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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1925)
THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 9, 1925 v. t 1 - - ' - " i ' ' : ' II - II II f -' A MESSAGE FOR MEN Style in Clothes . means everything. You get this and; more in our Clothes. You get Classy : Style the Best Quality the Greatest Service at no more and 'probably at less cost than you pay for ordinary Clothes. 1 m . i ! See the New Models We are glad to show youyou are more than welcome . G. W. JOHNSON & CO. I . ! a an ci-." ci :!..-.,!. -, - , . . 469 State" St. U tX. feoua.t ttt (oan WrffclBi 1HI rard Cnu wltk . 1925 UenM , np;rm, front a4 rtr ; , -Spot Lit . - i Intra Tin, Tub and Cover Xrgo 8tMrtB Wheel . Soar XJgfat Mirror AatoaaUe Swipo viaop r 1U mis r iu. Bw ear pper and Will Bo ld at 1525: Fir cento nr aenred-. I nw er ippeir-' li(())sSo land Merrikana day on Jane 19. Tne Portland day Is to be a big affair, &Cftusfl tB Cbtrrians will appear in uaifof fit before tb Royal Consort on the Multnomah club grounds. At that time the clubs to participate in the Rose festival parade Will be selected. NEWS IN BRIEF amount receired, equally. Rut through the generosity of the Mc Klnley Junior high school, the liaeoltt school becabie tBe stir prised recipients of the entire amount. 1 This : action was taken unanimously by students of the McKinley school, who. In explain ing this appreciated philanthropy; on their part, felt they were for tunate in other ways of . earning money for playground purposes MJm Mnrdoek ix Demonstrating Unlrersal Electric Ranges this week in our show room. Don't fail to attend. II. L. Stiff Furni ture Co. jC . Showers Until it had attained a height of about 200 feet and then headed due south. On its left leg there was a rubber band bearing a num ber, 775-S. ! The right leg was banded with an aluminum piece with the following: 169 VHS. 1922. . Unsettled, probably , scattered light showers; moderate tempera ture: moderate - southwesterly 'winds. Yesterday Maximum 67: , minimum 49j rirer 2.6; rainfall '.trace; atmosphere cloudy; wind east. .' . - At th theaters TODAY Oregon Douglas Mac Lean in "Introduce Me." Liberty ."Salome : of. the Tenements." with Jetta Coudal and Godfrey Tearle Bligh Jack Holt In "No body's Money." , Have Big Time The First Baptist church was packed to capacity Sunday ere ning and standing room was in demand when Mr. and Mrs. Roy Vincent, Hawaiian entertainers, presented a program. . Mr. Vincent is a cartoonist and put across some good stuff. This Is only one of the regular Sunday evening ser rlces which the church Is putting on -during the coming weeks. As a result the church Is packed at every meeting. - - American Legion Dance' , . New , pavilion. West Salem, on Thurs. June 11. Benefit Capital Post No. 9. Drum corps. jll Big Time for Everybody American Legion dance, new pavilion. West Salem, Thursday night. ; " ill Social Evening. And Union meeting. Salem car penters union number 1065 will bold a social evening and annual union meeting at Union hall, 457 Court , street, i 8 p. m- Thursday June 11 A splendid entertainment Including music and refreshments has been arranged. A cordial in vitation is extecJed to everybody, no charge, all welcome. Come and have a good time and get acquaint ed with your fellow citizens. : Jll of Salem; Clyde E. Hutchins. Eu gene, and Zola Bird well. 2315 S. Commercial; William Roy Conn, Eugene, and May L. Delmadge, Kelso, Wash.; Marvin A. Hatch ins, Portland, and Martha Tendy, Jefferson. i .j 4 , ;i Plan Trip South Miss Florence Walker, who has been teaching at Marshfield; Miss Ruth .Walker,' Miss Edna Walker and Miss Bertha Miller are plan ning a two weeks sojourn in the southland where they will visit at San Diego and Los Angeles. They plan to make the trip by boat. - , , Universal Electric Range Demonstration this week. Stiff Furniture Co. II. L. J9 Divorce Is Sought " ; Lizzie Schindler has filed suit for divorce from Alvin A. Schind ler, alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. They were married in Vancouver. Wash.,-in April, 1922. Mrs. Schindler declares that her husband ' called her vile and nglv names and , ! struck her several times. She wishes to resume her maiden name of Lizzie Blakely. Gnesfs at Luncheo Chief Traffic Officer T. A. Raf fety, Capt. K. T. Bloom and Ser geant Max Flannery of the state traffic department, were guests at the Chamber of Commerce yester day. r i Tickets Now on 6ale Fot- Marie-Louise D'arc Kiger concert, June 10. at the following places: Moore's Music House, Geo. C. Will Music House. Pattons Book' Store and the French Shop, 115 K. High, "A Dollar and a Dime." - J10 Mgcon Takes Rest A racing pigeon, tired , from a long flight, circled around The Statesman office and lit on State street" Monday morning. It was caught by W. C. Conner, editor of the Northwest Poultry Journal, given a meal and a rest and later turned loose on its flight. The pigeon, after its release, circled FOR INFORMATION ABOUT RAILROAD TRIPS Pbohe 727 f 0BEG0H ELECTRIC Rooms With Board 645 Marion street. J10 Seven Licenses Issued .' Seven marriage licenses were issued in the ffice of the county clerk Saturday and Monday. They were applied for by Dewey Payne and Marie . Pelmulder, both of Wodburn; Virgil C. Kruschke and Marietta Kemper, both of Silver ton; Anthony Schmidat of Grass Valley and Magdelena Goldade. West Wood burn; Benjamin W, Park and Edna McFarland, both REDUCER SUMMER RATES ; TO CALIFORNIA BY PICKWICK STAGES Saa Francisco, one way, $15JS0 Round Trip, (30.00 Loa Angeles, one way, 1 27.85 t Roond Trip, fSO.OO , Special Rates to Parties ot Eight or More For Information and Reserva tions phone 696, or call at CENTRAL STAGE TERMINAL - Salens Oregon : ,. !. WOODRY Eaya FcfcituiQ PhoaaGll Crystal Gardens McEIroy8 Orchestra Wednesday Night - ii AVOW Neighbors i Sign up for your stock in Wood land Park at 331 State St. Open evenings to 9 o'clock. Big stockholders meeting in lodge hall Thursday nighL Everybody wel come. ' ; f l jii Signatures Wanted :i Several weeks ago Governor Pierce obligingly furnished a sig nature to a small boy in a New Jersey military academy. Since that time at least a dozen more of the boys have written.; The latest request was received Mon day. I- . 1 Leave for Short Visit Col. and Mrs. ,E. Hofer left yes terday for San Francisco, where they will visit for a few days. Col Hofer will also attend a meeting of literary men of the Pacific coast. Horse Causes Injury M. C. Miller. 65, a resident of 2630 Lee, suffered a fracture of the left leg yesterday afternoon when a horse ran over him while employed " OH th - M. L. Jones ranch. Mr. Miller was letvdlng two i animals when another ran into: hint, causing the injury. His brokenlimb has been placed in a cast ber of Sigma Tau, national engi neering honorary,, and Sigma Phi Epsilon, social fraternity at OAC. Dance With McElroy's full Seaside Orchestra. . Crystal Gardens. Wednesday, June 19. ' J9 roK.euumo -arti IrrfgaObn Bills Ko Due- Fiat rate irrigation on is are sub ject to a discount of 10 per cent if paid on f r before June 10. Resi dence wjtii. even numbers will ir rigate Monday. Wednesday. Fri day and Sunday. . Residences with odd numbers will irrigate Tuesday Thursday, : Saturday and Sunday. Hours 6 to 8 a. m. and 5 to 9 pi m. i' "; ! - ; 0-10 MCA Board to Meet Members Of the board of direc tors of the Salem YMCA are to meet this morning at 10 o'clock to discuss routine , matters per taining to the affairs of the or ganisation. Mrs. J. J. Roberts is chairman of the board. - J Dallas Visitors Here- Mrs. L.. ,-D. , Brown and . her daughter Flora Dell, Robert Satch ler, and Mrs. Melvin Richardson, all residents of Dallas were in the city, during the different parts of the day, yesterday. Tin Fire Rif Association Of McMinnville writes a new five-year annual payment policy for brick buildings at a very at tractive rate. See us about your brick, building Insurance. Stand ley & Foley. is Tickets Now on i For Marie-Lonise D'arc Kiger concert, June 10, at the following places: Moore's Music House, Geo. CJ Will Music House, Pattons Book Store and the French Shop, 115 N. High: "A ' Dollar and a Dime.''..- -,!-. . ' jio Attend Commencement ' Governor Pierce, Sam A. Kozer, secretary I of state, and J. A. Churchill,' state superintendent of public instruction, were in Cor vallis Monday to attend the an nual: commencement exercises at Oregon Agricultural college. Buy A Good Used Studebaker If you want a dependable car for your vacation. The Certified Public Motor Car Market has sev eral for sale at bargain prices. J6tf Degree Team Coming !The degree team and officers of Klrkpatrick council of the Secur ity Benefit association of Portland are to be In Salem tonight at the McCprnack hall to put on initia tion for the local organization. All members of Salem are urged to be present to see the ritual for the; neophytes. , Pedigreed Persian Kittens For sale. Phone 1785-J, or call 465 S. Winter, evenings. J9 Applies for Water 'Dr. John L. Lynch has made application to the state engineer to appropriate water from an un named creek and spring for one and one-half acres, and domestic supply, in . Marlon , county. The cost is estimated at 1250. Don't Miss It u 'i 'Ar'""-'. 4 American Legion dance, Thurs. June 11, West Salem. Jll Paper Drive Success The paper drive of the Lincoln and McKinley schools was a de cided success, and resulted in the securing of $50, according to Mrs. 4lark McCallister, chairman of the Committee. In the beginning the two schools, planned to divide the Fire Alarm Sounded . A cigarette stub thrown care lessly out the window of the U. S. National bank building lit on a canvas awning and began to smoulder. An alarm was sound ed and traffic was held up for a few moments while the offending cigarette was put out. Earlier in the day a false alarm took the fire department to North' Church. Yesterday By The Use Of Medicine Dr. Stoe removed a cancer from the temple of Wil liam gon. Steinbach, of j Aurora, Ore-J6 Scof ields Have Reunion The Scofield brothers held a re union yesterday at the home of Dr. H. B. Scofield at 180 South Fifth, at which they honored theis mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Scofield, who are to make an extensive eastern tour. Those present were the brothers and their wives, who came from south ern Oregon and other parts of the Willamette valley. They were Ray, John, Harry B:, Willis, Frank and Lewis Scofield. Cherrians MeetTonlght ! The CherrianSj are to have a big feed tonight at the Chamber of Commerce at - 6:15 o'clock, just before their business meeting. In addition they will devote an hour to drilling in . a snappy manner under the direction of Capt. Carl D. Gabrleison. At the business meeting various matters will be discussed pertaining to the enter tainment . of the Oregon Hospi- IBlliy CIUU9 WU1CU IT 1" I here June 18. Tney will mscuss the matter ofattending the Port- Receives Promotion I Dr. D. Stanard of Eugene has been given the rank of captain in the medical corps ot the Ore gon national guard. He is to be attached to the Eugene unit, and will serve at Camp Jackson dur ing the Oregon encampment. Governor Has Hobby Tbe stody. of Egyptian docu ments is the hobby of Governor Pierce, accoridinr to his statement before the Sunday school class of the First Presbyterian church on Sunday. He brought out the fact that late discoveries in the Nile valley have completely exploded the theory of Robert Ingersoll, a brilliant critic of the Bible, wJjo maintained the stories of the Bi ble were unreliable, because they were written 300 years after tbev had happened. The discoveries in the Nile show, that the stories have been written at the time they OBITUARY happened, and are as exact as we nave them today. Dr. White, Osteopathy ' Electronic Diagnosis and Treat ment. ; j-7. Row Loads to Court - Max Probe was arrested yester. day on a warrant sworn out by his neighbor, J. J. Sanner, and charged with assault and battery, following a quarrel of long stand ing in which children of the neigh borhood played a part. Both men are elderly. According to Sanner, Probe attacked him following a heated argument. Both families live on South Twenty-fifth. Tiie case is scheduled to come up in justice court Wednesday at 2 o'clock. Dr. May Putnam Who formerly conducted the Hyro-Electric Therapeutic Insti tute 253 S. Cottage, is now locat ed, at 1010 .Leslie, corner of S. Capitol and Leslie.: We wish to thank our patrons for their past patronage and hope you will con tinue with us at our new location. -, - J9 Gets Good Place Emery Dieffenbach, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Dieffenbach, 2285 r.orth Fourth street, has accepted a position with the United States department of agriculture as jun ior mechanical engineer with headquarters at Houston, Texas. He will leave Salem soon after the close of school in .order to be in, Houston by June 16.' His headquarters will be at Houston but approximately half of his time will be used In traveling in west ern Texas and New Mexico where the bulk. of the machines are in use. Mr, Dieffenbach is a mem- DOLMAN Mrs. Nancy Dolman 87, at the family residence, 533 Genter, Mon day, June 8. She 'isfurvived by her son. Dr. William's. Morse, Sa lem; a foster child. Mrs. J. A. Richardson, Portland, formerly of Salem; two brothers. Chief Justice T. A. McBride. Salem, and Dr. James McBride, Pasadena, Calif. Funeral services will be held rom the First - Christian church Wednesday , morning, 10 o'clock, with finall Services at the Port land crematorium at 2 o'clock. Funeral arrangements are in charge of the Webb Funeral par lors. No flowers. A Good Thing-DON'T MISS IT Send your name and address plainly written, together with 10 cents, . stamps or coin (and this slip) t Chamberlain Medicine Co., Dee Moines, Iowa, and receive in return a trial package contain ing CHAMBERLAIN'S TABLETS for stomach tronbles, indigestion. gassy pains that crowd the heart, biliousness and constipation; CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY for pain In stomach and bowels, intestinal cramp, . colic and diarrhoea; CHAMBERLAIN'S SALVE, need- ed in every family for burns. scalds, wounds, piles, and skin affections. Try these valued iam lly medicines for only 10 cents. Don't miss it. adv. YMCA Preparing Schedule- Activities at -the Salem YMCA are in a stage of transition, in which a schedule is -being fitted to care for the kids that are out of school. The old regime was fitted for students who came down after school. The new program at present Is concerned with the organization of the summer camp at Neskbwln. where a party of Sa lem and Marion county boys will congregate for two weeks under the direction of able YMCA ex ecutives. When camp is over tho boys here will be kept busy on a program of baseball and sports. Turn to the Classified page. There's a bargain there awaiUnS you. ' GABRIEL Powder and Supply Co. Falnta and Varnishes 17S South Commardal Phon 728 CAIN Margaret Cain, at a local hos pital, June 8, at the age, ol 72, She is survived, by her husband, James Cain of Monroe; two sons, George W.' Kendall and Ambrose Cain and one daughter, Mrs. Mat He Boatwright, all of Salem; 13 graflci children and six great-grand children i?uneral services will be held from the Vebb uneral Do lors Thursday. June I1.' at 2:3U o'clock with Rev. PembertCn tr" ficiating. Interment! will bo maJe in the City View cemetery. , PEARCE Charles L. Pearce at the home, two miles west of Salem in Polk county. He was 64 years of age. Brother of Mrs. Clare Pearce Smith and Lot L. Pearce of Salem, and Vine D. Pearce of ? Madras, Ore. - Announcement of ' funeral will be made later from the Rig don mortuary. -.. '. Buy Where the Prices Are . Lowest Colqman Camp Stoves Rubber Garden Hose Hose Nozzles at Capital Bargain House 225 Center St. Dreamland. McElroy's Majestic Orchestra ibttmrday Night LADD cx BUSH, Banlicra ' a General GanLdii Iiiizn? z C 11:3 Xlorri frcra 19 , xa. to 8 p. xa. SUN LIFE OF CANADA Greatest, International Life Company Operating in 44 Countries U..$871,000,000 274,000,000 22,000,000 Assurance Assets Net Surplus LOW COST ANNUITIES of all kinds and all plans of Lite Insurance, written, ages 1-to 70 years. ; Policies Issued WITHOUT MEDICAL EXAMINATION, ages 17 to 50, on select lives in amounts up to 85,000.00. Over 075,000,000 of United States t--': An a' T rr--Inye Wonderful Opportunity; We intend to appoint an experienced salesman as District . Manager for Salem and vicinity. ; This man must be over r the average In every respect,, between the ages of 30 and , . ,45, married and a citizen of Salem. All -communications will, be treated in strict confidence. -Write fully and frankly today. ?: - , , f.s E. V. CREED, Orecrcn IManeer ? C31 Northwestern' Ear.!: Building Portland, Orcson What Everybody Wants Glasses that fit the eyes and are becoming That's the Way We Blake Ihem! Staples Optical Co. Masonic Building: ; Portland and Salem, Oregon "JANE COWL CO." CANCELLED i Please Note! ' Following wire was received by Grand Theatre yesterday. " - " MSan Francisco, Cal., June 7, 1925. "Manager Grand Theatre, Salem, Ore. : Actors . Equity association called a strike of Jane Cowl company Saturday night and will not permit actors continue under my management. I regret this ,un avoidable occurrence which is beyond my control and renders impossible for me to fulfill contract to play your theatre, ' - -. ' ' LOUIS O. MacLOON I i Tho" management of the GRAND THEATRE Is Indeed sorry to disappoint Satent people througn above action and wishes to aanounce that all checks and cash bow in our possession for "Romeo and Juliet engagement will be re funded at box office upon, presentation of tickets. ThanJc youl , GRAND THCATRC, John C. StUle, Klr. If WISHES Were GLASSES If wishes were glasses, nearly everyone would wear them. People wish that "their eyes wouldn't smart and jaurn; they wish to be free from head aches; they wish to be able to concentrate on work or read ing without tiring their eyes. - But too often they just wish. There's no substitute for pro per lenses, nor is there any substitute for a careful, pains taking an d accurate exami nation before the lexises are . prescribed. . Consult a compe tent optometrist today. Dr. L. R. Burdette BOW OPTICAL CO. 325 State Street, Salem, f)regon : . A i y l 2 p. m. Today June 9 640 So. 18 St. - Six-room plastered house and lot 38x100; a good home for you. $300 cash, balance $30 per month. Lots 5, 6, 7, 8, on 20th street ; lots 1 and 2 on 21st street between Waller and Lee streets, $10 cash on each one, balance $5.00 per month. Buy a house or a lot to build on. These are easy terms, like rent. - J GEORGE SATTERLEE, Just An Auctioneer F. W. ROYAL Owner Phones 534. 2193, 1211J When You Are Ready To Move Call on us, for we hare padded Vans and Tlzziz lined covers for your furniture and piano. First class piano and furniture movers. We also handle Brooder Stoves, Furnace Coals and Diamond Briquettes' , J 4 - Larmer Transf ei Storage Co. PIfcno 020
