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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 3,11925 Former Salem Resident S Dies at Home in Alameda ' Word has been received of tae death pf Mrs. N. P. Olson In .Ala meda, Cal., on March 18. following a. j long.- illness.' Mrs. Olson .wa born May 2S;1 8 69. In Wisconsin. Eh'e was married to Nils Peter Ol son ; JjulL4. 1885. The family moved, to Salem in 1910, . where rhey lyed until a few years ago. moving to San Francisco and later to Alameda. ' .' r Besides hr husband there are 12 children surviving, all of whom were with her at the time of her death. Interment was made in the Mountain View cemetery at Oakland on March 21. i The surtlTing children are Os car J, of Seattle; Ralph, of Salem; Mrs. J. E. Hopkins of Portland; Walter, Elmer, Abner and 'Ray mond of San Fraurisoo; Julia, Sel- ma, Jeanette and Mrs.sC. P. Teters and Kilbourne of Alameda. Two brothers and Bisters also survive. These are Edward John sen of Salem; Mrs. Charles Knapp of Seattle; Andrew Johnson and Mrs. F. Johnson, both f of Rice Lake. Wis. r ! One of the best rules of busi ness Is to keep tab on where the cashier spends his venings. ' r V iMWi TONIGHT TONIGHT SATURDAY SUNDAY Go and Be Happy! Orchira AiA. '''4 ;i " - - Xiy, r r P CTiIJfl 0 Mi ' ' HLSWli '4Mj LEWISV1 BOUT PLf ED i MAY Purse of $60,000 Offered ; By Promoter; u Lewis Anxious for Match . : One of the type of pictures that made the "boy with the spectacles the screen's favorite. V AND -:- DOROTHY D ALTON Ji; ! 1 J.ower Hoor 50c i Children 10 JACK HOLT "Tlie Ii'one :"Wolf" From the! Story By Louis Joseph Vance . 0 Friday yenlu( ' Satordar i Snnday 2 to 11 p. i FOX NEWS CHICAGO, April 2 (fty the Associated Press .t Billy isandow, manager of Ed "Strangier' Lewis, former world's heavyweight wrestling champion, tonight sign ed with Floyd Fitzsimmons, owner of the boxing arena at Michigan City, Ind., to meet Wayne "Big" Mann, heavyweight title holder, in a match to a tmish for a purse of $60,000, ! ' The contest, if Munri accepts, will be staged in the Sky Blue open air arena on the afternoon of May 30, Decoration day. Fitzsimmons said he hoped to sign Gabe Kahffman. manager of the giant Nebraska collegian, at a conference with him here Monday. The Michigan City ' promoter posted $30,000 in cash with a Chicago bank to bind the match He agreed to post, an additional $10,000 the first week in May and the remaining $20,000 twenty four hours before the men go Into the ring, I Sandow, accepted Fitzsimmons terms in a telegram from Kansas City. He assured. Fitzsimmons that he would sign articles as quickly as Fitzsimmons ordered Kaufman's signature and that he would turn over to the Michigan City promoter the $20,000 dia mond championship belt embie matic of the championship the belt to go to the winner. Noon Day Servces to Be Held During Passion Week Arrangements have been made for noon-day services in The Ore gon Theater during Passion Week. The pastors of the downtown churches with the approval and endorsement of the Ministerial assoc'ation have ; arranged for these services. Beginning ' Mon day and continuing through Fri day of next week at the noon hour a fine inspiring series , of seryices will be held. u : , ' A, musical program that will be a rare treat will be put on from 11:50 to 12:20 each day with. Homer McDonald, the organist at the Oregon .Theater; presidingat the organ. This will be follow ed by a short address by one of the pastors. The meetings will be just one hour and will prove very popular C ' Counterfeiters Ftoodinpk, Country With' Bad -Noes MONTREAL. April 2.-1 Police today redoubled their search frir counterfeiters who have flooded the .country with spurious notes of the Banque Canadienne Nation ale and the Imperial-Bank of Can ada. 4 . The arrest of seven men r In 5 a farm bouse at L'AtnmntinnJifsf night, with-$150,000 in counter feit $10 Banque Canadienne Na tional notes, will 'not solve the problem. Beaudry Leman, general manager or the bank, said today. Leman said the notes produced by the L'Asomption plant ;were such a crude .imitation that "not even a child" would be deceived. Counterfeit Banque Canadienne 3 II II II I T Formerly Cohen Shoe 357 Stale I Street Salem : 10 DAY SHOE SALE : Beginning Today1 Jwe will put on Special Sale About 200 pairs of Worn- en s? Pumps m Cuban and French heels. These include satin suede and kid leathers. Values to 57.50 Colored Suedes 3.88 Values to . ; $10.00 Colored Suedes Johnsen's .Black Suedes sold up to $10.00, black kid, tan combi nation, all j tan. New Tans and Black and Tan: also - Johansen's . Satins I .88 5 S4.88 it.: ! v 6J2 Blonde Satin Black Satin Tan and Blade Pumps 4i1 i"- Nationale notes, executed so clev erly that all but highly competent tellers jare deceived, have been-ln circulation for thelpast two weeks. .".--. r - Class" Decorates Church i For Revival Services . The; Live' Questj is the young marri day school class. for the opening ixercises at the Jason j Lee i revival service last night. ; The! memb decorated theroo wild flowers so that it presented a delightfully cheerful knd pleas ant appearance, j Kef. Mr. MileJ orchestra and chq gregajtion in a nu nber of rousing tongsi'and Mrs. A! icAlvana sang a song I appropriate y in ; harmony with the subject The pastor con on class, which led people's Sun- was responsible prs of this class n in ferns and backed by the ir, led the con- of the evening. tinued the dis cussion of sin. Tihe night, before he had discussed kin's 1 relation to the individual, wjhile ilast night. taking the third chapter of Gene' sis as his question of to man. Tomorrow even league wilj take text, lie discussed the sin aqd God's relation ing the Wesley charge of the opening service, and their mixed quartet will slnpj. This will be family .night, and family groups are asked to come and sit togeth er. C.feC. Oldenberd were visitors Thuijsday inornin and J. B. Purch here from Albany Civilian Military Camp 1 Will Be Held This Summer A one thousand foot film de picting the activities of the civi lian military 'training camp at Camp Lewis, Washington, In 1924 will, bef shown at the liligh thea ter today. -The j 19 25 camp of Instruction will bejjheld during July and Aug ust under the direction of regular United States army officers. Men between the ages of 17 and 24 are eligible to enter. A success ful'coriipletion of the course entit les th man to take examination for a Commission in "the reserves forces of the United States. Mili tary tactics and athletics, as well as . the general routine of army life, are taken up in detail. All j expenses are paid by the government and attendance does not carry with tt any compulsory servici at a later date. , The film will show only manly sports and activities that are ex perienced at these civilian military camp.. . liM)OX BANK CLOSES j MARSIIFIELn. Ore., April 2. The first national bank of Bandon closedj ; its door? today on order of the board of directors who found their assets in a condition which did not allow realization. CALIFORNIA WOMAN HIT BY CAR J j ....... PORTLAND, Ore.,1 April 2 Mrs. A. EI Llnd, 25, a visitor here from Kellogg Idaho, was run down and painfully injured here today when she attempted to bolt through a line of traffic in dlsre gard of the anti-jay walking ordt nance. Salary Dr. ncrease Allowed Roy Byrd of Salem The salary! of Dr. Roy Byrd. as sistant' superintendent of the feeble miijided school, was increas ed from i 100 to $2,000 a year by the board of control -Thursday. Albert Tozier bf Hood River was appointed! caretaker of the Cham- poeg memorial park at a salary of $75 a, month. Mr. Tozier is on old newspaperman and is "mayor" of Tent city at the state fair. . Expenditure of approximately $2,000 for the construction or a wooden shed to shelter automo biles owned by employes of tile state hospital was allowed. T PERSONALS' 1 Miss Mamie Thomas of Oheina wa was Jn tbe city yesterday. Miss Belle Ranney of Albany was in thecity Thursday. Mr. and Mrs, O. J. Moe were visiting here from Silverton yes terday. R. R. Sandbon visited in the city from independence yesterday. Remember the Name Mm" 'BILL" Smith & Watkins Parts for Cars ? ji t'p-tolate and Guaranteed 3XAPPV SKRVIC12 'fiionf: 44 --no more pleasing journey than this i ! kttful contentment in your comfortable, Tooriiy Pullman section, com part mcut or drw- , ing tioom- j . TTe carefully selected personnel of modern vcllmanned trains providing iutelligeut, cour teou's personal service, j i Delicious food in the Southern Pacific dining car-j-freth fruits and vegctablci always a deli cious feature. . li All the way, the ever-fascinating scenery of the superb Shasta route. .11 Four fine trains daily. For complete informs tion'ask ! j i 6. L. IARLIXO, Agent, Siilom or A. A. MJCKKL, D. V. & V. 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