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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALE?.!. OREGON SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 9, 1-925 . v.. ? JiiiMe Straw hats arc now out in full bloom. It's high time you had , yours on. ..... i There never jwas a , wider u choice in men s straw hi than we have this season.! Prices 52.00 to 5.00 If you want what you want in a straw hat, this is the store where you can get it at a pleasing price. G. V. Jolinsoa & Co. 469 State St. i ! (i - .1 -v .i' TJ;. ., . .. ... ...rn -4. . - . 1 its V:.:f -:W4..:i-'T;,-n;::iv : 'KM - - H has m fin. Buick. 1917 model toarinc Jutt the ear tor IH on ft fiihinc trip, ill U cfiul and ready to fo for 9100. ; ' Coma ia arly ni drSa this na away. : met with success In securing funds to conduct the County "Y" work there. It Is reported that in two days he managed to secure the re quired amount by popular sub scription. In a recent letter to his sister. Salome Socolof sky, - Edwin Socolofsky described his trip to Cambridge, where he met Dr. and Mrs. Dohey, and Hugh and Paul Doney,r former students at Will amette university, Ray Atter- bury. Miss Harding and several other former Willamette univer sity people. r . Dance Echindler Hall, tonight. m9' Smith has been named following the . withdrawal J ot; P. 'Miriam Swartz,as executrix ot the estate. Leo N. Chllds, Jacob jHocbapeer, and George H. Grabeaborst have been reappointed as appraisers. Seeks to Stop Roadbuilding Henry Shields seeks to j enjoin Marion, county from with the construction proceeding of the pro posed new road - between Marion and Jefferson. ; He is dissatisfied with damages awarded j him by road viewers and desires to-protect his property, according to an amended complaint j filed in the circuit court yesterday. : For Sale- Shetland pony, gentle. Shelton, Sclo, Ore. intendent of banks has filed an affidavit of prejudice ' against Jndge L. H. McMahanof the cir cuit court as the last step in the contest to secure the return of the state banking of rice to ? Salem. Mr. Bramwell contends that Judge McMahan la prejudiced and as a result Judge Keller, presiding udge of the court here will hear the case, or else appoint another judge. The filing of the prejudice demurrer will reliere Mr. Bram well's appearing in Salem to show cause why he should not return the offices here. '' f E. C. m9 Bible Examinations Held I. ' Five Salem high school students and two Portland students took Bible examinations here Friday The test In Old Testament was given In the morning nd the New Testament in the afternoon. A high school credit . is given to students passing the tests.F Gladiolus CITY NEWS IN BRIEF Referee In City ; A. M. Cannon, referee In bank ruptcy, was. In Salem yesterday on a hearing of a case, which was staged in a morning session. . AT THE THEATERS TODAY ... :; . . ."!.".!-: Oregon Pauline- - Frederick : In "Smouldering Fires." , Ubertj "The Shooting, of. , Dan McGrew," by Robert ' W. Service. I, -It,- . Bllgh Five ; Acts Vaudeville and Pictures. 4 i Game Preserve Impossible , Under the Oregon constitution, Governor Pierce cannot create game preserve to include lands surrounding the Oregon .Cares In Josephine county, I. H. Wan Win kle, attorney general, has advised the governor. Governor Pierce was4 contemplating the proclaim ing; of i this territory as a game preserve. Wanted . 2 experienced Gray Belle. waitresses at xn7tf body at Oregon Agricultural col lege; This office carries with It much responsibility as he auto matically becomes a member of the board of control at OAC, which In turn Is responsible for the building activities of the campus! It is said over 11,000,000 is to be pent In building affairs there. AtKtetlc Underwear $1. At Bishop's. I m9 Boys i to Stngw . The Salem5 ; boys chorus will meet tonight at the YMCA for practice, while Sunday they will motor 1 to the Chemawa Indian school to present their programs Dr. H. C. Epley Is In need of cars to take the boys there. If anyone has ..room for a boy or two Sunday afternoon, : make arrangements with" Clarence Oliver, boys' secre tary at the YMCA. contracts' and other kinds of In struments. The record for. Jan uary of this year was 652; Febru ary, 668; March, 727." InApril, 1920, the total reached 970. Local, business men state that conditions are good here and that many in quiries are coming; in from.eastirn people who plan to settle in this part, of the state., ; i Wanted , , " 3 experienced Gray Belle. waitresses " at m7tf Conducts Auto Camp ' i ' Arthur Peterson,-former resi dent of Salem, is operating one of tbe'finest equipped auto camp grounds in the state, according to word brought here by Percy Var- ney, who recently returned from Klamath "Falls on a business trip, The camp Is located close to Can- yonville. : Building Permits Issued H. L. Meiring is to build a ga rage at 1 415 Marion street at a cost of $500, it was reported at the City Recorder's office , yesterday. The Oregon packing company is tobuild 4 boiler room, that will cost about $2750, It will be lo cated at 285 South Twelfth. , ' .... . - J. ,.. .. Late 1023 Studebaker Light 6 Touring for sale cheap. This car may be found at the certified Public Motor Car Market. It is in perfect mechanical condition and shines as brightly as a new ear. See this bargain at $750 before you buy. ' ml5 No Accidents Fatal None of the 642 accidents re ported to the state Industrial acci dent commission for the week ending ?May 7 resulted in fatali ties, pf the 'total number 520 were subject to the provisions of the workmen's compensation act; 120 from firms having rejected the act. and two from public util ity corporations not subject to the act,'; I " . ; :: I A Bargain Brand New Set Syracuse China dinner set at halt prits. Inquire at 340 No liberty. - f m5tt : : , . . I IleqnJsition Issued Requisition papers for Ftanlt Recob, under arrest In . nilnois, were Issued from the " governor's office Friday.! , Recob Is wanted ip Tillamook county' for larceny, Sheriff John Aschim will , bring the prisoner back: to Oregon.' Bginninic Monday, May 4 ; : The ! following stores will close at 7 p. m.; also noon on Sundays: Clark's Tire House, Day & Zozel, Zozel'a Tire Shop, and Smith & Watklns. h - !;v , .. H " m9 Toi Kam Delegates r-. , A committee to nominate seven delegates to the Lions Internation al! conference at 1 Longriew .'will meet at the call of Dr. WiUiam Boyd : Mott, j chairman, John. W. Orr, and Lion McGee. The con ference at Longvlew Is to be ad dressed by Lion Robinson, past international president, who is at San Francisco. He has promised to be present on the conference dates. Athletic TJnderweai 1. At Bishop's.! i Delegates Active i - - . ' iw tn the lat ft- of Interest oh the part of theLJonactut in the Willamette ralley. thcspeblal train to be fun to Medfordfwas canceled, according to announcement made yesterday. Instead, i h trip by local Lions will have to be made by automobile. or on- the regular. trains. Nearly 20. from Salem are expected to make the trip. ' Del egates from other dens are. to be present at the Medford charter night on May 16. ! i Wanted, SO Cars Per fay- jj Storage at 25c per day. Center of town. 246 State street, m9 Visits In'Los Angeles i Harry Keeney, who ' has been with & local loan and sayings com pany, Is to visit in Los Angeles before returning to this-city. His family will remain in the city dur . Ing his absence. , : S:li. 1 Blind School 'Concert-- - Presbyterian church, tonight. Plan Fishing Trip h Jack E. Simpson, Lee Thomas and Homer Best, employes of the ?pper mill here, are planning -fishing expedition to the Abia.ua t river during the week-end. Salem Boy Honored Lorls ' Baker, son of Mr. andJ Sirs. C. B. Baker of 425 North Liberty, has been elected first vice president of the associated student FOR INFORMATION ! - ABOUT RAILROAD TRIPS ! -On'EGOri ELrZCTRlC VGOD?,Y jNeiueum rnoes - i We like to Bay we sell them be cause men like to say they wear them. .Bishop's. m9 Request n ' "The -i Cloverdale ' correspondent oi The1 Statesman will cpnfer a genuine favor if she will attach her signature to the items next week.- Ed. IF Gravel I4 Dangerous L: Loose gravel on the Parrish school grounds will r be. scraped away today in order to prevent ad ditional sprained ankles among the student body. The grarel was placed there last winter to prevent water collecting in puddes. Works: to Begin V Every child in the school dis trict of Salem will, be shown on a map that Is being designed for the school Mf flees here, Pins are to be stuck on the map , to indicate the residence of the children. Nettleton Shoes ' , f S We like to -say we sellthem be cause men like to say they, wear them.. Bishop's. . m9 XCr-lr T Drilled Otto Klett's well his. reached a depth ot 270 feet and it Is expect ed that it will be finished within a few days, possibly by the end of this week. The well is located at Ferry and Liberty, streets. April Business Good i April business records show (hat greater activity was' manifest ed here than during any previous month of the year, according to a report made yesterday. :- A total Of 831 instruments were filed, of which 294 were deeds, 188 mort gages, and, the rest satisfactions Skating, Skatira Skating AT DREAMLAND Thursday, Friday,Saturday Speeder Is, Fined ' , ; fF. F. Turner was fined $20 in the justice court yesterday when he appeared to face a charge of speeding. The arrest was 'made by Earl B. Houston, state officer; Turner is said to have beeir driv ing 50 miles an hour. , - Tax Moneys Received- One single check for $309,500 was given to County Treasurer Drager by Sheriff Bower or coun ty tax money. To date a total of $741,516.29 of 1924 tax money has been turned over to the treas urer by the sheriff: ? It is esti mated that about $1,000,000 has been collected, but no official turnover made. This will be made when the money lias been segrer gated under the various heads. Joint Meeting planned ) The county courts of Marion and Yamhill counties are to meet at some future date to discuss the problem of a ferry service between the two counties on the" Willam ette river at Wheatland. Yamhill residents have signed a large pe tition to secure the service, as well as a large number of Marion county residents. Athletic Underwear $1, At Bishop's. m9 Seats Are Changed ' j The seats in. the waiting room of the Oregon Electric building have been moved in order to allow painters to .retlnt the room. Just a few ot the seats are, in use at present. . ; , . !r. Attention . V " V I Now1 is the time to select your Iris while you can see bem in bloom. E. A. Bennet Nursery Co., 2233 Fairgrounds road. ? ml 2 b 4 - ' Paper Drive Planned i ;! The Llncoln-McKinley paper drive will begin Monday" for the purpose of raising funds for the purchase of play ground equip ment for the two schools. : Mrs McAllister will act as chairman of the drive' and requests ' that any one having waste pa pen phone her at 619-J .and cars wflis.be sent around to collect it. The drive last year raised around; $60 for the equipment fund. . Food Sale Today - Members -of the Salem Heights Community club ! are holding a cooked food sale at the Southern Pacific city ' ticket office today The ladies will use the proceeds toward constructing a community house. i ... Fire Escape Constructed Several fire escapes are - being constructed from the basement ot the state house, In accordance with the recommendations of the ways and means' committee of the legis lature, after an Investigation had been made. . Birth Reports Filed ' 1 A' baby son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Butte of 1725 South Commercial -on May 6, ac cording to tike certificate filed with the Tcity health officer yesterday. Ernest JIenry'M,iIler Is the name given to the baby ,boy ,born to Mr.! and Mrs. E.- A. Miller, of 635 South Church, street. -The birth occurred at the Salem hospital on May 6." 'r :;-"'?"'- "f V Edward 'Smith Named ? An administrator debonls non of the estate of Fred W. Swarts killed recently by a dynamite ex plosion on his ranch, .'Edward D. Dahli. Named varieties.! bulbs, Window box plants. Sal via, Zinnia, fete, Pearcy' Bros., 237 State street. j ; ml5 Lunches In Portland-- Governor Walter "M. Pierce had lunch In Portland yesterday with W. Wigmorei dean of the law school at the University of Chica' go. He Is an ; author of. ftThoted 000k on evidence and is an au thority on that subject, i Gover nor took a course under, the dean many years ago. , 1 Kill the Aphis (Lice) ' - on the roses with our dusts and sprays. , Pearcy Bros., 237 State street." ml5 Home Scenes in Tableaux .At First Christian; church Sun day .. evening, i. 4'Homer ; Sweet Home," solo; ',1 "Silver , Threads Among the Gold," duet: "Sweet Hour of ;Prayer,", quartet. Ser mon topic. "The Better Home" Great program, both morning and evening. . 'I , mlO Prejudice Is Allege! ! ! Frank C Bramwell, state super- OBITUAhY .,"''-' Barnete Mrs. J. J. Barnett died .Friday morning at 6 o'clock at Turner, The funeral will be Sunday at 1:30 at Turner. i Funerals 1 The funeral of Sarah J. Elliott win be held at the Christian church today at 2:30 p.! m. Rev J. J. Evans will have charge of services. . Interment! will be in the City View cemetery. :, j The funeral of Wjm. Holt Fulk erson will Te held at: the Webb funeral parlors today at 10 a. m Rev. Mr. Shanks will have charge of services. - Interment wjill (be near Crowley station. ' of ic ' The: funeral; of John ; Flanders will be held at the j Webb funera parlors today at 9:15 a. m. Inter ment will be in IOOF cemetery, dancing! .Dancing! OHKTSTAX. OAXDEVS , . . ZaAIm rroa Taomaa Iinl Jass Saad Orcaaatra, fan of Ufa and Pap If- - SATTTBSAT inQH drews, held in the county. Jail on a charge- ot possession of liquor. They are the three men who were taken with the hugs still seized in the Mtl AngeI'o43cfe4ChjaTthree men are held on two counts, wit A total of $4000 bail each. ; of a 1919 Ford touring crr bear ing license No..' 56,793. Tlia losi was tf ported by F. J. Trout. Lawn and Garden Seed . Fertilizers, Sprays and Spray ers for the garden, Pearcy Bros., 237 State street. ml 5 Gill Bros. Oregon C. garden seed at Pearcy Br-os.. 237 State Street, block west of Commercial street. "ml5 Dried Fruit Men to Meet The dried ffruit men will hold their annual meeting In Portland at the Chamber of Commerce Tuesday. The f association is known as the Dried Fruit asso ciation and all members from Sa lem are expected to be In attendance. Divorce Sought On the charge that her husband is posessed of an uncontrollable temper, and that he calls her vile names, Junette Elizabeth Ashby is suing William Boyd Ashby for di vorce. Cruel and inhuman treat ment is specifically alleged. Fir. Alarm Sounded . The fire department user, three gallons of chemicals to put out a chimney fire at 143 South Thir teenth Friday. No damage was reported. A call to a storeroom over the Buslck grocery caused the department to use 35 gallons of chemicals. Records and stored articles were damaged by the blaze which occurred about 6:30 o'clock. Youths Fare Arrest, " Three Independence youths faced arrest last night when they were caught by Of fleer Tbomason while attempting to entice young women into theircars. - They were W. C. Drug?, W. W. Treisch and W.. W. Holt. Stolen Car Reported The Clackamas county sheriff at Oregon City reported the loss i 1 iHimmSJ . For aS stomach and intestinal troubles and disturbances duff to teething, there is nothing better than a safe Infants' end Children's Laxative. r.Jno. XJiuzzcrr j I yntEE Irea'&MDMa . Not 1 KnP Te!sa Cesror Ol 1 i fa th ordinal tasteleu caster j oil, made tot EccLcixifc use only, j fTiEEr-1',!," ? MUMt WALTER f ! jANVlUt. lac 4.7 Ctui St.. Nm Yk j , Tw tittr ami , i mt U getd jrmg Mares DIL P. n. WHITE . , Oauopathy-Soxgary , BUotrania xnasaaaU and Yraataaas (Dr. Abrast' aiathod) .- 'A Offtea rkoa S6t at 4-l 80S V, S. Baa Bldg. Former Secretary Writes " " Edwin Sqcolofsky, former Mar lon county YMCA secretary, but now of Deery, NewHampshlre has REDUCED SUMMER RATES TO CAIJFORXIA BY PICKWICK t STAGES Saa Francisco, one way, tlSXO Round Trip, $30.00 Los .Angeles, one way, C275 Round Trip, S30.0O Special Rates to Parties of a ..Eicht. ..ojr..,Mojf 4 For Information and Reserva- - tlons phone 696, or call at CENTRAL STAGE TERMINAL Salem, Oregon ' - LADD cr BUSH, Banlicrs Established 1SC3 1 Gr:ral Dr.r.Tnng Burincra C"Ice Coxtra from 19 a, m. to S pv. zru When' You Are Ready To Move , i - - -' - i Call on us, for we have padded Vans and Fleece-lined covers for your furniture and piano, First class piano and furniture movers. 1 ' ' We also handle Brooder Stoves, Furnace Coals and Diamond Briquettes ; - - ... '. . " '. Lairmer Transfer Ok Storage Hauling Bid Let The Bonesteele Motor company were the successful bidders - for the contract to haul about 250 cords of wood from the county farmt near Gervais, to the distrib uting department here. They sub mitted a bid of $1.60 a cord for hauling. The next bid was $1.69. while the highest bid was $3.25 per cord. ,: ";' License Issued Albert R. SBarnee of Corral lis and Florence Edsell of Jefferson were granted a marriage license in the county clerk's ' office yester day. ' : . Bond Refused Men . Declaring that Frank T.' Berry and John Renetsen. of Portland, were professional bondsmen, and that their liabilities were there fore great, Brazier C. Small, jus tice ot the peace, refused to ac cept their bond for Lester Dick son, Henry Johnson, and John "An- P eerie TTT ss; Jisai&erv u. ---.-; 170 N. Commercial Street , 23c Our regular Prices of Bread, 1H lb. loaf, 13c 2 for 25c; 1 lb. loaf 9c, 3 for.. Cookies, 2 dozen for Butter Horns, 6 for ...i Apple Turn Overs, 6 for!...........,.L...... ;..25c Cakes, all varieties 15c upto.50c Doughnuts, Cinnamon Rolls, Tea Sticks and Buns, per dozen ...... ,.... j. . i..,..........2Cc Pies ........:... ...j.....lL.....L10c and 25c Milk Bread, French and Rye Bread, 3 loaves ...SLZc t We Serve Coffee and Lunches Try Our Krause's Candy MMn)ti(d)n) S 336--B. P. 0. E.-336 J V..n J h J o, krTj The order for. your convention uni form must go in today. Fill out the blank below and mail it to the secre tary today. j We are going to put Salem on the map with the biggest showing ever. This is our big gest year. ; Get your order in TODAY. . Salem stores will no doubt close for Salem Day. ... i " t Exalted Ruler W. I. Needham E. M. Page C. B. O'Neill Convention Committee R. D. Day F. T. Wrishtman Augr. Uuckestcm Blouse. v Neck Bize . . Weight - 1 IlelgLt Purple and white - : . - . : - Shoes . Size 1 - White canvas t . - Hat "" ; I .site- ? . - '. " White purplo band . ' ' Pants-a . Waist - Length Measure insean White dock - ' . , . i v. . : ; - . : ' - . fcr caffs. Sox Tie ' size ' : ' ' " Purple - V - - Cane - - - Purple . ' ' - r . ; . - Price ' Complete . ; Please consider tlio xIoto an or L SIGNED. f 'i .. ... addhe: 4 . A
