THE OREGpN STATESMAN, SALE?.!, OREGOKA
SATURDAY , MORNING, JULY JoTl:
BROVVi SERVICE-MONDAY"
MASOX& HAVE C1IAUGK AT IX 3-:
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TCR3INT IN 8AU3I
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sale
This is the last week of our Summer Shirt Sale 4
Buy before it is too late :; i- ' i
To you these shirts are worth every cent of their original prices, but they
- -must go.
No man can have too many shirts, bat when such good ones can be bought
- for so little it behooves! every man to get busy.
G. W. Johnson j & Co.
469 STATE STREET
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Here is Special Bargain
A 1924 Willys-Knight
coupe sedan which wn taken
In on a Willys-Knight Six
sedan. '
' Looks and runs like new
with many extras priced
for quick sale at 11075
. first come, first Bcnred.
w u a Lkn
to
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Unity to spend a pleasant even
ing dancing to their; musio and in
cidentally giving their, home team
fcoost. ':' - r-
CITY
NEWS IN BRIEF
OiiratherManl
Stage Is Threatened-L-
; ' Gasoline which had run onto
the floor from a punctured, tank
Ignited '; and threatened to de
molish one of the Parker stages
In the garage of the Valley Motor
company yesterday afternoon.- An
employee of thegarage was sweep
ing -the gasoline away from be
neath' the stage with a wire broom
when suddenly eTther from com
bustion or sparks struck by the
broom on the cement floor the
gasoline ignited. It was only a
moment before the entire front
end of the stage was a mass of
flames, and but for the quick
work of a : near . employee who
seized an extinguisher and turned
Us . contents bn the fire, serious
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Fair
Slightly lower temperature east
portion; moderate northerly wind.
Max. 84; Min. 66; lltirer 1.2. fall
ing; Rainfall none; . Atmosphere
clear; Wind northwest.
ject to the provisions of the com- second prize in .the contest was
pensatlon. act, 100 were from! won by Mr. Saerwia. who suggest-
flrms5and corporations that have led a threes leggejrace, s a part
rejeciea me .aci ana none irom ox ,Tiaarsrpgjxu; Jdr.- Will- inTrtUr Dm. Ann be.
public ttUHty corporaUona1 not sub- iam's suggestfott-ofpost ;6f lice" t or." thm tir Tartment Tiad time
as appropnateggme, woff rof Jto write -oae cene. The de-
that indrridual thetooby prise. 1 partmsnt was called but when it
arrived the fire . extinguisher had
already done good service and the
tire had been put out. ' The top
and doors of the stage were badly
charred and the cushions in the
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Charles -'LeRoy Brown wa ,
born August 15. -1S88. at
Cltyr MontanaV and died in Port- ''
land. Oregon, on July 14. 1925.
He was employed by the PotU-
lland Electric Pdwer company and
was engaged, id hi-work as liuo
I man when he was strkken To.
i fellow workmen on the pole witii
him at the time supported hh.i
and lowered him to? the ground.
He was taken to the hospital and""
at the end of throe hours eftort.
j to revive him, was . given up aa
! dead. ... ...
The verdict of the coroner's
Jury was that be died, of hemor-
rhage of the etomacn tause un-
determined. '
" lie is survived by bis widow,
Bella Nlles' Brown, two daaghtar.
Mary, Louise age ten, Elizabeth
Anne age eight, bis mothef. Mrs,
C. E. Brown.' of Salem, three sis- .?
j ters, Mrs. F. A. Stein, of Miles -City,
Montana. Mrs. Elmer Rett.
of Salem, and Mrs. O. Kirk pat- :
rick; of Tucson. Arizona.
Funeral services will he held at
the parlors of Chambers company.
in Portland, at 10:00 a. Mon
day, followed by services at the
grave in City View cemetery, fa -llem,
at 1:20 p. m. Services at
the grave will be conducted by Pa
cific Lodge No. 50, A. F. &. A. Mv
NOTED GOLFER B.RRFJ
IX LOXDOX AS AMATETll
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Ject to the provisions of the com
pensation act. ' -
Woodry Bays Furniture
; Store i at Summer and Norway
streets. Phone 611.
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Classes Are Closing
' The first of the three summer
school classes being held . at the
high school will close this week.
The other two will complete their
work some time next week.
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The Theater Today
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Oregon D WL
master piece
Wonderful!"
Dempster and
llton- i ! .
Griffith's
Isn't Life
with Carol
Neil Ham-
Grand-Tom Mix and Tony
supported by Claire Adams
InOh, You Tony."
BllgU L. "Signal Tower,,
with an all star cast and 5
actar vaudeville. , t ,
Moorehouse Is 111 r
Dr. W, G. Moorehouse, Teterjn-
arian. Is confined
pneumonia. Dr.
who Is associated with Dr. Moore-
house 1st looking
tlce. In addition
Teterinarian. Dr.
humane jpf fleer.
Snmmer Street Lot
j Within' four blocks state house.
Priced $1900, or
Right how; Becko tc
U. s. Bank bldg.
Oranges ys. Loganberrirs
W. E.Xox of Los. Angeles
traded an orange orchard - for a
loganberry tract.
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Contract Is Receired
The Kennell-Elli studio of Sa
lem has been awarded the con
tract to furnish aU photosraphs
for the Monmouth annual for front seat were practically ruined.
.Otherwise the fire did little dam-
next year. The same firm will
also make all pictures for the Wil
lamette university and Salem high
school annuals. i
Here From Idah
Mr)- and Mrs. T. G. Gooderham
and Mr- and Mrs. J. R. Freidlnger
of. Pocatellp. Idaho, are guesU of
Mr., and Mrs. Jess Shepherd ,-of
1316 South Fifteenths The Good-
erhams and Freidingers have been
attending the Elks convention.
Mr. Gooderham is a brother of
Mrs. Shepherd.
School Geta Paint
The . outside doors and along
the waUs Inside of the high school
building have been freshly painted.
Vigilence Prevents FJi
Vigilence upon ( the part of
Harry A. Rowe, merchants' patrol
man, early last night, prevented a
fire at the Cherry City Cleaners,
on North High. In makinr bis
rounds Officer Rowe discovered
that the proprietor had faUed to
turn off the electric iron and the
equipment was sending forth
much smoke. Officer Rowe out
out the fire without calling the
department. The damage was
very slight.
Stolen Auto Found
A .Chevrolet touring car, re-
porte d to police as stolen from in
front of the First Methodist Epis
copal church Thursday night, was
found by police Friday, in the
same place that it was alleged to
have been stolen' from. A. M.
Lausch of 1375 North Sixteenth
street, is the owner of the car.
Iter. Poling to Speak ''
Rev. C. C. Poling of the First
Evangelical church of Salem is to
be a speaker at the Silverton dis
trict Sunday school convention at
Victor Point Sunday.
to his home by
Fred W. Lange.
after his prac-
to his duties as
Moorehouse is
two for $3700.
Hendricks.
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Why Pay More-
Yon can buy two large lots high
and dry south for $450 and $25
down, balance sio a month are
terms. Just east of Lincoln school
on south Winter street." Perfect
; protected view and large trees? A
restricted district that means mod
ern homes. See and compare with
other lots. ! " Three plots a left.
Becke & Hendricks, U. S. Bank
bldg J18
Three Licenses Issued
Three marriage; licenses were
taken out in the , county clerk's
office yesterday. They- were ap
plied for by Caryd Carson, Hart
ford, Conn., and Margaret Collins.
1110 Norway; Ingoal Edland. of
Silverton, and ; Wanda , Irene
Thomas, of Scotts! Mills; Francis
J. MoNnlty, 351 N. Cottage, and
Madolin Essler, 1330 Eight Ave
nue, N., Seattle. )
Get Building Permits
" Building permits were issued
yesterday to Andresen and Son,
who will erect at Oregon avenue,
a' warehouse, at a cost of $1000,
and to C M. Stewart w&c will
erect a . garage at 1230 Center
street, at a cost of $700. ' " "
ShonU ConnicMack's Athletics, as they now. line op, eventuafly capture a pesaant bo
be able to say Connie rbought" the flag. Ke has developed all but four of hi stars.
Rube Walberg, Baumgartner and Miller are the only members of hi team who ever piayel tefcu
larly on another big league club. Above, some of Connie s homemade stars.
Salem visitor yesterday. '
J. F.. Wright, of Seattle, is in
the city on business.
Mrs. C. E. Anderson, and
daughter, of Spokane, were Salem
visitors yesterday. -
L. M. Bunting of Eugene, - was
in Salem yesterday. v
Bits For Breakfast I
life. On March 28.-1924, he is
said to have deserted his family
and left them In destitute circum
stances. . !
Mrs. Gentry asks the custody of
the two small children, a boy and
girl, and asks $4 0 a month for
their support. Gentry, she states,
is capable of earning $100 a
month. "
Dog Owaera Warned
County Clerk - Boyer ; has sent
May Pleads Guilty "
W. T. May, arrested near Sil
verton on a charge of manufac
ture, of liquor, entered a plea of
guilty to the charge yesterday in
the Justice court. He will be sen
tenced next week by Brazier C.
Small, justice of the peace. May
was arrested by Roy Bremmer.
deputy sheriff. He is said to hate
Service To Start-
Rev. Martin Fereshetian. pastor
of the Unitarian church of Salem,
announces ' that services which
have been discontinued during the
summer months will again be held
regularly from the first of Septem
ber on, in the Unitarian church
Although Rev. Fereshetian Is not
appearing in his pulpit capacity
this month he will be very glad to
be of assistance to any of his par
ishioners or other friends when
ever they wish to call upon him.
as he will be in the city all sum
mer. - - . i- - 1 ! . -
Luther Myers Going Strong-
Most of the old timers of Sa-
has
warning: to dog 'owners stating been making moonshine whiskeylem "member Luther Myers. In
Mr Cox now
resides at box 17a, route 7. Salem.
Rev. Johnson to Speak
Rev. Weston Johnson secretary
for the board of foreign missions
of the Pacific coast, haj been chos
en as the speaker at the union
church services to beheld next j rar', the
.Sunday at 4 o'clock 47 Willson March 1.
park. Rev. Johnsoirfe' attending
the Presbyterian synod at Enarene. Requisition Issued
Besides being a speaker of repute. Requisition papers were issuea
that licenses for all dogs must be
paid within the specified time as
fixed by a statute passed during
the last legislature, or an ad
ditional $1 for male and spaded
female dogs and $2 for female
dogs will be, charged. " The statute
provides for the additional charge
of $1 when the license remains
unpaid until August 1. After this
the limit of grace will
on a small scale.
be
Card of Thank
Wa wish in tl...!,' ...V, J
h Is an authority on OrienUl cus- Friday for the return to Oregon everyone of our kind friends and
uuis oa , problems, naving uvea oi non a. uwuive, uuuci n9k
In China, Japan. Siberia and the I la Montana. He la wanted In The
Oriental, countries, most of hislDallesi 4dr5 larceny by bailee,
career. Benjamin Kimber. -win 1 Georce Shearer. ..deputy sheriff.
have charge of the music. . Miss will go after 4beprisoner.
the old days he waa in partner
ship with J. W. Crawford, In hard
ware and stoves and, tinning, ln.a
wooden store room near where
the FirBt National bank is now
Then Mr. Myers was the tinner at
the asylum' for-the insane, alter
which he lived Jn the Silver Creek
Falls; district. ..where he had,
farm. Seterajfyears. ago he eold
out and weat back to his old home
in Maumeehio. A. M. Clough
yesterday reteived a copy of the
Maumee Advance-Era of July 10
in which was the following .news
item: "Luther Mvera felhrtA
neighbors for their beautiful floral his 80th birthday annlvrr trw
offerings andwords of sympathy day; July 10. He eats three meals
a day-and sleens like 'a lor. he
To Business Men of Salem
On behalf , of Salem lodee No:
336, BPOE, I wish to thank the
business men of Salem for their
splendid cooperation in closing
their places of business and allow
ing their employes to participate
in the national Elk convention in
Portland Thursday. , W. L Need-
ham, Exalted Ruler. 118
Gladys Mclntyre.wJll reader-a vo
cal solo.- Paul; Wallace will pre
side at the meeting.
in . the loss of our daughter and
sister, Pyrl Hill., Mr. and Mrs. C.
H. Hill and family. , ; 118
More Projects Listed
In addition to projects recently
Sirs. Fereshetian Sings-.
Word from Mrs. Martin Fere-
Apartment House Couple 4
v Here's strictly modern "three
room home with, furnace, fire
place, full cement basement, hard
wood floors, cement walks, paved
corner, cement floor garage and
drive; Immediate possession and
Winds. .Light fixtures,- linoleums,
hot water heater, range.- screens
and awnings.' Price $4250. Reas
onable terms. Becke 4V Hendricks,
V- S, Bank bldg. ? -v J18
advertising for receiving of bids shetlan, wife of Rev. Fereshetian,
In Portland July . 28, the 'state of the Unitarian church. Indicates
highway commission has added j that she Is having a splendid time
bids for grading of 4.32 miles on In the east, and is being kept busy
the I Redwood ' Junction-Wells as a performer. She has sung in
ranch section t the Oregon Caves the First "Methodist Episcopal
highway in Josephine county and church, the Unitarian church, and
two .box concrete culverts on the I In the Christian Science church of
Sherman highway in the town of Pittsburgh, and by invitation be-
iays,. and keeps the grass and
weeds out of the garden, picks the
berries, and is also building "a
double garage. He thinks that's
going some for a kid." " ;r ; .
The band concerts
They draw wonderfully well
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; And they are a feature of the
life of Salem that Is appreciated,
and ought to be.
Every, member of the band is a
loyal Salem citizen, and nearly
every mem her is a home owner
and taPyer. here. '. This Is one of
tne lines or service that is given
to the public free of cost; or at
least, to all visitors. .
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A friend of the Bits for Break
fast man at 8:20 lant evening
made a special count of the auto
mobiles, and he found 620 parked
Oi State and Court streets oppo
site tne grand stand in wuison
park. At 8:45, 700 were parked
In a 'radius of one block north. or
south of Court and State streets.
On a 'basis of five to each car.
3500 came to hear the band con
cert.' Those coming other than by
auto would likely 'make the total
far above 5000;-perhaps 7000.
valuable asset for, Salem. They
bring people here who trade with
our business concerns, and they
create good will that makes . for
the reputation of Salem among
her neighbors from all directions.
No one." would like, to .think of. do
ing without our band concerts.
, There was but one fatal-acci
dent for every four an da quarter
million" people carried By the rail
roads of the United States In 1924
That seems a mighty small : per
centage and shows theT great care
exercised by tbe heads of the
transportation systems. However,
the Interborough subway system
of New York City has that beaten
Here the fatal accidents number
but; one 'for each' billion of pas
sengers 'carried. : . '? - ' -
DESERTION IS CHARGED
NOTICE PRUNE SALES
WASHINGTON GROWERS ARE
CLOSED OX FEW TONS
Los Angeles from Germany to the
United States is entitled to great
respect," Secretary Wilbur said.
"and there Is no doubt that the
use of two dirigibles . Instead of
one for such a project would be
very desirable.'
"However, at the present time
tbe United States navy has no in
tention of making any committ
ments toward a dirigible - polar
night."
LONDON'. Because he-acted as;
a professional to axlmb in .America
for a few months in 1903, Fred,
Mackenxie , of ,St Andrews , has,
been refused reinstatement as an.
amateur by he Royal and Ancient
club, says the Golf Monthly. . - ,
. For the past zo years Macken
zie has played In the local club
competitions at St. Andrews as an
amateur, but on account oi. bis
one lapse into professionalism ho
cannot take part in open compel!
tive golf except as a professional.
Some movement in the market
for new crop prunes 'has. been
noticeable in the last few days,
Announcement has been made to
the effect; that the Washington
Growers have closed sales for a
few tons at 11 cents for the 30s
and 8 cents for the 40s. The
Drager fruit eompauy has also
sold aome.of this year's crop at the
above prices. - j
Probably not more than 8 or 10
cars of prunes have been sold so
far this year, but the movement of
these few is being"watched with
interest,' as the prices obtained
from them will probably indicate
the market trend for the rest of
the crop. j
DIRIGIBLE TRIP .TO ARCTIC
MEETS WITH DISFAVOR?!
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PERSONALS
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Grass Valley.
Prosecutor Is Named
r Governor Pierce "yesterday jap-
pointed E. L. Elliott, of Klamath
Falls, district attorney for Klam
ath county to " succeed William
fore the grand chapter of the or
der Of Eastern Star. .. She will re
turn to Salem some time the lat
ter part of the month.
Band Concert Enjoyed
' Ahether of the Cheriian band
Concerts In Willson narlr lant nlrht
attracted a, large crowd. The aext J 9nH ?9l??t& slfBed:
yncen . wm .be . offered Tuesday
Kpeedrr Is Arrested r
H. Chettirk Wji mrrnztmA lan
ight for speeding and was cited
to appear in police court today.
S. Shelley Saunnan, M. D
Announces the opening of bis
new offices on the fourth Hoot of
the Unlte$ States Bank building.
Phone 77$ and 777. 1 J20
Games "Are Suggested
Dr. 'William B. Mott. won the
first prize In a contest held at the
bree Accidents Fatal
Industrial accident 5 Hat mad
tne, lives for the week ending luncheon meeting of the Lions
"u,7 is, according to the weekly club yesterday. The contest was
port of the state Industrial ac- for the best auggesUon asj to
ttdent commission. - These were stunts for the picnic to be held by
weorge Jepsen, choker,' Scappoose; J the Organization next Friday! at
. ProsU plant foreman. Pen-I Won Reynold's grove. Dr. Mott
VCtoa.T eJad- Clam! t.in .1 1 a.HnT,A n .t.
i ' rK -w'Tfcidos. Of the Tie tion broke forth' Into a -flowery
accidents reported, 615 were sub-l oration on varyink subjects. -The
Baseball Dance Tonight
The Bliss Novelty orchestra has
been obtained for the benefit dance
to be staged tonight at the Crystal
Gardens, In an effort to replenish
the exchequer of the Salem Sena
tors, . according ' to . announcement
of "Frisco Edwards, who Is work
ing hard to make the event a suc
cess. . This orchestra is one of the
best In the -vicinity, and it Is hoped
that a large number of fan's will
avail themselves of this ' oppor-
Mrs. I. N. Jones of Independence
was a Salem visitor yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Kean of
Burnt wood were In Salem yester
day morning. ; . (
.Mrs. A.1 L. Ramsey of Albany
was a Salem visitor Friday.
. Mrs. Ellen Davis of Independ
ence spent Friday In Salem.
. - Mrs. H. A. Brown, and her son
of Sublimity were Salem visitors
yesterday. ; ' ' : "
Mr. and Mrs. IL B. Kibbey of
Brooks were Salem visitors y ester
day. - ;. ' .'
jonn Gray of .rortiand was a
ASOTIIER VANCOUVER MAR-
; RIAGE GOES ON. ROCKS
Declaring that:, her .husband
abandoned ' her and two small
children and left them with .but
$5, Esther Gentry has. filed suit
for divorce, from Floyd R. Gentry.
They were married In Vancouver
in 1920. . MCT
Gentry., according to the com
plaint, was "profane. Irritable and
cruel", during their entire married
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Itsrs SsmaMt asl rorriy tlnr-i .!
REDUCEBv CITSniEIt RATX3
TO CALIFORNIA
BY PICKWICK STAGES
Eaa Francisco, one way, f iSJUO
Round Trip, f30.00
Loa Angelee, one way, C27X5
Round Trip, (50.00
tjecial Rates to- Partial el
i - vt- ;.. Eight or Uore
For Information aid Reserva-
tlont phone CIS, or call at
CZTSAti ttXICT TTTrV!TTT?lIi
Woodry Woodrv
rajs Cash for Furniture
-Phone 75 " -.v:
FLIGHT PLANS QUASHED
SAN FRANCISCO. July 17
(By Associated Press). It is in
advisable at the present time for
the United States to Join with
Germany in a dirigible expedition
to the north pole next spring as
outlined by the German seppelln
builder. Dr. Hugo Eckner, Secre
tary of the Navy Curtis D.-Wilbur
said here today when Informed
that such an expedition had been
suggested.
The plan as suggested by Eck
ner proposed tnat eacn country
fly its own airship, the two keep
ing In constant touch and "PP1- Astoria Steame
menting eacn otner. ... i.....
ine opinion oi ur. c-cner wnolvnrV
DrvuSul OUT own Jiavai uirigiuie
Fifty Leaders of Lisbon (
Bomb Outrages Deported
. . LISBAN The nead of the crim
inal investigating police has be
come one of the most popular men
In Lisbon because of his activities
jn rounding up the leaders In tbe
recent bomb outrages, as a result
60 of the most dangerous extremists-
have been deported to- west
Africa; ' '".
Little effort had been mad to
apprehend the trouble makers un
til the attempted asssalnation of
Colonel Ferreira de Amaral, bead
of the Lisbon police, who was shot
on a street corner. Only one of
the group of assailants was ar
rested at the time, but rigid In
vestigations soon revealed the
identity of the others and all were
taken into custody. This proved
an easy task when the police de
cided to act because the leaders
having escaped arrest after pre
vious ' outrages, became bolder
with each succeeding one' and did
not take the trouble to hide from
the police.; . .
Colonel Amaral's fine record in
the World war won for him gen
eral admiration and the police of
all sections of Lisbon joined in a
concerted more to . apprehend - his
assailants.
The Investigations devested that
the terrorists - In addition to the
bomb outragea bad been gailty of
robberies aud extortions. It having
been shown that one of the Lisbon
banks had given large sums of
money to the men under threat of
damage by a boiab. "
cases
Virginian loads
sa!mon for New
GABRIEL .
Powder and Supply Co.
' Taints an VaniUBM ' v
ITI get CoamrclaI XVM Tit
for ryroRMTiox
ABOUT RAILROAD TRIPS
Phone 727-
OREGON ELECTRIC
Today;
Sunday I
Monday,
OMJouTongl .
Grand Orchestra
COMEDV XEWS
GRAND
OBITUARY
. . : . Webb
I. A. Webb died at his residence
In Portland July 1? at the age of
71 years. y He.Is.su rvlved by his
widow. Katherlaa L. Webb, two
daughters, Mrs.- Pearl Nelson and
Mrs. E. M. Welch of Portland; one
son, C B., Webb -of Salem. Fune
ral services will be held Saturday
at 4 p. m. - from the Portland
crematorium, Rev. Pence officiat
ing. ; ' , s. ;
Electric Cafe
For
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When
Are Ready
To Move
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LApD z BUSH, Banlccro .
---CSSai Hvaet tzvtm.. It si n to 9 '
Call on us, for we hare padded Vans and Fleece
lined eorers for yonr farnltore and piano, ' First
" dasa piano and furniture moTerd .'-"S"
,Ve also handle Breeder Stoves, Furnace
r vl v Coals and Diamond Briquettes -
Larmer Transfer &
' ' Storage Co.
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