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I THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALE1I, OREGON " SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 2, 1925 . Z On '4 V i f I " Good J T 'I .' : '' i '-' U !' - !-'' ' : : I' 1 .-I : : ' Dressers Like Our Shirts Just what a man wants in Shirts he is sure to i find here 1 N. B. Quality Shirta Are Different Our Shirt Department is Never a Moment Behind in! Showing the Latest Styles and Patterns. Then again, We Are Not High Priced G. W. Johnson & Co. ! 1 469 State St. J 1 r f : :.;r; ' '-- CITY. NEWS IN BRIEF Hara U a cnane for numh to f at lata 1824 WUlya KalcHt -toarinf, equipped with thm fam ous 'Laachetr . Balancer' ' balloon tint, lota of extras including- 1025 licanaa. TUi ear is Just nicely Broken In and car ties a nw car gnaraoUo., .. r . (;" Prtcod far quick aala at $1250 . ' f ' So It Today! .' ' Hike Planned i, ? Boys over 12 years of age are to take a hike today from the Sa lem YMCA. They will be under the guidance of Don Grant, Wil lamette university student. ( They will leave the building at 1 o'clock and return between 5 and 6 in the afternoon. Gets Scholarship- Cedric Chans, Chinese student of Willamette university,: has been offered a scholarship at the YMCA college at Springfieia, Mass.. where he will be able to carry on two years' of post-graduate work He is 'at graduate of "Willamette university. AT THE THEATERS TODAY ". Oregon "A Thief in Para- dlse" starring Doris Ken- yon. liberty "Torment," with ! Owen Moore. Grand "Boy of "Mine" by Booth Tarkington. Bligh Pictures and ; Five Art a Vinitavllla ,- . . Police Court Record Elmer and Roy Rambb, broth ers, who are confined at the state feeble minded institution, escaped - yesterday, according to a report filed with the Salem police. Al bert Paul Kilke was arrested for speeding by Officer Edwards, and J. Marks was taken by Officer Hickman on the same charge. Wilton SImeral reported the loss , of a spotlight when his car was : parked 'for several hours at 1031 . North Seventeenth. Drink Raw Milk and Be Healthy Beginning May 1 the Robindale Dairy wilt deliver all its milk and cream before 6 a. m. Quarts 10c; i pints 6c; half pints table cream n15c. Special rates to stores and boarding houses. Phone 45F14. '. t . ' " a5 Moore Entertain "1 Wendell Helm, pianist; JJTI W. Moore, I saxophonist, and jack Spong entertained i the - Frultland Parent-Teacher association at its meeting' last night. A good! at tendance greeted the musicians. -i- r Dance Bchindler Hall Tonight. . ; , m2 Gets Building Permit I Albert H. Gille is to repair a dwelling at 1252 Center, which is j estimated to cost $1600,1 ac cording to the t report riled with the city recorder yesterday. f ' - - Floxlna. Salem Armorv Fragile Lewis vs. speed wooas, 10! three-minute i rounds. Slow York rs. Harold Reese, 6 three minute rounds. ' Friday. May 8. I i mS ber reported 605 were subject to the provisions of the compensa tion act, 68 from firms and cor porations having rejected the pro visions of the act and one from a public utility corporation not sub ject to the provisions of the com pensation act. Returns to Home ? Mrs. P. D. Ott of 1290 North Capitol has'returned from Corval lis where' she had been called, on account of the illness of her moth er,1 Mrs. Maria Groskey. ; Birth Rate Gains' - Oregon's rate of births In 1924 tor each 1,000 of population was 18.6. California was 22 and IVashington 17.4. - A census bureau's- stfrvey shows the highest birth rate in the country to be 31.9 per 1.000, in the rural dis tricts of North Carolina, while the lowest' was 14.9 in' the rural dis tricts of Montana. While -- the birth rate increased from 22.3 per .1,000 throughout the nation in 1923 to 22.5 in. 1924, 'the death 1 rate decreased during- this period from 12.4 to 11.9. per 1,000 popu i lation. . ' " . . .- : Attention Jlsked - Charles S, Goodwin, adjutant V of the local post of the American Legion calls attention to the - clause of the adjusted compensa tion for insurance, which requires (relatives of soldiers died during the World war, entitled to-" com :pensation must make their appli i cation this year. It Is stated that t the application must be filed wlth- ; in nve years aner ine ueaiu . i the soldier. : ' .. ii Many 'Queries Asked Questions pertaining to the civic government are asked the - superintendent of school officials, ' according to Mrs. Cora Reid, truant officer. Jt is estimated 600 telephone calls, are answered J during the day,, due to the ap proaching examinations for the Y eighth grade students Officers Take Vacation Frank Davis, officer of the Sa . lom Tinllra fnrce. la taklns his Ta- catlon now, following the return of 1 Joe Cutler, who motored to Canada. He reported baring a ; good time, despite tne- encounter with smallpox at Vancouver, , B. C. Entertainment Successful - -Patton ' Euwing Mc- Croskey and Fred Wilkinson furn ished a program ror tne pi'"" ti of the Lincoln school last night - to.iu fotiAu rhnrch. Near- ly 700 tickets were sold by me " students in order to secure money : to pay for framing pictures re '' cently procured for uie scnow rooms. rU- TlnMiui In TtallaS - - V V MV rj tv, tt xfintv 58. of Salem. '" and Mrs. EUen Butts, 54. of Air- lie, have been granted a marriage license by Hugh O. Black, Polk , county clerk, at uauas. . . , : cinrU TTAittiiAr !ncourazln2r With .the coming of spring many . atvitnmnfemata arte naXRllKT thTOUgh Salem with "camping 'equipment strapped to their cars. They are traveling north . and , south over the Pacific highway, many stop ping OTer here Jot a few hours, Suffers Ininrf A tnmhlp 1nwn the atairn at her home in Monmouth yesterday re- a . : . - mi ! -M suiiea: m a sprainea anitie wr MiaBWilma Tavlor. age 12. As a result she was brought to Sa lem where an X-ray picture was made pf the injury. No bones were broken. .. -1 ; j r 1 ' ' l.,--!i,w ; Veta Plan Visit . ; salem po6t of Veterans of For eign wars are to have a large delegation in attendance at the initiation to be held in Portland Monday night by Portland j post, "pver! the -Top.'.. Among .those to attend from ; Salem are Col, Carle! Abrams, commander of .the local j organization; Bolton Ilam ble and Bryan Conley. ! Petitions Presented ; r j Petitions are ' being signed - in the local cigar, stores to secure a referendum to 'repeal the tobacco tax law, recently passed by the Oregon state legislature. The tax Is considered objectionable by the tobaeco men and dealers. I I : I ' . I . . ';h Revival Services Planned t Coi. George Darls of San Fran clscol Is to be In Salem June.", when- he will conduct revival ser vices! here for two weeks at the Ideal 'Sanation Army hall on State. Ah outstanding soloist in the Sal vation Army. Captain Vernon, m 4Knmnanr him. The services are to be arranged specially for the Salem district. 1 i !"-' ! f Tonight at 7 o ciock traciiiv n ho K-o ttle Western 1 Union messenger orchestra will broad cast! a program from tne new t 000-watt radio broadcasting sia wikfoa . at Seattle. The ware linne-th t riven as 454.3 meters. Tha I Western Union messenger orchestra has won an epuUtion- from I their appearance before clubs,- Dusiness - orBu- tions and Bocieues in aeamc . Thel Story of Esther ; yill be oeauuiuny uiwbu"" tkhiean scenes sat the First thristlan church Sftnday erenlng. ! . iw Arldenta Fatal I -Two fatalities were included In the 1 574 accidents reported to the ktatA industrial accident commis- kion for.the week ending April SO. These were Y. Tomlshlmaj section korman, Portland, and Barney j J. Sutter, lumber carrier driTer, Bel- ilngham, Waah. Of the total num- To Address Brotherhood i Rev. C M. Cline of the First Baptist church . of- Vancouver, Wash., is to be .the next speaker before the Brotherhood of the Sa lem church here, it was announc ed yesterday. The meeting is call- ea ior i uesaay evening, rne Brotherhood is composed of the male members of the ; Baptist church who eachi week. I meet for fellowship Enters Inner-Order ' " ! ' Lion Fitzgerald entered the In ner . order of the Lions club yes terday when he was initiated Into the Order of Dads by Rufe White, legal tender Of the gates.) ! Only members ; of the Lions club who have entered the state of father hood are eligible . to this order Stanley : Lainson received honors sometime ago. Yesterday By The TJi , Of medicine. Dr. Stone removed a i cancer from the hand of S. H Williams i of Silver ton m9 ..' -DR. WHITE n Oftaopatay-SttrgatT . Zlaetraala Dlaat ana TraatmaaS I : (Dr. Abras's amattad :. I otflea Paw or - ? S0e XT. . Baak BldgJ . f Dr. Hickman' to Leave t Dr. Hickman, president of the Kimball College of Theology, Is to leave today j for eastern Oregon where he will do work in the In terests of the college. Dr. Hick man returned here last Thursday from a short trip through South ern Oregon. - ' ; : '. i- !:h hil'!iH.:.j f. j-- !'' t :''' Fire Causes Excitement A roof blaze in ft dwelling at jaeimont ana winter street called out the r fire department Friday morning. ; small damage was re- ponea, : i ; i Former Salem Rot AdnnrM i Phillips : Elliott, son of Rev. Carl Elliott, former-pastor of the First Presbyterian church of Sa lem, 1 and former student of Sa lem high.' will be graduated from Union Theological Seminary, , New Yortc. on June 19. He was one of three seniors who won a 11,000 scholarship and will spend next year - abroad for further study. probably at Oxford or Edlnburg. He will serve as assistant pastor at the Brick church, New York city, for the summer. ; , j Hammond to Teach ; Percy Hammond of Salem has been elected science instructor in the Lebanon high school. - i Dancing ! Dancing ! CHXT8TAZ. OAJUDEirS - XiaJias Tt Taomaa Bras. Jass Band Orchattxa. rail af Ufa and Pap ! . SATTTKDAT KXGHT SS Cards Available Registration ; In cards for the state Sunday schol contention which will be held in Portland May 11-13. should be sent in at once. If more cards are needed write to the county secretary, .Al ice Jaquet, Silverton, Oregon. ; Eajdes Go to Sllverto The Salem , camp of Eagles vis ited with the Silverton camp last night for a general good time. C. B. Shaw, W. L. Royal, S. N. Wil lett and Frank Butterfield were among the visitors there. Hischbere Funeral Sunday- Funeral services will be held at the Holman & Lutz chapel, Port land, for Herman "Joe" Hlrsch- berg, !; prominent indepenaence banker and Polk county pioneer, at 1:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Rev. H. Charles Dunsmore, Pres- hvterian minister at Independence and a life-long friend, will offici ate. Final services will be held at the Potland crematorium'. "Mr. Hirschberg," who died at tne im perial hotel in Portland Thursday, was 74 years oia. ' ". "" f . I -. , BROSS Th funeral of Josephine T. Rrnoa win be held at the Webb funeral parlors foday at 2 p. m. ReVi Kantner will have charge of services. Remains will be 'taken to St. Johns, Mich. Salem Student Act In Richard M. Kriesel, son of R. C Kriesel of 390 South Fourteenth, is one of the more than 500 can didates for graduation at OAC Thisii expected to be the, largest graduating 'class in the history of the institution. Mr. Kreisel, a member of Sigma Phi Epsllon, so cial fraternity, is majoring in min ing engineering. -Although earn ing half of his college expenses he takes an important part in cam pus activities as editor-in-chief jot the Orange Owl, humorous cam pus publication, member of Scab bard and. Blade, honorary military fraternity, and member of Inter collegiate Knights. He is a ma jor . in the reserve officers train ing corps. . While a student in the Salem high school Mr. Kriesel was a member of tne football and base ball teams and, manager of the school paper. and the inquest was continuel un til Monday when it probably will bes completed. I PERSONALS Attorney Travels j Fred A. Williams, ocal attorney, was called to Toledo yesterday; on business. He will return some time during the week. Gets Vancouver License ;,. A marriage license has .been Issued in Vancouver to Oscar IVer son and Frances Vearrier, both of Silverton. i May Day in Schools ; May day - activities were cele brated in the various schools of Marion county by : athletic con tests, exercises and May pole dances.-- A great day was had at Woodburn, Mt. Angel. Sublimity. Marion, Nervals and Eidridge.l Burgess Ford Memorial ; ! Methodist Episcopal church. West Salem, F. L. Canneuu, pas tor. Sunday school 9:45, classes for all ages. Mrs. H. Jf. Morris, superintendent. Morning worship 11 o'clock.' Subject, "A promise for every day." Junior' league 3:15, Ep worth league 6:15. Preaching services 7:30; Subject "Set thine bouse in order." The pastor will preach both morning and evening. Everybody welcome. Mrs.- Stanley Labison and baby son Earl . Frederick are to return to Salem after being away for sev eral days. J. A. Churchill. . state . superin tendent of public instruction, is looking after school matters, in Hood River. ; Mr. and Mrs. R. Shilts and daughter, Loraine from Mill City, were in the city yesterday. W. S. Clark of Albany transact ed business in the city yesterday. J. W. Smith, a resident of Junc tion City, was In the city Friday. Mrs. E. Whitcomb and Mrs. L. W. Waller were in the city from Monmouth yesterday. ;. i Dr. E. J. Fagan, Sheridan chiro practor, accompanied Dr. Wj D. Broadhurst, ,a Palmer system graduate, to this city yesterday. They visited with Dr. H. B. Sco field. - . .. '!- i WILLIAMSON ! CMI..O willltmutn riifid al'a 10C&I . , i . i . -1 m r n r i a, tho o hf a2 veari: Funeral announcemntaieo he days of barbarism years, rnnerm """""" r ,.nrHTi7 tn tha iinau t :. later.; Arrangements in caarje "i --r jm- J - .-I.' V LlBBY M At the home near Marlon, May t VnnV K L.1DDV. age W a' resident of Marion county ,sln 1862. husband of Mrs. iciaucuc Libby, father of Miss Edith Llbby, Harley Vf.i Cecil H.. Leslie E. and Miss : Eleanor Libby ; brother of Miss Addle Libby. S. E. "Jby of Eugene and' ine iaie a. grandfather of Milton H. and Cec41 F. Libby. Announcement pi iu- neral later by Klgaon , tt aon. v-"?T KURTZ !'' wiiaon E. Kurtz, age 53, died at a local hospital at 6 o'clock Fri day, morning,. May,!. He, is sur- vived by his wue. Ji.ua auh, daughter, Barbara, age 5; one brother, A. -B. Kurtz; two sisters, Mrs J George Coffinberry. of Grants Pass, and Mrs. L. E. Cohenour, of Port Orchard, Wash. He was a member of the Masonic order and Knights of Pythias and a former resident of Dallas..- unerai cerv ices will be held from the Rigdon mortuary at 2:30. a'dock Monday. i-f" t-: '. WINKLEBLACK : '4 ?' . Albert Orvil Winkleblack died at 488 North Commercial street Friday. May 1, at 9 p. m. at the a sr a of five weeks, lie is survivea by his parents; Mr. and Mrs. Al bert F. Winkleblack of Salem. The body Is at the Webb Funeral parlors. Funeral announcements later...' Reidel to Leave j ; Professor Reidel willj leave for Oakland soon where he will be employed as an instructor in a standard .schol of religious training.- 2v ... 'r:i'; .:i 'T'ir WITNESSES IN POISON TRIAL GIVE . (Coattsuad from pasa 1 !' i them." She said their actions in taking Shepherd - from his home at midnight without a warrant and putting him in jail was remln- according to the witness. Miss Gladys Roberts, the; girl detectiye,. . told of eavsdropping while' her ' employer, j John E. Jones, private detective, "admon ished,. Shepherd to keep on one story.and "they won't I get you." She said she sent a file of papers to a friend's vault lest it be seized in a raid on his office.) She; said she had previously seen -a file on the Shepherd case in the office. The hearine on th criintooV will was continued until May 26 FOR INFORMATION ! ' ABOUT RAILROAD TRIPS ' Phone 727 ! .' OREGON ELECTRIC REDUCED SUMMER RATES TO CALIFORNIA j S BY PICKWICK STAGES San Francisco, one way, $15.50 Round Trip, $30.00 1 Loa Angeles, one way, $27.35 r . Round Trip. $50.00 j , Special Rates to Parties of . : . Eight or More - - lj For Information and Reserra Uons phone 696, or call, at CENTRAL STAGE TERMINAL i Salem, Oregon j Skating, Skating, Skating AT DREAMLAND -Thursday, Friday, Saturday j L ADD '& BUSH. Banlrcrs j I Ckatllshed 1C3 ClZze Honrs frsst la a. ts. to 3 p. ta. When You T cw I I 1 I si - Brs i t ii TV iiy Are jxvauy j; To Move (O Call on us, for we have padded .Vans and Fleece-lined covers for your furniture and piano," First class piano and furniture movers. . - ' I 1 L We also handle Brooder Stoves, Furnace Coals and Tiamond Briquettes Lamer Transfer & .4 STILL OWNERS ARE ; JOLTED AND FINED fContiaaad from pas 1) " fendant asked. Barker replied .that the truck had been trailed to the farm. According tp the testimony Dickson declared that "there- had been too much traffic around there, and that "the truck driver pulled a boner." ? ! The declaration , of the defense counsel that in making the raid and arrests, the officers acted en tirely without authority of law, will be made the basis of argu ment when the case is appealed. the rest of the fifty-seven varie ties of fruits and vegetables and otner unnga on the land inf which sne. excels, or may excel. V Everything comes to him . who waits, but it la generally second hand. - jv: ; ..;. ; A good mother is one who feels neglectful if she isn't worrying about something. S - , : j T ' Henry. Ford has arranged with Yale University to school pO stn dents at $5 a day, in industrial research, lie expects them to find out how many kinds of creatures, besides the horse and fly, Jils Liz zies have banished from the high ways. .. .. j- The Masonic rrand IoApa In Kentucky has ruled that no Ma son witnm its jurisdiction may have a drink of whiskey In his pos session or on his person. That is a vast change from the Kentucky of our historians. Thera vm a day when the Kentnew r n rt lodge might have been safely open ed wnn mint juleps. i J Bits Tor Breakfast Up to' the hustlers -. - "a : ' S'..- The linen mill is still up to them? : ' :. ; i. - But the people on the side lines are wishing them .well, and doing some good boosting, and all this helps. Oregon Is going to improve her lead, this year, as the greatest strawberry state. She led all the rest last year In her canned straw berry pack, arid she was only just getting a fair start. The Salem district, furnishing most of the Oregon canned strawberries, can furnish ten times as many and then have plenty of land for all Woodburn High School i Big Time Friday With Fair. The-Woodbtirn high school ha4 a big day Friday when tho stu dents held .their: fourth annual fair in the high school gymnasium. Later in the day a field meet van held which was followed by a de clamatory contest! between school! of north Marlon county. May Day exercises were hold on the high school lawn ' during. .th evening. . .; j ' ' "' '; - Miss Zelda Mulkey and Kiitlt Ross, seniors at Willamette uni versity, acted as Judges. . ' ! ! IXVESTK.'AT10 EXDS " LOS ANGELES. May 1. Inves tigation of the death of Mr-?. W. II.-Babcock. wealthy widow, whoso bruised and battered, bnJv .win found in her apartment hous here last Tuesday, was drop:od by police tonight with the an nouncement that th'ey weto con vinced it was not a case of mur der. j i MEN'S BIBLE CLASS BLIGH THEATRE Every Sunday Morning 9 ;45 Special Program for Mothers' Day; And the Ladies Are Cordially Invited Next Sunday Joe Nee Will Sing A Scotch Son Or Two For Us All Men Are Welcome J. J. EVANS, Teacher Treat Yourself to a Good Watch Take Any One For a Dollar I Xiere are Watcnes Of Character cverv nnn 1 tameA for Mmn Wnlrnr kMlltr. Rn'nkn'a -mill men 01 large aiiairs carry these same watches and incidentally pay the prices quoted for thei.i But you can do bettet- you can take any watch in the you can pay the balance "As You Are raid"--a dollar a : - 17-Jewel Elgin kroup on payment of a single dollar. . And week will do. 17-Jewel Hamilton ", $1 uown " - - ..-;. 7 The Elgin seventeen-jeweled movement has been encased in SOLID Fourteen-Karat GOLD. ', No--auch, alueg. has been offered In many .a" mfloa-aa W hee presented. Fully guaranteed. T Priced at s 4 9. SO. - :, . -.v. Delivered for a Dollar v r i , Paid for $1 Weekly . 17-Jewel Waltham $1 liown j ' ' The Hamilton watch, in the Email size with a gold filled case and with the Hamilton sev-enteen-jewel movement. Nationally sold c 150.00 in every good , store j in the country, Here at the lowest cash price yet , j Delivered for a Dollar Paid for I Weekly 17-Jewel Howard $1 Down The famous Waltham watch in a gold-filled case,-which Is guaranteed for fire and twenty years. ; i The "Colonial model at the nation ally advertised cash prlcer 143, yet . - i Delivered for a Dollar . - ' Paid for $1 Weekly v I j 1 ,' c .,; V vv V1' " '"' 1 ' " iMr ' j $1 liown The famous "Howard" watch with' seventeen-jeweled-.- movement. Gold-filled case, guaranteed ' for five and twenty years. ' Na tionally advertised and sold In all good Jewel ry stores at 60. Here at the same price " ' Delivered for a Dollar , Paid for 1 Weekly Mail Orders Filled .! Same Prices Same Terms Out-of-towa folk are raqnrated to writ for THE BtTRITETT DIAMOND BtTLLETIJI : THE BURNETT WATCH BXTU.ETIM : THE BUKTT GIFT BUIXETIH I Kent frea t nf addrena oa roqncit i Send For the Gift -BuUetin . I Gifts for anniversaries graduation birthdaysi weddings-howrng girts that endure and endear, .'-- One Year To Pay ' Open Saturdays Till 9 P. M. . :. jr d' m m t - W f - - '"I'- -.-. ,. 0. W . ''i 5 f