobile accident. It is stated that the accident resulted in concussion of the brain for the plaintiff -; . Madame X , Reducing Girdle. See Miss Renska. L. Swart. 453 Court street. . Phone 890. Hear. Glen Oswald's ' ' New Victor records at Stiff's Furniture Co. ol7tf Reports Are The reports of eight eases of contagious diseases5 were reported to the office of the health officer last week. ( Two were chicken pox, four diphtheria and two scarlet fever. The previous week's re port showed seven diphtheria cases. ' "";-'- Take Yonr Brak To a brake specialist. Raybes tos Brake Station, Commercial and Trade streets. . - ol9 Coming to attend the funeral of their mother, Franklin Davis of Texas and Gene Davis of Cali fornia were in Salem yesterday. Mr. F. G. Davis, husband of ,the deceased, is in the Phillippine is lands on a business trip and was unable to be present. I ! Oh, Peter I Glen Oswald's Serenaders, , new dance number. at Stiff's. ol7tf Firemen Hear Shenandoah Slumber at the city fire hall Fri day night was obtained in snatch es, for the men had not much more than gotten sound asleep when their rest was broken by the fire at the Willamette sanitarium about 12:30 o'clock. They re turned to : the station an 1 hour H ARMLESS LAXATIVE All Children Love Its Pleasant Taste Your Constipated Child Needs i "California Fig Syrup " Hurry Mother! , Even a fretful 'everish, ; bilious or constipated ;hild loves the pleasant taste of 'California Fig Syrup." This genf :le, j harmless laxative never fails to sweeten the stomach and open the bowels. A.teaspoonful today may prevent a sick child tomor row. It doesn't cramp, or overact. SCSISMHS ARS HAITtRS i BttM rli ila' iiinM 4 later;,, Keeping tab on the loca tion of the Shenandoah by means of their radio, the entire Iprew turnfed out shortly after 3 o'clock and stood, shivering and freezing in the street,: necks bent and faces heavenward in an attmpt to pierce the fog and see the lights on the huge aircraft. The dirigible pass ed to the east, apparently about hall; way between Salem and Sil verton and though they were un able to see its lights, the sound of Its motors was plainly heard. Disgusted, they returned to their cots for a few more hours of sleep. Beautiful 6 ' Room Home . !; for1 rent. ; With heat and elec tric range furnished. 1311 Court. ! 021 Meri See. 'j . - j The new arrival in dress shirts at Bishops. . $1.50 up. - . ol9 TJilree to Marry 4 Wedding licenses 'were issued yesterday to Carl Terry, Silverton, and? Mybelle Morley, Shaw; C. P. Armstrong, Salem, and Eva Man ary, Silverton; and to Isaac A. Neely, Portland, and Violet Faulk, Salem. Some Doctor ; ' Have 16-room house in good Valley town suitable for small hos pital. Opening; easily handled. Becke & Hendricks, U. S. Bank BldfeV ol8tf tse Our Distributive Payment plan if you cannot spare the cash. Pomeroy & Keene, jewelers and opticians. ol9 4 Brboks Community Meet : A community meeting was held at the school building at Brooks, Or;, Friday night. Short speeches were given by Lloyd Reynolds of Hayesvllle, Mrs. G. G. Loon ey of Contains no narcotics or soothing drugs.' . t i Ask your druggist for genuine "California Fig Syrup" which has directions--for babies and children of all ages printed on bottle. Mo ther! You must say "California" 3r you may get an imitation fig syrup. Adv. 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HENRY E. MORRIS M U DR. A. lIcCULLOCII Hazel Green, Mr. Aspinwall, mem ber of the school board, Mrs. How ard Ramp, In behalf , of the Com munity club o Brooks, andt Mr. Fletcher, principal of the school A very pleasing feature of the pro gram was the vocal olo by Mrs. Clyde Harris, with Mrs. Malcolm Ramp at the 'piano. I Hazel Nys and Edna Lesher conducted a fish pond for the amusement of the pupils. In a sock darning contest for men Raymond Biantan came out first. The nail; driving con- Dr. Mendelsohn Eyesight . Specialist 210 United States 'Bank Bldg. In purchasing glasses meas ure your economy, by the serv ice received. ti The best of lenses are prac-i tically useless unless -your ail-, ment has been diagnosed and glasses prescribed; according to your need. . if. I fit glasses correctly. My prices . are i very reason able for the services and mate rials received. j . . ' :. i One-third of a century of practical experience' is at your service. I guarantee satisfac tion in every -respect. . i I do not belong to any com bine which can dictate prices to me. A ' Dr. M. P. Mendelsohn -1 ARE HERE until you have once shown .above. Fabrics are distinctive, they give prestige . ' : " "IW- 4 - L becomingly an4 stylishly dressed gives tV that carries accomplishment I ' test for women waa won by Mrs. Belegue. During a social half hour coffee and sandwiches were served in ; the basement by the ladies of the Community club . TYUSH STO Out Sizes TKAOC MAM When Your Shoes "Spread . All Over" the effect is anything but pleasing STYLISH STOUT OUT SIZES are so exception ally well adapted to the feet for which they are intended, that they retain their original shapeliness over a long per iod of service. "Red-Line-In" linings add considerably to their shape retaining qualities. None genuine without it John J. Rottle State and Liberty Streets About f . between these i worn a Suit or . with it, M TC I Trade U. S. National Bank Building. '( "