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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1925)
TITE OREGON STATESliAjT, SAtMr; OREGON 1 I ) GREAT SHIRT SAL E Right in the midst of the negligee shirt season we're giving you a regular shirt benefit. We've got too many of them so we're going to j L FORCE THE SALE OF THE STOCK ; . The patterns are the very newest and the best of the sea son they're certainly very handsome. Come at once, while the lines are unbroken. j G; W. JOHNSON &. CO. - 469 State St. I CITY Fair Generally fair; mild temperature; QurWeatherMan moderate west winds. Mex. . 79; rVVV,n 46 ' River fallIng; Hafn- Sl..f 1 ' none; Atmosphere, leSr; find, northwest. ' mm m m At The Theaters Today -n! Oregon Betty Blythe Chu-Chin-Chow." in Grand Richard Dix Joqueline Logan in Man Must Live." ' and -A RliRh "Golden Silence," and Webfbot Weekly showing Mt. Hood from the air. Lions Visit Independence A delegation of Salem Lions at tended the Lions club luncheon at Independence Monday. Those making the trip were H. R. White, Etanley Laison, W. W. Rose braugh, Eugene Grabenhorst, Les lie Springer, Dr. D. E. Bates. Mr. i Rosebraugh gave a short talk VJ while John Orr, accompanied by :Vnis aaugnter, sang. rtaM Phonographs H. L. Stiff Furniture Co. JZ0 Sees Door on Road Two deer were seen on the highway near Hebo Saturday by Kujene Grabenhorst, who return ed from Neskowin yesterday. Mr. Grabenhorst took his familv to the coast, where they will spend a part of the summer. Good Shoes at Lower Pri John J. Rottle. J30 Trains Re-routed . ' Southern Pacific trains operat ing between Los Aneelea and San Francisco are now being ' routed through the San Jauquan valley, according to orders received at the local office late yesterday from San Francisco. The action was .taken immediately after the earthquake; at Santa Barbara to assure safe transportation through me autxiea zone. icfrola and Records IJke New At the " WOodrv XUl-f Inn Weil nite. North Summer and Norway. Phone 511. Jlyl nicaBo Man llsiting . il A. Whitten. a Chicago dmltnor is visiting. W. W. Rosebraugh and is very much Impressed with the Willamette valley. He may lo cate here. Mr. Rosebraugh is tak ing his guest to Neskowin with his family to spend the fourth on the V fWanterl, Janitor - ; Address box .3859. care States- fman. v.-, v . ; . ; ' J28tf ; Dr. Brown Speaks ' Dr. Walter H. Brown, director of the Marion county child health bureau, will speak on "A Yankee Doctor Abroad' at the Wednesday luncheon of the Rotary club. Dr. , Brown and his family spent a year : In Paris, while he was studying 1 child health abroad. W. H. Burk hardt is chairman -of the commit tee which has arranged the pro : Vngram." Dr; Brown spoke In Cor T vallis yesterday. t . ; . ' Camp Fquipmentr ' II. L. Stiff Furniture Co.- J30 Xewspaperman Returns After spending, two weeks with his family at Newport, D." II. Up john, of the Capitol Journal staff, IN. returned to work Monday. Wayne Pettit and wife left yesterday for Newport where they will spend a portion of their vacation. They intend to spend one week along the MacKenzie river. Ralph Em mons, of Salem, is doing relief work while enjoying his summer vacation frtrtn. the University . of Washington, lie looked after Mr. Upjohn's work while he was away and during the - absence of Mr. Pettit will act as Salem corres pondent for the Oregonian. Planning: Building We have large! lots high and dry with shade and view for $300 each. Don't pay more until you see. Your own terms. : Others on paving and car at $750, north. Fairmount Hill lots $900 and up. Others all. locations. Becke & Hendricks, U. S. Bank bldg. j28tf Two Reports Filed Two bonds were filed by dis trict school clerks In the school superintendent's office yesterday. The districts filing are Pleasant Point. Regina Eser, clerk, $3000; Taylor, Leora Z. Stevens, clerk, $2000. Attention Elks J Knute Rockne, famous athletic f.110!'. W"Uddre-the. .,oc4afwrnooii for all members of th lodge Thursday evening, July 2 Orders can still be, taken for uni forms if you hurry and send ia your card to the secretary. jly Three Licenses Issued 9 iv tnree licenses to marry were applied for in the county clerk's office yesterday, j Those making applications were Stanley Wilker son. Yacolt, Wash., and Frieda Armbruster, Rye Valley, Ore.; A L. Rogers, Portland, and Hazel Adams, Wood burn; Andy A. Kihtz and Frances Neitling, both of Stayton. ! Man Seeks IMvorce ' Married in 1891, a suit for di vorce has-been filed by Oscar K, Nender against his wife. Myrtle Nender. He declares that his wife deserted him in 1923. '" To Set Trial Dates- Circuit Judge Percy Kelly will be in Salem on Thursday and Fri day, July 2 and 3, to hear motions and demurrers, j On these two days he will also set dates for cases on the July term of court. July 4 si a non-judicial day. Grocerymen Hoc trl At a raeetinjr.ln Albany last week, attended "by 50 grocerymen of the Willamette valley, Ed Schunke and C. K. Haynes were named directors of the Salem dis trict for the n?wj Triangle stores. Other directors are Harry Billis, Corvallis; Walter Eastburn, Al bany; John Gailon, Clayton; Frank Milllkin, Silvefton and E. M. Johnson, Dallas. Auto and Wall Tents ' H. L. Stiff Furniture Co. j30 f?Iirincrs Enjoy Picnic Nearly 500 persons attended the Shi foe picnic at! Silverton Sun day. Approximately 100 members of the order from Marion and Polk counties were present,' the remain der being made up by their fam Hiff The Silverton reception WOODRY Buys Furnlturq Phone 511 LADD& BUSH, Banlters j GsUUshe 18S General Banking Business OtOem Hours from ! , m. to p. m. BRIEF committee ; consisted of Julius Wolff, T. P. Risteign and George Kubbs. Harry Levy, of Salem. had chargejf the coffee and lem onade andlater acted as marshall of the day, having charge of the raes. . .. ' : - " r Move Today Into any one of a dozen terms homes that your rent will buy. Becke & Hendricks, U. S. Bank bldg. i j28tf Fry Beats dinger In the semi-finals of the presi dent's tourney at the Illihee coun try club Sunday, Oris Fry defeat ed II. II. Olinger. Both made 4i and 40 for the first and second nine-ho course, but Olinger was required to give Fry a one-point handicap. y Improve the Summer By taking a course Jn bookkeep ing or shorthand which would put you several months ahead of those entering In the fall. New'classes Monday, July 6, at the Capital Business college. j30 Tea Is Planned Members of the board of th Old Peoples' home will give a tea at the home at 2:30 o'clock this Oregon conference of the home missionary society of the Metho dist'church." ' " Auction Rale Wednesday Evening At F. N. Woodry's new auction market, corner N. Summer and Norway streets, Wednesday night 4 p. m. sharp. A lot of good fur niture, ranges, beds, tools, etc. Phone 511. j3o Paving Will Start After July 4. all of the cornty pavms piams win ne m oper ation, according to County Judge Hunt. The Salem and Woodbun. plants are operating at present, wih wcrk to open for the St. Paul and Stayton plants next week, s Dance! Dance! Tonight DuBois popular dances, Crys tal Gardens. ji Clinic Is Held Second of the Marion countv child health demonstrations to be held in Salem this summer was held Monday morning. These clin ics will be a regular weekly fea ture. - . - , Somo Rond Buyer We have three excellent buys in Salem income business properties that will net you 7 to 12 per cent and increase in value. Becke & Hendricks, U. S. Bank bldg. j28tf Driver Is Fined Verne J. Swanson, of California, Woodry & Woodry Pays Cash for Furniture; Phone 75 Electric Cafe r F For EATS Why don't some one come in and buy his 1924 Gardner Coupe. We hae been pric-: Ing this splendid coupe at $850 which seems almost a shame. But we are going to cut still more and sell it at $790. Who ever Rets this gets a bargain. Try and beat the other fellow to it. was imea $o in justice Fcourt yesterday when he entered a plea of guilty to a charge of operating a for hire car without a permit from, the public service commis sion. He was unable to pay the fine, and is in the county jail. Lnlis, Head This Mid-Season sale is now on at the French Shop. This is your opportunity to buy dresses, coats. ensembles, hats at a great saving Masonic Temple, 115 N. High. J30 Coffey Pays Fine : Kenneth Coffey, 1260 Tile road, was fined $10 in the police court Monday for being drunk. Secretary Invited j Secretary of the Navy Wilbur has been Invited to attend the ceremonies in connection with the formal acceptance of the battle ship Oregon, in Portland Friday by Governor Pierce and United States Senator C. L. McNary. Cap tain Robert T. Menner, command er of the vessel who had charge of : the voyage , from Bremerton, Wash-, to Portland, and who has been with the craft for 25 years, will also be present. Lost lias com Terri I Bull dog, brindle-white muzzle and blaze, kink tail, weight about 20 lbs. Reward for return to Dr. Fred Ellis, 1380 Center. j28tf Trial Postponed i The trial of Al Yelton and Joe Larsen, arrested last week for possession and transportation of liquor, was postponed until today on account of conflicting cases of their attorney, Don Miles. Auction Sale Wednesday Night Where? Wood ry"s new auction market, opposite residence, 1610 N. Summer street. j30 Dr. W. L. Mercer, Osteopath i Has returned to his office for regular work. 404 U. S. Nat Bank Bldg. j25 Divorce Is Asked " Anna Eder has filed suit for divorce in the circuit court against George V. Eder. She charges that she is forced to earn her own living, although her husband is REDUCER SUMJUER RATES TO CALIFORNIA BY PICKWICK STAGES San Francisco, one way. f 15.50 - Round Trip, $30.00 Los - Angeles, one way, $27.S5 : Round Trip, f50.00 Special Rates to Parties of ! Eight or More For Information and Reservs : tioni phone 696, or call at CENTRAL STAGE TERMINAL Salem, Oregon F IMPROVE YOUR HOME With Awnings : We will come to your home, or place of business, make estimates anytime of day or evening at your convenience 1 Tents, Awning and Canvas Goods of All Descriptions 5 7SD North Liberty Street Salem, Oregon Phone 415 WEDNESDAY NIGHT 7 P. M. SHARP Woodry' New Auction Market Corner North Summer and Norway Sts. Victrola and Records, like new. Long-Bed Davenport r 3 Dressers; 3 Beds complete; Commodes ; g-ood Range ; 4 Rockers ; Breakfast Tables ; Extension Table and leather seated Diners ; Hoosier- Cabinet; Oak Stand Tables; Oak Side board; Reed Baby Carriage; Reed Baby's Push Cart; Congoleum Rugs; garden Tools; fruit Jars and a lot of other miscellaneous articles. Terms cash. Time, Wednesday night 7 p. m. sharp. You'll save money at Woodry's new place. Store open for business at all times. Phone 613 if you have anything- to sell. F. N. WOODRY Auctioneer and Furniture Dealer Corner N. Summer and Norway Phone 511 an expert hydraulic engineer. For some time, however, he has not had employment. The complaint declares that Elder is possessed of a "religious, aristocratic, deter mined disposition," and will not accept or seek any work that he Considers below the ethical level of his trade. They were married in Seattle in 1909. Hammer House Cleaning Sale John J. Rottle, State and Liberty. Mid-Season Sale Of dresses,! coats, ensembles, millinery, at the French Shop, Masonic Temple. 115 N. High. J30 Klmber In Stayton 1 Ben Klmber, secretary of the Marion county YMCA, was in Stayton yesterday lining up Stay ton boys who plan to attend the YMCA camp at Neskowin from July 23 to August 5. Reduced Prices Prevail at John J. Rottle shoe store. J30 Cussing Is Costly H. H. Terrill was fined $5 in Judge Poulsen's police court for using profane language on the city streets, j Room for Rent In modern home, three blocks from state house. All convenien ces. Gentleman preferred. Please give references and addre3 A. B., care Statesman. Labor Improving The labor situation, as far as fruit picking Is concerned. Is Im proving judging from the calls re ceived at 'the local labor bureau. The demand for farm lielp ".jtlll continues, and much difficulty fa Obituary Pade Willamina Pade died at her res idence. 726 North Fifteenth street. June 28, at the age of 75 years. She Is survived by four daughters. Airs. Mary Leberman, Mrs. Emma Valentine, Mrs. Freda Maas of South Dakota, and Mrs. Anna Shu- bert of Salem;; four sons, Ben and David Grieg of Salem and Gottle and Edward of South Dakota. Prayer service will be held at the residence at 10 a. m., followed by funeral services .at the German Lutheran church at 17th and State streets. Rev. Mr. Koehler will have charge of services.? Inter ment in City View cemetery. Webb's funeral parlors in charge. FOR INFORMATION ABOUT RAILROAD TRIPS Phone 727 OREGON Uv ELECTRIC GABRIEL Powder and Supply Co. Faints and Vamlsbts 175 South Comma rdaj Fbona 728 wunout cnarge or obligation. We are, always pleased to show you sample&t 'J Salem Tent & Awning Cb" - had in getting . experienced . and capable help, according to Sim Phillips, who is In charge of the local bureau. Ret ween 45 and 50 fruit harvesters were . sent oat yesterday. Miller Cozy Camp Bed II. L. Stiff Furniture Co. J30 Woodry the Auctioneer Buys used furniture. 511. Phone J30 In Business in Kalem Harry V. Doe has owned and conducted the Fair Grounds store for 1? years. Now he has sold this store to W. H. Miller & Son. former owners of the Gold Hill Supply company. Gold Hill. Or.; who have taken charge and are preparing for a -grand opening on July 9. Mr. Doe will remain in Nw We have just closed a deal with H. V. Doe whereby we are the owners of the Fair Grounds Store, at the " junction of Pacific Highway 'and 'Silverton Road. Our official opening date will be Thursday, July 9. We take this means of extending to the people of Salem and surrounding country, 71 welcome to visit our store on the above date. You will find real bargains on display, and we are sure you will never feel sorry of . . having made our acquaintance. Quality, , W Ladies' Pumps, the season's newest patent strap, light weight soles, medium heels, for street wear. Valuers up to $9.50. Sale price Tan Pumps, one strap, medium height heels, stylish, comfortable. See these numbers, values up to $8.50. Sale price Women's Kid Pumps, one and two straps for com fort wean Sale price ..lJ.. Several lines Satin and Patent Pumps, medium and high heels for dress or street wear, all grouped at one price for quick sale Low Heels in Pumpa, patent, tan; also tan-and patent combination one strap, for good looks and service. See these splendid values on sale Sandals Patent, tan one strap, medium weight soles for wear, cool and comfortable. On sale at only f Arch Supporting Oxfords in brown kid; also black, built for fit and comfort for every day wear. Values up to $7.50. Sale price . Ladies' Silk Hose Guaranteed Silk Hose in all the fash ionable Summer shades. Every pair guaranteed - 98c BUSH Salerno 'lie things he has earned Frank N. Glover. A. L. I- J. at least a short rest. j Frank Ntkuuda. Henry W. Thiel- Jsen. G.Winton Wade and Wins- Xlne Attending Camp j ton, Williams, all of Salem; Cd- ? Nine Marion county men are.'win G. Robln.?on, Aurora; Samuel attending the citizens training" E. Brown, Gervals and Ronald M., camp at Camp Lewis. These are: Hubbs, Silverton. Kwong Fook Go.; Chinese Bazaar Big Sale. All kinds jr'xxls in stock. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Furnishing goods. Silks, Hos iery. Dress Blouse, Aprons, Shirts, Underwear, Baskets, Dress Goods, Silks and Sun Parasols, etc. We have all kinds of Fireworks at Wholesale and Retail. 2G4 N. Commercial St. MaEiagemeolt Service, Satisfaction Our Motto A Good Place To Trade H. Miller & Son Buster Brow Shoe Store (JH Children'sydepartment offers exceptional Vf' values on all lines Sport Hose Women's All the fancy Hose go on Sale 2 Pairs for the price of 1. See These Values T71 $2.m m S4.9S 4 f! ) H I t Mtl ' - mr Nr .1 i $3.95