TIIE OREGON STATESMAN,' SALtl.1, OREGON '
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 17, 192
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MEN'S SHIRTS
Now for a great Shirt Sale. We must make
room for our new shirts which will soon
begin to arrive. We offer all! of bur choice
shirts, that have sold with a swing all sea
son. Collar attached or collar to match.
All new, styles. 1
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G. .W. Johnson
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& Co.
A Few of
the Prices
Regrular
$2 Shirts .
now
01.45
Regular
$3.50 Shirts
1 V now
$2.65
, Regular
$5 Shirts
' now
53.70
NEW IN BR.
IMF
Ovtfwe rAh. er JrtaTV
I Unsettled
Cloudy west, fair east portion;
moderate temperature; moderate
southwest winds. Max. 83; Min.
S4; , River .1.4, faUlng; Rainfall
none; Atmosphere dear; Wind
northwest. '
At
Thm Thfaters Today
Oregon Bebe Daniels and
Kennetli .. Harlan in "The
Crowded Hour. . .-V
Liberty Rlcar do Cortex and
Adolph . Menjou in. "The
Swan" ... . .' -' 1
BUgh Era Novak : and Wil
liam Fairbanks la "The Bat
tling,Fool? j ' Jrt
has been constructed over the Che
too river at Brookings and Is now
in use. This bridge will obviate
the necessity of 1 1 ferrying- across
the river at.fjtbJs point, which
means have beeii! employed since
the collapse of. the old bridge a
short time ago.
For Sale
100 Hollywood yearling
Your choice 90 dents each.
Dowd, route 6.
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Motor Firm Incorporat
Articles of
filed Tuesday1
Motor" company.
corporators are
Lawrence Imlah
lah.
hens.
C. A.
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ncorporation were
by the Kirkwood
$8,000. The in
Fred Kirkwood.
land James Im-
Cood Shoes at jLbwer Prices
i John J. Rottli ?
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Conditions Are GeneraU
, Labor conditions throughout the
country, are general and all trades
are advised by F. L. Bond, Inter
national organizer for the culin
ary workers' alliance, to stay where
they are. Mr. Bond was in the
city yesterday on his way to Eu
gene. Labor conditions, particu
larly in the lumber district, are
very unsettled, he said. New mills
are running and these on short,
shifts. Better conditions for Sep
tember are indicated. - '
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his way to Eugene to attend the
graduation of his son from the
university when he became ac
quainted with- Officer Edwards.
The liquor was purchased in Port
land and was to be used in cele
bration of the, graduation, he said.
Mr. Ellis, upon payment of the
$250 offered to leave two of the
three bottles with the police if
the third bottle would be restored
to his charge. All three bottles
are in police custody. Walter.
Ellis, arrested early ' Tuesday
morning on a charge of drunken
ness, forfeited $10 bail. . i
Raspberries Received
Raspberries, the first of the
season, are being received by the
i . I Oregon Packing company from
the Wood burn district. Early re
ceipts of loganberries are begln-
ji a I ning to come, but tne real receipts
win not come in Deiore next weeK
Strawberries are expected to oc-
YpsilantI, Mich., lanotn weekf lne peak of the gea
Visiting Brother
W. C. Hoppes,
Tr In c...-, "I t- " -
Stanford university where he will
attend a summer school session.
Before returning to the east in the
fall he will spend a week with his
brother here. i
For Rent .v : j :
Modern S room flat 664 1-2
Ferry street, $35. Modern 6 room
flat 760 Marion street. 5 room
house 109S NJ 21st street, $22.50.
Becke & Hehdricka V. 3. Bank
Bldg. I.i ., . 314U
.Investment "
Larga brick building suitable
for garage, creamery or any busi
ness needing large , floor space.
Priced reasonable. , Would lease.
Becke & Hendricks, . U. S. Bank
Bldg. JHtf
Speeders Contribute
Two speeders enriched the city
coffers Tuesday when Herbert
Barker forfeited $10 bail and H.
Miller was fined $5.
Tariffs Are Demanded '
All automotive freight line car
riers operating! between fixed ter
mini must Mulei freight tariffs ef
fective July 1 jand subject to the
classifications of the public service
commission, under the wording of
an order issued Tuesday.! From
hearings held in April the com
mission finds! that there Is an urg
ent public necessity for a uni
form classification of rates. Ex
ceptions may be allowed upon be
ing approved! by the commission.
For Rent . 1
Desirable room for gentleman
In modern home. Tfea.se give
references. Address Home, care
Statesman. jl7
BajV Orecnbouie !"
Hector Adams has purchased
the Burch greenhouse o'n North
greenhouse on North Liberty and
Belmont.
Portlander Visits Balem f
" Chester Murphy of Portland was
In Salem Tuesday looking into
the matter of a site for the new
linen mill. Mr. . Murphy is en
thusiastic over the business pros
pects of the second linen mill here
For Sale My Butck
Only run;
painted,, rear
Kittle" over i 10,00$
miles, In perfect condition, just
tires sew. i J. w.
Harritt, 605 Union, phone 1342W.
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Gft Building Permits
A building permit was "Issued
Tuesday to L, A. Gratz for the
erection of a dwelling at 1908
North Summer to cost $2500. Al
len M. Nunn obtained a permit for
$400 to alter a dwelling at 1130
North Nineteenth.
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Anto Is "Borrowed"
. A. Hunt of 1885 Saginaw street
reported to I the r police r that his
Ford car was
ning from the
Ijots Terras Lots 1
. $10 cash, $10 monthly buys
good lots south. Price $f50 to
$300.' ecke & Hendricks, TT. S.
Bank Bldg. ' . jlitf
tZero ITour Set. .
All KIwanians are expected to
be t their places In the Marion
hotel banquet room- at 5:30
"'clock' sharp Monday night, ; ac
cording to C. B7 McCullongh, pres-
- ldent. , Observance of "xero hour
throughout' the country ' will be
- made. Western, clubs, under Pa-
- cific coast time, will objerve 5:50
. o'clock as the zero hour. Ladles
Will be special guests.
Redaced Prices prevail
. John J. Rottle shoe store.
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Attending Hearings , .
Hearing, in various parts of the
state will demand the presence of
public service commissioners this
week and next, T. K. Campbell
is in Gardner while Commissioners
11. H. Corey and Ed Ostrander left
last night for the Coos Bay sec
tion. The .entire commission will
spend the remainder of the week
in connection with grade crossing
hearings at . Klamath Falls. . Next
week hearings will be held at
Portland, Forest Grove, CorvalHs
V- and Newport.
Ferry EHmlaateiJ " - '' - . -
" The state ilxhway'comnlssloij
iano.unccs ti.it a'tex-orary trl'a
taken Monday eve
place it was parked
in front of Miller's store on court
street, and; Wat the thieves ap
parently got jc6ld feet, so to speak,
and returned j it ! to its parking
place. The jca was not damaged
and nothing Has taken from it.
Dr. W. -I. Mferjcer -
Osteopath,! will be In his off ico
Friday, Jane' 19. He will be glad
to . meet his old patients and any
new ones. I U jl6tf
Booth Is Lzons fipeak
' R. A. Booth ot Eugene rwiH
speak on "The Real Significance
of Service Clubs', atbe Lions
club luncheon Friday noon. ' Miss
Kathleen La1 pant soprano, will
also be present to' lead the music.
All Lions are .urged to be present
for this treat.! ,
Birth Are Reported' ,
. Births as were reported at the
office of the city health office
yesterday are: To Christin and
Mary Anderson of Gervais, a boy,
who will be called Elmer Marion
to Benjamin and Bertha Dougher
ty of route 8. a boy. who will be
named Daniel 'Albert; to Mr. and
Mrs. Bonner Stewart of 1096
Twenty-second street, a girl, to be
called Marguerite Virginia; at the
Bungalow maternity was born
Marjorie Ann'- Blanchard to Mr.
and Mrs. Roy A. Blanchard.
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Here are Just a few of his
.real good used cars:
': 1924 Ford coupe.
1923 Ford sedan.
" Another 1923 Ford sedan.
-1923 Overland touring.
; 1923 Ford touring. V
-And when you see them
you'll wonder how we can
sell them for such a low
price. ,
CSet Vanconver Lkn . , ';
Marriage licenses have been is
sued at Vancouver to Jesse M.
Kendall, 28 of Independence and
Lulu M. Davis, 18 of Gervais and
to Carl-L. Zimmerman, 21 of Sil-
verton and Claudine M. Garlin, 18
of Gervais. .
Rer. Edward K. Karle
Noted spiritualist, Hotel KHng-
er, 549 State St. Phone 1155,
Apt. 5. ' J17
Salem Heights Klerta "
At the annual school . election
at Salem Heights, Roy Bohannon
was elected to succeed Mr. Stol-
seize as 'a member ot the school
board of the' Salem Heights dis
trict. Mrs. Rayborn was chosen
as their. next clerk. She will suc
ceed Mr. Van Eaton. '
Birth la' Reported
At the Bungalow Maternity
home, to "Mr. and Mrs. .Adolph
Boetticher, route 6, box 2. Salem.
Ore., Saturday, June 13. 1925, a
daughter, to be called Betty Ann.
Three Speeders Fined
' Fines totaling $60 were collect
ed from three1 speeders In Justice
court yesterday. Two Portland
men, A. L. Bunch, and C. E. Con
!dit, were assessed $20 each by
Brazier C. Small, Justice of the
peace, when they were found
guilty of exceeding the speed lim
it on the Pacific highway. Bunch
is said to have been driving 47
miles an hour, and Condit 50. A
fine Of $20 was also placed against
M. S. . Foster of Medfprd who is
said to have been traveling 28
miles an hour in the city limits.
AH1 three arrests were made by
Kenneth Bloom, state traffic of
ficer. :
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Clayson'of
Orland. Cal., are visiting friends
In the city. I " ;
S. A. Jtmore, Lakeview city
attorney, was ' a business visiter
in Salem Tuesday. j
R. L. Whipple, city recorder at
Roseburg, called at the office of
V G. Jioyer,. county clerk, Tuesday.-;:
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HOOVER IS OPTIMISTIC
Farewell Dance f
'McElroy's complete orchestra,
Crystal Gardens, tonight, June 17.
Class Holds Picnic
The YKK Sunday school class
of the First . Methodist chnrch
heht, their monthly . picnic at. the
Rickreall park last evening. A
good time was enjoyed under the
direction of J. D. McCormick,
teacher of the class.
Save 500 i
. On a 1924 Oakland' Coupe. See
this one at the Certified Public
Motor Car Market. , Open Even
ings. J13tf
Realtors to Hear Editor .
Oliver Wayne Stewart of Xhl-
cago will speak before the Veal-
tors at their regular noon' lunch.
eon Thursday. Mr. Stewart; was
associated with ex-Governor Han
ley in organizing the flying squad
ron foundation and since his death
has carried the work forward
alone. He is editor ot thet Na
tional Inquirer, former member
of the Illinois legislature, , was
chairman of the prohibition, na
tional committee 1 9 0 0-1 9 0 4 , . and
has devoted his life to prohibition
reform.. He will speak on "Main
tenance of. Our Constitution and
Government." "
Summer House Cleaning Sale
- John J. Rottle, State and Liberty.
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, SAN FRANCISCO, June Iff.
Secretary of Commerce Herbert
C. Hoover,' on his arrival hereto
day said these United States are
so persistently prosperous that the
word "prosperity" is just natural
ly all worn-out. "This country
has never been in a better con
dition," he said.
PLANS ARE ANNOUNCED
FOR CATHOLIC PARISH
WORK OX MODERN SCHOOL TO
BEGIN IMMEDIATELY
Hope to Have Building Ready to
; Occupy by Opening f ;
1925-20 Season
call 1 for
Obituary
- ' Nlcholb .
Andrew J. Nicholls died at a
local hospital at 6:30 o'clock
Tuesday morning. He Is survived
by one brother, W. T. Nicholls of
Albany. . The body Is being sent
to Lebanon for interment by the
Rigdon mortuary.
Erickson
At IT. S. Veterans I hospital,
Portland, June 16, Victor Erick
son, son of ; A. Erickson, Salem;
broker of Mrs. Lloyd) Stlffler,
Ernest and Robert Erickson, all of
Salem. Funeral serviced will be
held Thursday, June 18, 2 o'clock,
at Rigdon 'f mortuary, wUh inter
ment in the City View cemetery.
Details of the new Catholic parr
lsh of St. Vincent de Paul, with I
the establishment of a parochial 1
school' and parish house, which!
was announced by the pastor,
Father Thos. ; V. Keenan, i some
months ago, are to be realized in
the, very near future, j! Due to thef
death of the late' Archbishop
Christie, who had placed the Rev.
Thos. V. Keenan in charge f the
newly : created parish in Salem,
building operations were stopped
temporarily. However, the pres
ent administrative authority has
approved all the plans and thei
building program will be con
tinued as started. -The
immediate, plans
the erection of a modern parochial
school. Work - will commence in
a week or ten days on the school,
which will be located on the cor
ner of Columbia and 'Myrtle
streets. In order to have it ready
for the September term. While
the school is under construction
the erection-of the new church
will be under way. This will be
of the Spanish renaissance style
on the exterior; with the: Roman
finish on the interior. The con
struction ot the parish house is
not. contemplated i at the present
time, but will be built at a future
date. - ' j '
The new parish has purchased
a square block of property con
taining one and five eighths acres
pf ground or 175x300 feet on
Highland avenue, two- blocks west
of the Pacific highway and two
blocks east of the Oregon Electric
station, at the extension of Myrtle
street. The division line of the
new parish of St. Vincent de Paul
from : St. Joseph's parish in ' the
city "Is at D street and the new
parish . extends northward includ
ing. the old parish of Brooks.
Msgr. Hlllebrand is acting arch
bishop of the archdiocese of Ore
gon City, j 1
BARK-ROOT PATRON BACK
DAVE WARVHAM RETURNS TO
J HIS NATIVE HAUNTS I I
Dave I. Warvhain of Gates, self
styled "traveling tramp and the
champion! bark-root drinker ::J1
America, is back in Salem after
four months spent in Seattle. Mr.
Waryhami received much publicity
over 'the alleged use of the tonic
in both Marlon and Linn cdunty
papers. , j
' A reconciliation has been effect
ed with his wife, he said, and in
tends to make his home in the
city, if possible. ; v 4 :-
During the time that Mr. Warr
ham is accused Tof having the
"long distance drunk" champion
ship, he operated a for-hire auto
mobile over a period of more than
a year. In spite of the allega
tions that have been made, -he op
erated his vehicle without a sin
gle accident, and was not reported
to state officials by any of his
passengers.Thls record is pointed
to in refutation of the newspaper
stories ; that i he was a constant
patron of the tonic. -
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T PERSONALS T
,
Mr. and Mrs. prill Santog and
Mrs, Fred Saegar of Aumsvtlle
-visited Salem yesterdajr.
. J. L. Apple of Stayton was a
Salem visitor yesterday"
Governor Walter M. Pierce
spent Tuesday in Portland at the
Rose festival. j
Miss Leon a" Hook, cashier -at
The. Spa, Is . spending ter twnl
weeks vacation visiting a sister a'
Seaside. . "
Hazel Newhouse of f prtrisffel I,
was dismiFsed from a local bos-
pltal Tuesday.." ,.
SCHAEFER'S
HERBAL
COUGH -REMEDY
Will stop that cough.
It is the best And most
economical' cough rem
edy made. ......
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Try It Once!
You'll always usm it
SCHAEFER'r
DRUG 'STORE
Tbe Yellow Front"
135 North Commercial
Phone 197
The Penrtar Store
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A city ot beautiful streets and
well-kept lawns. Salem, Oregon
WATCH ; WAIT
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
in Fridays Statesman
Director's Department
Store
Hoover to Speak ;
Herbert Hoover, ' secretary' of
commerce, will speak from station
KOO at Oakland, Cal., tonight.
Mr. Hoover Is a former resident
of Salem. - :
Business Locatlo:
Large brick building also three
small store fronts tor lease. Becke
& Hendricks, U. S. ank ldg. j!4tf
Bargain
1 Strictly modern j5 room new
house,' furnace, fireplace. 2J9B
Brooks avenue, $S750. Becke L
Hendricks, U. S. Bank Bldg. jl4tf
Can Oust Employes
The fish .commission is within
Its rights if' it dismissed Hugh C.
Mitchell, director: of hatcheries,
who is under 'contract for four
years at $450a month, according
to an opinion by I. H. Van. Winkle,
attorney general, who held that
the contract was Invalid. , The
opinion was asked .for a test case.
Many Taking Advantage' ,' "
Of the unusual offerings In mil
linery, at the French. Shop 'this
week, during their semi-annual
clearance sale. Hats are being
sold at cost prices and some for
less than cost. The French Shop,
Masonic Temple, 115 N. High. J17
ITeary Bail forfeited ,
Bail of $?$(' was forfeited In
police courtlTpesday by M. Ellki
of Rainier, who was arrested .on
South Commercial Monday night
for possession! and transportation
of liquor. Thiree quarts of moon
shine were pelted. Ellis was n
keduccb! Isujonm hates
TO CALIFOIOnA
nYwPICKtnCI - STAGE3
gan Francisc, one way, f lSJSO
Round Jrlpr 30.00
Los Anseles! one way, X27JU
, :"r Round, Trip $oOH .
Special Bites to Partlea ot
. . EigHt or More y. ;
For Information and Iteserra
, tions phona I5, r call at
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Critic Is Engaged
Miss Minnie , Dudley has been
engaged as eritie teacner for. the
Salenf .public" school this summer.
She will be supervisor of the re-J
cent graduates of the Monmouth
Normal school, who will be engag
ed as : regular teachers for the
summer sessions to be held in the
various schools. - ? ; , j v
WOODRY
Buya Fcnuturq
Phoa sii : '
GABRIEL ;
Powder and Supply Co.
7 ":' Tftinta and VmlikM
1 ITS ttoatfe CouwrcUl r&onm VtS
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. Cryffl Garderii
McElroys Orchestra
Wednesday KIcht ' '
" Dreamland ;
I.IcElroy's "
Uajestic Orchestra 1 '
: Saturday Night "
LADD Cz BUSH, Bankero
1 General Bcxlnn Buzbizzl
v CZZcm Hours from 1 aw m, to 8 p, bu ,
JOHN J. . ROTTLE' b
EARLY SUMMER
HQtJ.SE CLEiiMlKi
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SPECIAL SAL
Footwear for Men, Women an d Children at Reduced Prices,
regardless of former worth or price
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES FOR EVERYONE
One Lot Ladies' and Growing Girls'
Slippers and Oxfords, to clean
up at .
pair :
$3.85
One Lot White Slippers for Ladies
and Growing: Girls, to hr
f .clean up at, pair .....:.:.. v
One Lot broken-up Lines -and
sizes q all kinds Ladies' and
Growing: Girls' Slippers and Ox
fords,' to clean up r . CO O C
at, , pair
Ladles' and Growing: Girls Tan
-- Slippers, several numbers in the
l6t, to clean up ' CC fiC
at, pair .J $0OO
Several Styles of broken! lines and
sizes in Ladies' Slippers, to clean
up at, . ' "
pair ... ...J............. "..V
$6.85
Ladies' black kid Slippers in sev
eral styles to clean O C
up atf pair .. Jl... -OD
One Lot Ladies' Satin Pumps and
Slippers, broken sizes of several
; numbers nad patterns, to clean
pair L:. ...:..::....,...$5e85
One Lot Ladies' Satin Slippers,
broken sizes of several styles,
to clean up Cft QC
at, pair (.:;:i:.;.,.:...,...vD.OD
One Lot Ladles Patent,' Suede ard
Kid Slippers, broken sizes, to
clean up O! OT
at. pair ' ' . v-'
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One Lot Men's Walkover Oxfords,
brown calf skin,' broken sizes to
clean up,
pair ...
$3.85
One Lot Men's Better Grade Walk
over Oxfords, broken , sizes, to
...$4.85
One Lot Men Custom Grada
Oxfords, broken sizes, Oil
s to clean up pair....i i)0iJiJ
There are many other Bargains to be had which time and space vill not permit to
quote, but come see for yourself come early to insure better selection and fit vliilo
there are many sizes to be had. .
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State and "Liberty Streets ' Salem, Orccn
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