The Oregon statesman., June 13, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

THE 0 REG Ok STATESMAN, SALEM. OREGON
SATURDAY MORNING; JUNE 13; 1&
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF,
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j QurWeafher,Mar
Unsettled
Probably occasional showers;
moderate temperature; west winds
Ma. 65; Min. 53; River 1.6, fall
ing; Rainfall none; Atmosphere
clear; Wind west.
At.
THE THKATRKS
' TODAY
Oregon ."Charley's Aunt" -with
Syd Chaplin.
Grand Tom Mix and
Tony in "The Rainbow
Trail," by Zane Grey.
liberty ' Nazimora .in
"The Redeeming Sin."
IJlIjch jRichasd Talmadge
in "Fast Company," and 5
acta Vaudeville." ,
Case Is Continued '. - JU"
'. Rose and Josephine -' Johnson,
arrested by Salem police on a
charge of vagrancy, were arraign
ed Itt justice court yesterday, en
tered pleas of ' guilty, and had
had their sentences continued.
They were both released on their
wn recognizance. ,
Hear Xew Records V
Hear the new Edison records,
''Moonlight and Roses" and "Hi
he Hi-ho" yv)del. Will's Music
store. 432 State. - J13
Overloader Fined
Ed Cassidy, of Portland, was
fined $25 in justice court yester
day when he appeared to answer
to a charge of overloading a
truck he was operating for a Port
land storage company. Cassidy
was hauling piling when he was
arrested by Bert Smith, deputy
sheriff. -
Iegion Dance Saccess
"It was a howling success," re
marked Rnfe White prominent
legionnare. In commenting upon
the American Legion dance, held
in West Salem for the benefit of
the drum corps, who are, to take
a trip to the Prineville convention
of -the organization. Fully 800
persons crowded the floor of the
hall. t
Save $500 -
On a 1924 Oakland Coupe. See
this one at the Certified Public
Motor Car Market. Open Even
ings, ' jl3tf
Musicians Visits Ilere -
George Willlston, a professor of
music -In Columbia . College, of
Missouri, is visiting his brother.
Prof. Horace Willlston, who Is a
member of the Willamette univer
sity faculty.'" He plans to return
to his college after spending a
vacation , In parts of the Pacific
'coast. : .1
Dnco polish No. 7 "
The new polish . for owners.
Keep your car at Its maximum
beauty. Hull's, rear of fire, de
partment, v " . ' J14
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Girl Wrecks Car-r- --
'A-Jewett automobile, driven by
Miss Faye Wassen, senior student
of, the Salem high school turned
over Thursday on the highway
!x miles south ' of - McMlnnville.
Ko "one in the party of six high
school' students, suffered injary,
except for the slight shock: from
the car,1: turning over.1 The car
.was 'traveling at a moderate rate
tof speed LwhenT one srheel . went
onto the sand and gravel along
I . .V
It was thrown on the side of the
road. Despite the crushed top
&nd other minor injuries, me car
wLa brought i to Safem under its
own power. . I
Mother Needs a DayOff. Too
Why not, take hergto the Salem
Restaurant for Sunday DinnerT
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Display Is Made
, Every senior in the Salem high
school has his picture in a large
group arrangements which is on
display at the Oregot building, by
Gunnell & Robb, wtho did the
photographic? work for the Clar
ion Annual, j Each j picture is an
oval and-is mounted ' on a large
cardboard. f 4
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65c For Victor Red Sfal Records
Have you taken Advantage of
this opportunity to flU your music
library with the bestf that can, be
obtained? At' Moore's Music
House 409-415 Court. : . J13
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Visits In Seattle I -t;
Harold D. Ware, j&oy Scout ex
ecutive of Marion co&nty. Cascade
Division, left yeairday.foja two
weeks' visit In SePej , where, jhe
is to assist in ; the training of
Scout leaders for Team p service
during the coming facation. S3x
Boy Scout vsre selected from thte
various organization in Salem
and the nearby cities in the dis
trict,, . j , j, : ,mMm.
Johnson Wax Klertrfc Polisher
Rented by the daj H. L. Stiff
Furniture Co. J13
Photographers Meet--
A meeting of th Wllamette
Valley Photographer association
was held last night in: the studio
of Gunnell & Robb, at which a
display was arranged for the na
tional exhibit at Sap. Francisco,
which is to be held soon. . Reports
ef various committers occupied
the greater part of tie time, fol
lowing the banquet served at the
Spa. About '' 23 members of the
Association - were ' present from
different sections of! the ' Willa
mette valley.; : H: V'
Let the Fire' ReUef
Association of McJlnnv111e In
sure your home. Sta&dley St Fo
ley, Agtfi. 1 J13
Three licenses Issued
4 Thre 'marriage licenses were
taken out' in the office of the
county ! clerk yesterday. They
were given to Arthfar Bonney,
760 Church 'and Pearl Burton,
1090 Leslies! ; Herberf E. Welsh.
Salem, route . 8,- anil Florence
Klamp, of Woodburnj C. V. 1 Mc
Timmonds, of Wende California,
and Effle Smith, of Salem.
Home-made Panache--.
7 29c per box. Less tan price
this week-end. The pa. J13
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Sneakers Hold Baniut . -' -
Eighteen spellbinders met last
night in formal banquet at the
Salem YMCA for the fast meeting
of the year. . ''Ladies night" was
the description given to the meet
ing, because' the menbers of the
public speaking class of the TMCA
had set aside last night for their
ladles. Fire minutest 'wasigiven
to each speaker, an the direr-
WOODltY
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LADD Cz BUSH, Ban! IC2TJ.V I II
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If you do youll be greatly inter
ested in our Spring Styles, -,
New Fabrics
New Patterns
These shirts fill every requirement
as to style, fit and durability.
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G. V. Johnson & Co.
469 Slate St. '
sified speeches covered a variety
of subjects. The meeting was a
success from every viewpoint.
See Adv. for J. C. Tibbetts
For School Director page 4.
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Court Opens July 6 T N ;
The July term of the circuit
court will open on the first Mon
day of the month, in Judge Kelly's
department. This is the first term
of court to be held under the new
statute, providing for seven courts
a year. Due to an unusually
large number of criminal cases to
be tried, it Is expected that three
weeks will be -consumed at least.
The Elks Flap Day Exercises
y Will be held at the Armory on
Monday evening", June 15, 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. Erlxon, Merritt Davis,
Breyman Boise, flag day committee.-
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Scouts Call Meeting
Troop 4 of the Boy Scouts met
last night at the First Presbyter
fan churchr tinder the direction of
Harold . Cook. This unit of Boy
Scouts is organized outside the
regular establishment division of
the American Boy Scouts and is
the only one that is carrying on
work outside rJ' the organizations
directed by Harold M. Ware,
scout executive.
latest Hits In Record -
And sheet music at Moore's
Minsic House. 409-415 Court. Have
you heard Caretaker's Daughter,
Don't Bring Lulu Yearning. I'll
See Yon in My Dreams. J13
Walla Are J'eakmed
Construction crews Vm the site
of the addition to the Valley Mo
tor garage weakened the retain
ing wall of the' building occupied
by the E. H. Burrell ' Company,
and as a result part of the build
ing wall was broken. Hasty ac
tion on the part of the construc
tion crews stopped the break, and
It is expected that the building
will be completely refitted, and
the wall made rsafe."'"" " 4
Get Guaranteed
.- Collision Insurance on your
auto. Full coverage at 50 per cent
savings. Stanley & Foley Agts.
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Doctor Returns '
Dr. B. H. White has returned
from Longview, Wash., where he
attended she joint convention of
the Oregon and Washington Os
teopathic associations. '
Judge Kelly Honored
Percy R. Kelly, of Albany, cir
cuit "judge for Marion and Linn
counties,' is the new grand master
of the Oregon grand lodge of Ma
sons. He succeeds Justice O. P.
Coshow, -of the supreme court.
The new grand , lodge , officers
Crystal Gardens
ftleEIroy's Orchestra
Wednesday Night ,
Dreamland v
McEIroyV
fila jestic Orchestra '
, Saturday Night .
y) It
We hare a late 1924 Ford
Touring. It isn't even brok
en in well; has some extras,
and the price is only $375.
We give yon the same guar
antee that you get with a
new one. ..
J We' also hare many other
cars to choose from. Come
in and look, them over.
were installed in Portland Fri
day, at the close of the seventy-
fifth annual communication. ''
Miss Thelma Martin-s- "
Will be I employed regularly
hereafter at the Model Beauty
shop. : t Phone 956. ' ' j!4
McXary Is RetnrninK 7
United States Senator Charles
It. McNary . Is on his way to. the
coast from Washington. D. C. and
will reach t i Portland Monday
night.1; Par( of' his work In the
east recently has been in connec
tion with obtaining a $1,750,000
government hospital for Portland.
The Auto Refinished
With Duco improves with nse.
Only a few days and you have a
perfect finish. J14
Seymour Jones Hurt
H. Seymour 'Jones, former
state club leader fell from a pear
tree, which he was pruning Fri
day afternoon and is suffering
from a severe ankle sprain. , He
is confined to his; home and it
is expected he will be there for a
fortnight. The ladder he was us
ing swerved as it was being us
ed and caused the accident.
Rent the Johnson Wax
Electric Polishers. H. L. Stiff
Furniture Co. jl3
Former Student Visits
Mrs. E. H. Stewart, a resident
of Darlington, Idaho, is visiting
in this city with , her small
daughter, as a guest of Mrs. C.
M. Charlton, of 2250 State. Mrs.
Stewart is a former resident of
this . city, having been a student
at Wllamette university. Before
her marriage Mrs. Stewart was
Miss Anna Jackson, of , Hood
River. r 1
Addresses Lions ' Club
Rev. Martin Fereshetian, pas
tor of the. Unitarian church, re
turned to Salem-. Friday after
speaking before the Corvallis
Lions club- at noon. His subject
was "The Fortune Teller." Rev.
Fereshetian went to Corvallis
Thursday. He is also a member
of the Salem Lions club.
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Get a Red Seal Victor Record
, At half ' price--that song - of
Caruso's, McCormick's, Gluck's,
Homer's at this low price before
the supply Is exhausted at Moore's
Music House 409-415 Court. jl3
Roy Is Committed
Otto Whiteside, 15, charged with
passing bad checks in Salem, and
also arrested by local police on a
charge of attacking a little girl,
was committed to the boys' train
ing school yesterday following a
hearing in the Juvenile court, j
Moore Re-A pool
; Will Moore was re-appointed
state insurance commissioner. Fri
day by Governor Pierce. The ap
pointment is effective from June
30 and is for four years. It al
so carries the ex-offlrfo duties "of
state fire marshal and real estate
commissioner. ' ' '
Many Clilx Shlppet--. 7 .; r: 7
j During the past season, Jeed-f
ham, of chicken hatching fame,1
When You
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Are Ready
To Move
n
Call on us, for we Jtave padded Vans and Fleece- .
lined covers for your furniture and piano. First
class piano and furniture movers.
We also handle Brooder Stoves, Furnace
Coalsand Diamond Briquettes
L'armer Transfer &
j Stcrarrc; Co. :
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Plicne
shipped a total of 212.000. chicks
to buyers in the Pacific northwest,
it was disclosed yesterday in
checking up on the records of ship
ments. Many of these shipments
were made through the Salem post
office and through the use of spe
cialtyshipping cartons little dam
age resulted. Several thousand
chicks were sent through the local
express office, although the bulk
of shipments were , made through
the postoffice. Other brooders
hare shipped considerable num
bers of chicks, but no single ship
per surpasses tae record set by
Needham.
A Portable Phonograph -'
And a dozen records should be
a part oft every camping equip
ment and Is great for outings!
Prices S15. S25. S30. $50. $65
, Terms At Moore's Music House
409-415 Court. ; ; , J13
One Accident Fatal
Only one fatal accident of the
384 reported Is included in the re
port of the state industrial acci
dent commission for the week
ending June 11. This was Joe
Frevert;- teamster, Oregon City.
Of the total number 507 were sub
ject to the provisions of the work
mens compensation act, 77 from
firms and corporations that have
rejected the act and none from
public utilities not subject to the
provisions of the act.
Delegate Is Sought ,
An appeal to Governor Pierce to
find some person to represent Ore
gon at the International Prison
Congress in London, August 3 to
10; has been made by Warden A.
M. Dalyrmple. who has received
an invitation to ''attend. The state
provides no funds for such a trip
and the delegate must pay his or
her 7 own expenses. Warden
Dalyrmple suggested the name of
Dr. Mabel Akin, who is spending
a few months visiting in Switzer
land. ! I ' '
Father Is Dead
. Mrs. Jay J. Cook, formerly of
Salem, but now of Turner, re
ceived a telegram Monday telling
of the death of her father, G. C.
Sparling, in Pontiac, Michigan, on
Sunday. ; ; .
To Attend Races r
Mr. and. Mrs. Harry Scott left
Friday to attend the automobile
and motorcycle races at Med ford.
Mr. Scott expects to have 'one of
his racing . motorcycles in the
races, which were booked Tor yesr
terday and today.
Birth Report Filed
Richard Dwlght Corbet la the
name -given 'to the baby boy born
to Mr. and ' Mrs. William Corbet,
resident- of route 5, Salem. . The
birth occurred at the DeaconeB
Hospital. . i
Associated Charities Meet' '
The laat regular meeting of the
Associated Charities of Salem was
held at the YWCA" yesterday,
where problems confronting the
organization were presented. Defi
nite plans for tha coming year
were discussed, which will deal
i FOR INFORMATION
ABOUT RAILROAD TRIPS
V W Phone 727
OREGON v ELECTRIC
REDUCFH SUMMER RATES.
TO CALIFORNIA
BY PICKWICK STAGES
San Francisco, one way, f 1S.60
Round Trip, $30.00
Los Angeles, one way, 927 3
. ' Round . Trip, f30.00 .
.' Special Rates to Parties of
H '. Eight or More
For Information and- Reserva
- tioos phone 696, or call at
CENTRAL STAGE TERMTNAXi
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with the problem of . the needy.
The local organization Is endeavor
ing to woTk out a system of re
lief, ' which will '; not 0auperite
hose receiving aid.- ' : i
Roys Promised Plants L
,lf certain small boys' who have
been helping themselves to plants
and sub-ripe cherries I and other
frnits will have a little patience
they will be given plaits to take
home and all the flowers they
want, in addition to the fruit
when It is ripe, according toMrs.
English, who lives in the vicinity
of Cherry avenue. The boys, she
declares, are causing a great
amount of damage to her property
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Different Cases Cited
Milo Harris, who was driving a
car with switched license plates,
was fined f ID yesterday: Glen
Shore paid a fine of $7.50 for
speeding. Gordon Kelso, a student
at University of Oregon, was
fined 1 5 on a similar .count. K.
Owens, who failed to report an
automobile accident, paid a fine
or si o to the city; -
Honor Court Is Held
The Boy Scout Court of Honor
is to be held on June 25 in the
House of Representatives of the
state house, according to Harold
M.Ware, scout executive. The
meeting is scheduled there to se
cure seating arrangements for the
many visitors that are expected to
Obituary
FORD
At his late home, 1795 South
Liberty street, June 12, Frank M.
Ford died at the age of 78 years.
He is survived by one sister, Mrs.
R. Ford Warren. The remains re
at the -Terwilliger home. The
funeral will be held from the Ter
williger home Monday at 2 p. m.
Rev. Mr. Pemberton will officiate.
Interment will be in the family
vault at the IOOF cemetery."
BEELER
In. this city, June 11, Henry
Beeler, at the age of 70 years.
Funeral services will be held Sat
urday, June 13, at 10 a. m. from
the Rlgdon mortuary. Interment
will be in City View cemetery.
Candy Special
CARMEL ICES
FRUIT ICES
Regular Price 45c lb.
Saturday Only
28c lb.
2 lbs 52c. Limit 2 lbs. to
a customer
Only at
SCHAEFER'Q
DRUG' STORES J
"The Yellow Front- '
135 North Commercial
Phone 197
The Penjlar Store
Jar Rubber
Special
flood -Luck Red -.Rubbers,
"3 dozen for ;23c
Heavy Gray . Rubbers.
4 dozen for .... .25c
Tao Tea Balls
for Iced Tea
No boiling water neces
sary. Just drop a tea
ball in a jar of cold fresh
water and let it stand
jthree to four hours and
you can have . the finest
possible iced tea.
Tao Tea Balls are packed
in 20c, 50c and $1.00
: fancy lacquered tins,
American
Cordials -
:We have a complete lipe
of the American Cordial
Company's cordials, Port,
Blackberry, C r e m e de
Menthe, Apricot, Grena
dine, Manhattan Cocktail,
$1.25 per bottle, 112 per
assorted dozen to case.
Gem Blend .
.Coffee;
The Quality C 6 f f e e
withoul the prfce$ of
the tln pound .48c
3 pounds ...... f 1.40
be present.,. At that time the Bur
nett prize and - other-awards will
be presented to the winners in the
recent track and. field meet held
by the Scout organizations Sev
eral parents of the members of the
local Scout organization are to be
present for the presentation cere
moniea. ;v - . . "
Pays Fine For Drank
Edward Hadley paid a fine of
$10, the customary sum collect
ed from drunks, when he appear
ed before Police Judge Poulsen
yesterday, after. being arestedon
State by Officer James.
Sailor Lad Visits
R. W. . Bussey, who recently
completed a trip to Honolulu on
the U. 3. S. "Reno" Is visiting
with relatives and friends in Sa
lem over his furlough period. He
is a former high school student of
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RuildinK Permits Lssued
Al Krause Is to erect a dwelllnz
at 1690 Fairmount street, which
is estimated to cost about $4500;
W. H. Trindle is to erect a 'dwell
ing at 2465 Claude, which is to
cost approximately 35000, accord
ing to the certificates of building
issued from the office of the city
recorder yesterday.
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FURNITURE flUCTIOfl
; TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1:30 P. M.
940 UNION STREET C
One drop head Singer sewing machine ; 1 real good
Dining Room Suite consisting of Queen Ann exten
sion table, large buffet and 6 leather seated walnut
diners; library table; 2 good beds with springs and
mattresses; walnut dressing table and chair; rock
ers; Wedge wood gas range like new and lot of
other good furniture. TERMS CASH. !
MRS. T. A. HAUGE
Owner, 940 Union St.
"Woodry Buys Furniture, for
HOP
Now is the time to spray hops for Aphis. One
sprayirlg now is far better than several spray
ings later on. The best hop spray for Aphis
Nicotine Sulphate and pure Whale Oil Soap.
We have an ample supply: of Nicotine Sulphate,
both Black Leaf 40 and Hall's', and pure Whale
Oil Soap. Get busy and spray now before the
lice get the start. .
D. A. WHITE & SON
Phone 160 261 State St. Salem, Oregon
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Quality First Groceries,
Fruits and Meats
Order yonr Meat with your Groceries,
one ortler, delivery, , one account
Roth's Mayonaise
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Having Installed a National Mayonaise
Machine, we are now making a mayon
aise that is unsurpassed for delicacy of
flavor and gives Just that tasty flavor
to our salads, that makes them -really
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To Introduce our Thousand Island
Dressing w will give a 4 oz. jar free
with each purchase of either the 8 oz.
or IS oz. Mayonaise.
.,, 8 01. Mayopaise, jar ...... . . . . . ,S0c
1C oz. Mayonaise, jar .soc
Save on ,.
Soap Sale
,1 pkg. Peefs Washing Machine Soap,
5 Crystal White, Soap, 3 Creme Oil
Soap, value 95c. Sale prlee. . . . . .71
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For quick and sure Jelly-making
, 35c a bottle, 3 for 91.00
noniGrtSCT m.
VV... Phcr.cs 1ES3-G-7 .
. , . . No charts fcr delivery
r. ' , Thirty day x.cccur.t c:rrir 2
Ppund ..lIcatLv pent ist
; Dr. IJ. " F. Pound has 'hcn re-
elected ' president of the Military
Dental' Surgeons of Oregoa at
their regular meeting held i.i
Portland recently. A former
Salem man. Major Seymour Skiff.
was elected vice-president, an I
Captain Lyle Baldwin, Portland,
as secretary-treasurer. Thirty rep
resentatives from all. irts of tin
state were present. ' - ,
A city of beautiful streets an!
well-kept lawns. Salem. Oregon
GABRIEL' j
Powder and Supply Co.
Paints and Varnisben
175 Soot CommercUl - Pfcona 723
F. N. WOODRY
Auctioneer, Phone 511
Cash or Sells on" Commission
SPRAY
Creme Oil
Soap
' Special
4 for 25c
70c Dozen
Fruits
Cantaloupes, Watermel
ons,. Strawberries, Rasp
berries, Loganberries,
Currants, Florida' Grapo
Fruit, ' Fresh Pineapples;
Apricots, Cherries.
Vegetables
Green Peas, New! Pota
toes, String Beans,' Car
rots, Beets, Turnips, rad
ishes. Green Onions, Cn
cumbers. Tomatoes, , Head
Lettuce, Celery, Rhubarb,
Wax Onions.
Strawberries for Canning
The next few days will
probably see the last bf
the strawberries for can
ning.. Place your order
now for "Etterberjra or
12Js for delivery next
week.
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Libby's'-BestcnceJ
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