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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF J
AT THE THEATERS TODAY
Oregon Richard Barthel-
mesa In "New Toys."
Liberty Larry' Semon In
The Girl in the Limousine"
Grand "The Matt Who Came
Back, by John Fleming
' Wilson. - -
Bllgh Five acts Vaudeville
and pictures. ' '' .
Fines Are Imposed
Pete Hiebert and Ben Mukleman
were' fined $5. in the police court
yesterday, while Lester Spafford
forfeited a bail of $15, which he
had d laced with the officers.
Influenza in Chicago Has a
Hlrh rtAAtTi rat A Ifnan vnnr
body resistance up by Chiropractic-
Call Dr. Scofield. Tel. 2194.
Oregon Bldg; ml5
WOODRY
Buys Furniture
Phone 511
Popular Priced
: Men'a and Toons Men's
Tailored Suits $25 to $45
Y D. H. MOSHER
. tailor
Dr. B. H. White
i - OaUopaihy-Smjary - '
EUetraaie XHafBosU and Treatment
Dr. Abraufa math). -
Offlea TTiana 859 ar 4S9-J
- eo tr. s. 3uk Bids.
LADD & BUSH, Bankers
General Banking Business
Office Honrs from lO a. m. to 3 p. m.
Why DIAMOND BRIQUETS
Are 1
QC L1CAUSE TilEY ARE CLEAN
and HAVE rORE HEAT UII ITS
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I7e Carry all Sizes of Coal
" ' from the large furnace to the'smallest nut size. Tell
ns for what purpose the coal is required and we'll point
: out the proper size to use. t 3ut although we carry all
sixes we handle only one Quality, the very best coal
from' the jYerjr best,inea. .Pur, coal service is yours,
to conxnand. - . - -
Prices ranjce from $10 to f 15
Also handle the best Diamond Briquette $18 , - -,
- PHONE 930 '
LCiifijf Transier &;torageG9.
DRESS WELL AND SUCG
EED
The New
I IT
The new two button fcoats will
of the most popular numbers
entire Spring Suit Program.
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COMFORTABLE SUIT
FOR SPRING WEAR
J-
entirely' new.
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The tailoring is the best
could do. tGome in anci try them on.
DRESS WELL AND SUCCEED
Bennett Speaks Twice
Alex Bennett, of Bremerton,
Wash., wfli arrive, la the city
Tuesday moaning and make two
addresses, th first before the Wil
lamette student body at the regu
lar chapel services j and at the Ki
wanla club at noon, j Dr. Bennett
is a Kiwanls. lecturer and a bril
liant speaker. , ;j. j '
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Specials for ne Week
10 to 20 jer cent! reduction on
Ensemble 'suits. The' French Shop.
Masonic Temple, 1 5 N. High ml 5
Best Grade of Wood is lO-Inch
Mill block jor furnace and heat
er; 3 large l$ads f Or; $15. Prompt
delivery. Pone 1542, Fred E.
Weils. j . II ral5
Cut Flowers! Floral Pieces
Adams, FTorist, 453 Court. ml5
Orr Returns ; To Street j j
v John W. Orr, former sheriff of
Polk county,' but now a- business
man of Salem, has recovered suf
ficiently from the minor operation
to his nose that he was on the
downtown streets yesterday. , He
Dancing! Dancing!
CRYSTAL CARDERS
; -----Ladies Free -- '-.'"
Thomas Bros.' Jazx Band Or
chestra, fuir of life and pep
SATURDAY NIGHT
Skating; Skating, Skating
" ; AT DREAMLAND -Tnursdayi
Friday, Saturday
Masquerade Skate Saturday,
- -1 March 14 ' ' . '
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expects to be at his office Monday.
He has been confined to his home
during the past week. - '
See the Plct
I Of Samoa and hear the address
of Robert Louis Stevenson at the
First Congregational church this
evening. ml5
Royal Dadmura, Baritone
(Grand, Thursday, March 19th.
Seats on sale Wills' and Moore's
Music houses, 75c; 11; 1.50. ml8
Dr. Marshall. OsteoDsthi
Jrnysiclan and surgeon.
ml 5
Trade In Your Old -
Sewing machine tor a new "Free"
machine. Hamilton. . ml5
New Ordinance Drafted
Because of the new situaton
arising in Salem toy the "cars for
hire without drivers" a brand new
ordinance " must be drafted. This
I? Jnade necessary in order that a
ta may be levied against the ve
hidles and to have them regulated.
This ordinance will; be consolidat
ed in the new traffic ordinance
that is to be : presented to the city
council t 9ome future date. '
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1 "pur Sunday; Chicken fttnner at
75t., Daily Merchant's Lunch 45c.
Salem Restaurant, i mis
Se the Sewing Machine
nis week that will be placed
In your home on: easy terms.
Hamilton. j mis
111'" J
r. Stone
Dr. Ston
At Pa.r.'. Tim. 01...
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iTenJaIs, Now Is the Time
I To ; plant them.' Delphinium,
g&im and long list of others, all
wintered in open. D. H. Upjohn,
$4 South Liberty, Phone 1700.
Afl bulbs and plants sold at that
address, not at farm. i ml5
Special Introductory Offer
i- j"or one : week only, - smart
Meadowbrook hats, $7.55 and
$11.75. The French Shop. Mme.
puffe Morrison, 115 High street.
Masonic Bldg. j ml5
j ' 1 ' ' , - i --,
AfArinello Beauty Parlors ''
j f Men's manicuring, 245 N. High
street. ;, .. - : mis
The Sensation of Driving
A Studebaker Srlecjal! It's won
derful. Try one ut at the Cer
tified Public Motor Car Market.
where they are conditioned so well
and priced so cheap. m21
r
Klan Order Incorporat
Articles of ; incorporation have
been filed by the Imnroved Order
of Klansmen. with Harnld Mnlbar.
Jack Mantor, C, cj Harris, LaMar
Piper, H. H. Pettygrote and Boy
S. Glenn as incorporators. ' The
organization proposes j'to associ
ate white male protestants togeth
er in educational j religious .and
charitable objects for mutual ben-
REDUCKD SUMMKIt f HATES
TO CAUFDBJS1A
BY PICKWICK STAGES
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Saa FrancisvM, one way, I1&50
Hound Trip, $30.00
Los Angeles, one! way, $275
Round Trip, $50.00
Special Bates to Parties of
Eight or More
For Information land Reserva
tions phone 69$, or call at j
CENTRAL STAGE TERMINAL
- Salem, Oregon -. r
Garden Tools :
Farm Implements .
. , , : . , and , J -1 , .
Wajbns
CAPITAL DAHGAiri
HOUSE
The House of. avltliliion an4
One Darpdaa ;
U , 1
It'a pleaamra to how a pro
" pectiT buyer hia aaed car at
' ka kas 25 or 30 hand at all
" times ., ready to ( wkeo . aa
f ttwche the Urter batten. If
you Hka Baieks, Dodges, Jew
t etts, Stadebaken, ford, Chevro- '
letm, drop ia any time.
eflt and the public good." Mantor
was formerly deputy warden at
the state prison.
Specials for One Week
10 to 20 per cent reduction on
Ensemble suits. The French Shop,
Masonic Temple, 115 N. High ml5
Best Grade of Wood . -
Is 16-inch mill block for furn
ace and heater. Three large loads
for $15. Prompt delivery. Phone
1542. Fred E. Wells. ml5
You Win Enjoy
Our Sunday Chicken Dinner at
75c. Daily. Merchant's Lunch 45c
Salem Restaurant. . ml 5
See the Sewing Machin
This week that will be placed
in your home 'on easy terms.
Hamilton. " ml 5
Building Permits Issued
R. ' L. Wlldman is to erect a
dwelling at 2436 Maple avenue to
cost $2400,' and A. N. Lausch a
dwelling at 1375 North Sixteenth,
estimated to cost "$2,000, accord
ing to the certificates issued by
the city recorder yesterday.
The VFree Sewing Machine
Will be placed in your home on
easy terms. Hamilton. ml 5
Stop! Look! Wonderful Bargain!
Owner leaving; $500 down, fine
suburban home and chicken ranch,
fruit flowers and nuts. Open to
day. Phone 9F22. ml5
Turkey Is Found r -
- A large bronze turkey hen has
voluntarily taken its abode with
I. D. Bennett, of route 9, accord
ing to advice received from Mrs.
Bennett. The owner of the tur
key may communicate with the
Bennetts by calling 117F24.
Trade in Your Old
Sewing machine for a new "Free"
machine. Hamilton. ml5
Service
If it's a formal party, a family
dinner, a luncheon, or a tea. we
can please you. ' Colonial Dame
Tea Shoppe. Open 11 to 11.
: . ml5
Sacred Concerfr v !
Central Congregational church.
Sunday 7:30 p. m. ml5
Purso la Found
A small pocket puree containing
a few coins was found by a mem
ber of the Salem poliee force and
is now at the police station. The
owner can obtain the purse - by
identifying it. .
There Is a Real Opportunity
To save money in buying a
used car at the Certified Public
Motor Car Market. For instance
here is a Chevrolet touring, good
as new, and $300 less than the
new price. . m21
Moores to Entertain
The Perrydale school is the next
place where the Moore's Music
house will put on their program.
Last Friday evening they offered
part of the entertainment at the
Victor Point school house where
the Parent-Teacher . association
presented a program. '-r.
Specials for One Week
10 to 20 per cent reduction on
Ensemble suits. The French Shop,
Masonic Temple, 115 N. High ml5
' J. H. Fuller, secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce, -, and
George A. Briscoe, superintendent
of schools, returned to Ashland
Saturday after spending two days
in the city on business.
The "Free Sewing Machine
Will be nlaced In your home on
easy terms. Hamilton. ml 5
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Plan fGreen" Program
: Because the. regular luncheon
comeslon St. Patrick's day, the Ki
wanis club is observing the day
Tuesday. Alex Bennett of Brem
erton. Wash., will be the principal
speaker. Mr. Bennett Is chairman
of the district educational com
mittee. Musical numbers will be
furnished by Dick Barton, accom
panied by the octette with Prof.
FILM
STUDIO
SCHOOL
Portland's newest Studio School
i is preparing to film
THE NEW GOVERNESS
All jages needed, also an op
portunity for camera men. For
tuition and class hours phone
; CASTING DIRECTOR at
'Aladdin Studio,
MAIN 8309, or Call at Studio,
800 Madison St off Vista Ave.
! Council Crest Car
T. S.Roberta accompanist, and the
Willamette university Quartette. '.
Introducing Meadowbrook "
-$ew sport crusher hats. .Flex-O
weave. The Trench Shop,x Mason
ic Temple, 115 N. High.. - ml 5
Payment on fiasy Ternis
Puts a "Free" sewing machine
in your home. Hamilton. L ml5
New Pumps Installed v.
' A Lubo oil and an aero gasoline
pump is being installed at Ferry
and South Commercial streets for
service to the traveling public. The
new pumps are of the most mod
ern design and are secured to give
the best possible service in the sale
of gas and oil. , ... ..
Dr. Gerald S. lUckstrand, M.D.
. Announces the opening of office
in i 414 Bk' of Commerce Bldg.,
with Drs. Thompson and Downs.
Practice limited to diseases of in
fants and children. Office, hours
9 to 11:30 a. mi ml8
Just Completed
And for rent, one-half of a du
plex ' house, South ' Commercial.
Phone 782R.. , ml5
Baby, Suffers Injury
, "Little ; Marjorie Hill," seven
months old. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas B. Hill, is suffering
from the inhalation of stereate of
zinc, which was taken Into, her
lungs by misadventure.. Quick ac
tion on the ' part of the mother
saved the child , from . permanent
injury,, if not death. , Late, last
evening the condition of. the' child,
was much Improved and recovery
seemed probable, although a grave
fight , has' to be. made to avoid
pneumonia. . . .
Try Gray Improvement Shoppe
, -And your next marcel will stay.
Open evenings by appointment,
413 Oregon Bldg. -Phone 187 ml5
Payments on Easy Term:
i-Puts a :"Free"" sewing machine
in' your home. - Hamilton. - ml5
Chicken Dinner Tuesday r r
- Even ins, Mach 17,' Central
Congregational church, 19th and
Ferry. . . . i -mlo4
Smart to Siilg - ; ..
v James P. Smart, ,Polk - county
farmer who has. made a reputa
tion , by hjs interpretations . of
Scotch' songs. Is to be pn the pro
gram of the First Christian
church r tonight. Other features
are also provided for the services.
Introducing Meadowbrook !
:. New sport crusher hats. FIei-0
weave. - The French Shop, Mason
c Temple; US N. High. ' ml5
Banquet Scheduled- . "- V" :
- Fifty-five covers- are-being , laid
at; the Salem restaurant Sunday
afterhoon, for the Phi Sigma. Kap
pa fraternity of which Sam Kozer,
ex-Goyemor Olcott', ex-Mayor AU
bee and Hopkins J Jenkins 1, are
SIGHT
Sight is the greatest of
" all our possessions.. The
beauties, of nature, the
wonders of creation, the
works of man, spread
themselves befpre- our
eyes day after 'day.
We read and study ex
claim over forms of art,"
. combinations of shades
" and colors- they reach
' , our sense thrpugh bur
: eyes. '''.'. : -
Do we really realize that
- our eyesight la t h e
greatest. of our posses
sions? Do we guard it
as such?
Morris Optical Co.
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, 1 301-4 Oregon Bklg.
11 Salem,' Oregon
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-r.. W : EstabUshedlSOi: ,; . l .. V ' .
. ! - . ? - V .ChetaoketaT' Street atf CbitUge; 3 ; T , . : , '
ui;..iiitunuT
tatws
members.- . Several .able speakers
have been . arranged and the
awarding of the- scholarship cup
will be made at the-meeting
Special Introductory Of f er
', For ; one: week only,, smart
Meadowbrook- hats,, $7.55 and
$11.75. The French Shop. Mme.
Buffe. Morrison, 115 High street.
Masonic Bldg.. ' , ml5
Ask for a DemoustratJon
- of "The Free' sewing machine
on sale this week on easy terms.
Hamilton ' 1 ' ml5
Special Introductory Offer
For . one week only, smart
Meadowbrook hats. $7.55 ' and
$11,752 The French Shop. Mme.
Buffe Morrison, 115 High street,
Masonic Bldg. '' - ml5
SO Per Cent Discount On
All stamped goods and embroid
ery thread for 10 days at the Pe
tite Shop. . . IHlStf
Attend Easter Services
Salem Knights Templar will at
tend ' Easter 'Sunday services in a
body at the Unitarian church, in
stead of attending the services to
day, as previously announced.
Madame X Reducing Girdles
For stout figures. Miss Swarfs
Specialty Shop, 453 Court. ml5
Sunday Dinner at The Spa.
A reliable place to dine, ml 5
Baseball Is Calling
. Baseball goods are beginning to
move in the sporting goods stores
DIED ,
MISSION At the home 1542
; Bellvue street, .Mrs. Altha Mis
sion,, wife of Herbert Mission,
and mother of three small
Children, Robert, Lillian, and
Blanche. She was the daughter
' of S.' R. Critchlow, of Pendle
ton, and a slater "of Mrs. A. B.
McKillop, of Salem, Mrs. Elmer
Thompson, of Yoncalla. The
remains are in care of the Rig
don & Son mortuary.
ZUMWALT In this ctiy, March
14, C. W. Zumwalt. age 79
years. The remains are in
' charge of the Rigdon & Son
' mortuary.
SWARTZ At the home ten miles
, south of Salem, March 14, Fred
W. Swartt, age 48. He was the
husband ' of Mrs. Edna Swartz,
and the father of Miss Miriam
. Swartz, of Portland, and Edwin
Swartz. ' He is also survived by
his father, brother, and sisters,
in Ohio. Announcement of the
funeral ; will be made later by
. Rigdon -.& Sdn mortuary. : - ;
POAGE At his late home, 1420
Chemeketa street, March i&;
1925 James A.. Poage, 'aged 80
-years.',' JJ8 :1s, survived by his
wife, and three children," Mrs.
Irene Scott of Salem? Mrs. Ora
Isabel ot Pasadena,' Calif., and
G. P. - Poage Of Scotts Mills,
: Ore.; : by . two - sisters. 'Mrs.
, Amanda Wright of Mtnater,
Neb,, . and Mrs. Conn rardy of
Exira, Ia. and by two brothers,
Bert Poage of Gordon, Neb.,
and Dell - Poage ( of Alzabore,
Ore.,' and by three - step-daughters,
Mrs. .Dora 'Owens, Mrs.
Laura Owens, and " Mrs. Nellie
Jacobs, all of Bliss, Idaho. - Fur
neral services will be held from
the Terwllliger home, 770 Che
meketa street, Sunday, at 2
p.: m., Rev.. Mr. Putnam officiat
ing. Committal services will be
at the lOOF cemetery.
MILLER Elizabeth Miller died at
600 South Church street March
14 at the age of 73 years. She
- is;survived- by "four daughters,
Mrs- J. A. -Walker. Mrs, Blanche
M. Jones, of Salem; Mrs. C. A.
Deach of Yamhill. Ore.,, and
- Mrs. Corwin D. Smith of Seat
tle. Funeral services will" be
held at the .Webb -Funeral par-
r lors ..Tuesday, at-. 10 a. m.. Rev.
Poindexter will have charge of
services. Interment will be near
Carlton, Ore. - - ; V,-.
COLE Mary I. Cole died at a
local hospital March 1 4 at the I
. age of 90 years. She is sur-J
vived by her -daughter, Mrs.. C.
J. ' Wise! Funeral announce
ments later. Webb' Funeral
. parlors . in charge of arrange
ments. . - . -( , , . .
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Xajiai j-ss-li ij -1 si I, sti j 1 j j nfci ,
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Consult Dr. Mendelsohn
NOW
In pnrchasing glasses measure your economy by the
service received. ;
The best of lenses are practically useless unless your
ailment has been diagnosed and glasses prescribed ac
cording to your need. -
1 Fit Glasses Correctly
My prices are very reasonable for the services and
material received. f ' .
One third of a century of practical experience is at
your service. I guarantee satisfaction in every respect.
I do not belong to any combine
which can dictate prices to me ;
Dr. M. Mendelsohn
210 U. S. Bank Bldg.
and from all indications the na
tional game is to be ushered Into
Vogue earlier than usual. . A big
run is being made Lon uniforms,
catcher's mitts and other diamond
supplies. The majority of the
supplies are being purchased by
out-of-town customers, and espe
cially by athletic directors of high
schools in the Willamette valley.
Corsets Mad to Order
At the Petite Shop. 20 per cent
discount. ' ml5tf
Ask for a IKniTHt rat ion
Of "The Free' sewing machine
on sale this . week on easy terms.
Hamilton. ml 5
Obtains Water Permit .
Among the many applications
for permission to appropriate
water filed with Rhea-Luper, state
engineer, this week is one asked
of Brooks, is to be changed flov that
the magnificent oak tree will : be
spared, according to reports made
OREGON
New Today
Richard
. f Barthelmess ;
in
"NEW TOYS"
-'- Today and Monday
nnnnnnoi
I LIBERTY I
New Today
. -Larry Semon
T in .
"THE GIRL IS THE
LIMOUSINE"
DDQD1DDDD
I GRAND I
hi
. Last Times Today
THE MAN WHO
CAME BACK"
. : .by
JOHN FLEMING
s WILSON ,
- : Our "Total Capacity now 60,000 Egffs
CUSTOM HATCHING Our Specialty We set any
number of eggs. . .
BABY CHICKS Several Varieties. -
JAMESWAY BROODERS- The best brooder made.
See it in operation. Burns coal.
Lloyd A; Lee
Hatchery and Poultry
Farm :
Roule.6.1
Plicne
Visitors Welcoine Except Sunday -
Phone 723
ONLY $10 DOWN
BUYS THIS
FULLY GUARANTEED
3ioie act
Board. Bi
ob
Bokl Type
At mmaM'
intrly lout
prtctof
a L. 'a
W7-50
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But Above All: True Portability
Weighs only 18 pound. Equipped with Stand
ard Features; Total and Sub-Total, Non-Print.
Clear, Repeat, and Error Keys. Occupiesabout
ta much desk apnea as a letter head. Yet doe
ihe work of machines 3 times as heavy and 3
imes as costly. Advertising Demonstration
without selling: pressure) to lie made in every
tSce in the city permitting this courterty.
C-ndhr 'phone or write us permission today. Wa
aimai you wui see aomeuung U aurprise you.
ATLAS BOOK AND
STATIONERY CO.
:" Slanufacturers of Kubbcr
Stamps
46S STATE STREET
by H. Pohle of Salem, covering
the appropriation of water from
the north and south forks of Ed
gar slough for the irrigation of 61
acres la Linn county.
Commnnlty Club File
The Brush College Community
elub of Podk county, located Just
across the river, has filed articles
of incorporation with the state de
partment. The incorporators are
Al H. Steiner, U. J. Lehman. F. C.
Ewing, John Schlndler and Emma
McCarter.
Tree Is Spared
The road which rnns in front
of the home of M!sa Ella Finney
(Continued on page 6)
Nearly erery frrocer,: lruBRlst
and randy dealer iu Salciu Las
'cm for you.
Slice It!
Our New
47,000. Egfj
Smith
; Incubator
, Blcmbcr
32F21
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