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Newspaper Page TextSUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER,21, 1921 i THE OREGON STATESMAN; SALEM. OREGON f I ; k k " . I J I ) ) i 1 i ! t t r i i i i 4 Sr -i Mr i r t V' A i f V i' 4 t i I CITY NEWS IN Bobuledders Cautioned Considerable trouble Is being experienced by local motorists by autoists who are tawing sleds. The trouble results when the tow-rope i Is between 30 and 40 feet in length, and when there are ad ditional sleds. The occupants' of the sleds are in grave, danger of Injury when the sled is near a cross street. The slick pavements and the inability to check the : machine may result in injuries. Open Until o s ' '. Evenings until Christmas. Giese- Powers Furniture Co. d21 iiW specialize in taking care of late shoppers. The Spa "A Real Candy Store." d23. ; Have You- n Seen the beautiful occasional chairs in Hamilton's window? Sale prices all this week. d21 Leather Goods for Xma Genuine leather purses, bill t folds brief cases, hand bags, suit cases, aind vanity cases. See F. E. ' Shafer 170, S. Com'l. d23 Men's and Boys' Overcoats ; - Blankets and robes on sale at manufacturer's prices. Thomas i Kay Woolen Mills, 12th St. dl4tt V v - 't Ministers Meet Monday r The Salem Ministerial associa tion will) bold its regular meeting at the public library at 10:30 ?' o'clock, Monday morning. Follow- lng the j regular business session ' there will be a program including -; discussion 'of the theme 1 'fThe Meaning; ot the Birth of Christ to Me." All the 'preachers of the .city are (urged to make a special -t effort to be present; ' ' - i I Birds New Shipment of Roll' Hear them. Petland, 273 State. V - d24 i t Good Wood - per cord. 16 ft. dry slab wood j $4.50 per cord. Prompt delivery Spauldlng Logging Co. Phone 1830. 421 GODRY Busts Furniture XI- ! Phon511 Typewriters fjj 5 Vow- ii M0BUU7 aiLLMkVMl 147 M. Com. 8k - XhM 868 TERMTNAIi TAXI . f SERVICE Can for hire without dilreri PHONE 202a ? . Day and Night Service POPULAR PRICED lien's and Young Blen's Tailored SulU $23 to $45 Di Hi MOSHER ''...- TAILOR . , Dr. B. H. White Osteopathy - Surgery electronic Diagnosis and Treat ment (Dr. ; Abram's method) Office Phone 859 or 469-J 600 U. S. Bank Bids;. D n r. BANKERS j ' ' f Established 1S6 .!.''"" .-I?; ' General Banking Business . ' ' '. ! . r Office Hours from IO a. m. to 8 p. m. We Garry all f Af PHONE 930 lirmsr Trcnsfcr 'Storage Co. Cigars Sell Fast "It takes a j woman to buy a box of good cigars," declared I. It. Smith when ; commenting on Christmas sales of tobaccos yes terday. An unusual demand is being made for standard cigars, and many boxes have been pur chased by women. 1 1 Christmas Gifts Canary birds. Prices right. 2233 Fairgrounds Rd. Phone 1280. if d21 Would SIks Like a .Madam X Reducing girdle for Xmas? If you - don't know her size buy her a gut certificate. Miss swart Specialty Shop.l 453 Court. d21 Open Until Evenings until Christmas. Giese Powers Furniture Co. d21 Visits in California- Connie r Eschwig, deputy county clerk, left yesterday for Fresno where be will visit with relatives and friends. He plans to stop at several California points. Mr. Eschwig is a member of the Phi Kappa Pi fraternity, and a stud ent of law at Willamette. Wanted Middle Aged Man For Janitor 1 work, r permanent employment for right man. Ad dress 3740, care Statesman, d-21 Suits Pressed 60c Cleaned and pressed $1.50 Renner's. We deliver. Phone 767. 1 d21 fSOO and $300 Down- Puts you in either of two trim homes. 5 and 6 rooms. Both on paving and car. Balance like rent. Becke & Hendricks. d21tf Brooms Displayed Brooms, which are the product of a new industry here, are on display at the Chamber of Com merce rooms. J. A. Crabb of route 5, .box 143, Salem, has purchased machinery and equipment to keep two men busyj The new plant Is located on the road towards the state 'farm.":'.- .'.:.' i:' . s 6 Hemes for Kent ' . $25 to $50. Immediate posses sion on five. Becke & Hendricks. U. S. Bank Building d21tf Dr. John L. Lj-nch Osteopathic Physician and Sur geon. 403 Oregon Bldg. d21 Automobiles Stored 50c A week. .16 th and Market. Phone 1701. , d24. Dancing! Dancing! ; Ye Pi-id Pipers, a college or chestra of Oregon, Friday. Don't mlsa this; a treat. Regular Saturday dance at Auditorium. Skating, Skating, Skating At Dreamland Thursday, Friday, Saturday 7:30 to 10 p. m. - Hear Our New Calliope FRUIT TREES1 Office and Sales Yard opposite O. E. Depot. 140 S. High St. Mathls Nursery Co. Phone 10F4 Evenings RADIO HEADQUARTERS j i For ' RADIO SUPPLIES Open Evenings 1 189 SOUTH HIGH & BUSH Sizes of Coal f from the large furnace to the smallest nut size. Tell . us for what purpose the coal Is required' and we'll point out the proper size to use. But although we carry all sizes, we handle only one quality, the very best coal from the very best mines. Our coal service is yours to command. . Prices range from f 10 to $15 Also handle the best Diamond Briquettes $15 BRIEF Snow Plow at "Work - The heavy fall of snow made it necessary for the local strestcir company to clear the tracks with a snow plow. Snow collecting on the rails made it difficult for the cars to make progress. The Pacific Expert School, Oregon Building, will1 not have a Holiday vacation excepting Christmas Day and New Years Day. r d21 Osteopathy the Original And genuine spinal adjustment skillful and painless curative treat ments that get results. Dr. JMar shall, 228 Oregon Building. ; d21 Xmas Ribbon Novelties That Are different, hand made hand kerchiefs, Esprit d'Amour, toilet goods, silk underwear with hand made lace. Miss Swart Specialty Shop, 453 Court. . . d21 Potted Plants for Xmas Gifts s Adams Florist. 453 Court. d21 Spa Chocolates Salem's finest for 34 years Finer than ever this year. Strictly fresh, you know. d23 Exhibit and Sale Of pedigreed Scotch collie pup pies at Giesy-Powers furniture store from the Manning Kennels. 9d30 Hayesville Sunday School The Hayesville district Sunday school council of religious educa tion will meet at Clear Lake Sun day, December 28. B. J. Kimber, Marion county - YMCA secretary, and Rev. C. C. Poling of the First Evangelical church, will speak. The complete program has not yet been arranged, according to W. P. Collard, president of the district council. Open Until 9 Evenings until Christmas. Ciese Powers Furniture Co. d21 The Best Fuel For the price Is 16-inch mill block; three LARGE loads for $15. Fred E. Wells, phone 1542. :!.. d21 Bird Cases Make Nice Gifts 1 Petland has the beat. ' d2l Don't Fail to Hear The 1 Free lecture on "Earth's Do minion, Being fTransferred, But Millions Jow Living Will Never Die," by A. J Eshleman of Brook lyn, N. Y. Sun. Dec. 21, 8 p. m. High school auditorium. . - d21 McMlnnvUle Man to Speak lA t Prof. M. E.JBUin of Linfield cnlleee. at McMInnville,- will speak on "Sawdust and Shavings" at the Klwanls club luncheon Tuesday noon. Special music will be furn ished by the Kiwanis club octet. with Prof. T. S. Roberts accom panist. Al Pierce, manager of the Marion hotel, is placing ; a Christmas tree In the dining room and all Kiwanians are requested to bring a gift, "costing two hits or less." to the luncheon and write his name upon the package so tnai he will not receive his own glf t." Sonora Phonograph Good as new, cost $160, will sell for $80. See it at Chambers & Chambers Furniture ; Store. d20 Marinello Beauty Parlors i 1 Men's Manicuring. 245 , North High. ' dZl For Income Tax Reports 1 Bookkeeping and auditing, see W. A. Sipprell, AB. 245 Chemek- eta. Phone, 900. d2l Everybody Eats j; Chicken dinner with dumplings 75c. Colonial Dame Tea Shoppe; d21 Tons: Slayer Jailed : Word was received Saturday, ny Warden A. M Dairymple that, Ching Lem, tong war slayer par doned from the penitentiary De-: cember 21, 1922. by Governor Ol- cott, Is being held by the Oak Point, 111., police, charged with an attempt to murder two other Chinamen. No request for his re turn will be made by the Oregon authorities. It was said. Um was ' ' ". DIED .j'-;:-.----; McCARVEL Thomas John Mc- Carvel died at a local hospital yesterday at the age of 44 years He is survived by one brother, Frank J. McCarvel. His re mains will be sent to Rouge River. Ore., today. Webb Fu neral parlors in charge ot ar rangements. FUNERALS The funeral of Caroline Mul ler. who died here December 18 will be held Monday. Dec. 22, at the German Lutheran church, Sixteenth and At streets, at 2 p. m The church service will be pre ceded by a prayer service at the Webb chapel at 1:30 p. m. Rev. H. W. Gross will officiate. Inter ment will be in the City View cemetery. RIGDON & SON'S IIORTUART ! ' TJneqnaled Berrlee VICK SEZ ... t . ...... . , ? Hereafter we will handle our own used cars as we think we can better serve our customers by so doing. Vick -Brothers PHONE 1841 received at the state prison July 21, 1917, to serve a life sentence following his conviction of second degree murder during a tong war. Prior to being pardoned Lem was made a trusty, and was placed in the home ot the superintendent of the state, hospital as cook. Xmas Trees, Best in City Petland. We deliver. d21 Ladder Back And Windsor chairs, special for this week. Hamilton's. . d21 Use Our Distributive ' Payment nlan it you cannot spare' the cash; Pomeroy & Keene, jewelers and opticians. . ' d21 Barton Is Soloist R. D. Barton.- local baritone. entertained the Salem. Lions 'club at its regular Friday, noon lunch eon, :if;'- v- y- Men's Overcoat at Sale Prices Fullerton's, 384 State street, fcover the Spa. dlStf You Are Welcome to a Calendar At office of Standley & Foley, Bush Bank bldg. ; tf Use Our Distributive- Payment plan if you cannot spare the cash. Pomeroy St Keene, jewelers and opticians.- d21 For Rent 4 Room -.. Furnished Cottage. Close r ir 1 : Phone 1422J. Christmas7 without Music! Impossible! Look over our last minute offering in records sheet music and musical Instru ments. Moore's Music House 409-415 Court. Phone 983. d21. Many Pay Fin During November a total of $2,222.75 was paid in fines in the various courts of the state by traf fic law violators, according tothf monthly report of T. A. Raffety' chief state traffic officer. A to tal of 199 - arrests' were made by state officers. Accidents reported by state and county officers and the city 6t Portland totaled 2496. There were 264 persons injured and 11 killed during the month The resale value of stolen auto mobiles recovered r was estimated at $4225. Licenses issued to for eign ,cars amounted to $2026 and delinquent fees, operators' and chauffeurs' licenses, transfers and duplicate licenses added $1192.02, making a total of $10,265.77 re ceived. Handmade Lavender Novelties 1 ; And Mah Jongg; good luck heads for Xmas gifts. Miss Swart Specialty Shop, 453 Court. d21 Special Blanket And robe sale at Tnomas Kay Woolen Mill. Office on 12th Bt. d21 Judge Downing Improves According to the latest word from the Salem hospital. County Judge W. H. Downing has shown decided improvement, during the. past day. From all indications he will continue to improve. . Reading; The Youth's Companion Makes boys and girls better and wiser. " For Christmas gifts order it through the publisher's Salem representative' who has suitable gift cards on hand. D. K. Luthy. Phone 981y. 2507 Fairground avenue. d21 Parrots, Young, Guaranteed Talkers. Petland, 273 State. d24 Radio Fans Take Notice All standard $4 Radio Tubes now selling at $3.50. Hallk & Eoff Electric Shop. 337 Court St. dZl. Police Court Qui H. P. Grant was fined $5 for speeding yesterday after he had haan arrested bv Officer Hickman. U. W. uicaenson was reieaneu $5 ball after his arrest on a charge of speeding. Building Permits i . G. R- Conn Is to erect a dwell ing at 1750 North Church, which is estimated to cost $1600, accord ing to the permit issued by City Recorder Poulsen. ; . . Puppies for1 Xmas, all Kinds Oh, Boy! Flake's Petland. d24 This Is Good Weather For one of those heavy, all wool overcoats for from $12 to $20. Thomas Kay Woolen Mills Co. u,. d21 Secure Light Service Residents on the Wood burn Monitor road have secured1 addi tional electric light service .from the PEP company and as a result 17 families have been, added to the extension. They are as fol- lows: P; Simon, W. pfaff inger, R. O. Bonney, S. M. Van Cleave, M. Hermle John Bartos, W. J Hunt ington, C. T. Sweeney, E. W. Ken dall, Wm. Lichte. J. Leek, R. C. Kocker, Jos. Schaefer,, Albert Stone. G. W. SweaneyH. H. Bon ney, and L. B. Bean. This exten sion, adds : between three and four miles to-the electric line. Don't Forget - Special 45c chicken dinner at the Home restaurant. Sundays and Thursday evenings. d-21 Good Leather Traveling Bags . $9.85 special. Hamilton's. d21 Clifford Smart Ret urns Clifford. A. Smart, son of Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Smart, has return ed to Salem after a year's absence in New York City. Mr. Smart was called to the Pacific coast af ter a former employer had tele graphed for him. He is an archi tect. ;, r v : Take No Spinal Adjustments - Until you have a neurocalo meter reading by Dr. O. L. Scott. y. t. national Bank Bldg. d3tf Hill 'a Homemade Candies ' Made at 1204 Leslie St. and sold at all: candy retailers. Ask for Hill's; it's always fresh. d2I Snow in Mountains : Considerable snow and a veri table "blizzard were encountered through the mountains Saturday by Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Krause. of Toledo, who motored to Salem to spend the week-end with Mr. Krause brother. Al Krause. TwoPlaces to Eat , Home and the Salem restaurant, adjoining the New Salem Thotel. Daily merchants' lunch, 45c. Spe cial Sunday dinners, 75c. Christ mas and New Years dinner from 3 to 8, $1.10. d21 niaawr nocKera , W . v . . And arm chairs. Special for this week. Hamilton's. d21 Labor Report j Nearly half of the applicants for I employment, who applied to the " United ! States Employment service, which Is operated here in cooperation with the YMCA, were placed in positions, according to the report filed for the week end ing December 20. A total of 66 persons, made applications and 30 vere placed. . Agricultural labor ers and common laborers led In khe number of applications. Hoore's Means Music Music and a Merry Christmas, lee us for Music. Moore's Music House 409-415 Court. Phone 983. : d21 rhit Flowers, Vases and Baskets Adams Florist, 453 Court, t d21 Birth Reported i Robert Frank is the name given o a baby boy born to Mr. and VIrs. Robert E. Day at 1899 Stats. The Days reside at Hillsboro. . Clarence Holder Of route 4 brought in some fine tight Brahma 'Capons yesterday vhich will be on display at Steusloff Bros. Monday. d21 Budget is Received ' , Secretary of State Sam A. Ko xer ' yesterday received the bud get for 1925-2$ from the secre tary of the budget commission. Under; the law printed copies of budget must be mailed to the gov ernor and members of the legis laturei Considerable clerical and mechanical work is involved in its preparation but every; effort will be made to have it in the hands of those -who must receive it when the legislative session convenes January 12. While the general classifications appearing in the budget of two years ago have been followed, the present budget will contain additional data which was not included in the. last bud get. . ! - Learn to Play Popular Music In 12 lessons. Waterman Pia no School. McCornackBIdg d21 Toilet and Manicuring Sets ', Make ideal Christmas gifts. Get them at Tyler's drug store, 147 S. Commercial, y - : - dzi See F. E. Shafer for Fur-Lined- G loves. All kinds ' of leather goods for mas gifts. 170 South Commercial. , ' ; : u ' d23. A Merry Christinas With Music Moore's Music House. Radios, Phonographs, Pianos, Musical In struments, Records, and Sheet Music. ) : d21. Boys Chorus To Meet"' A Christmas tree and a surprise is In store for the members of the Boys' chorus who are to meet at the' YMCA Monday night. Dr. H. C. Epley, director has secured new songs, presents, and a bag of fun for the 1 fellows that come Mon day evening. Any fellow that- is not a member of the chorus is in vited to be present. . ( 1924 Calendar Free. Homer H-r-Smith Ins. Arency. Over Millers. ',- d21tf. Open "Until - Evenings until Christmas. Giese- Powers Furniture Co. . d21 PERSONALS i ' TaV Tin rloinn n student at the University of Oregon, Is spending a part of the Christmas vacation In Salem. He Is a former student at Willamette university. I Dr. Carl Wonner of the Bowl Optical company left yesterday to spend part of the. Christmas va cation with relatives in Portland. - Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Held are to entertain relatives from Portland during the week-end.. Gertrude Jewell is to spend the week-eal in Albany. A. V. Smithers and C. A. Seuv ing joined a throng, of skaters who tried their luck near Chemawa. Charles' H. Elrey, pashier. of the American Fidelity Investment company, la confined to his apart ments with a severe attack, of grippe. R."A. Harris, real estate dualer of Salem, Is confined 'to hU home by sickness. W. M. Pickellr representative of the Gray & White Publishing com pany, is suffering from an attack of grippe at his home. Fred Alkire motored ' to Port land and nearby - points for ,the week-end. Mrs. H. W. Morlan of Indepen dence was a Salem visitor Satur day. " . " Elsie Downing of Shelburn was a Salem visitor yesterday. LADY BOLSHEVIST Isadore i Duncan, Russian Dancer, Is Sadder and Wiser After Russia Pretty Isadora Duncan, the dancer, with the classic figure and futurist Intellect, is now playing the part ot the prodigal daughter. Stranded in Berlin, after fleeing from the ugliness and filth ot Communistic Russia, her jewels gone and no vaudeville contracts in sight, she renounces Bolshevism and asks the good God that she declared twelve short months ago in . her emotional radical frenzy to be nonexistent to grant her wish1 to return to America. During her last dancing tour in this country she waved the Red flag before ber audiences and boasted ot her Bolshevism. "-' She left with a jeer on her lips and said she was going to Russia, where the people -were hot slaves to capitalism and where life was worth the living. ' Sadder and wiser now, bruised and wilting like a crushed rose, she sobs for the protection of the society that ehe once abjured. Yet she is barred from this country by reason of her own utterances. She says she is not a Bolshevist. that Bolshevism is ugly and hate ful, and she doubtlessly speaks truly. I Isadora Duncan is like thou sands of others who have suffered from radicalism, which, in thif country at least, is an- emotions' disease. While in the United States she was a stage favorite She. was feted and admired be cause of her physical charms. She became satiated with the very ad miration she received, and craved excitement. . She lived lavishly under what she termed the capitalistic system Ehe denounced i what she called the wage slaves who worked for others, while the box-off icq re ceipts were made up almost whol ly of the contents of pay envel opes. Finally she married a Rus sian Red and departed for Russia, shaking from her dainty slippers the profane dust of , the United States. Now she is starving in Berlin. Her Red husband has left her. She .says she tried to get a divorce In Russia; but the soviet law re quires that both parties desiring a divorce shall appear before the divorce clerk. The office is open only in the mornings and her, tem peramental husband could never be persuaded to dress and go down-town , until late in . the af ternoon, t When asked about the present whereabouts of Yessendin, her. soul mate and poet of the Soviets, she replied: "Oh, he has gone into tho Caucasus to become a bandit. He writes that he is going to be a robber, to get thrills." Pretty Isadora fc now barred from this country nd from France, because of he? radical utterances and her marriage to a Bolshevik. Bnt she says she is a Bolshevik Do longer an never was one at heart; it was a pose. Her! condition is somewhat similar to th Of Emma Goldman in London. These two women have learned to their sorrow that when they were espousing Com munism tbeyi were playing with fire. They are. now prodigal daughters; Vut the immigration laws do nof permit the American government to play the part of the father 6t the prodigal. Per haps it fs 1 mistake. It is pos sible that An amendment to the present lafs may be devised that will perrtt some of these self exiles wh) have paid the price of their folk to return. Whileoi this country they were credulou enough to accept Bol- LOOK ONE Hl'MHtKI) PER CKNT PROFIT Bur ot or more Fur Rabbits. Price ($30.00. No "Ponale Schemt" Legitimate industry. Cant ill. We breed, raise, sell and sod profit annually, guar- 100 per cent. Contract receipt of money. Money not satisfied. Limited nlty. ; Send money to morrow may be too late. m this advertisement. L8A FIT FARM, Tulsa, Okla. IS 1ILHED - Ir anteeng sent of back t opperfl day; tin Buy f Salem's Most Famous Confection SPA-Chocolates Made In Our Owrt Candy Kitchen The Sweetest Gift of All "A Real Candy Store". shevik propaganda at its face value. They were sincerely delud ed. One of the tragedies of hu man existence is that sincerity is no guaranty for verity. In numerable are the tragedies and heratbreaks that come - from sin cerely believing that which Is not true.; The eyes of these women have been, opened. It might be well If 'they could be permitted to return and tell the American people the cause of their dissillu sionment. Yet such a course is hedged about by dangers. Society must consider the greatest good for the greatest number. The law that Would permit these women, who seem sincere in their repentance, to return would be used by nv.ny others as a pretext to slip into the country carrying the contra bandof Communist poison in thnir brSTnT. The customs officials can confiscate contraband material poisons, like opium; but they can not seize the contraband mental poison they carry Inside their skulls. - - FAMOUS CHURCn GETS .".;! HUGE BELL - COLOGNE, Dec. 19. Cologne Cathedral is eoon to have the largest bell in the world. It will weigh over 25 tons. The bell has been ready for shipment from a factory at Apol da for over a year, but on account of the foreign occupation of the Cologne zone it was deemed im practicable before this to install it.- FOR REAL CHRISTMAS CHEER visit Fry's . Drug Store and see the many novelties you may select to complete your holiday shopping. Do mestic and imported perfumes, fancy leather goods, amber, mother of pearl, shell and Pari sian ivory toilet articles, manicure sets, travel ling sets, kodaks, fountain pens, fancy soaps, batb salts, talc powder, etc. Our goods are bought direct and priced right. A visit here will repay you. Oldest, largest and best equipped Drug Store in Oregon, 42 years in Salem. 280 North Commercial Street 1 We Sell Nationally Advertised I ' Sets and Equipment ' Such As ' - - GREBE ATWATER KENT " MAGNA VOX '. ?.;..; .;-.'''-. - " .' ' ; ' ; r- Demonstrations Arranged Without Obligations. ( " - - - - - . . ' ,- - : - . X - ; : ' ' -; " - ' i Radio Headquarters 179 South High. Mam, V.' ft All Winter Lon CT We -Are Going to Serve t , GENUINE MEXICAN ' - .. F.tr-t in rny time t VM f.EY GRILL is so i t 1 1 t olmi:rci al i XSIAS TREES Buy your choice Xmas Trees at f our office. 14 0 South High, pp- f posite O. E. Depot. " 1 MATHIS NURSERY CO. Keep Smiling ' - . n Chiropractic keeps you fit. Service that produces I HEALTH r X At a Minimum of Cost. ! Dr. Gof frier, 226 Oregon I Bldg. . Phone 551. I Irs. 1 10-12, 2-6, and by appoint- I ment. 1 New; Hughes