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BETTER
SHIRTS ,i
We have a Spring Shirt dis
play 1 that will pay , any man
to come to see! Shirts that
are exclusive and entirely dif
ferent from the ordinary
styles.
We ask men (and women) who appreciate
good shirts to call and see our spread of
Spring Styles. ; ;
See Them In Our Windows
$1.50 to 6.00 tmuMW
G. W. Johnson & Co.
469 State St.
CITY
NEWS WM BRIEF
Club tojMeet
The S'unnyside Community: club
vill bold a box , social and enter
tainment tonigbt at the Sunnyslde
ijchool, jto which everyone is in
tuited. The club is, planning a
'series of gatherings, ' and those
that have been held In the past
thiTa been well attended and have
tbeea very successful. The enter
tainment will start at about 7:30
'o'clock (this evening, according to
tie committee in charge o ar
rangements. Federal Tire Service -
Temporary location. Ferry St.,
opposite Marlon hotel. J23
Faces 'on-mpport Charge
, Albert Burbank was returned
to Salem from Corvallis yesterday
by a warrant served by Constable
De Loag. It is claimed that Bur
bank failed to support Mrs. Lucy
Burbank, 2280' Fairgrounds road,
WOODRY
Buys Furniture
i Phone 511
and his three year old son, Ken
neth Burbank. He is to pay 5 Q
today to Mrs. Lucy Burbank and
$15 every month thereafter tor
the support of the son. U I
Merchandise Shoot-
Turner, Sunday, Jan. 25. 7 J24
Spring Coats ' ' , , i ! J " f
New and popular; Kasha cloth
coats. : The very latest styles ,caa
be seen at the French Shopj Mai
sonic Bldg. 115 N.. High. See
the windows. j i U J2$
Boxing Tonight, Armorj'i 8:30 t
Gardeau vs. Dawson. j 1 J23
Attends Convention I -
Sheriff O. D. Bower attended a
sheriffs' convention, in Portland
yesterday, which is in session
there "' -'.'
3Iaay New Smart Models 7 . j
In Meadowbrook bats have art
rived at the French Shop. 115 'N.
High. Masonic Temple. J23
IM IUXII3 I1UUHJ j ;
After undergoing a major opera-
f tion at the Willamette sanitarium
Mrs; Aiex Kmien oi juacieay nas
Typewriters
I , iUkS
H - S 0OW
MeatUy
CM. LockwMd
147 N. Con. St.
os
i TEIUDtNAIi
TAXI
SERVICE ' s
Cart for hire without driven
PHONE 2020
Day and Night Service
POPULAR PRICED "
Men's and Toons; Men's
Tailored Salt $23 to 4S
D. H. MOSHER
TAILOR
Dr. B.H. White
Osteopathy - Surgery '
Electronic Diagnosis and Treat
ment (Dr. Abram's , method)
Office Phone S5S or 469-J
600 U. S, Bank Bldg.
returned to her home.
it
irAVMRrlTlA Tlnrvtiat
A hearty welcome awaits you at
Hayesville Baptist church -on Bun
day. Come to the preaching ser
vice at 11 o'clock and learn how
to make your New Year's resolu
tions a success. If you are not
there you will toe missed, 'and yen
will miss a blessing.; Arthur C.
Rylander, pastor.
Boxing Tonight, Armory, 8:30
' Gardeau vs. Dawson. , ' :,j J23
Police Active . 4 .
W. E. Mathey of Portland paid
a fine of $5 after he had been
arrested for exceeding the! speed
Dancing! Dancing l
Salem's New Auditorium
Ladles Free , ; -,
Wednesday and Saturday j
Bezanson's Melody PbJends -:
Skatingr Skating, Skating
At Dreamland
Thursday, Friday, Saturday t
7:30 to 10 p. m. I'
Hear Our New Calliope j
LADD
BUSH
BANKERS !
BatahUshed 180S
General Banking Business
Office noon from W a, b. to I p. .
We Carry all Sizes of Coal
PHON2 93Q
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from the large f urnaee to
the smallest nut size. Tell
ns for what purpose the coal
.Is required and we'll point
out the proper size to use. ,
But although we carry all
sixes, we handle only one
quality, the very best coal
from the very best mines, i
Our coal service la youre to
.- command .
rricee range from $10 to $13
Also handle the beet , . ,
rona Cxlaucttea 15
Larnier teisicr G Sic r ago Go.
limit yesterday. M. C. Fleming,
V. O. Calbeck and Miles West con
tributed a like sum to the police
judge on the same count,! H. Mo
Clain and C. Call of Albany were
also going over the speed limit.
Federal Tire Servi
! Temporary location. Ferry St.,
opposite Marlon hotel. J23
Neer Returns to Sale:
f F. E. Neer district president of
Lions' clubs, has returned to Sa
lem from Pasadena. Cal.. where he
and Mrs. Neer have been visiting-.
Mrs. Neer will return to Salem at
a later date.
Gray Improvement Shoppe
I Expert marcelling, shampooing,
facials, scalp treatment's. Room
113 Oregon Bldg. Phone 187. J25
Forestry Board Meets
I The state , forestry board will
meet at 10 o'clock this morning
to discuss proposed changes in
the forest code and to prepare
legislation that will be submitted
to the legislative session before
the final adjournment!
New Spring Hats and Go'
Have arrived at the French
Shop. These include : the very
latest in smart spring styles. See
our windows. Masonic - building.
115 N. High. J23
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank our friends
and neighbors for ! their kindness
during the illnessi and death of
our husband and j father, D. W.
Sturgis. Airs. Emma Sturgis and
family. ! i J23
Federal Tire Servi
Temporary location. Ferry 8t.
opposite Marion hotel. J23
Art Class to Meet
The interior decorating section
!' : DIED i ; : ..i
ELD At Parkland, Alberta, Can.;
January 18, 'Gust Eld, age ' 58
years, survived by his wife and
three sons, Edward Bert Eld,
- Arthur George Eld and Henry
Eld, all of Salem. Fnneral will
be held from . Rigdon's new
mortuary' Friday at 2:30 p. m.
Interment in City View ceme
tery." i '- -:'-
QUINN At the home on 230 S.
Twelfth street, January 21,
Mrs. Anna Quinn, wife of Ed
ward Charles Qu inn, of Salem,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steph
en Breitenstein of Salem, sis
ter of Miss Helen and t Miss
Margaret Breitenstela of . Sa
lem. Mrs. Clara Quisenberry of
Salem, Mrs. Marie Forbes of
' Salem, Mrs. Herbert Stiff of
Salem. Rosaries will be said at
7 p. m. Friday at the RIgdon &
Bon mortuary, Father ; Keenan
officiating. Funeral services
will be held at the St. Joseph
church Saturday morning at 10
o'clock. Burial In the St. Bar
bara cemetery. ; j
LYNCH Died In this city January
22, Joseph J. Lynch, age 45. He
Is survived by a brother, J. T.
Lynch of Portland, and a sister,
' Mrs. J. R. Chapman of Salem.
Announcement of funeral will
be made later by the RIgdon &
, Son mortuary. J ; '
r m m j-. Mil 11 i,
Yty ftea ya caa r" Vetter 1
. buy im m ucd et thaa
!(: la naw ur "
" -4ot- itnr : " f
A 1023 Oakland Touring ..
at f730.00 . i -.
'
: Siew pa tot. lot of extras, loka .
nd runs exceptionally , f kkI
1920 Balck Six at S40O.0O
L
geinf ral aptitude In t the field of
engineering. He will go east to
the. Imam plant of the company at
Schnecjtady Twhere he; will Uke
np graduate work lasting approxi
mately I one year. During this
time he! will be given a chance to
familiarize himself with the dif
ferent' Idepartments of the com
pany aid choose the line of work
ne wisnes to follow. . . ,
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of the Salem Arts league will meet
In the educational ! room iof the
public library this evening at 7:30
o'clock. , The lecture will be of
Interest to everyone Interested in
the subject, and decorative tex
tiles will be used to illustrate the
talk, ' ' ; 1
Boxing Tonight. 'Armory, 8:30
Gardeau vs. Dawson. ' J23
Plan to Settle Here I
; Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Peterson,
who recently . arrived here from
North Dakota, are visiting with
relatives at, Turner. ! They nlan on
settling in Oregon and near Sa
lem. : j
WHIDBY In this city, January
. 22, Robert Whidby. age 53. An
" nouncement of the funeral will
bo made later by the RIgdon &
Son mortuary. .
FUNERAL
The funeral of Joseph F. White,
who died January 21,- will fee held
at the Webb funeral parlors to
day at 9 : 30 o'clock. ; Rev. Mr.
Simms will hare charge of the
services. Interment will be in the
ML- Scott cemetery at Portland.
RIGDON Ct SON'S
XIOSTCART .
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, ' , TJaequaled Eerrtot ' .
In New Spring Millinery '
Meadowbrook hats of the latest
spring design are now at the
French Shop. 115 N. High street.
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CAC Officers Assemble' , '
Coast artillery, officers assem
bled in Salem last night for the
bi-monthly officers school which
is conducted in the staff offices
here. Those present; were Capt
C. Collins, Lieut. Joseph V. Mc
Gee, and Lieut. F. Campbell of Al
bany. The corps ! has Received
equipment for use,' such Has plot
ting boards which is used Jn, heavy
artillery work. I j I L i
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Spring Coats' f ! ' j- ;
New and popular Kasha cloth
coats. The very latest styles can
be seen at the French Shop, Ma
sonic Bldg. 115 Nj High. See
the windows. j J23
Concert Announced I -
The third annual concert of the
women's auxiliary of .the Salem
YMCA is to be presented at the
First Methodist church .Tuesday,
February . Excellent local tal
ent has been engaged; in addition.
to otner musical numbers. Tne
committee in charge of the en
tertainment is Mrs,. J. W. Harbi4
m a '. " S 9 .!
son, jhts. uonis v;rps9 ana xars.
C. A. Kells. : :-r -;jj;..v : .A
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Get Tour Next Haircut
Marinello Beauty Parlors.
128
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Officers' Elected : ?.!h ?T $
The Hop Growers Fire Relief
association of Bnttville met ( et
Donald and elected its officers for
the coming year. fA. J. Eagen,
James Smith and John Pugh are
to serve on the board off; directors
and John Murray and W. Jl. Mc
Kay, are the additional members
of the board. . The Farmers' Fire
Relief association meeting at he
same time re-elected 1 James Fellon
and iW. F.' Young as, members of
the board of directors, i
I
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Slany New Smart Models
; In Meadowbrook hats have ar
rived at the French Shop. ,116 w
High. 1 Masonic . Temple;
323
Dairymen Elect Officers f 1 i
' C. W. Laughlin of Astoria Will
head' the Oregon' Dairymen's Jas-
soclation; H. F. Co6ley, Jefferson,
vice president; Fred Bonebrake,
Roseburg, second vice (president,
and P. M. Brandt, .Corvallis, secretary-treasurer,
at ;its meeting at
McMinnville yesterdayl , Astoria
was recommended as the next con-f
vention center. Legislative mat-t
ters were discussed and recom-
mended at the meeting!
BbvIiMtlTotUKht. Armor)-, 8:30
Uardeaq irs. Dawson.- 4 J23
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Fcderaf pay Arrives '
fFfederal pay for the coast artil
lery units ' of the Oregon national
guard irrfTed In Salem yesterday
ana a toui of 32.297.43 will be
distributed,! according to the an
nounceptent from : Brigadier Gen
eral Gdorge1 White. Other federal
pay checks j are, due here soon. :
In New Spring Millinery- i
, Meaobrpok hats of the latest
spring design are now at the
French Shop. 115 N. High street.
would claim that he was a gradu
ate of some - English i school and
ask graduates of , the Institution
which he would name for funds.
Consequently he was able to se
cure several victims by his plaus
ible plea. In his plea to the Che
ma wa man he stated ! that he was
an Oxford man and desired to bor
row enough money to! pay his way
to Mt. Angel, where he claimed to
have a position. f
Chenians
The
terday
1925.
was present.
Meet 1
Cherrian council met yes-
discuss the plans for
C. Perry, "King Bing,"
Asnnmes Name .3 rl'-"';.-; ', i
- R.'CL Hansacker. Salem, and B.
W.tOdprlrk, Portland, have filed
thej assjumed name of Salem, Dal
las j and independence and Mon
mouth fTruck line with the county
clerk here.; '. I :
m
Meet at Crofwlug 11' ;f i h . -': f '
An automobile driven by C. A.
Fisher of i Shaw was Rtmrk hv a
Salem street! railway car t (State
and Liberty when the former tried
to get! across the railroad track
ahead of the car. Little damaee
1 -
resulted. .
Birth Certificates Filed ' 1
Elsife Mae Roth : ia the name
given sto la! baby girl born to Mr
and Mrs. John C. Roth December
1, 1924. Aiah Gilbert Robertson
arrived; Jsntiary r 12 i to Mr. and
Mrs. BJchard Robertson at the Sa
lem hfsp tali ! William Lewis Val
entine taj Mr. and Mrs. William
Lewis Valentine of 555 Marmot.
Janua fy a son to Mr. and Mrs.
vnesier a. Tucaer, ana ' a ,DDy
daughter, who has been r named
Evalgenei Louise GosjQ to Mr. and
Mrs M. J. Goss, according to the
jertifitates of birth filed with the
CMy health - of fleer ! yesterday, j
isew Spring Hata and uowns
j Have arrived ? at t the French
Shop, f t These Include the very
fatestjln smart springstyles. See
pur 'Windows. Masonic building.
115 N. High, r 4 : . J23
FrosbJ Delegate Selected .
j "At a meeting yesterday William
McAllister of Gresham was elect
ed as! freshman renresentatire on
the Willamette university student
.body executive committee, to take
the . plaee of Keith Brown, who
has left school. At the same meet-
in: I Elaine Clower of Gooding,
1dahd,: was elected' member of the
forensic ; council to fill the place
left'yacant by Nadie Strayer.
florins Tonight, Annorj't 8:3(V
Gajrdean vs. Dawson. ' j23
Boxing Salem Armory i
. Friday, Jan. 23. Billy Gardeau
of Portland vs. Charlie Dawson of!
Eugene: .10 three-minute rounds.
Spike Crossan" of Salem vs. W4
Hennlngs of Portland,! 6 three-i
minute rounds. Two snappy pre-j
limlnaries. . '323
Federal Tire Service I ;
Temporary location, Ferry St.,'
opposite Marion hotel.
323;
Crowder Win Speak
The Pringle community will be
addressed tonight y Rev. U.- S.
Crowder. j Entertainers include
Cooke Patton withj magic; E. Mc
Croskey by a musital saw, and by
Al Dubois in a monologue.
Ask fot- Trial.; !' I i ' I . ' 41 j .
ApplicaUon for :a trial In the
April term of the circuit court was
filed yesterday byj th4 attorneys
for Alice Bozell in her alienation
suit against Cella Bollman, form-!
erly private eecretary to Governor
Pierce.
V.
Family Needs Stove - j - ;
Just , a plain, ordinary cook
stove is needed bir a f family, ac
cording to Mrs. I John Carson
Anyone having such an article is
urged to call 332. There Is Imme
diate need for the stove.
LrfMt 1 Game Solecte . i
Telegraphic word 1 received yes
terday by Coach Rathbun indicat
ed that the basketball clash with
the University of. Southern Cali
fornia, which was. to have been
played some time in February, has
been set for March 2. This will
be tjie last game on the Bearcat
schedule. r--l': -
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Leader Head Named
Robert Judsdn was elected a
merqber of the Leaders class a
the Balem YMCA yesterday. '
Cheniawa Man "BUked" v
Hjjward P. Saunders, now under
arrest in Multnomah ieounty charg
ed ith extensive" plans of bilking
graduates' ; of ; English colleges,
bilked F. Gall of Chemawa by ihe
"alma mater'' gag' according to
Millkr McOUchrist who is in Salem
working I tip Che case against -the
matt. It Is alleged that Saunders
RODSEVIXTlIOlCL 1
, f'X PORTLAND ORC , I
Ascject hotel offering unexcelled aervke
at reasonable rates. Every room with
reached without driving through con
gested duttfcft. , : V :! ' '" .
Out! own cafe offen delightful food
taatljy served. i ' ':t. ;'! Ji - T-.'- JI'
1 Geoaus KI. Knc, MANAcra. t
Wfesi PARK AND SALMON STS. ;
Long Brier Kent Oui
: The public service; commission
yesterday sent out a lengthy brief
covering the central Oregon devel
opment project, i ; 1
MUler Busy Today
Andrew Miller, field secretary
of the Oregon State i! Bankers as
sociation. Is to address the Sa-i
lem school today in the interests
of Thrift week, i He will speak be
fore the student bodies of the J,
L. Parrish junior high. Salem high
school. Willametfa nnlvprsftv. the
he wilt address the; Lincoln and j
McKinley school. Later he will
speaa oerore the saiem Heights
Community club.
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STR. "NORTHWESTERN'
11 RIVER BOAT LINE -
" Now Operating on Regular Schedule . ;;; - ;
Between Salem Portland. ! ;
' leaving Tortland 6 a. m. Sunday, Tuesday. Thursday
Leaving Salem 6 a. i m. Monday, Wednesday, Friday
Rates are lower than truck. or rail either carloads
or Jess than carloads. : , . J i
'We deliver shipments? to your door. . '
; Special rates on shipments to California, Gulf or
I east coast ports: . ! ' ' ' ! I
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5 Call F. W. Karr, 967 or 848, for further Information
t as to rates, schedules, etc. : -. ; .: i , .
'Portland Dock j f Salem Dock
iAlbers No. 3. y Foot of Court St.
: Portland Produce .
PORTLAND, fjan.j 22. Butter
Extras, 43c; standards, 41c;
prime firsts, 40c; firsts. 38 c.
.Eggs Extras, 50i; firsts. 49c;
pullets, 48c. Current receipts, 45
cases. ; 7 1 ,. ' -
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OREGON
COLLEEN MOORE
j CONWAY TEARLE
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LOVE?
Last Times
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Today
LIBERTY
Double Bill
"JA5IKSTOWNM
'and: - - -:
CAPTAIN JANUARY
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GRAND
BUCK JONES
THE ARIZONA
ROMEO .
Tonight Saturday
i Sunday
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1 ammn 1
Model Bakery
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Special
Saturday
ALL1 1 5 c BRElf
White,1
Rye and Whole Wheat
1 ..
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BUTTER-CREAM DOUGHNUTS
per dozen
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FRENCH PASTRY and
CREAM PUFFS
3 for S
0
A big variety to choose from
.1 fYour Choice : r
SalrmrMan Ilonorrd - t
I Emery Dieffenb'ach of Salem, a
senior in mechanical ! engineering
at -OAC, was selected ffor employ
ment with the General Electric
company at Schenectady. N. Y., by
M. M- Boring, representative; of
the educational department of .the
company. He was chosen because
of his high scholastic average and.
BARGAINS
In HARNESS and
Farm I MPLEMEMTS
, Capital Baifjin
The House of a MilUort aad
15 cEXTint v :-l'r;
SPECIAL PRICES ON
rennsvj
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' 1 - TO REDUCE OVERSTOCK
The following prices on the sizes listed will apply; I
until we reduce our stock:
30x3 Cord iiiM
30 x 3y2 Cord ...L....;...,..v.:.;...... 8.75
31x4 Cord Oversize .1 ; . 12.95
32x4 Cord Oversize . L .;..i.. 14.75
32x4!$ Cord Oversize . L-.i. 1 9.45 ,
33x4J4 Cord Oversize:!..!...,....:; 19.95
l j OUR WEEK-END SPECIALS
i These are regular standard Vacuum Cup Casings, fully guaranteed, and
;.res"ji!an stock. ( We just have loo many. Why pay more for inferior
tires., You know the quality of the Vacuum Cup. You know its non skid
features. These won't last long at these prices. 7 "7-. .; 7 j 77
in 'Friday and Saturday selling we offer you this week a fine lot of
willow clothes baskets, in two size& These are' closely woven,' with rood
handles and heavy raised bottoms. 7 j 7 - ; 1 -
5 No. 1 Size Measures 18x25 outside Special at ... $1.00 V
! I 2 S?f Measures 20 xZ7 outside Special at - .I$1.25
: j ,Y See us for Poultry Supplies Incubators
'' ; - and Brooders
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GEO. E. ALLErJ
I Hardware & Machinery
236 N. Commercial.
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