The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, March 31, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 31, 1925 S J'; 'i I s At ' IvM I s -'v. i '4. We ask the men who appreciate particularly-good shirts to call and see our. lines : B.;'W. JOHNSON & CO. i : CWY J 3:; "", iff- ''V ; :iAT3IE THEATERS TODAY Oregon Lois "Wllsoa and ' 'Charles Ogle In "Contra-: band. , liberty -Charles Kay Wal- . lac -Beery In Dynamite t Smith." r r p-. ; Bligh- Donglas Fairbanks In V When the Clouds Ron By" - Yets 'to Hto Big Meeting , A meeting marking the close of the membership campaign will be held Wednesday night by the Vet erans of Foreign Wars at the Ar mory. !A new drill team of . the locaj organization will be on band to conduct the ritual for the new members.' At the , Wednesday meeting the winner of the indi vidual and team contests will be announced. - Fairmount Hill Bargain Lot Here's a $1500 lot cut to $1250 ush.. ; This , won't last too long. Becke & Hendricks, U. S. Bk. Bldg. "V- m29tf 136 To Bo Graduated - Senior students of . the Salem ;iKh school are preparing, for graduation, according to the list secured by J. C. Nelson to be used ) In printing . the diplomas. The i names of the graduating students : of the local high school will be ! printed oil the diploma instead of -. being written. A total of 236 stu dents will i be graduated from the .' school this year. The diploma WOODRY Buys Furniture Phone 511 I v Popular Priced J Uen'a and Young Men's Tailored Suits $25 to $45 D. H. M OS HER TAILOB ' - Dr,B.H. White; Offl-FWM SS9 r 469-3 S0 V. B. Baa Blag. LADD & BUSH, Bankers Established 180S , ; : - i - ,- "? - I :-: ; General Banking Business Office nouT .front .10 a, m. to 3 p. m, WOOD and WE HANDLE BLACICSM1TH, BRUDER COAL, BRIQUETTES and all kinds of coal for ercrj esc t 4 We have padded Vans and first class moYinjr and v ' Fizao Hanlinj. ; ' , . PHONE 930 . : : : ' B.-A. LM Traiicfcr. end jj; m - ETTEM - SHIRTS We have a Spring Shirt display that will pay any man to come and see. Shirts that are exclusive and entirely different from the ordinary styles. $1.50 1 $2.00 469 Stale St. NEWS IN 1 1 wU1 wrapped In paper colored i with the class colors. Students Retor ; Garfield students who have been kept at home on account of the recent threat of a smallpox epi demic returned to their classes Monday. So far there bare been no eTidences of smallpox since the vaccinations., were made. In Modern Homes i r 1 We hare three extras at $6000 to S7000.v, One brand new Fair mount Hill,, complete and vacant, for $6000 over 'all; $1000 to han die. Becke & Hendricks, U. SV Bk Bldg. r,,, f r m29tf Mrs.; Kells 111 f ; Mrs. C. A. Kella, wife of Secre tary Kells of the YMCA, was taken to the hospital for medical treatment Monday, following her recent serious illness. ; Runaway Boy Returned . -Irving Olsen, runaway boy from Seattle, has been sent on his way to Los Angeles to Join his father by Sheriff Bower.' In the mean while. Probation Officer P. V. Miller of Seattle arrired here to return Walter Bentley, . Olson's partner, to Seattle.. : liOTens to Enter Of f i Within this week, William S. Lerens, state prohibition officer, will move into his offices in the state house and will probably at that time announce the names of the assistants he has appointed to assist In law enforcement work. Committee Await Development .- The development committee of the Chamber of Commerce, who are engaged upon one of. the big gest propositions; that has been presented to Salem, report that a tentative. outline has been arrang ed. Tb time is being spent In Dancing! Dancing! CRYSTAL GARDENS '- . ; Ladies Free ' , Thomas Bros. Jazz Band Or ' chestra, full of life and pep SATURDAY NIGHT Skattyg; Skating,: Skating AT DREAMLAND Thursday,- Friday, Saturday s COAE $3.00 $4.00 BRIEF waiting for definite Information. R. M. Sanson, linen expert and promoter of the Salem factory, is on a sightseeing tour of the Willa mette valley and the lower Colum bit river. ... , i License Obtained Orville C. Downing, of Lyons, Ore., and Mabel C. Titte. of Stay ton, were issued a marriage license in the county clerk's office yes terday. ' ; Cranks Balky Ford ; W. R. Whitesides. of Turner, cranked his Ford yesterday and the engine backfired, breaking his wrist. It will take at least six weeks before he will be able to use the broken member. Poultry Demand Heavy For the first time during the year, local restaurant ! men were forced to send to Portland for dressed poultry to satisfy their customers., Heretofore, the local product and supply has been suffi cient to supply the market. Due to the scarcity of the heavy hens, in the: Hre ' and dressed poultry markets, the price has been raised three or four cents a pound. 1 Veterans to Travel - v Delegates from the Salem post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will attend a conference of Wash ington and Oregon posts of the or ganization which are adjacent to Portland tonight. Bolton Hamble, and Major Schure are among those attending from the Marion county post. . : . -. New Congregational Pastor - I Rev. Charles B. Ward wired from Ashtabula Ohio, to F. E. Neer yesterday that he will close his pastorate -there on the ' last Sunday In April, and will preach here the first Sunday In May. ' Mr. Neer Is chairman of the pulpit A Good Thing DOXTT MISS IT Sd4 your ' umi mni addreia plainly writtes. tofther wits 5 cata (and this lip) to CaambarUin Uedicin Co.. Vet Ifoia, lowp, and reeoira ia return trial packar ponuininc , CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH KEMEDY for eon r ha. col da. croup, bronchial "flu" and whoopias conga, and Ucalinj throat; CSAMBEK- LAIK'8 TABLETS for atomach Uoualea, ladiceatiOB, (assy paiaa that crowd tha heart, bilionanoaa and constipation ; also CHAMBERLAIN'S SALTS, aoedod ia ov ary family for - harna. aealda, rouada, pileo and akin -affocUona; , theao -.Taluod family modieinoa for only 6 ooata. I Don't iaa it. Adv. REDUCED StTSOrKR RATES TO CALIFORNIA t BY PICKWICK STAGES Sam Franciavw. one way, f 15JSO . , Bond Trip, $30.00 Loa Angeles, one way, $275 Roond Trip, S3O.0O Special Rates' to Parties of Eight or More For Information and Reserva tions phone 696, or call at CENTRAL STAGE TERMINAL " Salem, Oregoa let Us Hslp Yca- solve your heatq;g problet.1 Just giva cs .your nam ; and address and w win have oor salesman call and go over your heating problem with you with out any obligation on jour part EASTMAN SIBLOOr FURNACES I79.C0 ttsd c?, laataZled Conzpleta ISTr.lAn;B!10Sr CTonMritr OlTortoa BlW Plpo On.) Cllvertott, Oresjosi 1 O&yli ; Bo aas a ale aoloctioa of naad : - ovRUurxs. On 1920 toariag ..$250.00 Ono 1922 toorins ...$318.00 Oao 1924 toorlac largo motor, all fciada of oxtrao . $450.00 1925 Liconao vtth each of taoao cars FaXB. j 8XB THEM T0SAT ire Mi supply committee of the First Con gregational ' church, and that church, it will be remembered, re cently elected Rev. Ward as its pastor. ; lie is now pastor of the First : Congregational ' church of AshUbula, Ohio. ; Birth Reports Filed The birth of a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Reed of Eu gent, Ore., was reported at the Salem Deaconess - hospital f o r March 19, according to the report filed with the city health officer. Warren Downs Is the name given to the baby son born to Mr. and Mrs. Chester A: Downs on March 23; Frederick Christian Decke bach, the son born to Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Deckebach at the Willamette sanitarium. r . Classwork Resumes Class work will be resumed at Willamette university Monday. Classes have been dismissed since Friday, March 20, for the rlgular spring vacation. Only a small number of students remained In town, except resident students, al though none ct the bouses or Lau- sane hall were able to lose com pletely. . ' ; , " Snow Covers Ground During the week-end snow cov ered the" ground near the Silver Creek, falls, according -to word brought here by visitors. Tike snow was not deep, hut of sufficient depth to cover the ground. Trav elers are able to get within three miles of the falls before the roads become Impassible. The Journey requires more gas than usual due to the bad conditions of the road way. " Earl Xewbill Transferred- Earl Newbill, who has been soda dispenser at the Spa confectionery during the past two years, has been transferred to Valsets where he will manage a store during the coming year. ? - Annual Meeting Scheduled The annual meeting and elee- tion of officers of the First Bap- tist church will be held J-onigt&at; the church parlors. .The electfe$ of the trustees, deacons and otef" church officers 'will be the chief business. ! : ' : - - - .n ; v Serves Sentence . " s After serving a 50 day joil sent ence in the county jail, G. A. Ross was released yesterday. He waa convicted during the legislature for crowding the car of Repres-l entative Kirkwood into the dlten near Woodburn., , A fine of- ISO was attached to the sentence. Doth the fine and the sentence were satisfied.i Ross -is a resident -of Sorahan Goes To School ' 5 : Jack Sorahan, who invaded the McKinley school and destroyed scholproperty, was taken tq the stateralnlng school yesterday aff ter pleading guilty to the charge placed against him. The hoy has been a frequent offender In the lo cal! courts on charges Involving rebberytrespassing and other. of-" fenses. ..": - . '-J f Permit Asked ; . ; i An office building will be -constructed on the south side of Court street, '75- feet west of the alley and extending onto property' owjigdh by the city, according .to the, permit applied for by the Sa lem Sand & Gravel company. An attempt ; to enter upon an agree ment with the city for the. use otA the property is sought. j For Sale ' " Four 3 4x4 Cord" Tires; one 32x4 Cord Tire for Ford truck; one delivery body; , one tmik body apd one ton truck.: First cash of fer takes these, jgp dealer, 801 N. Liberty, i m31 Decision Expected - " t Decision In the Oregon anti parchial school' law case Is ex pected before May 10, according "Cascarets" 10c if Constipated, Dizzy, $ilibus Feel fine! Let "Cascar eta" clean - - TAiir noweii V"1"' r"7s."v and stimmaie O.- -PV your liver. No 7 ' g r 1 p 1 rtM or T2Si ortne Ung. f J. ' Millions of . i men, women, and children take this harmless laxative-cathartic. It doesn't sick en yon like pills, oils, calomel an J salts. Tastes nice- acta wce der fuL 10c. 25c and 60c boxes "nvy AUCTION SALE WEDNESDAY, APRIL FIRST, 1 :30 P. M. ,v v Ia bora at 4(TJ S. Commrrcial. St. Three good; horses, weight 1450 lbs. to 1700 lbs. each, harness, wagon. Oliver plow, harrow, heater, davenport, 2 beds; a lot of small too'.3. Lost my crop, must sell. Terms cash. J. E. JOHNSON', Owner O. SATTERLEE, Just an Auctioneer ' "i Phono 941 or 1211J to Wilis S. Moore, assistant at torney general of Oregon, who has returned from Washington, D. C. Mly 10 Is the date when the supreme court of the United Stat es bfegins its summer vacation. Mr. Moore presented - the states argu ments before the highest court, the hearing-requiring two days. During that time Justice ' Holmes did not sit in the case but will participate In, the opinion. Justice Stone . was ''called away by the death of a friend. Coming After Slayers Warden A. M, Dalrymple has received word from- Coos county that two ofricers will arrive at the penitentiary Wednesday morning DIED : -r VAN PATTON At the home, east State street, early Sunday March 29tb,. Clarence Van ; Pation 'age 67 years, husband of Mrs. Mary A. Van Patten, ; father of Clyd Van Patten and Miss Ruth Van Patten, grandfather of Edward Far rington,; Robert and Mabel Van Patten. Funeral services will V be held Tuesday, March 31st at 2:30 p. m. from the RIgdon mortuary, under the auspices of the Elks, i the Rev.7 W. C. Kantner and Rev. Harry John son officiating clersrvmen, con ; eluding services City View ceme ' tery. .1' " ' : ' ' CARTER I r tii city at the age vof 82 years. Mrs! Adeline C. i Carter, mo. her, of Charles and Joh Carter of Salem, George I Carter of Florida, B. A. Carter .-ofMichigan. Mrs. Alpha Wha ley of Tennessee, Mrs. Marie Claire of New York. Mrs. Myr tle McCall of Salem. Funeral ' services Tuesday, March 31, at 10:30 a. m. from the RIgdon t mortuary. Rev. R. L. Glasgow ; officiating, i interment City View cemetery. - - DICKEY In this city, suddenly, ' March 30th, James Allison Dlekey age 62 years, father of - Edwin D. Dickey of Marshfield, i brother of Mrs. Charles L. Par- menter of Salem, William - H. Dickey of San Jose and Roscoe Dickey of Long Beach. An nouncement of funeral later from the Rigdon mortuary. HAUSilAN Mrs. Matilda Jane Hausm an d led at 7 0 2 N. 1 4 th street, March 30th at the age of i 81. years. She is survived by a son A. C. r osier or saiem, iour daughters Mrs. C. B. Morton of 6Jalem, Mrs. Carie Heck, Mrs. A. H. Overman and. Mrs. Gray Ro berts: brothers. A- V. R. R. Templeton 6t Brownsville. Fun eral services will be" held at the Webb Funeral Parlors; today at 9 : 30 a." m. i - Rev. Achor . will have eSarge of the services. In terment will be at Brownsville. BOPPRE Lidta Boppre died at her" home near Liberty on March 29th at the age of 33 years. She Is survived by; her widower Leo, of Liberty, mo ther, Mrs. Edith rush of Mon tana, brothers John, and Alome of Montana sister Miss Orppia Lieh of Montana. Fnneral ser- vices will bf hel4 at the-Webb Funeral Parlors today at 2 p. . m.' v Rev. thanks will have charge of services, interment will be In the City View ceme tery..! vl" r ';-.;fU' ;" ; F03C Mts. "Aydia died. at 2635 ' Portlarid Road, March 29 th at tlje age oi J 3 4 years. '! She Is survived by her widower, Glenn two daughters, -Maxine, age 4 years and Shirley Jean, age two . months, .five slaters. Mrs. j, J M, Cox of Cleveland, Ohio.' Mrs. L. II. Hoffman of Riding, Pa.. Miss Isbella and , Misa Ida Thuer wachter of Fpndala, WU., Mrs. John Bowen of Stanley, Wis,. two brothers, Richard of Green bay and Adolph, Wis. Funeral services will he bald at the . Webb Fnneral Parlors, Tbura- dav at 2:30 n. m. Rev. H-D. Cnambers will have : charge of Lserylces. ; f ,-, , , - . CONNELW. W. Connel, son of Wiliam and Letlcla Connel, died yesterday at a local hospital, at the age of .34 years. ,Tne re mains were forwarded to Port land by the Salem Mortuary, t; where funeral services and bur ial wllV take place. . -; MEITHAF At bis late home Route i, Salem, Oregon. March 30th, 1925, William Meithaf. age 15 years, 5 months, 3 days, survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Meithaf. , four-. brothers, ' John, Edward, Frank," Charles, 3 sisters, Katherine, Gertrude. Mary, all : at home. Funeral services will he from the Catho- lie church at St. Louis, Wedqes day, April 1st, at 10 a. m. Commital services In f local cemotery. Arangements In care rf t?:e TrTwi:!r lne.'- . - to take Arthur Covell, self-styled astrologer, and L. " W. Peare to Marshfield - where they will be sentenced to die upon the gallows for murder, committed more than two years ago. Under the law the sentence must be mandatory with in 90 days, bringing the executions some time prior to July 4. Trades Laundry Interest E. L. Wieder of Albany has traded, his Albany laundry inter ests ; for the interest of his bro ther. CV H. Wieder, in the Salem Laundry company, - As a result he and his family are moving to this city to operate the local business while the brother will move to Albany to care for the interest there. v." Free Sample Guernsey milk Phone 1321. m31 Debate Linfield College James McCllntock and Rawson Chapin, representing Willamette will meet the representatives of Linfield colege in a no decision de bate to be held at McMinnville to night. The question will be "Re solved that congress should be al lowed to re-enact legislation de clared unconstitutional by the supreme court. This is the second debate of this kind that the team has engaged in recently. , Pierce A'eto To itand Governor Pierce was within the valid exercise of legal power of his office in vetoing an item of 120, 000 in the capital outlay of the University of - Oregon5 medical school, according to : an opinion handed down Monday by Attorney General Van Winkle. The opinion was asked by "L. H. Johnson, sec retary of the board of regents of the University of Oregon. Drunk Arrested , Frank, J. Reed a laborer, who claims his home is wherever his hat happens to be, was arrested on the downtown streets of the city and booked at the police sta tion .on a charge of drunkeness and a charge of vagrancy. , The man is alleged to have admitted drinking noonahln e. Officer Thompson made ; the arrest. Police Court X Willam Wallace was arrested by officer; Hickman on a charge of speeding and is to . appear in court at a later date. Carrol Ki ser forfeited his bajl of 1 5 .which had been placed with" the police after his arrest. Alvia Smith paid a fine of 95 for a violation of the traffic law. Dwight Findley in Portland . Dwight Findley senior student at' Willamette university was a Portland visitor yesterday where he attended' a 'convention of a medical fraternity, of which he la a member. He -returned during the evening, in order to attend classes at the university today. Renewing Acquaintances George A. .Lehman of Oyster vllle. Washington, is visiting his brothers, UVS, and U. J. Lehman and his sister. Mrs. Bert Case. He has just concluded a visit through Idaho, . eastern Oregon, Arizona, California and back to Salem. Mr. Lehman resided in the vicinity of Salem until thirty years ago when he went to the neighboring state of Washington. He still remem- ram USUALLY STARTS PoyaidiBi wsra ifalnat atglcetliis cauth mad eolda and UU f tfca Mrtoai lung compllcaUonj taat may waiUV U14. tag shytlcUoa bow preacrtt BAXSAMEA for aU bronchial tffoctloni. BALSAMEA ) oar ventABlt praparation mad rrsm navly alacsTaral plant. Dr. Banj. r. Crabtr, adanoo. 4o, vxltM: ''I a t azaaaiTr for mj practice and my isatuy. v it ia quick, sara and aaio la Its action Uao aotainc also.' Toward tbo and o( tko Uflnoau epl iamie a forernraeat phytloiaa policed that trlba Indians la Nevada, by the nee ila fre a aaUve pUat were hsawae fraaa the ravafe of Ianneaaa. Ha aaed iaee oils iout aia white patleau aad !J".J" "Pita everflowlns with "death" eaaea. News ot the reaalu swept tbo world aad for eon time it wa sot BALSAliEA ha BOW beea alaadardised aad flT nnlforalr niraculona rem Ha in f waa: .J. It seoUes tae iatlaaed membraoM aad relieves irritation, t. It laereaaes aeeretioa of nureaa aad per ta eaar'expeeteratieB. 3. It atimaletea perea of the akia ia threw,, Wdj poiaona aad 4 It atrihea at the eanae. choekMf fans aeUva tnuaetllately. Ie sot eoafaa it with ordmary halsaai foagh syrops that are only soothing ay raps and do not go U the haao of tbo treable. Uohke ether coach remodieo BALSA1TEA ia free from eoI , ether harmful narcotics. Pleaaaat te take and absolotelr taf to fto te ehildrea. 00 sara yo get BALrSA-ME-A with tho SIcture of tbo ladiaa n tfao aaekare, naraoteed to rcHorp 0y each, an -matter from what oaaae, or yeor asjlMy back. ror - r- Corahs . . - Perry's Drue 5" Store . .. FROM COLD lerasey HIGH EM FLAVOR AN IDEAL FOOD From a Herd Disease Free Delivered direct from our farm Order Now Our Supply is LIMITED as we do not Buy From Various Herds It costs no more than other good milk and but little - more than poor milk Telephone 1321 , And we will deliver you a free sample H. L CARL.GUERiipR13 HUBBARD, bers a good maay people and is having a royal good time renewing old acquaintances and making new ones. McDonald Rural Carriei . Lyman McDonald, who is to sing In the radio entertainment of the Lions of Salem tonight, to be brodacasted . over, the Oregonian radio from 8:30 to 9:30, accord ing to the announcement in The When You Feel Cold Com JnQ0n Take ' jr.-a- a Laxaxivo mm GJnsMMm iablete to work off the cause and to fortiftr the system against an attack of Grip or Influ enza. A Safe and Proven Remedy. Price 30c . , The box bears this signature i I r fa? MR PI a. " i- - ' ----- ,- . You CAN Own a Hom nnllE money required to assist in building your . ' own home is loaned to you, here at Hawkins -. and Roberts, at a lower rate of interest than could be obtained from any building and loan association ; in the Northwest. . . - . ' We thus make it possible for you to obtain , money at Jow cost and with convenient repayment , privileges of 142 months, or you can obtain even a ; lower interest cost by a straight loan for five or ten years, the interest to be paid semi-annually. ; Spring- Building Timeris here. Lay your plans now Mortgage Loans Bonos d Invcstmcnts - . v OREGON Statesman , of Sunday, is a rural carrier. 5 He has route 3. He lives at Capitol and Mill streets. The members of the Salem' postoffice force are proud to have such a singer among them. DOXT MISS ' The' . Blongcl Slave Cirl ' I I I I ; (THIEP OP RAQDAD) OREGON New Today Lois Wilson Charles Ogle Jotjnny Fox in COXTRARAV, DQDC1QDDD LIBERTY Last Times Today Charles Ray Jacquelin Logan Wallace Beery i- tn . . . DYN AMTTI1 8aTH" in rm hup V2nJ. Floor. Orecon Dldo Salem.