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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1925)
THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM," OREGON FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 12, 1923 -4. m V " 5 "A) i ' HP? ' TO: ; Tjhe I Two . Biuitiiioinn Suite . . Our illustration shows- the Two Button Sack that is always right and always worn by many men. i ' This suit has la touch of style individuality all its own. Note, the graceful hang of each gar ment. I Tjj"; i ' W-i 7 Prices $18 to $45 Come in and see if you don't believe ; exactly as we do G. Wi Johnson & Co ," "' . . . . 469 State St. . ' Gi2T NEWS IN f """i Unsettled Probably rain west portion; mod crat temperature; moderate southeast winds. .Max. 69; Min. '44; River 1.8, falling; Rainfall .02; Atmosphere cloudy; Wind SOUthWeSt. ..'"j..:!!::: " - AT THE THEATERS ; i TODAY - Oregon- "Charley's Aunt" : with Syd Chaplin. : 1 .liberty NaxfmoT a .in RpHppmintr Sin" The a Grand Tom Mix In "The Rainbow Trail' by Zane "'" Grey. " '; -1 '.-''! ' n. iri BHgh Richard Talmadgo In "Fast Company" and 5 acts vaudeville. ; r: i --" ' : . ' ":'- ': : I i : i Multnomah Chapter iXo.' 1 -' . rv - Royal " Areh ilasons Friday, June 1?. I Visit V.f of High Grand priest. Portland Party : Visits ! i 'A Kroup of 30 business men from VancouTer spent Thursday in Salem where they Investigated the flax machinery at the penitentiary. .-They are interested in the new linen mill recently opened In their city and desire to gain all the in- WOODRY Buys Fumiturd Phone 511 formation they Could about flax conditions in this) vicinity. Several of the - group wejre bankers and they were, mucte pleased by the outlook and expect a bright future for the Industry. I IP. E. Tbomason; prominent Marlofc county farmer, and flax grower! , conducted the party around in -this vicinity. . 11;' M - See Adr. for J. Tibbetts For School Qlrector page 4. Buy A Good Useq Studebaker , ! If you want a dependable car for your vacation. The Certified Public Motor Cafj Market has sev eral tor sale at bjrgiia prices. J 6 tf Students Leave if , Herbert A. Deal of Nam pa. Idaho; Floris Roland of Seattle, and John Fasnafiht of Lancaster, Pa., members of; the Willamette university student body, left dur ing the week for itheir homes. ' -j v : 1 ' :. Home-made Paniiche : 29c per box. Lbss than price this week-end. lFhe Spa.' J13 South DakotianSlslting Mr. and Mrs. f C. J. Noyes, of Erwln, South Dakota are guesU of their brother O. A. Noyee. They plan to vift nere untif the first '. fA.gusV;'t'v :i i ', Violin and Piajuf ; Recital . - Tonight, by papils ot Joy Tur ner, at First : Christian Church. Public Invited. ; . . J12 1- Tmnks, Bags. Sjttit Cases Specially, prlied this week. Hamilton. 12 - New Executive rrangtnl During the absence of Harold M. Ware, executive of the Cas cade division of Che American Boy Crystal jtlardens McEIroys? jOrchcstra ... . -' Wednesd4y Night Dreamland McElioy's Majestic Orchestra Saturday Night . ' 5 LADD & BUSH, Banliero Catabllabed 1883 . ? U General Banking B mined) Offlee IZoort from ! a. m. tot p.n . r- ... a , ' j- WHY BAKE? When you can buy bread for less and as good as you can baize?, .; ; 13c2lfor25c . - - . :C - Small double Loaves : if 2 lbs Large Bake-Rie . Loaves 15c 13aIfe.,EitG Balfeiy'Sv.: Scouts, 'Rex', Sahford, local 'busi ness man and Scout executive, will transact the business affairs of the organization. Mr. Sanford has made several moves in the inter est of the local organization here. He is also endeavoring to bring all Scouts of the district together, Trunks, Bags, Suit Cases- Specially - priced . this Hamilton. week. J12 Clearance on Fancy Work Milady's - Shop, 517 Court. St. uraic iur viii ' Mr. and Mrs. c w. weeanam left yesterday for an extended va cation trip which will take them to the- mountain- territory near McKenzie: Bridge, j Mr. . Needham Is a well known-chicken man and owner of a large hatchery. The Auto Refinished 4 With Duco improves with use. Only a few days and you have a perfect finish. : J14 A Genuine Leather Bag : ; Leather Jined for 9.8S. Hamil ton. S ' J12 Speeder Is Fined- . , - Frank Bourtin was assessed $10 in justice court yesterday when ha appeared to face a charge of speed ing. The arrest was made by Bert Smith, deputy sheriff. Dr. R. W. Armstrong was fined 15 for per mitting a minor to" operate ; his car. . ' "' Duco Polish No. 7 i The new . polish. ; for' owners. Keep your car at Its maximum beauty. Hull's, rear of fire de partment. . ; c . J14 Dance Every Saturday : Night at Turner. Music by the Ramblers J12 Birth Is Reported Born: "To Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Kenney, 1725 NT Capitol St., Sa lem, Oregon, Monday, June 8, a daughter, to be called.. Dorothy Jean. Prominent Woman Due :' Mrs." Jean - M. Johnson general secretary of The State Council of Religious Education will be one of the speakers on the program at the County Sunday .School picnic Saturday, June 20. A Genuine Leather Bag : Leather lined for $9.85. Hamil ton. tji2 Birth Reports Filed Richard Dwight Corbett was born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. I fill , Used ears - M -' ckuy that . Ultra u a exenM Ut b wltkont a car teed aaad car wltk lota mt Kod aamca . ut - tkan from - 475 ajut up. Sold on caay taras. 0 : Corbett ; at the Salem Deaconess hospital on June 3; according to the birth report filed with the city health officer. The Corbetts live on route 5, Salem. A daugh ter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Norma A. Keeney of 1725 North Capitol, and has' been named Dor othy Jean Keeney. The birth oc curred on June 8. according to the report filed. - ' Felt Base Floor Covering At 75e yard.- Hamilton. s ;J12 The Elks Flaf Day Exercises Will be held at the Armory on Monday evening. June -J5,, at 8 o'clock sharp. The Elks will re port at the temple at 7:15 o'clock, then march to the Armory,, led by the Elks band in full uniform. Fred A. Erixon, Merritt Davis, Breyman Boise, flag . day com mittee. ' J14 Senator Garland Visifa Senator Sam M. Garland, or Lebanon, was a visitor in Salem yesterday. He and his wife will leave next Tuesday for a three week motor trip to California where they will visit their daught ers in Los Angeles and Mrs. Gar land's mother. , . Hear New ; Records . . ? - Hear the new Edison records, "Moonlight and Roses" and "Hi he Hi-ho" yodel. Will's Music store. 432 State. . . J13 . ' i ; ,i- ; , Arranging Sports! - H ' R. Boardman sports idirec! tor for the County Sunday' School picnic", June 20, has received very encouraging reports from various parts )f the county from baseball teams who will enter the-games at the fair grounds on that day. One team of girls has applied for entry in the baseball games.' Narcotic Case Heard Lee Wong, Salem Chinaman, charged -with possession of nar cotics, was bound over to the grand jury in Justice court yes- i era ay. xie was reieasea arier it GABRIEL i Powder and Supply Co. ' ; Paint and Varnua 175 South CommarcUi Pnoaa 72 REDUCER 8TJM3DER RATES v TO CALIFORNIA BY PICKWICK STAGED San Francisco, one way, fl&VSO Round Trip, $30.00 Los Angeles, one way, 27.851 jtoua inp, aoujw 8pecial Rates to Parties of -. Eight or More For Information and Reserva . tlons phone 96, or call at CENTRAL STAGE TERMINAL Salem, Oregon .. furnishing bail of $500. Lee Wong is declared to have, had 12 packages of yen shee, a derivative of opium," when his place was raided by police. Frit Base Floor Covering . At 75c yard. Hamilton. J12 Two Llcensea Issped "' ' " Two marriage licenses were taken out in the court house yes terday." They. were made out to William R. Newmeyer. of Chema wa, and Lela Reed, 615 North Church, and Fred Newton Stump of Surer, and Sara Rambonnet of Salem.: , Lfnolenm Remnants , . ' Large enough for bath rooms and breakfast rooms, in good pat terns. ; Hamilton. . J12 Cherriao Drill Tonight The Cherrians are to meet to night at the city hall to go through their paces, in preparation of Merrikana Day in Portland. Frank-Durb!a took command af ter preparations bad been started by Carl TGabrielsoa. who. has been called east on business. Liability Insurance On your auto ot truck Is the most important insurance yon can carry. For moderate rates see Standley & Foley. J12 Card of Thanks - We wish to express our appre ciation for the many acts of kindness shown us during our recent bereavement. Roy McCal lum B. F. Shepard and family. Ask Standley ' Foley About Full coverage collision insur ance ton your auto at a 50 percent savings. ' - . ' ' - - J12 Fares Larceny Charge Walter Chance was served a notice of arrest by Toledo authori ties where he will be taken to stand charge of larceny from a person." He was found by Deputy Obituary , OBITUARY George Curtis, formerly of Cor vallis died here this morning. The body will be prepared for shipment to CorvaJlis for interment by Rig don Sc. Son. A Second-Hand Sale hur on Every Car Wliich has satisfied every person who has bought a ear from us. i Oar Middle Xante Is ServIce and Transportation' Ford coupe with $200 worth of , extra equipment. 23 Maxwell coupe. 25 Overland champion. This ' car has the folding bed fea ture. , ; y 21-Moon 5 passenger touring. ' 21 Franklin roadster. An ex pedient car for a lady. 21 Chevrolet touring. 20 Baby Grand Chevrolet tour : ing. ; 20 Maxwell touring. A Peerless light sedan, to trade for real estate. A wonderful ' car.' ' ' ,-. These cars are all, in first class mechanical condition. It pleas es us to please you.. . Come in and look these cars over as there are no greater bargains offered. . - . -LIBERAL TERMS " Monthly or Weekly Payments R. N. MacDONALD 256 STATE STREET Marmon Chandler Cleveland Sheriff Bert Smith In the city jail where he was , serving a 1 0-day sentence for drunkenness. Linoleum Remnants At less than eost at Hamilton's. .' J12 Reavers From Injuria C. B. Shaw, local cigar dealer, who was struck and injured dur ing the past week by a street car Is able to be down- town. Yester day he was at his place of busi ness for a few minutes in the af ternoon. . i ' ; Linoleum Remnants At less than cost at Hamilton's. Soldiers Stop Over Here ' Members of Company L of the 162nd Infantry, Oregon National Guard, stopped over in Salem for a few hours yesterday while they waited for, tie special troop train that was to take them to Camp Jackson. , They were under the command of Capt. Edward Ham ilton. - , - ", - : . Linoleum Remnants - Large enough for . bath rooms and breakfast rooms, in good pat terns. ; Hamilton. ,r . J12 Joins High. School Faculty Louise Schrieber, member of the 1923 class of Willamette uni versity has been elected as a mem ber of the high school faculty ot the Cloverdale high .school. She is to take her position next fall. Farewell Party Held Rev. and Mrs. Ward Willis Long were given a farewell party at the parlors of the First Presbyterian church last . night by members -of th9 congregation. Iter. ir Shanks, pastor of the First r..ipU?S church, made an address vhk.; Covered Rev.JMr. Long's service with th,e local church. The com mittee arranging the program wa1 headed by Mrs. F. S. Anunsen Mrs. R. G. Bonnell. Mrs. Willian McGilchrist and Mrs. Charles Hud kins. The Longs will leaTe Stockton, Cal., next week. . .- ! I MondaT Navy Overcoat Lost . At Spong's Landing Return to 1118 Oak. CATARRH - of bsad or throat Is nsnaHyf ' benefited by the vaporv- Just a few steps down will save you dollars on your - x mercKandise at Director's i Stoire or The policy of this department is to give good merchandise at a lower price ' than is possible to sell under ordinary conditions. For This Week-End Sale we have made big reductions from our already low price (Some and ee for--Viars eiti 200 pair Women's iCid Oxfords, all sizes, regular $4.95 for this occasion -i Q they go at . ....... ......... ....3l0f 150 pair Infant's and Children's Shoes, all leather, solid built, regular up to f(? $2.00, go at ifOC Women's Tennis Shoes, black or white ........ 98 c Men's Basketball Shoesheavy J- QC regular $3.00 -....:.......uJplOD Men's all leather Oxfords, brown f0 QC or black, all sizes, regular $5." 3aD , .-i - ' iff . . - !. i - i, i.. .- v - - . - . Men's blue work Shirts, light weight Men's light weight Union Suits ..............................J:....... Boy's Suits, sizes from 7 to 16 .... .. ; 45c $3.95 Boy's Sailor Suits, blue serge, & jflQ QC sizes .... ...$J7D Women's U. S. Regen white Keds QQ regular price $2.75, only ... OC Thread, white or black . Cheese Cloth, per yard ....... 3c 3c Oil Cloth, good quality, per yard -... ...-..-- 200 Window Shades, seconds, go at Heavy galvanized Tubs only, ....:y.. China Cups and Saucers, regular 25c each, set of 6..1::..... .......... Wotnen's felt House Slippers J........ CanVas Gloves, blue wrist Men's Cotton Socks Children's Garters " " ' Pair Infant's blue soft sole shoes r pair .J................. . Rubber Cannery Aprons ' go at ..... . Percale, darks got ..... . Children's Coverall Creepers :...: Boy's $2.20 blue Denim Overalls extra heavy, all sizes 7 to 16 29c 49c 79c 85c 59c :10c 10c 10c I5c 40 c 14c 49 c 98c i , Corner Court and Commercial m Corner. Court and , Commercial PHONE 1333 OR OG FRIDAY 'EKTD-iSfiTUKDAT PHONE 1333 COMPOUND . ICOFFEE , ; . I CLAMS PORK AND reawc NolO . CI fiC ' BulkPeaberry One-half ' ' AHU pail tPloUsJ " per lb , ODC Flat ; lDC Armour's Beans; special' ' ; . oh' mJi 84c : 3 T-3 '"""-29c ' 4 cans .,....,,., 3Cc SNOWDRIFT ICEO . ROLLED OATS ,i,,:: FLOUR ' ' pail 98C - bottle ..w 30C , 10sack 47 C Blue Ribbon OO n H No. 8 CI QK Three - 07 ' Quick " ?A ? " 49 lb. sack LdallS i paii: dl.VD . bottles ....-........;.... .....OlC Cooker . ... .! DDC Snowfall, hard wheat OO PURE CANE SUGAR SALMON; SLICED PINEAPPLE 49ib.sack ...-v.a 10 lb. sack, limit one v V -1 Alaska Pink - 1C; No.2l4's ' nr- 'v Crown Jr0 rA Iot.! ;,,D1C lib. can J5C can ' : 25 C 49 lb. sack 1.59 -$g;28l ;:.:ZZ.....;40c I . . ,: "" ' I f i 11 11.11 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 t . . . .- .. ,,. . i C. O;D. 5- - Orders : . : ' Given Prompt : 'Attenticn - TTT)9 r a m Ye n ? C It1
