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Newspaper Page Text... 1- - . ; v TUB QREGON STATESMAN SAimOBECON 4 r : 1 ' t ; t - 4r: ft J, : 'iivs -;-yTy:yy:r; ry? ' y I i: (Gaps Vi(e;haye a right cap for fpr every purpose . 'Don't take just anything you can get in a cap. It .requires, as much sfcill .to make" an - Artistic Cap as Jo Make a Hat . yof Correct' Form prne inihere yHtHrany cap requirement ypu may have 11! I 1 f i'T--:ifo state StreiVVJ;l:-jt' m Thb is Truck Time : Ij We hare trucks ranging from Samsona at : $ 3 5 G to 750 for a-G. C. 1921 model, 1 -ton capacity. Also hare a Chevrolet 1 ton truck at a bargain. Also a ; Dodge dellrerr at ?230. This is a special price for: ; ' '- ''. thi,week .' - '.. Corvallis. - Signs Hare also been placed in, the . Rlckreall district, j. Folder Is Fonnd J"""" A pocket folder - was found by Katherlne ;Rowe in Willson park yesteraay. and turned orer to" the police. The folder Is the property of P. L. Pahuland of 1215 South Commercial. " " S2 0 0 0 worth of , grains of rarions I kinds will - be salvaged from the debris. This sum, will be applied on the $1S5,000 loss sustained by the company, when, the "mill burn ed. ' The sacks in which the sal raged - grain - is contained are o damaged that new. ones are being provided. ; . .; . -Jf air . ,:--4 . Mild near coast and; warm In .) the interior; gentle' to "moderate ; northerly wlndsrYesterdayVmax imnm, 8;V minimum, B3j, river, falling; jTainfall,: none; 'at . mo8phere, clear; twlnd, northwest. At The Theater Today i nr - t Drdgom "His , Supreme 'jMpment,", by ,5lay ,Edgln ton with Ronald Colman aijd Blahche Sweet. - " ,,QrandTony a jx d Tom Mix in "Oh?-.You Tony.". BliKh- Five Acts Hippo- y-ome Vaudeville a,nd Pic-. lures. - i - I , . Steeres formerly practiced in Dal- i tees were appointed: Program, Us and has recently purcnased the J. . L.' Valitbn ' r &perty at 1635 State street,, where .Jje will make his future .tome. - Upon his return home Pr. Steeyes will' be associat ed '.. with. .iDr. J, jch.elieyT. Saurman (ii tthe ,Uj S. National bank buUd ing. '..r - " ; ' r . ": v Why Keep Mother. dn the fcoUkitchen? . Have Sun day dinner ; at the Salem restau rant.; A reai treat awaits you. J19 Here From .Mc3IimiTille Mr, and . Mrs. J.D. IcCprmlck, of the Kimball Scnool of Theology, were "SIcMInnf ille i yisItorsyester- day. They brought back -Mr. Me , Cormlf k's father and mother, who will spend a fewdays visiting in Salem. " " '. " ' r;- Sjcecial jCvmipnnicMloja--. i 5 Pacific i lodge- No. ''SO'AFV&AM, 'at "Masonic temple at 1 p. "m. . Monday, j NWdJj July 20. 1925, to attend .iunerai . oi '-our j jate' brotner. .'- Charles Roy Brown, of Albert Pik, lodge, No. 162. AF ft AM Order, M. W,- .," A, Baying a Piano, Phonograph ; Saxophone or ; any p other r musi cal. Instrument? Then" get thef best buys of a HfStlme at "Moore's Mn sic House. V ' " " 119 Old Restdenta ITsit- " Mr. and Mrs. Ed Koub.: of Santa Ahnai palfreSalem'Tlsltbrs this week. . Mr 'and Mrs. Koub are old Salem j residents; - and --will be - re- .membered'by mafty, of the ,old tim- ers. They operated - the Home restaurant in "partnership , with Dr.- O." H. Kent : arrangements. O w.. Giles and" J. E' ; Pettver&w Ubles, Mr. and Mrs. William Lo- welI; jBupplles R. R. Ryan . Shelley Saannan, M. D. . Announces the opening of his new offices on the fourth, floor of the United States iBank ; building rnone- 776 and ; 777. f, V " ; J20 Visiting Headquarters "Miss Withers and Miss Knott, members f of the f Walla Walla county health, unit, and Miss Eric- son; T state advisory; nurse of. the vvasnington state department of health, will be in Salem, tomorrow and will .visit the headquarters of the Marion county child health demonstration. , , . Cost-Price . . On air lawn and porch swings. Giese-Powers. .. J19 (Grange, Holds Session Somd-30 members -were present at the regular monthly meeting of Salem, Grange held yesterday at the labor, hall. The next meeting of the Grange is to be at the fair grounds v- where a picnic will be held. One ' application for- mem bership :was: received, and. will be acted upon at the next meeting. Biggest Bargains Ever Offered " .Musical Merchandise at Moore'B Mupic House,' 409-415 Court,-this week. j "' " j!9 Teacher Is Promoted Harry. McEuen. a tormer Willa mette student, and for the last two years a teacher in southern Oregon . high schools, haa been given a position as Instructor in the. English department of Oregon Agricultural college. He wni go to.CorvalUa to taka ub his new duties some - time the latter part of next month...... ' ' " Pleads Not GuUty, . jonn isurnKaue, arrested near Mount - Angel yesterdar. on a charge of maintaining a .nuisance, entered - a plea of not guilty in justice court. - His case will come up before Brazier C Small, Justice of the peace, on Monday. Dr. Marshall, Osteopathlc Physiclan and Surgeon. J19 terday: MF." Sargenl" Is "a" former Salem resident. r ' . : E. Heary of St. Paul was a Sa lem business" visitor yesterday. - Mr. and- Mrs.- M. . J. Carter of Portland were Salem visitors yes terday. -. ;- "Doc" Gehman. local sportsman. is leaving. alem tonight-for east ern points where he will spend several months visiting with rela tives and friends. ' Mr. Gehman will go by way of Prince Rupert. Mrs. Blanche Adams, steno grapher and bookkeeper at the YMCA, was able to attend to work at her office yesterday. She has been ill at home for several weeks. Mrs. Walter Johnson and two little daughters, Ruby and Paul ine, of Albany; were Salem visitors yesterday. : Mr. Johnson, who was formerly employed at -Stiffs fur niture store, is now employed by a furniture company in Albany. : j Mr. and Mrs. William Ueth and family were in Salem yesterday, Their home i9 in Gervais. I Miss Charlotte Horning of Sa lem left for -Newport "yesterday morning, where she will spend the week-end.'''" 'f ' ' - .' ' r I - Mabel Sherman of Shaw, who was operated on in a local hospl- Here From Indiana- Mr. and Mrs. William E. Darter of. Marlon," lnd.,"arrived in the city last night for a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs.' N.' D: Elliott. The Darters are on their first" visit" to the coast. . Mr. Darter is a mall carrier. - ' - -- " tal a week ago. returned to Jier home last nlght.'-"- : Everett; Booster . of .Woodburn a Salem business visitor yes terday, i rr.- . Miss Rose Mints, of the Smart Shop will . leave today for a two weeks' vacation in the east. While there she will visit with relatives and friends. : Speeders Are Arrested Walter. Martin was arrested yes terday by -Officer Edwards on a charge of speeding. He was cited to appear Monday. Russell Hurst of .the .BUgh. hotel .was arrested last night by Officer Edwards for speeding 30 miles a hour on North Cottage street. vVVJ'iGUARD l Obituary SUff WUl Teach " Three' members of the Marlon county child health- demonstra tion staff will go to Portland to morrow to teach for two weeks in the "University of. Oregon school of eoeial work. Those going are: Dr. .Estella.'Ford Warner. .Miss Anne Simpson and -.Miss Elnora Thompson. The school .will be at tended for the most part, by teach ers and social service .workers. Governor. Attends Picnic Governor. Pierce was a. special guest at the Chapman picnic near Eola yesterday., The.gpvernor left last night for Bend where e will speak at a farmers' picnic. Williams to Coast Fred A. WUliams. local . attor ney, will leave, for,. Toledo today. He will appear before the Lincoln county court Monday and Tues day.;. ' " - ... ' -,-. - IIogat -. . Henry La Near Hogate of Ami ty, Ore., died at a local hospital on-July 17, at the age of 12 years. He Is survived by his mother, by three sisters, , Arleene, , Gretchen and Dorothy; by three brothers, Stanley, - Jesse and Manual all of Amity. : - The remains . are .at the chapel of the. Salem jnortuary. 210 Center street. t Funeral services will be held .this afternoon at 2:30, o'clock. Rev..C C. Poling will officiate. Interment ' will be in the Clagget cemetery north oi Salem. GAIt Attention ' You are requested to meet at the.Rigdon mortuary on Monday, July 20, at 1:30 o'clock to attend the funeral of Comrade A, C. Lea- bo. J. J. Newmyer. commander. Lawn and Porch Swings -" Cosrprice Vti Giese-Powers. J19 Will ., Be Sentenced . : - Sentence will be imposed next Saturday J on Paul Muho, who .pleaded guilty on arraignment Sat urday morning 'to charges of hav ing a still -in his possession. The arralgnmentlwas in JuIge Kelly's Icourt., Harry Bloch gave the evi dence which led to"-Muno's arrest. OAC Club Will Picnic All former students and alumni of OAC are' Invited to attend the July . meeting of the Salem 0 AC club to' be held ' at, the Harry Pearcy, ranch T, hursday evening The ranch is located two and one- half miles north of Spong's land lng. Swimming and other sports are on the program. A picnic din ner will be served between .6:30 o'clock and 7 o'clock. i ! r1 Think "Con" Stole Auto .Jesus-- Torres, who escaped .Masic Week at. Moore's) Means bargains lor .eTery. music I from the sute penitentiary Thnrs-, lover.- See our. windows. .Music, House, V; j Moore's J19 Mr. O'Leary a. few1 years ago 3ee Financial Stalent-Wj 4 j ": :6t the Ore Tire Relief? Ass'n. on page 4of this'papefl 519 Piano and Violin "Lessons- Joy Turner-Moses will teach .for the summer 335 N - Capitol, Phone 468-M. : ' v 119 Trip Is Planned f - Miss Edna Garfield, well known Salem writer, will leave for Seat tle .today where : . she .will spend i several weeks? r risiting ' with friends and relailTes." ! .day, the . day" after he . had, been made a trustee, n believed to have stolen an automobile J that disappeared from the home of O. D. Bennigar, near Four ' Corners yesterday morning early. The automobile is a Ford car, with " a truck, body. 151-184. . bearing . the license Labor Demand, Supply EaaL Reports from the United States mnlnvmnt.fflce. malnUlned.in Home for Two .. . ; . .i.J..i'l,.-jt.4.i .vi.l Ready to occupy. Range, water me rrJ w heater; drapes, etc., ; gd; t Threes Woodry Buys Furniture j Store at Summer and Norway streets. Phone '511. JlStf Visitors To Retnrn T- Mr. and-Mrs. Perry Powers, of Grand. RapIdSi .Mich.,' wbo have been visiting thelf son W. F. Powers, and family,' left on . the Signs Bring Results return trip yesterday after spend-1 - Signs placed along the highway ing several weeks here. ' They I directing tourists .to go by way of tfie labor, supply Is pnly, slightly room modern with', furnace, fire- will return by way of Seattle. Mr. fcalem to their destination are said vwwo v. - luiavc. vciucui uaocuicuu lurv. k. 1 - i ruwrrs is a nrominRnr npWRnnncr. .fact Js notable because the oerry picking season and the baying sea son are over with, and generally with the culmination of these two activities, there is felt an Increase in the number of unemployed.-The t report of the bureau for 'the. week 'ending July 18, shows 18 6 regls- tratlons, 172 calls, 169 Preferred and 153 placed. Or the women 86 registered, 77 were In demand, 76 referred and 69 placed. - age, nardwOpd floors, etc, cement walks drive and both ' streets' paved and paid. See at 1107 Mar ket. Terms if desired and Immedi ate possession. Becke & Hendricks U. S. Bk. Bldg.. 322 by the manager of the auto park to be increasing the number of tourists " stopping at" the .cama Dr. W. L. Mercer, Osteopathic j These signs have been placed on man in Grand Rapids Physician. Bank Bldg. 404-5 U. S. Nat 319 the west side of the river,nea. The Spa Open It'$ which Annnal Report Filed The annual report of Alice M. Bacon, county school superinten dent''of Josephine county, shows an Increase, in the "enrpUment of the last year over that of previous years. The grade schools enrolled ' :- . " ' . I 1720 nunfls and :the hleh kchoollw tt-,i- owncoid storage plant, r'?" Anto Is Stolei C. A. Boling of Route 6, Salem, reported to the police last night that a Ford touring car, license No. 119-229 had been stolen. Wood. Dry planer trimmings. Fred , - . . 419 Woodry & Woodry Pays" Cash for Furniture ( . none-. v a . . k WIU Have Operation Mrs. I. L. Corner, 215 South Winter, will go to Portland today where she will have an operation performed to remove her tonsils. She will return the latter part of next '.week. .:.:?, : Leaves For Hospital , Chester . Ball, one of those in Jured, early : 'Thursday morning vhena car. in which he was rid ing. .crashed into a, freight . train Rooms Are Closed .Due to the absence of the office force at the Chamber of Commerce rooms.no business was transacted Saturday. C. E. Wilson, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, is attending a convention in . Port land, and his assistant. Miss Flor ence Pope, is away from the city on a vacation. Abbott At. the residence of. his daugh ter, 1840 Nob Hill street James F. Abbott died at the age of 78 years. He is survived by his wife Flora Abbott, two sons, Fred F of North Bend, Charles C of New York nd three daughters, Mrs. Si P. Cope, of Corvallis, Mrs. B. M. Randall, Salem and Mrs. B. Fay monville of Seattle, also two sis ters, Mrs. Van Newklrk, Mt. Clairi N. J., and Mrs. S. J. Bennett of Blnghamton,.N. Y. -Funeral ser vices, will be held Monday, .July 20. at 3 p. m. from the Rigdon mortuary. . " Lea bo A. C. Leabo died at the resid ence, 1780 Court street, July. 18. at 6:30 a. m., at the age of S2 years. He is survived by his wid ow, Pauline Leabo, one son Reas H. of Portland, one daughter Mrs. neaiwIUektealU-.was seat to hos- ti.nf -A 0,TO . TJ-i: c-i I Augusta .Uallla -6X Salem, six h. h. wr, - th. no, FanlclHdren,. eight great gran d- x t ,.. " . children. Funeral services will which he sustained a broken nose, and arm,, and, other minor injur ies., His condition is said not. to b serious. ; be held . .Monday .-. at 1:30 p.- ra. from the RIgdon's chapel. .Inter ment In Lee " Mission " ."cemetery, i ReT. Fred Taylor will officiate: Down Monthly Bay .any make of Typewriter Typewriters Rented Repaired ; We make Rubber Stamps, . Seals, etc.. Ask ns. for -prices Atlas Book & Stationery Co. 465 State Street EYE HYffiJE enTIulcior'CoriserTLngr YonrSihr (Continued : from-last Sunday) 8. cieaaso th eyea night , and. morning. wlthL pure . - - water, . .. . ' 9. Never rnb the eye with the hands or with an unclean toweC 10. Remember that S7 per cent, of all Information . . ' comes through the rye. Human profJcicnry. de- : .' pends upon good vislan Have iyoor eyea properly ' 1 . eqnlpped. to see. . v v , ' MORRIS. OPTICAL ; -;;r-i:'co::::- 303. ORECiOX, BLDCL V Salem. Ore. Today J : - JVlpnday . 0rr0 re if. rt motion joj& ", Grand Orcheatra -COMEDY NEWS' GRAND i Oregon Pulp & Paper Go. Salem, Oregon MUACTURERS Sulphite and .Manila Wrappings, also Butdiersw,Wrap . pings, Adding 3Iachine Paper, Greaseproof, Glassine? Drug Bond, Tissue, Screenings and Specialties. . i I PERSONALS -w Harold .-Fearing of Salem is vis iting with friends in Portland. Mr. Fearing Is a student at Willa mette nniversity." , ' -. , Mr and Mrs. H. C. Gardner of Denver, Colo., are Salem visitors. William Sargent and father of Portland were Salem visitors yes- 1 in ii ill '" i f MTTiTnT Electric Cafe ;For 11 TTi A met Mil 1 O mil ' - ii i ii in. ii iT , "-Jim " 1 ' ' i T : weather. : Case Is Dismissed v'-V A suit for damages filed by Mrs. M. E. Reed, orOrenco, against C D. Kennedy, was - dismissed by Judge Percy - R." Kelly yesterday. The case has been settled out of court. Mrs. Reed filed action for 94488 a result of an automobile ' i d I Grants Passl Hugo, Kerby, Merlin, i 4 ..I and Wolf Creek All are standard four-year high schools. Dr. White, Osteopathy , Electronic Diagnosis and treat ment.) ' 119 - 1 - ' - " "i - i ,. sred Ten men were busr amidst the wreckage .of , the Cherry City mill yesterday removing grain that was not entirely spoiled In the , fire. It is estimated by officials of the company ... that approximately $300 DownV- - Balance, just like rent,, takes 6 room noma at 1 1 2(1 cThemelrAtA accident at JfeeJ.njtersecUQn:.otthe 1 street. 'J5ecke-&;Hendrlcks,TDrs: racine Hignway ana me wuejua- Bk Bldg. i i 1 122 wa road. Opportunity t Thafa" What - This will mean, ,at Moore a, for I Nebraska association . : .. . s.- Arl. I !4 Xebraskans Hold Meeting . i The executive .committee of, the met and music bargiinsr - , House. I Moore's Kusic rs M Ji9 ".Three Licenses Issued U. G. Borer, county clerk. Issued i three marriage licenses yesterday. ' They were anolled for by Earl i Raymond Branson,, Judson street. . Salem,. and Luclle Fonts, route ,6; ; Numa B. Arnold, Independence, ' and Margaret L.. Pratt, Oxford and 'i Twelfth streets, Salem; Harold D. Wlttermood Almeda. Calif., and Rita Alkire,"23 North ? Sixteenth etreet 1 , made arrangements , to - have ". the annual picnic held on Thursday, July 30. Dinner will "be served at noon. tThe following commit i Off for Long .Trlp- ! Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Steeves are living for the east by way of the .Canadian Pacific Jtptnorraw. Dr. '.Steeves expects Ltoepend several .months at the Mayo clinic, doing. ; Post-graduate werk.v and then will meet his father: tB. li Steeves, Lto..IcioWre.t.hifjjrlTl jprfc ceea to Dr. B. L. Steeves! old home in New Brunskick, by way of Mon treal, returning home about the first of October or Novenber. Df. An pffic&fffi! is not complete vj ! without - ; RUN'S SUP9UIS l SYSTCHJIRVXg. COM MERCIAU BOOK ; STORE 1 'If it's foWhe Office r - We .have tt-" . "V- LADD & BUSH, Bamcers Gcnsral Banldng Sutigrsa Offlea Ban ftronp It a, m. to p. L GABRIEL Powder and Supply Co. 1 Patata ca4 anoaaae . r 175 gottta OoamteUI rtea. T8t 1 i gtora tnmmx anA Korwsy ttxtU rtma 511 IUZDrCEIJ SUMMER TtATT TO.CALXFORNIA BY s PICKWICK STAGES - 2i - - ! Can Pranctsco, one way, f . Round "Trip, fO.00 "f LoskAngeie, one 'way, f27X3 TvEonn Trtpr&9.G9t 1 4'rfeclai.Ratea1 to Parties ct Eight or More r . . For Information and Reserra- t&szstsasx'. 8 $?cttI a CENTRAL STAGS TZSXErAXi Calem, Oregon -hi tit - 0l 1 - 3 3 1 I -. 4 - . W. T. RiGboN cd SON ... -JEW.MOKTCARir Chexneketa Street at Cottage ..r - - it A V Why Wftt She So liu&icord? Upsetting the glass of water was but one of a series of embarrassing mishaps that convinced Mrs. Brown that something was-wrong. Things ... , simplrwere-iiot where they seemed to be. Her eye specialist showed Mrs. rtiwn that her bicentric lenses contained a treacherous doubling and dis- V placement of objects; and that it was her lenses that had caused the trouLlc. i v ." : . - ' ' ' VB mOXTALS. have one optical center for both. distance and reading fields, fend are free from thelind area, are free from the "doubling of the image' and the . . i'jump"of ,the object.between distance and reading fields. C V BIFQCALS "- rive the 'maximum of vision comfort and efficiency, Complete vision. ' ; SALE5I 'i BOW OPTICAL .CO. t 4. , I ... . . - t. Aj-e thoroughly etrjr'i'fit b improved sna yy jyjCall ahd-have them demonstrated . '.'.ff r. . ! !