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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 10, 1925)
'3'? 1 '- - SATURDAY HORNING, JANUARY j 10, .1925 0 fit - . it-ops (Leaii: i . j , -; i , .: ? r ' A good looking, serviceable Top Coat that will keep you dry during any sort of wet weather. . . We have a full variety of styles and a choice variety of weatherproof ra Dries ruliy guaranteed , Specially Priced $19.85 GAl;l0tason:S':Co. 469 STATE STREET. I ; J ' ' J Onions Cleaned Vp- - - -s - .According to - Roy Hurstr of Denny f Co., big fruit and vege table handlers, the onions in this district are nearly cleaned up, "with. the exception of a few cars aronnd the Lake Labiah and Sher wood country, i if the market per mits the company will be back in thla district for green prunes next year, declared Hurst. . ' i 4 & 1 Music Daring Dinner ', i At the Gray Belle tonight and Sunday night 5-pIec orchestra. . : ' . - - : no New Orfkers Installed' 1 " Peter Andreson was installed as Master Artisan at a meeting of the United; Artisans last night. Jessie Follls was placed as secre tary and Irene St. Helens as super intendent. . In addition a class of 15 was initiated Into the member ship of the organization. i , Disc Clutch Chevrolet ' ' i New car at Newton Chevrolet. h:-V' -f; r- ' fiv.l;'.:.. Makes Quick Repairs--- ' X ' - The Northwest Fruit Packing company had a' broken bottle washing machine repaired at the Square Deal -Welding works, on Ferry street, which ' sared them much time." An Essex car which had been damaged - by the cold weather was also repaired and a east iron cook store, which had been broken, in shipment, was also fixed up. i ; i For Di-v Wood . . j Call C. D. Query, Phone' 77F2 WGODRY .Furnihiro c f -Phone 511 S Dm O. K. XMkwM4 S4T N,Cm. 8k. Pkm SSS Can for hire without Crtves ' PHONE 202D Day and Kibt Serric " POPULAR PRICED lien's and Young Hen's ' Cailored Suits $23 to (4s w -D. H; IIOSHER . .; .TAILOR ..v Dr. B. II. White . Osteopathy - Sargery Electronic Diagnosis and Treat ment (Dr. - Abram's method) OfOca Phone 859 or 469-J COS V. S. Dank Dldff. UI1JCUMS AITlTe t j: . Major and Mrs. J. T. Winter bottom, divisional commander . for the state of Oregon, will command services of , the Salration Ahny here Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. Receive Xew Tlags II v j The Girl Reserve organizations of Salem "schools, were presented with Christian, and Girl. Reserve flags last night by Hollls Vick and her staff of leaders. The flags were made by Miss Vick and her m TG-ilGHlf CRYSTAL'S I. U GARDENS Throw Away Your Dull Cares Join the Throng of Merry-Makers. i Bezjuwton's Melody - - phiends RADIO HEADQUARTERS - For - - !i? ir RADIO SUPPIJE3 f- Open ETenings $ . 189 SOUTH HIGH staff at Willamette' university. The Girl Reserve flag has a white background , with . a blue triangle and a GR In the foreground. The Christian flag Is the standard red cross and . white background 'and blue ground. ; i ' V"- Antlque Furniture, Phone 1409R I 1365 N. 4th St. 115 YW Board Meeting 1 The regular board meeting of the TWCA will be held Tuesday norning at the " club rooms . to elect officers for the ensuing year. Other important business matters Will be considered by the 21 board members. The meeting: Is called for 10:30 o'clock.- r r I Lincoln School Frogra; i The Lincoln school ? Parent Teacher program had an extraor dinary entertainment last night when ' the ; Moore's Music House trio put on their exhibition. Art Stein was presented in vocal num bers; Jack . Spong in : sleight-of- hand performances, and Roy Pease in banjo numbers. v; - - .v f ' Comes to Salem ' ' Miss Bernlce Collier of Eugene is to arrive In Salem In time to meet with .the state legislature where she will be employed. She plans to establish her home here with' Mrs.' C. G. Robertson. ; i. . I i s m k f f i. , ii.i-.i i , i... .1 We have a new Dodge 4 Passenger Coupe ust run a few miles. This go quick as the price Is right. ' -1 should place of business! from the first floor to the second floor of the state house in order jto take ad vantage of Increased demands upon bis stock which will ' je ' made by the ' legislators who meet in ses sion here Monday. Mr.' Hicks ; is a 'former service man, having been badly wounded and 'gassed while serving overseas with Com pany E, Fourth engineers, Fourth division. His wounds were such as to partially disableVhim for an active and strenuous life, and he was given the concession , at the state house some time ago. ' Musio During Dinner-- , : At the Gray Belle tonight and Sunday night 5-piece orchestra. - '..; :: . .310 Salem Firm Incorporates i ! f I Articles of , Incorppratlon were filed at the state house Friday by the C. J. Pugh tti company, with a capitalization Jt of , $10,0.00. -The company will engage ;ln the manu facturing of canning machinery in Salem. Incorporators are C. J Pugh, J. H. Race and R. H. Pan lUS.' ; , ' .' , ; '- Will Keep Children-4- . By the. day. 854 N. Cora'l St. Fatalities Are Absent : . For , the first time " In several weeks the 'report of the state In dustrial accident commission for the week ending , January 3 .con tainsnoe fatal accidents. '. During the week there occurred a total of 473- accidents, of which 3 S3, were subject to the provisions of the compensation act and 87 Jrom firms and corporations 'rejecting' the act. - Four were, from public utiIlty"orpo rations not subject to the act.. H , - Dance, Schindler Hall-- ,'; j Saturday night. f 310 Cappy" Ricks. Moves ' . "Cappy" Ricks, who . dispenses cigars and! candy to the employes of the capitol, Friday moved his DIED BANKERS ; , 77TT 7 Xtal&ed ' t ' . ',, . General BanLinc: Busiacsa Office Hoars from Id a. m. io p. aa. X 5 mm rrom the large -furnace to the smallest nut sixe. Tell us for what purpose the coal is required and well point out the proper size to use. But although we carry all .t to wo hand In onlv '-'Jonwi i quality, ithe 'very best coat from the" . very Dest mines.: Oar coal service is yours to; command, ' Prices rts-s froa $10 1 C13 " Also handle tlie bc;t .-J ' . i3nci.l til iaeUci CI31 i r t i r , . iwA v t DOE At her borne, at 387 South Eighteenth street, Jan 8,'. Mrs. M. J. Dole, age 78. She was the b mother of Mrs. Al E. Mclntlre, ' of Salem; Mrs. O.- C. Skinner, Jr.. of Oakland, Cal.; E. E. Dole V of Grants Pass; and C C 4ole, :. 'of Portland. She was a mem-ber-of the - Central, Congrega t tional church. Funeral services , wUl .be held Monday at 10: 3 0 ; -a. m. fro mthe residence. Rev. 7 Harry Johnson ; will , officiate, ' with interment in the City View ; cemetery RiSdon & Son offici- atin. ..: ' C- ' r : Phone Booths Placed r s tj i A battery of longidistanee tele phone booths have been placed on the second floor of te state house for , the, convenience . and use of the legislators djuring the session. Special wires have been placed by newspaper- press associations as well as by the local telegraph com panies.; ; ; wrr;; p:v : '1 t , 3?o Address Faculty Club ;1 1 1 . Rev Martin .Ferlshetian, min ister of the Unitarian church and local attorney, has been secured to address the Oregon Agricultural Faculty club at its next Meeting, January 14. The meeting will be held at Corvalli '4 "The Men ace of Mediocrity" ik the announc ed topic, : ;-ih t j :-- i 'p;- - - " . ! '-lu Dance,' Schindler Hall j ! r Saturday night, j. ' r . -' 4 .-; iit. Former Resident Piassee-On- i -i Mrs." FrankMyrreceivat telegram yesterdayi afternoon 'an nouncing the death of Mrs.-,J, D. Giddings at the home of her son- in-law. C. R. Whiting. Mapleton, Iowa: Mrs. Giddings was for. many years a resvueni of. xum i un moved away two years ago. - fcne Is pleasantly remejmbered hy all the older 'resident. V'7 Change to Arnory-i- . - i The-, undenominational evange listic meetings which have been In -nrarrean at thi WCTDvbead- quarters . Will moVe . this f evening to the Armory where meetings wju be held for a montih. G. P. Peter; son, evangelist, reports increasing attendance and interest, j t ;j f "v AJtower naogmui Appucv Another application for position as hangman atthe! state pnsdn has honn rAAivet hv I Warden A.1 M. DalrymplewK ThJ applicant lives' la Canada at present ana sets loria the why and iWhe tore be la ca nab1 of handling the lob. ' War den Dalrymple. as) in all previous instances, sent him a reply to tne effect that there' .was no job, open and whenever the occasion de manded the services of an efficia) AiArntlnner thera were men '' al ready in the employ of the tnstllur tion who could dq the worav.j . Dine At the Salent Restaurant-- Daily Merchant's Innch 45c Spe- ciai bunaay uinnpr c io o- High.. ! r-J1 - - - . i i ' ' RAYMOND- At" a- local iospiUl, ; January 8. George' Raymond. age 7 years. : He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Ray- morid, of Casper, Wyo.; brother j of Riley Raymond; grandson of j Mrs. R. Broncushio.: nd nephew I of Maybelle and '. Charles II, Broncushlo, all of "Salem. Fun- ' eral announcements -will be made later , by the Rigdon & 'Son mortuary. , t, PARKER At a local hospital on January 3, Mary Parker, t,ge 31 f years.- Survived by her mother I and two r sisters at Portland, ' whence the remains will be sent ! for burial." Salem Mortuary In I charge of arrangements. GIL.ROT In this city, January 9, I Patrick Gilroy, age 82 years. f -The remains are at -th'o-ehapel r or the Salem Mortuary. - Fune W ral ' arrangements will be ; made , .later.'? ,'" " - . '."'i.-.. T Rridarn EelnsT Renalred ? Work of repairing tne aamag done to the North Canltoi: street bridge by the icef and flood is tw: der trtr' Oslr the sortion xtt tne bridge brought ;in contact jwth the heavy Ice padk was weakened. Both piling and the main flooring la being replaced ? by' A men. crew: of Special on Desk ilmps and Percolators. Halik ft EoII, 327 Court. 1 , 310 Clifford Bolller Here '.:v f ' Clitrord Bolller, a former Salem high school student and now in the navy is spending -his .furlough in Salem with his parents, iMr and Mrs. s: D. Bollifr of route 7.' He has been stationed at San Diego during the pasf' six mouths and has been In the destroyer service. Stodents Help Boys-irt : Guy lang junior at Willam ette unlrersity, has taken a class of boys at the YMCA and will as sist in ; the athletics - and Bible study there. Don Grant, . Paul Pemberton and Ralph Schauen are other students who are assisting In the boys' department. Pins; Pong Tables ' " The local i YMCA has two png pong tables at their-club rooms, one of ; which was recently Instal led. L With, the added equipment, continued ping-pong tournaments can be staged with better accom modations. . j . ! Sawmill Xow In Operatlo Word - has - been j recelyed ' that the large sawmill of the Hammond Lumber company at Mill City is operating at full force following a 10-day shutdown caused by the cold weather. - The fnachinery was overhauled .in- the meanwhile. The shingle mill Is operating, but the logging , camps; have' not yet resumed activities. ! Dine At the Salem Restaurant Daily Merchant's lunch 45c. Spe cial Sunday Dinner 75c. 159 S. High.' ' H;: :-vf; jn Harper Seeks Ubet'tj ; ' 1 Because he - has: been confined In -the connty Jail since the early part of December on a charge .of assault with a knife in a hotel at Detroit, William Harper has in structed his attorney, , Carey.. F. Martin to start habeas corpus pro ceedings. Harper declares that he had to fight his iway 'to' lib erty at theDetrolt hotel,-and In order to - protect himself, used 'a knife. ; It Is not known ' what action will ' be taken' by Martin and if any, will be on the grounds that the man is f being deprived of his constitutional right of a speedy trial at the first term of court after his lodgment In ja.il. Disc Clutch Cherrolet 1 ! ' New car at Newton Chevrolet. .T-j.-v.-c- f mv:--; - jii Another Slide Bported ; About 1,000 yards of rock on the' Columbia River highway near the Twin - tunnels, ' between; Hood River and Mosier, has completely blocked traffic on , the highway, according to information received yesterday at the state highway of fices.' Crews were ent to clear away the debris, and it is hoped that the road will be . cleared In time for late ; Sunday afternoon traveler---y V;-:r ;j t'Xiu . -- Income Tax Reportsl ; - ' ' For Completion s4 W. A. Sip prell345 Cbemeketa. Phone 900; main purpose will be to take steps for the establishment of a toning system la SalenuV Members from the common council and from the city at large are to be selected. Although the number has not' been stated, it Is thought! that the com mittee will be large enough to allow for sub-committees, which will allow for a better division of the work. Whether a rote of the people will be necessary to estab lish the system here has not been ascertained. i: ; -i - t A I PERSONALS I I ' .. r ; - ' . Mrs. F. Feiber of Shaw was a Salem visitor Friday. . . JJ. Z. Blaser was In Salem from Independence yesterdayi .: a Mrs. Florence! Brouse has moved to California where she is to make her home. She was formerly em ployed by the ; Sheldon-Sherwln company of this cityt , i-Brick" Harrison, 1 former Wil lamette student 'and' a ' graduate, visited Waller hall yesterday dur ing the chapel period. - Miss Betty Ellison of Portland is visiting Mrsi G I. Reavis and Dorothy Hinds j in Salem. 5 " Dolly Dutton, who was taken to the Salem hospital a few days ago,-shows slight 'improvement in her condition. L . - ! - i, . Miss Sylvia j Woods is to visit in Corvallis during. the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Walter I. Woods, i She Is with the Capital drug store. , . I ; . Mrs. W. H. Small visited in Sa lem from Independence yesterday. "Mrs. G. A. Wood was in the city for a few hours Friday from Dal las. i-:fHH,fj. . -Majors Tom' Rilea and A. C. Ba ker attended an officers' school in Portland last Inight.. ; ; - ,1 ; MiBs Vivian -'Nelson spent the day in. Portland , yesterday. . Hal D. Patton motored to Port land yesterday to get a look in on the organization of the legisla ture. I ,;-. v ":t'j. - : . William Duby of Baker, chair man! of the state highway- commis sion,' called upon- Roy Klein, state highway engineer and other state officials Friday. V " : R. G. Sawyer, Deschutes county the Bend. Bui- house visitor Tractor. Action Transferred ; The E. A. Mitchell Tractor.com pany action against the Ford Mo tor! company C and Henry . Ford '& Son, was transferred to the fede ral court,; according1 to the order signed by Judge Kelly. W. 1 C. Mitchell, attorney for the tractor company, has filed an ; affidavit asking the court to keep in the circuit court here that part of the action directed against Henry Ford it Son so service may be. secured in the state court. . Following this he Is willing to have the action transferred to the federal courts. Filipino stud- Padflla Returns Sinferose Pad ilia ent who graduated! from. Willam ette university last year and who was' awarded a scholarship at the University of ; Oregon, arrived in Salem yesterday where he will re main a few days. Padilla made, a high scholastic record at Willam ette ' In the field of! philosophy and psychology.?1 fWr ; I; ' :-.t, ? ' - "T - I -;; Sophie Braslow Sings - .' In Monmouth Jan. 13. Tickets for sale 'at Salem music houses. Aftoorlathm Invited- - - --ii ' ' fThe Invitation extended by Wil lamette university; authorities to the Oregon Physical Education as sociation has ) been accepted and It is expected- that 150 men and women1 are 'to meet hero March 14. The privileges of the campus has been extended; the association for their state meeting. , Will Appoint" Committee ' i ' ; A special - committee on city planning is 4 to be appointed, ac cording to Mayor Glesy, and the 25,000 Pounds of .Grapa Root, WANTED V ' Abonr Piteh ' ' fc Capital Barcaxa, House The TXoose of is Million and One Bargains sis CENTER' Cray Xmp'roveinrnt SLoppo f Expert marcelling, shamr oiog, facials, scalp' treatments. 7 Hoom 413 Oregon Dldg. Phone 1S7.J11 Sale Conlirmcil- " An order has been ctit 1 In Judja : Kelly's ! co"art icon' :r.!r sala Eh-ircs' tr ck . -V Cavinss " ; ' Loab' i lilt!' V-'i cr'-te'k: .I' : T7E PAT CASH F03 - YOUIl - f ' , FlfUMMi ALID TC0L3 m r -v . 'r p " judge and editor-ot letin,-.was ,a state yeirterday. j :' ; ' , ) Sam A. Kozer, eedretary of state, left for Corvsllis last night to at tend a; meeting ofj the board of regents of Oregoi. Agricultural college which will (be held today. C Van Patton, (Salem contrac tor, and i former member of the city council is confined to his home by Illness. I- Glasgow Demands R. I. Glasgow, through his at- torneyv Carey F. Martin has1 filed (Trial a , demand with for a jury trial in charges against him for the viola tion of the prohibition law m&y be tried. Glasgow was arrested last' Sunday and committed to the City Recorder order-, that the city Jail and : later , released O 3200 ball.-He claims that Irre- parable damage has been done ta his good name and reputation an elder of the Church of God be cause of the committment to jail and the publishing of hia name in the-newspapers of Oregon, Wash ington and California. j WOUIiD YOU MTCI3 TO L1STKN TO BETTER THAN YOU HAVK HERE. TOFORE HEARD? :CALIi : ' , US untie i a u tit JT ARMORY' City jWide RevivalrUnsectariani Saturday night at 7:30 will fee a preparatory . service, j subject: "Prepare ye the way of the Lord, make his paths straight." - V Great! "Divine Health service" Sunday at 2:30 p.jm subject : "The Bread of Life' for Spirit, ilind arid Body." k j Sunday night at 7 :30, subject : ."Why does not God kill the Devil?" i Services Every Night Excepting Mohdajr Ministers and Members of All Denomlnaliona Invited.- - -rr. i - ;g. C. PETERSON, Evangelist 1 1 r Hannel Dresse j if f I 1 1 I I t Our clearance of Wool Flannel;. Dresses will be: an Important event In which desirability and economy are the leading factors. These are well made dresses, in- fact -they V were made to sell at nearly double this price. Stripes, checks and j . plain weaves 'abound ! with color ; combinations that are in tune with'-. : the season. Sizes 16 to 42. Come ; early, for best choice! i i - HIM MM.::- V ''v h- ' i mm ' ''-.r-. a sale of. Winter Coats 529.7 - - Witlt rcoat values in this lot tq $50 how can- one resist buying an extra garment for general wear r . Park your car in our generous parking space ahd look these val ues over before the best ones are sold. Plenty of fur trimmed ones or exquisite materials with self trims. Styles are the simple, plain lines which Fashions (favor. Sizes 16. to 42, a few 44 to 51. ! r .5 i I -.I-.' - . i -1 ' , l , .(.-. i i - i