The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, February 19, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON StXTESIXAN, SAXELI, OREGON Tmmmmm,''m''mm''''''''''i'iimimmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm : - - wj.j.-... j. juAXfcW. X x -- I i ' I . 1 ' i i i 1 1 i , -' - - r- 1 JS Vt IK is. is v I? IL- A N D u 5; e E; E: x 1 -..,.....,f..,j?. - An ; Extra Pair - of Trousers are? the-bridge of a man's; wardrobe - they: span the. period between seasons. t The best ready to wear trousers can be found right here. 1 A" look" and a try-on are all that ,) is necessary to convince you of the truth of our assertion. Prices $3;ttf.$9 The ; Plain. Gray for Young MerTat$6".50 G W. JOHNSON & COX "i E S S E L L 4 D S U c c E E D 469 State-St.- DRESS WELL ANDt SUCCEED mmmmmw& im ., brief AT TILE THEATERS TODAY;, Oregon Rin-Tin-Tin In "The Lighthouse by . the Sea." , . Uberty "LoTing; Lies," by Peter B.Kyne; ... ; Burris Is Promoted. 1: v , Paul Bn.rris has been promoted -to the rank' of first 'lieutenant,' In Compahy;Frl02nd infantry of the Oregon National Guard, according to information issued from the WOODRY Buys Furniture Phone 511 Terminal Taxi SERVICE ; Cars foi hire '-without drivers ... PHOJTB5 2O20 Day and Night Service . .Popular Priced t . ; . SI en's and Young Men's Tailored Suits $25 to $45 ' . TAUX)B ... ';:V'rL'B:-'H..'WWte'r. r . 0topathy-Srfry ; Electronic Dia-f rusi , and .Treatment Office Phone 839 or 469-J 60S V. 8. Bask Eldg. adjutant' general's office. Burris was chairman' of the Marion coun ty central committee . of the 're publican party here prior to the general, election and at present Is assistant chief,-clerk in the house of representatiTes. - Colonial Chicken Pie . Supper ; First Christian church, Friday, o'clock. Adults 50c; children 35c. I , S f20 Plans Extensive Tow"-- . Dr. G, E. Prime, of Salem and Dr. V.'J. Brown of Portland are leaving: on an extensive tour "of the south and east, which will cover a ! period , of several weeks. In addition, several weeks are to be spent, In post graduate work in eastern circles. Enroute to. New THEBAKALL j SYSTEM y. i What is it? Skating, Skating, Skating ! At Dreamland .' '. THtrsday, Friday, Satnrtaj - ... AlliO to 10 p. m. it i r. Hear Our New .CaJfiope 1 . inert Salem's 'ew. AudtitoriuB . - Ladies Free : . ' We'dnesday and Salttrday, Bezanson's Melody rhlends York City the party will stop' at San Francisco, Los Angeles,' New Orleans and other Important cities. i ' I LADD & BUSHj Bankers Established 1S6 y . ' f . J General Banking Business. j - . ' ... .. i . ..: , Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. DIAMOND BRIQUETS n ro OqcI- BECAUSE iTHEY. AUE ULhAII MFBt SBSI and HAVEr.'.0RE HEAT UIIITS r . 17c Csrry all Sizes of Cdai .... . x ... . a. m. .t.. rf..ii from the large turnace 10 me smaitesi. u biso. e 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 beat mines. Our coal.service is yours, 1. to command.-' - ' "- . .. ; . prices range ftxm .$10 t $15 e i t . Also handle the best Diamond Briquettes 15 , . : v" PHONE 0S6.;':'iV . ; -; '. TT..-. ; 1 --.?! . f 4 -- .v., Birth Report Filed-1- - A certificate ofc birth' for Clau- dine Maysel Vick was filed with the city health' officer" Wednesday by Mr. and Mrs. - Albert Vick of 1225 Norway. The birth was re ported for February 18." For Rent ' Modern 5 room flat,' 965 N. 5th. 20 Joins IxKral Chamber-' Several new members have been added to the Salem Chamber of Commerce. The new - members were .recruited ..from., theranks of the plumbers, cigar dealers, and the business, dealers. . .The mem bership of t John W. Orr, of the Orr Adjustment company,, Oregon building, a former sheriff of Polk county, but'; now a citizen of Sa lem, was brought in, by L. Luns ford. J. A. Bernard!, local plump er, wasv introduced by Theo. M. Barr,j.;and ;the 4 membership of Stanley B. Lainson, proprietor of the Salem . Smoke : shop,' was brought in by Mrs. John J Bottle. Tor fine medhim-tixed family ear thU can't be beat . 1922 Jawett touinf la fia - mechanical condition S07S Come in and see this one and it it don't please we 'can show . yott many others j merce. Michigan ranked' second with only; 30,440 cases. Oregon took first place last year' In the canning' of strawberries "witli' 86, 607 ases, with' Salem district hav ing the record of packing the ma jority of i cases. ' Michigan again ranked second in this pack with a total of 84,194 cases. This state packed . 405,151 cases of. logan berries while Washington " came second with 203,197 cases. Historical Center Here ' ; Marlon . county is - a historical center as disclosed by. the Cham ber' of Commerce bulletin. We have Champoeg, greatest historical spot in -. the north. west,' the place where Oregon f was ? saved to ; the United States the Jason Lee hojue In Salem,, the oldest! church 1 in Oregon at St. , Paul, an . Indian settlement . in the" northwest' was creek" is nanted near Turner:' .Just north of Salem the first American settlement , In ,hte northwests wasj made tin 1812, while the second settlement was made two miles south. of Newberg on, the Marion county side. , , -i YlsiUng Eagle -Here Hon. Del Carey Smith, past grand worthy master: of ' the Fra ternal OrderA of . Eagles,, addressed ah open -meeting of , the organiza tion at McCornack hall last night. Over 200 members and ' guests were present. Lesion Has Magazine The Salem post" of the. Ameri can Legion has just recently issued a , magazine which is called the Bulletin,' containing bits of gossip for the members. - It is edited by Rule White. Building Permit Issued H. V. - Compton is to erect a building at 1 01 0 North Summer, to cost 6,000, according to. the building" permit; issued by 43ity Recorder Poulsen. Lots of.' Special Business :. lve f man jf'or vtT Salem l post- office, substituting for, Billy, Mc "Adains, the', regnjar man,, who is mail clerk . for the legislature. Mr. Loter .was a - busy man yesterday. He delivered 100 . special , letters during the day, 60 of them after 4 o'clock. About half the f peclal letters . delivered, yesterday, went to members of the legislature. )llui tTlnTla. 1ir.ll ltnak. ' Will make house-cleaning eas ier, man. Phone .707. Fuller Brush fl9 Oregon Has Record, Last year Oregon packed more than half 'of all. the gooseberries canned in the United States.', with 60,595 cases, according to-the bul letin of the Chamber of Com- DIED RIGGS John.- la, aRiggs- passed away, at his residence, 492 North Summer, Feb.17, afcthe age of 82 years.' Tffe Is survived by his widow. Camella Riggs, and one son,, Ralph' P. KIggs. Funeral services will be teld Friday at 2 p. m. from the First Christian church, . Rev. J. J. , Evans of f i ciating. Interment City View cemetery. Webb's" funeral par lors' in charge of arrangements. NEWBY -Samuel i Newby passed 1 away Feb. 15 at Marshall town, ' Iowa. He is i survived by two sons, Emory of Washougal, Wm. Jesse of Marshalltown,, Idwi; ' three daughters, . Mrs. j Mabel Huff , of Harrisburg; Ore.; Mrs. Sadie Pearson - of Bozeman, Mont.; . Airs.- Ruth . Wagner . ol Marshalltown, Iowa. funeral services win be held Jfriday, Feb. 20, from the Rosedale Friends church at 1 p. mRevs Hadley and Thomas offlclatin Interment at Rosedale. Webbs funeral parlors US charge of ar rangements. 1 Catholics Plan Buildings--- , " The square block of .. property located on . Highland, avenue 'near the state fair grounds purchased by . the Catholic .parish of SV (Vin cent de Paul will be usedt for building purposes. A. school 'and' church are to be erected within the . immediate future,- it. is said. The. immediate plans .call : for .an expenditure, of 6,000 for a par ochial residence and $5,000. for a parochial school. . Father Keen an has been; placed, in charge' 4y Archbishop. ChrisUer visitor to many, of tbV North Pa- cSfVjans:: rlle was c4uainted with many of the largest city bSs- tiies, 1 including Kelly's Butte in Portland.; Tepley was ' held ? last night after he lhad attracted the attention ;'pfjbfflcers by his pecul iar, actions.- ' ' Slarrtage. Llcenscri .yMartln Tokstad 26, of Sllverton and .Miss Hazel -Shanander. 19, of stireTton, obtained y a marriage license yesterday,' as. did William Brown. 30, "OT Broadacrea and Miss Nlria'E. MangrcO.'of St. Paul. Popular music 12 less. Waterman . Piano' School, McCornack,- bldg. . - ' A ' '. ' ' - fl9 Stout Pays" Fine: H. Gn;Stout paidta fine of, $25 t Justice of the Peace Small yes terday dfteri he had' been 'arrested f of ' carrying' passengers without a proper license. Louis Merlo .was fnedf $15 Ztar infraction of 1 the traffic-' lav. ... Parole Officer Dies , ' ' Funeral - services ; were held in Portland Wednesday fqr George t," Smith, . stkte" parole 'officer. He was born near Corf a, N. Y.? March 3," 1866.. He engaged in .the' pub lishing; business in ? Portland in 1895: and. in 1914 was appointed receiver of .the United States land office by President '.WoodrowiWil son. - He served in the federal of fice, until 1 922.' Her had been, active in democratic party politics j for years and in; 1912 was assist ant sergeant at arms of he Balti more, convention when .Wilson was first nominated. He was appoint- at the governor's , office. ; They alsoylsitediattSilvoii,- fox ;the- basketbali games played between the Sifrerton and Newberg'; high schools last night. , K- StudenttMb Travel"- -J j I "Delegates 4ronr the. faculty and student body of the Salem' high sehooL are to travel to Corvallis during the education exposition there February 21 to 23 as official delegates. They : are: ' Miss Ola Clark", - Miss , Hazel Browne, and Miss Beryl Holt, .members of the facultyr Helen Marcus,' Hazel Campbell, , Mildred Gilbert," Mary Cupper, -, Dorothy Baker, Avery Thompson, John Minto, Alvin Bur ton, Marlon Bowman and"' Vernon Perry. Banks to Close - The Salem banks are to.be clos ed next Monday in' honor of Wash ington's birthday, according to the announcement made yesterday. Tljis will' giro them two , straight days as a vacation- because they are also closed on Sunday.- 4. Income. Tax Reports 4 ; '. See Wi A. Sipperell, 345C&em- 5 m a eketa. 7 fl9 larty Tendered ; A., party iw'fll be. given' tonight at the First Methodist church in honor of Rev. and Mrs. Blaine E. rCirkpatrick,. who;are to leaye for the east -within afewi days . to as sume new work; Dr." Kirknatrick will . hare charge -oJLthe Epiforth league work of , the ; Methodist church. Dr.! Kirkpatriek has been pasCd of the Salem" churelT for four and a half years. ; ; Income Tax iervice ' iGwECRosv .Accountant; ,'.33 lr 331 State street. Shone 2098-R. ... 121 Tepley Has Surprise ? ' John: Tepley held for Investi gation by the Salenipblice yester day, ,waar lottnd,vto,have bgen,ja or HUNT At the residence, south u 12th street, Feb. 17th, William H. Hunt, age 77 years'.? Father of Mrs. F. W. Allen of Salem, Mrs. L. C. Dodley of Beaverton', Mrs. W. H. Turpin of Vancouv er,. B. C, Guy W. Hunt and Warren J. Hunt of Salem and Maurice7 LC Hunt of Eugene. Funeral services i will be held . Friday, Feb.. 20 th at 2r o'clock from the new Rigdon mortuary. Chemeketa and Cottage streets tkV-Rev. W: C. Kantner offici ating, interment City View cem-1 etery. FUNERAL Funeral services of the : late Thomas B. Eppcrt will be held from, f nneral parlors today (ThHirsday) Feb.:l9at 2:30 p.m. Rev. Kennel assisted by Sedgwick Post GAR and lOOF officiating. Interment in Citjr View cemetery. It's worth your whilto get all your Drug Store needs at the' Rexall :Drag Store, because it is srpart of the greatest organiza tion In theworld manu factnring BTug Store mer chandise, r - J r. . -. .... -'iL' Our great factories.in, Bos ton, St. Louis, etc,' Is- tribute direct toyou through own town Rexal Drag store and you reap a direct advantage In larger sizes or lower - priceB t in either case a saving. for you. - 1 As to quality .only the very bst-is good enough for Rexall merchandise, so your safety is assured. Save with ' You certainly Safety at ) Perry Drus Stcra "ef t y 115 Sovtli Commereiil. -SALE3I - - - OH" -ON. ed parole pfficer at.the.state pris-J- . A n itriny,ov f vt.- w ohby Goyerhor PtercV Mr. Smith Fhiaier of Corvallis were visitors had been in popr: healttt.ior seve- ,n the c,ty yesterday transacUng ral months. He was" a member I. of Multnomah TypSunion No. 58.1 Carl Lempke, a student, of the blind school,- is to be In Portland today, where he will attend n concert. ,f f.- ; Wisconsin Peoplev to Meet . Wisconsin people , are requested to meet at .the Salem , Chamber. of Commerce for a mid-winter get together ; meeting - Ffid.ay, , nigh r, February 27.; A. 6hort program has been ' arranged ' although' the details are not yet completed.. The meeting lis .called for all former residents of the. state of Wiscon sin,, and' it' matters not whether a membership Is held in the club or not.5 ; The idea is to have every former resident , of the state to -meet at the' commercial club" for a general sociable.' AV C." Borhn- stedt, Salem business man, .is president and M?s. WI D. Bouf fie, secretary. - : . -7f " '- Dr. IHarshall . . . Osteopathic Physician and Sur- c PERSOWA T k- 1 -1 . Perk Spencer of Portland was a Salem visitor .yesterday. Mr.' and Mrs. F. E. Dobe, resi dents of Blodgett, were in Salem Wednesday. ; ; ,. . Mrs.-Ira) Stubblefield,was in the city from : Pendleton . yesterday.' Mrs. G. ,W. ; Maupin of -Wood- burtfv was in the city Wednesday. Wayne ImJahf ot .Turner ;was a Salem visitdr; yesterday. : V. , Samuel ' Toones, was a vvisitor For healthfiillcompleiaons eatr joocte made with f 'in THE T0HZ3?S ..GREATBS'? Its greater leavening strength means light bakings perfect digestion fruit is but poorly represented in the '. Dakotas and ' in " Minnesota. The outlook for a good coast mar ket f in these states ' seems to , be promising, according to Mr. Gop- lerud. -. ' ' i ' Mr. - Goplerud . also interviewed Northern Pacific and Great North- ,ern railway company; officials in regard to using Silverton-canned fruits on-their lines, especially during the Oregon;: food months. The suggestion was well received, says. Mr. Goplerud, "and there is little doubt but . that Silverton prunes will be served on these two lines during the next two months." Education Exposition at Corvallis Draws Sifvertbn geon. General White Honoretl-- Honors are to be heaped upon Brigadier General add" Mrs! George A. White by, the officers and ladles of the Oregon " National ;. Guard stationed in . Multnomah county. According? to the program that has been arranged for the reception and ball;-Saturday, February 21, in honor of ttieir twentieth wed ding- anniversary: v The .affair will mark the climax of .the Guard's social season and will : be .heli at th.e ? Multnomah' county i Armory, Invitations have been, extended to officers of the regular, army, re serve, corps,. and ,v the i national army and will be informal. Immef diately . following - the reception General White .will, leave .for the east to. attend a conference; at Washington, D. C. Mrs. .White will accompany hinu. - ' Popular music, 12 less. Waternian ' Piaho School, McCornack," bldg. : r ' fl9 Members J Sed-fwicK Post. GAR will conduct the service of our late . conxraae, . a nomas : m Eppert. today Vfrom Webb's fu neral parlors at 2:30 p. m. Signed J. J. Newmyer, com.; R. R. Ryan, adjt. - - ' Trial Coming Up Art' Keeper, ' charged - with - the possession and operation of a still will appear.' before . Brazier. Small, Justice oLhe peace,' today for. a hearing. Keeper was arrested near Talbot last -week by members from the sheriff's office. V Kirkpatriek Honored The Business Men's class of the YMCA of which . Rev. Blaine E. Kirkpatriek" Is ' a member, tender ed him a farewell party last night at the Spa. Rev. Kirkpatrlcjc has been :-a member of the class" for several years.- Schools, to Close . V The Salem' public school' will close, for the afternoon Monday in observance of Washington's birth day,', according; to the .plans an nounced yesterday. - During the forenoon brief exercises win -be held. . ' - - Legionaires Extend ThanUs To Firms .for Statue Help . . r The members : of the American Legion wish to have credit, 'given to the following, for assisting, in reducing the overhead, ,1a-' order that the S 1320 'fund might - be made . up from . the sale of, dance tickets' and concessions and a few extra donations, to pay the debt on the soldier monument on he Marion, county courts house grounds:. f ... , Knowland & "Unruh, N". D. El liott and- Rowland Printing Co , donated V printing. - ' .Oregon.. Liberty, Grand, Bllgh theaters, The Statesman and , Cap ital Journal," donated advertising. : Buttercup Ice Cream Col, donat ed punch.. - ; ' Otto. Klett- made it possible to use Crystal Garden, dance hall. SILVERTON, Or., Feb. 17. (Special to The Statesman.) Sil verton high school will be present- ed at the education exposition 'to be held at the Oregon Agricultur al college this week-end, by Ber tha Aim, Dena Aim, Alice Casper sbn, Mary Egan, Mildred Kleeb, Ellison Bristol, Dwight Kircher, Gilbert Oddie, and arl Starr. Miss1 Beulah Wright- will accom pany the students as faculty- rep " . Skirts ' will have , to be shorter. They couldn't be tighter- not without walking on crutches. Rotarians Are Planhind Big Blowout. in Portland Preparations' are under, way- aM present to secure a' full attendance of the Salem Rotary club at the Oregon gathering of the organi zation in Portland during the com ing- month. The committee in charge here expect to secure a 100 per cent' attendance. The Rotary -club of Salem has. been1 called upon' to furnish a ma jor portion of the entertainment for ' the convention, and active steps are being undertaken at tile present time. ' R. OShelling is to be in charge of some of the activity of the club here and will arrange part of the program to be presented In iPort- land March 22, 23 and 24. A banquet Is scheduled for the closing night. ,T ."...if ' 1 - 1 . .. t Food, Product President Returns From Trip East SILVERTON,, Or., Feb. 17 ( Special to The Statesman) John C, Goplerud, of the Silverton Food Products, company, returned Mon day night from , a three , weeks trip to middle western states. Mr. Goplerud reports that the coast Help Yoa , SOLVE YOUR MiTNOTOBM Just, give r ns your name and address and Tre will have our salesman, calL and go over your heating problem, with you with out' any obligation on your part fastman siBr-oar FURNACES 170.69 anf up, Installed Complete V.' I ' i : EASTMAN BROS .(rozmaio-r fltlverioa Blow Tip Co.) ' Silverton, Oregon iiiiii n 1 1 mi OREGON NOW PLAYIXG RIN-TIN-TIN -the LinirrnocsE BY THE SEA . IlilllllGllllllll LIBERTY LAST TIMES TODAY "LOVING LIES' by PETER B, KYNIT lllllili aii-iii II INCUBATORS BROODERS; CAPITAL BARGAn; - HOUSE - I The House of a Million and One Bargains ; 215 CENTER ' ' J si- ') ; JJ . i Students Visit. Capital. Students from the commercial lay class of. the Newberg high school were visitors affhe legisla tive" session yesterday-as well as . Accept only-genuine "Phillips," the original Milk . of Magnesia prescribed by. - physicians for 50 years; as an antacid; laxative, cor rective, . 2 5-cent bottles, also 6 Oncent bot tles," contain directions any- drug store Adr, . OreffoftPilliianrtP . I S i apsi Calezn, Orestm D:r- r:nd, Tlzzz2 VzxtZT.lr.zs and Spec! ling mitmadsxiurGS ViD-save yon money 1 I . .............. . : 1 :'X.":T rf.v,T"orget your Cross Word ruzzle for a j. .. mmuie ana cry mis : ..-t,f; yliguieihe cos of lumber, hardware, wastage, ' f .vmw atiu w the result -with our prices for the completed- -fixtures described below. The comparison will surprise -you and will demonstrate the i advantage of. our economical production and superior workmanship. ' - t ItltCHEN BUFFETS--About 4 ft. 6 in. wide 3 top shelves enclosed, by 2 panel doors work, table- 3 drawers and Z tilting" bins at the bottom. Finished in natural Douglas, fir,. beautifully grained for staining. .-Will -also I I r I I 1 1 i make a superb enameled job. On display at our retail store. CUPBOARD DOORS Ready, made in sizes from: 12xlS in; to; 20x48 in. Priced from, 75c jmd up. You couldn't buy the uncut lumber fcr this price.; , CUPBOARD SASIT-r-We can furnish these com plete with glass right from stock or v.il 1 make up special sizes on short notice. Gel our prices before you buy. I ! I ! i 1 TTwb'errf Wocl!surrt I -- - J"- TICX Vouslas TrLinTi h er hwiii.i - mm m m . "re 1-. 1 ri l .... . V : . ,vJJ5 ' 5:"! krK-l ir"i Ti-iV 1