The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, May 07, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text, , , , THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 7,, 1025 .1. 4 if ! 1 : r- -. . -.-.----- . i, ; lie; lieu Siripe s The new Spring neckwear is now waiting for you to call. - The best time to make choice selec tions is now. Tabiefid I - Rich - Elegant ' ';" ' ;! ' H ,' :'"..!' - i - , i-v - , '. The new Spring suit demands a new tie right now. Touching up a man's attire with a fresh and handsome Spring Tie, always changes and improves: his whole appearance. - i. h - . G. W. JOHNSON & CO. 469 State St. : U iiTtiinilWI 1 3. A ttTwa er r rIn -fins ; Teryn satisfied. j "A Nw ininl" ! i Very Lt 123 Ford truck. Rob very little, original tire : " "pneumatic" still on the ' reap end atill good. .- Fine eab new tirea and i tnbea in front, 1825 licensa. Jos broken in nicely. A real bay i 415.00 stores kept brooms going to keep the doorways free from the debris. Wanted " 3 experienced Gray Belle. waitresses . at 1 m7tl Salem Girl Is Mother; Word was received; here yester day of the birth of a; baby son tq Mr. and Mrs. Claode.Bircb, lor dlier residents of totality, who are at present in Los Angeles. Mrs. Birch, nee Viola Ash, has iany friends In this city. Claude Birch. Marvin Cancels Dates 1 All three dates for Salem hare been cancelled by Dr. M. II. Mar Tin, of Seattle who has found it impossible td be in Salem at this time. Rev. B. C. Jones, president elder of the ' Methodist Episcopal church, spoke at tae leeC&re hour at the Kimball College of ogy. ' -' , , . f Ideal You Can Hare sv Two . Three or four burner Cook store ior vs ar summer nome at Hamilton's. ' ! 7 Theol- Uberty FTA Meets In the f last meeting of the school year, , the Liberty parent teachers' association will! gather in thef community, hall, on Ttiday, May 8. Special demonstrations of the. chicken and cooking clubs will be held. It Is expected that a large number of people will be present. sixth grade teachers last night. The tests, which are to be givenJ individually are to determine the most common arithmetic errors among the pupils of the city. Sub traction, addition, division and multiplocation are involved in the tests.' ' - -v -.... ... Marriage License Issaed A marriage license has been is sued at Vancouver, Wash., to Don ald M. Eddy. 36. and Estella M Tiller, both of Salem. The Rife home is at Crow, Oregon. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Graham, at 2159 Maple ave nue, and a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Campbell Alexander at the Deaconess hospital on April 23. Norman Douglas Alexander is the name given to the new arrival, according tothe certificates filed with! the city health officer. Fight To Bo Staged ; ; Frank Bramwell, state bank superintendent of Oregon states tuted by George Putnam to force In the state superintendent to main Painters at Work Miss (not Mis) Justice Is style this year, for the is being re- tain thei principal of fice in Salem decorated with a shade of "Cool- will be fought, when he appears in idge gray" by a crew of painters.' court on May 8 to' answer to the Miss Justice is at Lome a-top the complaint. Sidney Graham of county court house. Brown rust Portland Is his attorney and It is stains that have streaked the sides the purpose of the fight to secure of the cupalo are being removed a court ruling as to the meaning preparatory to a coating of white! of the la WW to decide if the main guest at Its Drunken Driver Arrested i ' , A. S. Smith, of Vancouver, Wash., was arrested last night for driving an automobile while! under the influence of an intoxicating 11- paint. Jr.. is the name given to the newl quor. The arrest was made by arrival, who was born AprU 26.. I Officer Olsen. Is Yonr Name Smith? i St. Panl' Parish House, Friday evening. . :-1 .... 7 CITY MSWS:MNr"BMIEF . AT THE THEATERS TODAr I, Oregon Pauline . Frederick in "Smouldering Fires.'!; IJBERTT Fred Thompson . and Silver King in "That Devil Quemado" r,.,v..i' I1LIGII Jack Hoxie In f'Boarlns Adventure" ? Extendins; Telephone Line - Extension ot the Grand Ronde Telephone company's service to Devil's lake, about Tl 5 miles south of Neskowin, is being made, ac cording to a report filed with the public service commission. The company has already obtained a franchise from the state highway commission.' The new line , will provide service along the Roose velt highway. - i Boxing. Saleth Armory . Frankle Lewis vs. Speck Woods, 10 three-minute rounds; Slow York vs. Harold Reese, 6 three minute rounds. Friday, May 8: m8 Classes are brought here to use the state institutions as labora- 'tories in solving some of the class problems. . - , . .. , j M. - - , . A Bargain Brand New Set Syracuse China dinner set at halt price. Inquire at 340 No. Liberty. t. j 1 m5tf Pavement Wanted A large delegation from Moni tor waited on ' the county ; cour yesterday, petitioning ;for two miles of pavement in their district. The plan advanced was to connect Monitor with the Mt. Angel-Wood-burn pavement. The road now in use is said to be in good condi tion and is graveled. No definite action was taken by the county court. ' be made by motor, over tne Col umbia River highway-to 8pokane and tbenee tn Ralnrr Ibv th new ly opened route. Over 1300 miles naeletIns'1 they Changes Are Announced i i ne pians or . me new iiuua building. to be erected in Salem will be opened Monday afternoon, May II, at 5 o'clock, according to the announcement made at the YMCA office yestefdajy. Original ly the plans were t slated to be ppened today at the regular board is to be' traversed before reach their destination the route is through - the 1 scenle Rocicy mountains. - Two Arrests Slade Lewis Snyder -and Clarence Weese, 19 year old you thsj, were arrested in Kane's pool room last night by Officer Olsen; They were not signed up, stating they were of age to be in the pool room. ; Articles Held . J A black shopping bag with arti cles ourchased in Salem stbres is held for identification at the Sa lem police station. A pair pf new shoes is in the package. . t:. Part of I Se 4110 IdeaI Cok Stove ior your oeacn or home. Hamilton. summer m7 I Brazier Small Praised At f the Sunday school of I the You Can Have a Tw ThreA or foiir hnrner Tdonl Cook stove tor your summer home Tln M- E- church, two largely at Hamilton's. s m7 attended men's Bible classes strongly enaorsea tne action oi w - n . -. - Pla-r prrnfntrd I juage snutu in imposing uenry The Junior play "Mr. PIm Pass- PfMiues upon iue inen Dr. Marshall, Osteopathic Physician and surgeon. m7 Bend Hots W The Bend Water, Light & Pow er company has been given author ity to extend its water service to . a new addition to the city, !a an ii i'trder from the poblic service com- mission. The revenue must equal 30 per' cent of the cost. The new water main will serve 82 families. First Church of Christ, Scientist Of Salem, Or., announces a tree lecture on Christian': Science! by Mr. George Shaw Cook, CSB., of Chicago, Illinois, member of the board of lectureship of the Moth er Church, the . First 1 Churcli of Christ. Scientist, in Boston. Mass., in the Grand theater Thursday evening. May 7, 1925, at eight o'clock. The public is cordially Invited to attend. ; m7 , j ,, . i , , New StricUy Modern .' t House for' sale. Buyer can se lect! the interior finish, completed in 10 to 20 days. $3500.! Phone, day.; 169; evenings 1574R, or 2103W. m5tf es By" was presented by the Will amette students at the Oregon state prison last night as a prac found guilty for operating a large moonshine still in this district. The pastor, Dr. Taylor, urged all tice play in preparation for the the Pple to assist the Judge, in lo-op tODUDiiiee xvtrpurvs The' Willamette university stu dent committee instructed to look t into! the advisability j ot securing cooperative book store at the university brought in! a favorable report yesterday. Get Building Permits t ' W. "A. Bond is to build a dwel ling at- 1215 North Fifteenth, which is estimated to cost $3500 and another dwelling at 160 Bush street, which will cost $2500, ac cording to the permits Issued by City : Recorder Poulsen yesterday. Teachers Lose Relatives- Miss 1 Levina Sheridan, teacher in the third grade of ;he! Yew Park: school was 1 called ;to her home to attend the funeral of her brother, who died recently! Her place is being filled by Mrs. A. L. Wallace. Miss Lilly Polard, a Sa lem school teacher was cabled, to Echo by the death of her mother. Her place Is being filled by Mrs Florence Retterrath. TeKts Arranged - Miss Charlotta Crowley, who Is arranging the details of a sixth grade arithmetic test in the Sa lem public schools Instructed the Birth Announced The birth of a (baby son to Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hunter, ot Aums ville was : announced yesterday. No name has been selected far the new arrival. The birth occured an a local hospital. office is to be brought back to Sa lem. ' Work Postponed The Salem auto park commu nity house will not be completed for some time as workmen were taken from 'the Job yesterday to work at something else. Sewer Is Wanted The cost of the McKInley school sewer is to be prorated among the residents in the southern part of the city, who are endeavoring to secure connections on the school sewer. The matter is to be brought up before the, school board for settlement Tuesday night. " - Dr. Brown to Speak Dr. Walter H. Brown, director of the Marion county child health demonstration' is to address ths classes In "National Vitality" this morning, at the Oregon Agricul tural college j at Corvallls. The address is to be made at the re quest of Prof. H, MacPherBOh, head of the economics department there. It is said that between 200 and 300 students , are registered in these classes. Salem yesterday, a Rotary club. ' ... . ? E. D. Tibbets, a" Toledo rclU dent was in the city yesterday. Mrs. Frank Krimberg was i.n the city from Hi. Angei Wednei day... ,. : ' j Dr. and J. W. Ranson of Turner; was .in the city on business Wcd- nesday. . f Mrs. J. C. Gibbens of Sheridan; was in the city on business Vcd nesdayr - - - , : B. K.GIbbens, a Woodburn"resU dent,, was in the city yesterday. B. W. Battleson of Monitor was In the city yesterday. O. J. Kaysar of Silverton wji in the city yesterday. Edward Waltzing was In Saleza,' from Myrtle Point yesterday. " W. W. Dillon, stdte hfcietary for the Idaho YMCA is visiting in the city today. kl: Raymo : Bordier. a Frenchman.. who .has been in the Willamette valley for afew weeks' returned to his home in California yester day. , : Fred A. ; Williams visited in Portland yesterday on business. I PERSONALS 1 Addresses Meeting Senator F. J. Tooze. editor of The Statesman addressed the Mc Coy Grange at -their regular meet ing Tuesday evening. McCoy has one of the liveliest granges in the Willamette valley. ' . Births Are Reported Helen Iva Moorman is the name given to the baby duaghter born to Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur L. Moor man, of 2307 Laurel on April 30; Bessie Irene Rife, a baby -daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin B. Rife, at the Deaconess hospital on May 3. John A. Dittar of Sublimity was a visitor- at the county court .yes terday. Mr. Dittar is one of the most active men in the county in pursuance of good roads,1 - ' ;; Lee Wells1,, patrolman of the Jefferson road district, was in Uv city yesterday. Dan. Russell, representing: the L. C. Smith Typewriter company. has returned from a recent bus! ness trip to Lincoln county. Governor Walter M. . Pierce left Wednesday for Ta short visit in Hood River, j : Ben Forbes, secretary of the public service' commission, has re turned from a business trip to Roseburg. s Roy Wheeler of Berkeley. Cal., was a visitor at the Salem Rotary club yesterday.- Albert M. Chalmer. a civil en Eineer of Olvmpia. Wash., was in OBITUARY Fnlkcrson : William H. Fulkerson died at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Earl Saunders, at Seaside, Ore.. May 5th, at the age of 8 4. years. He leaves two sons. Ai N. of Sa lem; Pearl of Seaside; one sister. Mrs. Solomon Crowley of Salem; eight grand-children; 1 great grandchild. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10 a. m. from, Webbs -funeral parlors. Rev. Shanks officiating. Interment will be in the family plot at the cem etery near .Crowley Ltutioa, Polk county. ,, , ? J ; ; ; Flanders 'John Flanders died at a local hospital at the age of 63 years, on May 5th, 1923. He is survived by one brother and one sister. Funer al announcements late.r. Webb funeral parlors in charge of arrangements. .';".;' ; short The funeral of Claro Short will be held at the Webb funeral par lors today at 2:30 p. m. Mrs. Addle Short of the Salvation Army will have charge of services. In terment will be in the Oeoff cemetery. Writer Will Speak j An Oregon Writers league mem ber, writing to Edna Garfield, states that Grace E. Hall, well known, .Oregon poet, will pas? through Salem Saturday en route to Corvallis to , speak, as one of the representative women of; the state, at the Mother's day banquet at Margaret Snell. hall,; the event beLag' sponsored by the girls of OAC,., under4 Kate Jameson, ' dean of women. . Ann Shannon Monroe, another well known Oregon writ er, whose new novel ot the north west Is Just off the ; press, will also be a speaker upon this occa-? eion. She is rptuming from Cali fornia where she has spent the past year. ' ... Trial Date Wanted The United States Fidelity & Guaranty company of Portland h'ai asked U. G. Boyer,' county clerk, to set a date for their suit against O. D. Bower, Marion county sher iff. ; The Portland "firm jasks for the earliest possible datej asd Bay the trial, will take about two days. The suit, against the sheriff grew out of a property seizure made by him under court order. The trust 'company declares that the seised property - belonge'd to Ihem ' by :rigbt of lien., : ! - h . i - I ': ' Beginning Monday, Jfay 4 ; j The following stores wni close at 7 it. m.t also noon on Sundays: Clark's Tire House, Day & Zozel, Zozel's Tire Shop, and Smith & Watkintr. Duid Makes Proposal Lewis Dunn, driver of the Ryan Wanted 3 experienced Gray Belled waitresses I at tn7tf juewis uunn, anrer oi me Kyan -T. o'r" - Fruit company's trucks promised WW-CpmpPMTI. Mrs. Dunn that he would glve'her s- L-; Godard, a contractor, at the same amount of money he was Cottage , Grove, accompanied ..by fined ; in th nhiiee conrt. in W. M. Morelock; a theater man of he was arrested for speeding. Yes- nat clty wer,e Roesta at the Sa- terday he was arrested. tell the rest of the story. He can See the Lea Galley Kook . For camping at Hamilton's. ' aii . " lem Rotary luncheon yesterday. Mr. Moreland is an- old associate and boyhood friend of George W. Hug, superintendent of . city schools. j m7 See the Lea Galley Kook- : For camping at Hamilton's. 0 Clean,' Neat 2-rtoom T Apartment, $20; 2 rooms:and kitchenette, $22.50. 555 Marion, Phone 1521. m8 Church Plans Program The MWA of the Castle United Brethren church, Seventeenth and Nebraska, will present a program Friday night at 8 o'clock. ' A sll Ter offering will be taken. The public is invited." Violators Fined A. G. Fielder, charged with reckless driving, was ; assessed a fine of $25 when he ajppeared be fore Brazier C Small, -Justice of the peace, yesterday.1 The arrest was made by Bert Smith, deputy sheriff. W. R. McFarland, ar rested by State Officer Hawley for operating a for-hire truck with out a public' service commission tag. was fined $10 when he enter ed a plea of guilty. Wanted. ZO Cars Per Day- Storage at 25c per. day. Center of town, 246 State street. m9 Students Visit Here- Social welfare classes from the colleges .and universities of Ore gon come to Salem . to study; at first hand conditions that exist among the-feeble minded, Insane, and dependents of tie state Among the colleges ccsilns class es it was disclosed that Pacific col Licenses Are Issued ! y Two . marriage licenses were Issued by the county clerk's office yesterday. They were taken ont by Covey M. Perry, attendant at the state hosptal, and Stella Har ford of Salem, and Samuel B. Coi- ard. Salem theater man. and Het tle Marie Cook, 191 Chorch' street. Blind School Concert "' t; Presbyterian church, tonight. . f i 4: - "' -f ' . m9 U t .-5. sj. ; -v; ; a - - ;, s -!";;'- - 1 : . -' it-: ; greeting Is Called The regular meeting . oi m board of directors of the 'Salem YMCA will be held today noon. Routine matters of business will be considered. -v-:"". ;;C See the Meal Cook Stove - For yonr beach or summer nome. Hamilton. , ' . in7 Club Entertains . I" The Willamette University Bee thoven club rendered a musical program daring the regular chapei hour ; yesterday in observance ot catlonal music week. , r Iletnrnlng to Canada ) Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Winslow, indfamlly,- Arthur, Gladys and Olive Winslow, of 1306 North Liberty" are ' to return , to their homestead , in Alberta next week. They; have been In Salem during the past is months, but due to the tiroperty -interests In Canada; they must retum. i The trip is to j I FOR INFOroiATION ABOUT KAILIU)AD TRIPS H - PIicz2 727 " 'v OnEGOn ELECTRIC Swimming Is Fine- Yesterday was ladies' day at the Salem YMCA and many of the fair sex enjoyed themselves in the m7 Chorus To Practise Every member off ' the Salem nava AriAMie fa 4'vnAnf Qfl- JH?teT Vil- bDt"F "saturdQht-a did not make much difference to the swimmers, practise to put them in shape for their coming concert to be given soon. They are to Start singing at: 7:80. Dr. C. Enler. director. I yesteruay wanta every fellow to be there. pep,! voice and all, for he's got Winds Are Active The high winds of brought many cinders onto, the streets of Salem and lncidenUly some new things . to j practice" on Into the eyes of pedestrains. i Lit tie whirls of cinders could be found in the leeway of every oh structipn and in the entrance to the many stores on the downtown streets. Many of the downtown REDUCED SUMMER RATES TO CALIFORNIA BY PICKWICK STAGES San Francisco, one way, Round Trip, 30.00) ; toe Angeles, - one way, 27.33 . Round Trip, . 50.00 ; - Special Rates to Parties ot - -' ' Eight or More;, For Information and Reserva tions phone 696, or call at t; CENTRAL STAGE TERMINAL Salem, Oregon Skating, Skating , Skating ; j; AT DREAMLAND . Thursday, Friday, Saturday ..-r - - -. --V-. ,. - . Dancm! Daricihs! CTCBTSTAI. GASOEXS , LnJitf lre Taaiaas Bros Jsu Baal Orehtftrs, - - - TuU t lit asd ran SATTTKDAT WIGHT ; dil Si. n. white ' - C yt5paOHif-ar2r7 -' . ? ' . . Zlsetronlo Cisnts aad Trtstauc (Dr. Ahra3 method) - . ' Orflen ra SB r -J " - SOS TT. S. Bnss SUg. FURWE :. For Your Home ' , Why Not Try An Eastman Sxbloco ' It's a Marlon County product.- Scientifically in stalled in your j home by . our own men, anywhere in the Salem! district. Low in first cdst. Users will tell you of its ex treme economy j in fuel consumption, j Easy to control,, and durable. ! For information , -s Write or Phone ; eAstiman JbrosQ Formerly Silverton Blowg 1 Pipe Co.! " .. -Silrerton, Ore. i ISHOP'S MAY BISHOP'S : MAY 1 . r Shbes arid Oxfords "Rich brown and black calf skin. Genuine Goodyear Welt. ' Finest quality oak tanned sole. Rubber heeL The last word in style, quality and service ; is to be found in this won derful showing Youll be glad to own any pair " shown. SHOES AND OXFORDS Shoes and Oxfords v T 1 " '"',.';. New, liffht tan color, wide toe shape smooth Calf Skin, ser viceable, stylish, j WCDBHY. rizzi en I LADD vCt I3USH, Bonlxcro :' - Gcntrl Uzrldz Eurlnccs ': ClZzs Hzits froa lO a, q. to S p. I ., All One Price f7 W , ; ; Come in Today Men's Moccasin toe, crepe sole. The most comfortable sole ever invented. ' $6 Another; big .value. .This dark .brown shoe or oxford is a win ner. . '-. , , : ! Comfortable , $6.00 i SHOES AND OXFORDS Men's Moccasin Top Work Shoes Comfortable Serviceable $6.00 j Depend Upon Bishop's for Qual ity : and Service Thirty-five Years Salem's Leading Clothier ShoeDepartment Mens light tan Scotch Grain ox fords Goodyear Welt. Will take fine polish. Popular light tan oxford. A clica of good taste. lege at Newberg used the state in stitut:oz3 the most 'coaslstsat.