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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1925)
iiiUiibDAY MOiiIl.G.'AFlilL 23, 1S25 V I I J- g) If you have not ben guying your shirts here, give us a trial, and you'll soon discover that you have beenimiising something; , Collars Attached or Collars to Match G.W. JOHNSON If ,! H 1- : : fmmwEMs in I. jr., ; r " - 4- i ' I ! Jng permit issued to A. .CI 'Nelson, TV- AT THE THEATERS TODAY Oregon Theodore Roberts : m In " 40 .Winks." , : Liberty Mrs. I- Wallace j Rejid i i fn "Broken Laws." If Grand U of O Glee clnj ahd I ! orchestra, i S- BHgb Murdock, and 'iRoajr- fflg RaUs- Arm Is ' Fractured i Ward Blakeley received Brok en Tteht arm" -when he fell On a Stairway -while -working 14 a eaw- 1 mill near Toledo. -Or,- He is to be with relatives near Salem tfhile recovering from his injuries. Oh Henry ! Nite i At the Crystal Gardens; Satnr- 'nydajr nite. (- Get Buildine Permits a-25 i liAn $18,000 garage building is 'to be built In the city withn a few days, according to tne onua FOR INFORMATION I -ABOUT RAILROAD ; TRIPS :MPhonc"-727 Li'i; ' OREGON x ELEGTrtIC W WOODRX IV Buys Furhituro Phone 511 j DR. B.n. WHlTp j ! jatetronlo SUiowfa aa Tirttaat ' U': (Offlct Ph 59 or 4 i ; mart a TuikBMc! 1 iU'ii '.i!: r I I A. J.j 111-- ' ! LADD fic BUSH, Bankers ! Jlfcteblished 18CS j . General Banking Business Office Hcnwfrom 10 ra. to S p. to. ' I : . - ? I 'CI (i '-.slut. I ! JVhen You Are Ready To Move Hall on us. for we nave padded Vans and Fleece-lined covers f of your furniture iand furniture movers We also handle Brooder Stoves, Furnace Coals and Diamond Briquettes 4J Larmer "Storage a Plione 930 Do you enjoy shirts that are a little dif ferent, a little better made, more style and better finish than those you-see on most men? 469 STATE Street 1 Jacobs and E. Ling. The building Is to go up at 362 North High land 1 14 to be of reinforced concrete. - John Boise ia to alter and repair a barn at 173 South Cottage at an estimated cost of $600. OAC Symphony Orchestra Sat. ere, April 25, Waller ball- . a25 Portable Phonograph $1 down and $1 a week. 11. I. Stiff Furniture Co. a23 fiardner Tottrfne Ca .Driven only 1200 miles, at tne Certified Public Motor Car Mar ket for halfj the ?hew price. Car has : been in caretul hands ana will eive some one the same good service that a new automobile would. : ' i 25 "Little Women" . . By Louisa! M, Alcott. 4-act com edy, St. Joseph's. hall,T Chemeketa and Winter, j Friday April 24, 8 p. nu 15c and S5c. aZ4 Speaking Schedule T Benjamin I J. Kimber, Marion county executive of : the YMCA, is to speak t before the student body and faculty of Albany col lege at Albany today. ; During the afternoon he - will appear before Big-Special OH, HENRY j Crystal Gardens 1! i . LADLES FREE -i;';. Thos. Bros. Jazi Orchestra i SAT. NITE and piano. Tirst class piano Transfer & 11.' i v v- .3. E-5IETS That Are Different & I BRIEF the assembly of students at the Dallas high school. Yesterday- he completed a speaking tour of high schools southeast of Salem. Guild Dance Friday, April 24 i Crystal Gardens.: Tickets 5 5. You Should Not Take TJhawceo i With ybur sight. I will not per Bcribe glasses It-they are not abso lutely necessary. Dr. Mendelsohn, 510 U. S.fBank Bldg. Phone for appointment, 723. ' i a23 Boxinjr, Salem Armory ' Frankie Lewis vs. Billy Gar- deau, 10 three-minute rounds Bill Hunt ; vs. Speed Murphy, six .s-minuie rounas. , Two snappy preliminaries. Friday, April .24 Ladles free with gentlemen on the lower floor. - l a24 Oh Henry? Nite At the Crystal Gardens, Satur- urday nite. ; i a-25 Pay Fine Here A. R.Bratton, who was arrest ed on a disorderly conduct 'and drunkenness charge was fined 1 10, when he appeared before Judge' Poulsen yesterday. Calls For Prisoner Police For Sale Nearly New 1024 Ford coupe. Newton Chevrolet Co. alStf A Lecture Will be Given . On the Principles of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, at the Odd fellow's temple, Thursday evening. April 23, at 3 o'clock. : The public is Invited, Admission free.! a23 free. a22 Liberty Shortlived - ; After I walking ?. all ' night and without food of any kind, the ne gro and the Indian, two bos who escaped f from the State training echool were captured at Aurora and returned to Salem late last night. . Elgin - Taylor and ! T Sam Frank were the names of the iboys, They escaped from a potato! field where " they were employed with several others Tuesday afternoon. Guild Dance tTldayApTil 24 Crystal GardenfTlkets 5 Be v - a-23 ' - ....... ... The Best Thing ... r. " " For poor eyesfght is good glass es. See .Dr. Mendelsohn, V. S. Bank Bldg. Phone for appoint ments, 723. J. , a23 i: OAC Sjmphony Orchesti Sat,, eve, April 25, Waller hall. -1 a25 Correepondents ; . ' ,1 The Statesman wants regular correspondents .from - Oakrldge, Airlie, Independence, Aurora, Che- mawa, Aumsvllle, Macleay, iPrat- um. Sublimity, Gates, Marion, Cor nelius, Dayton, Rlckreallr Sheri dan, Mehama and from other live A "COMING 4 ' REDT7CED SUMMER RATES TO CALIFORNIA i BY PICKWICK- STAGES San Francisco, one way, $15UJO Round Trip, $30.00 Tm Aneeles. one way, $2TJ23 Round Trip, f3O.0O j Special Rates to Parties Of - Eight or More For Information and Reserva tions phone 696, or cau at CENTRAL STAGE TERMINAL. GO r "-. - -i ' - ' -s "f-- WHT WJLLK WHEW PRICES : AXB SO BEASONABL8 OH USXO CABJBT . ' Ford i touring Jnst rlglit for , fishing trip 6S i ! i 1 - IMLga touring, mas good, aplondid, tires 9100 fn- i , 1925;ZJcbm on Both Csrs . and progressive communities in Marion, and Polk counties. If you will send! us your name we will correspond Iwith you further con cerning the work. For Sale 3 table cloths, two dozen nap kins. Beautiful linen. Ruby Hughes, 459 Oak a23 Special' Showing of ' Davenports. H. ' L. Stiff Furni ture Co. a23 A Iiecture Will be Given On the Principles of tne Knigms of the Ktt Klux Klan, at the Odd fellow's temple, Thursday evening, April 23, at 8 o'clock. The public Is invited free. Admission' free. a23 ;a22 Cut This put It Is. Worth Money JJOiey ec VO. ooo oaeiuem aifci (jnicago, iiii., miung your. mnuo oTid ofldrooa rlparlr Yon will -re- ceive a sample bottle of Foley's Honev and ! Tar Compound for coughs, colds and hoarseness,' also salmple packages of Foley Pills, a dihretle stimulant for the kidneys, arid -Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation; ; and blUousness. These: dependable remedies are free- frbmloplatea and have helped milllons of people. Try them! Adv. OAC Symphony Orchestra- Sat, eve, April zs,' watier nan. j . a25 Sincere to Meet The Harmony Musical club" will give a concert at the St. Joseph church auditorium Saturday night featuring knhinusuai program. The club members have been practicing steadily during the past weeks. Larsa Gar&ste Bldz. for Lease. -9,000- Sq.j feet, cement floors,; auick nossession. Becke & Hen dricks, U, S. Bk. Bldg. a21tf Carl N ewman, member of tne Santa Barbara I police force pres ented compliments to Chief of Po- lice MInto! yesterday, when he call ed to take charge of Herbert Thorn, alleged bootlegger and. wit ness in a murder trial, wo was tt r": arrested heife recently. XIO VM to return ito'the south today or on tne morroWJ I Player Music Rolls 59c. Xarge ! selection. H. Lk. Stiff Furniture Co. a23 Has Poor lights For driVing ivith one headlight J. L. Sande iwas haled into tne po lice court last night and wJU face Police Judee Martin Poulsen to day. For Rent Eight Houses- Two flats! $22.50 to $45. Becke & Hendricks, U. S. Bk. bldg. a21tf . - I J !- Earl Kennel to Slnsf -The Veterans of Foreign wars have secured Earl Kennel mem ber ef the Kennel-Ellis studios, to sing before!, their assembly Sat; urday night! att the-- Armory. . He will be accomnanled by Miss Mildred Jaeger! at the piano and Miss Katherine Kirk at the vio lin. The veterans are lnmating a large- class of candidates. Six Cylinder; Coupe 102O Mode A-l c condition. Cheap cash sale, Barrett .Bros. . Garage 1899 i N CanitoL 1 . ..1 . '. ' , a23 t- Birth Certificates Filed - v A i baby; daughter, born to Mr. and Mrs. . Wlllard F. Ramp of BTooks,. has been named Cleo Marguerite Ramp, according to a birth report filed with the city health officer! yesterday. The birth was reported for April 19. Oh Henry I KiteU- At the Crystal Gardens, Satur- urday nltel. ! ', - ---a-25 Patton Attends Game Cooke , Patton. f was one of a numoer oi aem ians wo tended tho opening game In Port land. "I am going again,, even u it did rain, and the fans had. to take -newspapers and cushions to keep clearj of the muddy seats. Camn Is Arranired - Cascadia- camp,- which is estab lished for the Boy Scopts oi me Cascadia division, will he super vised i bv Harold M Ware, Boy Scout executive! when it is open- Robust Mother of RveHealdiT Happy Children Keeps HC ritk Decchamra Pills ; "VIim I fed ftrn fteadacta : ltk ooor two Brfini'PUk - d lrote,udcaxiofoctiMCiuUica. :.- Mri.AlbmOrmeiDd.FiniUwK.Vi B. F. Afl Cwu, 419 C i Emm. UmwTmA. B(miiWWbttotSM4INI - - - tgmaioii iim"- eT for the camping season. Boys from Marlonj Yamhill. Benton-and Polk counties are to attend. In addition, several Scoutmasters will be en" the Job- to assist is the man agement. Robert Erchfuger, who was with the Scouts last- summer is to be on hand to assist In camp activities, atrange canrpflre stor ies and other matters. Applica tions will be on hand soon.- and Boy Bcouta interested In Cascadia camp are requested to file their applications iwith him. - Odd Silk Taffeta Cushions Extra special, $4.95. H. L. Stiff Furniture Co." a23 To Visit Here- Will Rr Conley, of . Roseburg, who. underwent a minor operation at a local hospital plans to Tisit with relatives and friends here be fore returning to Southern Ore gon. Gaild Dance Friday, April at ' 1 Crystal Gardens. Tickets 55c. SmaUey Is Smiley i G. W. Smilley, head janitor of the Salem schools, is going-about hia work with a big smile on his' lace these days. The reason for the- happy expression is that he be came a grandfather April 21 with the birth of an 8 1-2 pound girl to - Mr. and Mrs., W. R. Smallav. '1850 iNortb Winter. "Grandna." Smalley states that this makes one keep the schools run- P1" - fhaUt Osteopath! Physician' land Surgeon. a23 Correspondents The Statesman 'wants. Tegular correspondents from Oakrldge. Airlie, Independence. Aurora, Che- mawa, Aumaville. Macleav. Prat m. Sablimir. Gates, Marlon, Cor- nenus; Dayton, Klckreall, Sherl- uan, juenama ana irom other live and progressive communities in Marion and Polk counties. If you will send usi your-name we will correspond wrlth you further con cerning the york. 1 RelleTes Cough Like Magic 'Foley's lloney and Tar Com pound is the i only cough medicine that ever gave me . relief. It works on j cough or cold like magic,", writes Mr.; George Forse, 3766 Bigelow BlvdJ, Chicago, 111. Contains no opiates. Good for old arid young, j .Foley's Honey , and Tar Compound is one of the larg est selling cough medicines in the world In 'demand over , fifty years. ; Insist upon Foley's. Re fuse substitutes. Adv. ' KafOnry Club Meets The Kafoury Progressive Clerks club had one lot the moat interest ing" meetings Tuesday evening it ha had fbrl some time. A din- Li ner was served at which Mrs. Es ther Rudle presided as toast mis tress, j Decoratioons were carried out about the club rooms in ce- 1 - : - DIED ASK At a local ' hospital April 22, Emil Ask,: formerly of Brookings, Or., died at the age X)t '45, Survived by his wife nd thSree children. Remains are at chapel of the Salem mor tuary. ' Funeral announcements later. MINNIE John Minnie died at local hospital April 21, at the age; of 55! years. Funeral an nouncements later. Webb Fu neral parlors in charge of ar rangements. . : PAYSON Phllo E. Payson died at a local hospital at the age of 56 years, on April 22. He Is Burvived by two sisters, Mrs, H. J. Jones of Salem and Mrs. Fred Crandell -of. Qak ?Potat, Wash.;, five niecespftud two nephews." Funeral announce ments latet. Webb Funeral par lors In charge of arrangenients FUNERALS ." The funeral of Elmer T. Bus- Belle will be held at the Webb Fu neral parlors! today at 2:30 p. m Salem : Lodge! of BPOE will have charge of services and will be as sisted by Rev, John Evans. ASTHMA No cure for it, but welom relief is often brought V VAPORUD CWr IT Minion in Ymtrrty TULIP BLOSSOMS At - ;- f " '; . . W. C. Franldin Tulip Farm at Visit the srardens acid select : the 1 Varieties you want for FALL DELIVERY OE BULBS Visitorc Are Welcome WHethcr They ."Buy cr Not Farm located one-half mile north of Polk County end of bridge en the Wallace Road rise, -yellow,, blue and green., An interesting talk 'on the progress of Salem including, Salem's linen industry, was given by N. C. Ka- foury which was followed by" songs and a-reading by Joseph J. King, A novel and interesting talk was then given by Allen Kafoury and C. A. Kells, of the YMCA, gave a history of his early experience, winding rrp in explaining the gen eral activities of, the local YMCA and j the special , privileges which will be accorded the women In this community. Prayer League to 3Iee '- The Woman's Evangelistic Prayer league meets today at 9 o'clock with Mrs. C. A. Clark at 638 North Church street. Leader, Mrs. G. N. Lenke. i Mistake Causes Arrest V. Lyuch. a resident of Polk county was arrested Wednesday on complaint of Harry Ralph who ac cuses him of passing a check with out sufficient funds. Due to a mis take in a load . of lumber. Lynch withdrew his funds from the bank : ..... . . . . W bo mat tne cneck couia not oe hashed. Settlement was made out of court. V. Lynch has a good reputation. Hailed By All Critics i As the Greatest of s Photoplays! 5ory by Paul Leicester Ford STARTS SATURDAY with atyour DnUCCTOltE . - : ' It is the co-operation of 10,0G : druggists - that make it possible for t to your ; Rexall 1 Store vririi 'irbti the ' best - in the ' best ,ci.rdrug stare goods - and 'the best "iri drug store nf fserviee: " Being'a partner fn-this r,'Tgreat'c organisation, en ables us to help you -save ; ' with satetyv i Perry Drug Store US South. Commercial r . Salem, Oregon r Their Best . r em 0 1 I? lb n TODAY ! 1 702 N. 14th Street. ! HIGH XIRADE MODERN j FURNITURE : -.. - t t : F. N. WOODRY, Auctioneer High Grade Modern furniture TODAY 1:30 702 North Fourteenth Street Oak cabinet; Cheney phonograph and records, like new; crver- -stuffed tapestry davenport and chair, extra good; mahogany v davenport; table and 4 mahogany chairs, the kind you like; mahogany day bed upholstered in blue velourr mahogany dining room suite consisting of Queen Anne extension table, 4 blua ' leather seated diners and. very fine buffet long style: mahog any rockers; oak rockers; oak library table; drop head Sieger sewing machine; 2 large all leather chairs; Wiltonund Axialn-, ster rugs; brown Reed chair upholstered la tapestry; Oliver, typewriter;! white chair, green velour lounge; Tery old clock ; Universal 6-hole range; 2 good haatersr kitchen treasure; rouni oak stand table; beds, springs, and mattresses; roll .seated rock-.' er; sewing-rocker; a lot of good-books; square oak er' table and chairs; fruit jars, boiler, tubs, dishes, axe, ho, mower, stair earpet. ash dresser, chest, drawers, commode, pic-, tures and lots of other'artlcles. Be on time lr30 p. n: sharp. Terms cash. j NOTICE: Goods on inspection on day ef -sale only, : I- MRS. C E. -BIORTOX Owner, 702 X. Fourteenth St. "Woodry Buys Furniture for " ";f:V . ': U OUR FIFTH I - it ... - .; - - ... - i r COMES TO A CLOSE NEXT SATURDAY, 6 P. M. Have You en Advantage of the Many Bargains Linen Dresses, Regular ?5.95. Silk Printed Frocks "Dove" Night Gowns Stamped Gowns . "Margy Dean'sr,AProns Four Piece Lunch Sets , Tissue Ginghams, 36 inch, yard ; Curtain Nets, Regular 59c,. yard . Striped Voiles, Regular 59c, yard . Silk Crepes, Values to f 35; yard Crepe Venise yard . ....rr-.. Suede Fabric i Gloves, pair ----- Silk Hose, Special; Men's Shirts pair 1 Boys Wash Suits - Infants Sweaters '(MainTIoor) EVERY ONE A:-; f i MONEY SAVER! X F i I s 1:30 P.M. I ! F. N YTOODRX Auctioneer, PLone 511 . Cash or Sells oa Commission"- ; : ;"" : ' ; 1 ' 1 1 n - " ! 1$15.50 FA. 134 c- .33c ioC ....$1.48. ....1X9 ' - IT'-' . . :; i - , tulom, 'Crcgon
