. : VTlil)RSDAY MOkKiKG JULY A 1925 - V ' ' ' ' k - 1. ' tcvkuy ycmr Su m5 ketter" clothing 'than we are offer- 'mg during tnis isaie. .. we must unioaa before commencing another season s business. PicVYours'Out Now HANDKERCHIEF -SPECIAL - .( j Fancy bordered handkerchiefs -Regular 3Sc Now 15c r 469 STATE STREET "i r libit W ' ii If yo want 1924 OuiMf ; Cotfp la fin Manmi T. ' coniftloa nd go ppr- t "! ft Spriea m rte b vriH almost 'fttor 7u.',tJiea come ftt one and e it at -- ;, ; : - plana 'made "by ' Miss. Danta Rob-1 asr supervisor. - 'or tbe girran clothespin, dolls 'will -be 'dressed ith . crepe .paper dreises, r while the "boys are to. male boats. "Miss Henrietta whites will bave chatge ol crepe, paper classes every Tues day and Thursday, beginning at 1 o'clock. ' Instruction 'win be grven in the manufacture s'of favors, flowers and other articles that can be made with crepe paper. Si fcnzs Quarrel -r Perils InduSiiteS Dr. Marshall, "Osteopathic , Physician -and surgeon. - J9 at 8 o'clock! from in front t ihe Salem armory. Transportation Is being provided by Rex Sanford, I. M Dougbton,. Dr. Henry .Morris and Harold Ware. Alrp1n Patrol Start a . Start of the' airplane forest fire "patrol .from Eugene as the base was announced yesterday by F. A Elliott, 'state forester. The two pilots are A. R. Loom is and' Alva R. Degarmo. While ; these two planes are the only ones regularly employed, two others stationed at Vancouver, wash..- are available for any emergency. ws w 7 Fair j Partly cloudy ; 'cooler ; "mdderate northerly winds toecoming Srester ly. Max. 82; Min.53; River .8, V stationary ; Raihf all none ; Atmos- v j .pnere ctear wina nonuei., t w , . the 'daughter ' of "Dr, Charles Ab-' bott Smith. - All that she could remember of her. early childhood was the, name, of the locality and thaJ'ere;waV;:il-chaVchleaTb A' huge willow tree -was also re membered. An appeal to old resi dents of the city was -made with the result that the section of "the city Immediately north and east of the present state , house used to .be known s Piety Hill. Mrs. walker "spent 17 years in ICew York city and '-. Is tiow, a resident of San Francisco. This is her first trip hack to Salem and she ad mttted that she would like to re turn to the city some time.; Delegates to Report (.Northern Baptist convention del egates to Seattle last week will Veport this ".evening at the ' First Baptist church at" 8 o'clock. The reports will cover the whole on- iventlon and the . several depart ments of the denominations' activ ities.- There was a total registra tion; of1 1600 .delegates from 34 'states in the northern convention. There .were many visitors from all parts of the. United . States and Canada, 4a addition.; to the regu lar delegates Reports from the various associated -boards of the .. -i convention - showed progress, -and siaeraDie agiution among wwm -,. ... .r iha m I J Trucks tn 'Colllston-- i , . Trucks driven by Floyd Buckley and OHie Moe collided Hear St Paul Tuesday night. Through erroneous information. The States man said that the truck driven by Buckley swung from the highway Into the Moe truck which was on a side road. It was Moe who left the highway, crashing into the Buckley truck. , r v" 4l6lE ;lfJ :VlfID 'STORMS 23 IXjrRKT IX KART WHKX BUILDING TOUVDOWX business men because the Wallu- v""""- ov- , iv. hr rhtoet in mnnv toerman in saiem. ana maw uii , ., . - i wars- iimmi iik iiriium ii the business tnen. refused to take space tn the of that fact. I t i !' ii , ' " '..' At The Tlteater Today : 11! (Oregon Richard DiX' 'Too Many Kisses." f in irnl i-! "The " Hunted Woman, by James Oliver Cur wood. f , rnigH-Eva Novak and an 'an Star cast in "Lure of the Yukon. ! , , . ' . tiicense'ls Iswied . Leo L. Kent of Vernonia and Alice M. Kent, 365 North High, were granted a marriage license in the 'countjr clerk s 'office yes terday. '"- Divorce Is Asked Charging, cruel , and ..Inhuman treatment; Sevan 'Agnes Brown has tiled a : divorce action against David Brown. They were married in Vancouver, wasn, In 192Q Mrs. Brown -declares her husband calls her vile and , profane names and uses intoxicating liquor. She 47 Favors Batton Shoe -.r . ": 'O. E. Price, , proprietor of the Price Shoe store, Carries an the latest and';raost! tip to date shoes in iis Store, but 'he wears button shoes himself. : Button Bhoes have Men out of style for some time, but Mr. Price has' stayed with them, although lately he has had to nave them specially made. It has been reported tfhat tire button shoe is coming back in style, and that they would ' soon be .worn again in the west. If such a thing bappens Mf. Prlce.'siated he would surely bave to "change,' as it would" not do for him to "be In tyle. Awning Is Our 'Baslness II. L. Stiff Furniture Co. 39 the -outlook for the coming year as mirrored in the proposed, pro- publication because Vesterday By The Use . Of medicine. Dr. Stone removed cancer from , the - temple of years- past7 The denomination will put greatest emphasis on the evan gelistic program "the coming year. The local church will participate in all Baptist activities. 3et Vancouver License A marriage license has been Is sued In Vancouver, Wash., to Got tfried Horn, 60, of Walla Walla and Mrs. Luclnda Horn. 4 5. or Salem. 1, -VTNVRAPOMS Julv " 8. (By Associated. Press). Four' persons were kfHed nd at least 25 others injured kere tonight when a wind and tain storm, striking with the force of tornado, .tore the roof off a kectitm of a pavilion at Lake Harriet and burled nearly a score under tbe debris.4-' ' . ; t ls the wind rushed through the 'citv 'the Door In. a south Minne apolis cafe .gave way beneath i half dozen dinner guests, throw W them into .the-basement Xone'was seriously hurt. Store fronts were caved in house damaged" treea uprooted and traffic tied ud by rain and flooded streets. - - - - The wind blew ' the roof off drug store, bulged' out the four walls, smashed all the plate glass and scattered , drugs and sundries over the street. Two houses, were wrecked while a third was moved oft its founds tion and the roof blown off. GOLD LODE IS FOUND - a. 1 , t i ' lilhll GRADE ORE FOUX D IX LIGHTXIXO CREF.K I.KIHJE bile bear the Outskirts of the city. The men 'drove' alongside I a touring- car, pointed pistols at the urprlsed couple aod commanaea. -Stick 'em -up!" SUhfof d refused. Without mora conversation both , liighwajrmea. opened fire, killing Miss Koning and "potting a Duiiet tarouga Stanford's arm. . The"slayers Ihen drove rapidly away. "'"."'.,-.'.'- HAD HKiS XMPAXY One farmer met another return ing from town. lie wa sweating and apparently "atlgfy. if -" Zeb W"bere you been wuh the pig. St? .. Si Tried to sell him; could "get only $5. 1 Zeb What did yon ' pay for; him? - - fi $3, but the feed cost me $ more. - . , Zeb I know, but yon had the pleasure of bis company, didn't you? ', - 'The United States te Uklng a calm view of "the debt Question." declares one correspondent. Calm but not collected. . TjitmI mil rk nmlrnvrd . . ..TIh,o11 Matthieu heme, one pf cd by a family quarrel Disruption of the hoge indus trial Interetts wWed ' tftgethcr f he Ute Huge Sttnhes, Ocr- YnVm ftidastrlal king, h threaten- Dr. Ed- James T. BeH of Saiem. Oil Stoves For bot weather. Furniture Co. H. L. SUff J9 the landmarks of the county, waa destroyed by ; fire the Fourth of July, according to word received here. The house was built in the .early days by ;F. X; Matthieu, the last surviving voter at the bistoric VMAAt'viff a Phnmnuiir Vf ew 9 143, when the -pioneers decided INJURED MAN IS FOUND to cast their lot with the imited niund Stinncs liaj resigned from lijc firm, leaving it In control of lus mother and brothers. Otto at -top)-Tmd "llffgo, -Jt., tbr low). 3UESNEL, B. C, July 8 Dis Nsovery of the mother lode of Cari boo 18 miles from Stanley in the famous Lightning creek district. which iO1 tb early sixties produced many xniUfeas in gold., was an nounced by J. F. Williams. Stan ley' hotel proprietor, ami a pro pectbr, here today. . High grade; ore was found along the ledge which is from 10 to 15 feet wide and easily traced -On the surface for more than a niile, Wil liams declared. A clergyman defends the youth of today.. The trouble is that too many-have needed defense by law yers. " " r .. , J FOR nfFOR5lTldX ABOUT RAILROAD TREP8 : Phone 727 obegon Electric GIRL KILLED BY GUNMEN Ray . Benson Visits ; Ray Benson, formerly connected with the secretary of state's office J mn -at ine corber of Capitol and Donald and1 Butteville, In the Get Station Permit A permit to erect a service sta- States and' not with the Uritish. The house was located between BOYS HEAR GROANS OK.JIA?. WHO FELL- OFF BRIDGE ESCORT WOUNDED AS HIGH- WAYMEX OPEX FTRE OX CAR but now connected with a sawmill near Grants Pass, was in tbe city yesterday looking after business affairs and visiting with his broth er, jArthnr S. -Benson, chief clerk of the supreme court. Fifteen Are 'Naturalized'. . At the July naturalisation, hear ing; at the court house yesterday, 6 applicants presented themselves or i citizenship papers. Of this number 15 passed.. A majority of hese were members of theHYMCA Classes in cHiienshtp. accoldtng to C. A. Kells, secretary. v Court streets was granted yester day to' L. D.' Jones. The cost pf the station will approximate f6,D0'0. . - . northern part of fhe 'county. i PERSONALS -.1 Speeder Is Nabbed - i v Frank ' Jak", of route 6, Salem, was arrested yesterday by Officer Edwards for speeding- on State streat. Bonds Are Received ' , Three bonds were received from district county clerks yesterday by fseattle on business . Governor Pierce and Secretary of State Kqzer accompanied Dr. Hubert Work, secretary of the in terlor, to "Portland Wednesday. Guy O. Smith, former Salem at torney" but, now in Portland, was in the city yesterday. Mr. Moore, of Moore's music rhouse, is spending a few days in boo Pounds Ice Free , -. . With ' ach Refrigerator sold. asks for $50 atrmony. 8l1l0.atfbr-:H. L. Stiff Furniture Co. ney tees,; and $50 suit money. ' ." 39 Camp "Equipment - H. L. Stiff Furniture Co. "39 Ranker la Stricken ; , , " F r banker and bop grower, is ill at the 'Marion hotel and threatened wtb a nervous breakdown from Overwork. Stolen Car Reported ? ! An automobile "Was reported to have been stolen yesterday from the Rlckards garage of CorvalHs. The car was a 23 model Chevrolet with Oregon license No. 29-625. " Rev. Crowdcr Baclt -. , Rev. U. S CrOwder wife and danrhter. are In Salem for their vacation. Having sold their home I Business Main Returns i it 1016 Marion, they are moving to 1083 Shipping. , Rev. Crowder was for two years in Salem wbere he still bas all . his property in terests. He is now pastor of the First: Mi -Eeburch of:Manvllle, Wyo.' He 'la 'still a booster for his home .city, "declaring. At .and. the Willamette valley the best place in the world in Which to live. He will 'remain here - until i Monday next when' with his family he will return to Manvule He is most emnhatic - In bis declaration that Salem Is and will continue to be his residential city. Mary L. Fulkerson. county school superintendent. The districts re porting were: Harmony, Volna J, White, clerk, $2500; Davis, Mrs. Edward O. Nelson, clerk. $1,000; Woodburn, E. J. Stanard clerk, $r,ooo. , " Examinations Are Slated .1 Applications for United States civil service examinations; for watchman or custodian service In Portland and Seattle, will be re ceived by the department at Wash ington "until July 25. The salaries for these -'positions range from $1020 to $1140. The date for A. A. Gueffroy, proprietor of the! Atlas Book & 'Stationery com pany, andf of the Commercial Book taking the examinations has not store, .nas reiurnea irom mrw i Deen weeks' visit, m Jaaaison, worm Dakota, the home of sevetaV bt Cotest. Are Planned- Mr. GueTfroy's brothers and Bis ters. Leon Jennison, an employe at a local music house, together with bis wife is spending a two weeks' vacation at Agate Beach. . W. F. Norman of Woodburn spent Vednjesday in Salem. r.-Misa. Esther Halverson of Eu- gene ,was- in oaiem yesieraay morning. - Miss Lulu Benedict of - Grants pass visited in tbe city yesterday. . Xtto Zimmerman of Mehama was a Salem visitor yesterday. Mrs. Ellen Davis of Independ ence spent Wednesday in Salem . Mrs.'M.'E. Loon ey of Albany was In the city yesterday. R. A. Elliott of Detroit was a lousiness visitor in "Salem yester day. ' K'.. S. Chamberlain of Corvaflls Was In Salem Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Crune of TACOMA. Wash.. July 8.- G roans heard by two boys fishing in the Nlsnually river near , the Northern Pacific Taiiroad bridge at the Pierce. county-Thurston county line led to f. the discovery late tonight of a. badly injured man lying oh a small island in tbe river. He was taken to Yelm where he revived sufficiently to give bis name as Tom Edwards, 45, of, Seattle, and say that be had fallen Into the river from the railroad bridge, a beight of 60 feet early in the day. He was able to drag himself to the island despite a dislocated hip and a severe scalp wound. His condition Is said to be critical. LOS ANGELES, July 8. (By Associated Press). Highway tnen shot and killed Miss Edna Kolling and wounded her escort. Theodore Stanford', here tonight when the couple refused to obey orders to hold, no their bands and submit to a search. . . Stanford and the young woman were seated in a parked antomo- I yil,, II... W,.. . - GABRIElJ ti - Powder' and Suftfy Co; ,1 TftiBta a VrmUke . , Alhambra Post - Advocate Wanted: Fancy washing and Iron ing for ladies and gentlemen and schoolteachers. Friday, July 10, 1 :30 p. m. - ' at 1444 Saginaw Street -All the Fwrnifure of a .Vrootn howset'rdei ndIanndry teb1s. : Uverj tiling goes. 1OOK ror large aa rxiuay mormus. GEO.SATTERLEE, Auctioneer. I r' Contests for both girls and boys will be features at the Lincoln i playground :SatuTdayraccbTdmg to I cti,,na 4. tw fha nUv irstei-fnT t. Shelley Sanrtnan, M. D. f 1 . Announces the ppening of. his I -UBITUARY f new offices on theifouYth floor of; the! United. States Bank building. Phone 776 and 777. 320 B Drunks Forfeit Ball i j Ivan Balschwid of Scio and Roy j Hogaiand, arrested on charges of '. ' drunkeaneas. forfeited S15 ball each Sck failure 4o 'appear In po lice court. V'v J" v I ' b ' - i i -,...r"t .y t , ' ! - .; V Uniforms at Bebop's "and re-1 I Port tor drill In uniforms Thurs- . Chambers & Chambers, i 38 Dr. loney to Speak Dr. Carl Greez Donev. nresident Visiting With Parents for' Willamett university, will be C. J. Pugh and wife are visitors the BDeaker at the union rellelous at the home of -Mr. Pngh's par-serTjceg to De neld In wilson park enU. Mr. l and Mrs. C W. Pugh, Simrtv afternoon, arcordlne to . Helensld . .. At a local hosDlta Monday, July 6, George M. Zielenskl aftbe age of 41 years, beloved husband of Anna E. Zielenskl and son,, of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zielenskl. fkf(feSREAblfiGREtORb KEXNBTII . MORRIS . I.SHES Tff ROUGH XTONSTtTUTTON ' at Clear Lake. ItJs the son's first MTwitt ' ThoA m opt lnr - am i to visit boWe Tor 10 .years, during contInne tbrougbout every Sunday Auto Vreck : Hart Two i A Dodge sedan driven by C. Vi Kennedy ' of Alliance, Neb.i col llded with an ' Overland , sedan i driven by Mrs. A. V. eed of Orencb, at the Chemawa four, cor ners,;! five miles north ot! Salem onf the Pacific highway yesterday forenoon. Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs Nikety, who were riding ' ln"ffie Kennedy xar; -irewslTgntiy "Cut by broken glass., Mr. . Kennedy was crossing the hignway comia'f rom Chemawa at the time of the acci dent and the Reeds were traveling north on the highway,-returning from a vacation trfp-to- Newport. Although the Kennedy car was turned on its side, little damage was done to either car. 1 which! time he hah teen in nearly all the states of the - union, and be declares that, Oregon is the best state be has ever seen,' In J matters of crimate, productiveness. beautiful scenery,: etc. Mr. Pugh Is! chief field t division deputy of internal re venue, for. Shreveport, Lk., Tjnited States service. . At present they are visiting at the beach'for a few days, after which they will visit again with the par ents before leaving for their home in the south. . afternoon for the summer. - the remainder ' of Saddle norses - For hire. C. L. Reed. 2, Fairgrounds. Barn No. J10 Scout Making Hike ; , ' So popular as last year's Boy Scout camp at . Cascasan with Deane Parker, member ot a Seat tle patrol, -that he 'started out; to walk the distance between Seattle and Salem: a few days ago in or der to be here to -leave with tbe gang for this year's camp. Kind hearted motorists helped the 15 year old youth along, bowever, and be. arrived in the city Wed nesday morning ahead of J sched ule, having had to walk only 10 miles of the way. YtotatoTs TTtied i i - Three traffie vTlotators " werel fined in justice court yesterday. Hubert W, Burnett was assessed $25 for speeding and. B, W. Wag ner was fined $10 e-n a blntilar charge. A. Barnes, arrested by O O. Nicbols." was obliged to pay- a fine- of '$25 " for overloading his truclc. " . ' ' Birth Is Reported-- i Mr. and Mrs.Xleorge Standleyof 529 South -Commercial ' street are rejoicing over the arrival of a baby daughter, fiarah Pauline, on July 2. at the Salem hospital. Mrs. - Btandley was formerly Miss Annie Gleeson. ' : , Ella Melkna Pans! Seed for1 al..at JUakVi Pet land, 25 cents..-' . Report Is Requested The executive committee?! of the Willamette board of trustees has requested Loyal Warner, manager ot the 1926 Wallulah, published last spring at , the .university, to submit a complete report of the financial affairs of the project The report will show a profit of less than $10OMue to the faqt that the book-was limited to $900 advertising -pace, according to 311 1 Mr. Warner. s.There.bas been coih- .f Seeks' Pla4e bf Birth "Can you" tell me where ffhd the lection of, the 'cit "nsed to be known' as Piety asked a woman- tourist, at ;U!amber'T, Commerce iJWedneg r can vl that 1 "A new sneed record for reading He. is also fTM.IqrMroiU Con8tItuton vroS" Unite'd thers, Joseph, IBert'Bliss, Charles, Martin, Edward and' Paul, of Sa lem: four sistersrGertrude Doma- galia, Agnes FeIlen, Cecflia;; A. Feilen, bf Salem, and. Rose ; Cairo of Portland.' Funeral services will be held from St Joseph's cburcb Thursday -morning, 4 uiy 9, at s a. m. Interment will be In the St. Barbara cemetery, with' Rev. homas V. Keenah in charge Re mains are at the chapel oi -the Salem mortuary.". tied Ikar -Uwler-Autst w James Haggan was arrested by Of fleer -Thomason " yesterday for begging on "Sortb CommerciaL Retwrns from Camp P Harold .Ware, local Boy Scout executive,' who has beea In Cas cadla for the last day or; two mak ing final preparations tor the Scout encampmentVto he held there in a ew, days, retnrned td the city' at midnight Tuesdatj Those going to the camp from Sa-j lem win leave Saturday morning Jackson .'.-'" - "Maria " Elizabeth Jackson, Tuesday, July ,7, at her former residence at 1815 Fairgrounds road, at the ag ot 80 years. She Is ;survived byJ,two sons E. D, Jackson of this city, and Charles -of Colorado; -one Bister," Mrs. Millie Gibbs of Nebraska, -and oae brother. E."D. Davis ot Illinois. Funeral services will be conduct ed1 from the eha'pel of jthe "Salem mortuary on Thursday,' July 9, at 2530. Interment Win 7be in -'Lee Mason cemetery, Rev. R. gow will officiate. . v States was set yesterday by Ken nelh "Morris, son of Dr. H. E. Mot rta of Salem, la the presence of H.- B. Groves, 'writer of national repute. .The time consumed In the TeadTng Was 15 minutes, and cut off ; exactly !l 5 minutes from j tae previous recora. . A youth of i4, and a ninth grade I student, Morris has read 259 books during the past year. Some of these books were on sports. some on history, others on out door and still others- were humorous, books. Kenneth is a ai- rect descendant pf Robert "Morris, who financed the revolution and was one" ot the signers of the Dec laration bf Independence. As soon as he reaches the age of 18 he Intends to seek an ap pointment to Annapolis. '- . . m a- aja" ssissssssss - srM" V -Jr f J i I m ''w r.rri" , I - : I : HEIM SHOE REDUCER 8TM3rER RATES TO CALTPORXIA ! BT PICKVlCK STAGES -flaa Francisco, one 7 f -x " Round Trip; $30.00 V; let Angelea, cn Vay, tZ7Jt3 ? Konul Trlni, 30.00 j t-acUl T.stes to Pkrtlea of t EUlt or Mor 1 i For Infonr - ...n ata Eeserva -" Uona phoa or call at ) Woodry & Woodrjr Pays Cask f of Fiimiture Phone 75 Electric For: Gail -A-'1 f-.:. EATS LftDD BUSHrBaniera : j General Tilnng fSuriaFTa 'CZm XLtarfl frotsi It a,, to 8 fw W Y6ur first pair ol Florsheims will be an iritt6ducticn to real shoe satisfacti6n.Th5ey ve you finest . wbrkrnanship, correct style, long : service-most value 'per dollar. : .:$lb-:' - T .v. . SesixtCs ' i 41 v 5 1 3 ": day. i She gave the name ot Mrs. Lillian Walker and said she was