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We have the best ' hosierythe
durable,. perfect fitting, guaran
teed ulna.
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All of the new and fashionable colors' and
patterns ' -
.Prices 50c to 5125
There's not a wealc spot1 in our whole line
' 0 of hose - ' '
G.W. Johnson & Co.
r 469 State Street1 -' - '
If .you are thinking about a
Gardner Coupe here Is one'
at abont half price of new
one: ' ; . ; ; .
1924 model -Kith lot of ex
tras, runs ' and looks like
new, notice this price "only"
-.$750;
Will take small' ear in on
this and easy term on bal
ance. 8EK IT TODAY.
lost Her Purse I Salem visitors vesterdar ' The
A lady who attended the band I party were returning from Marsh-
concert last night left her silver (field and Eocene where they vis-
i weave parse, with a little change, Ited the Powers stores.
in the ladle' waiting;. room at the
-" . "uer win pieasc I umdi waniro ' ' . j
jeave at The Statesman office and $1800 and $3000. Brand new
receive reward. . homes: 6 risht now. ,Becke,A
Hendricks, U. S. Bk. Bid. J2I
by her mother, Mrs, W.,"W. Al
thrap ct Cryals, one sister,' Mrs.
Farrel.of Brodtiand three broth
ers, S. P. Parker of Brooks, P. Y.
ParkGer of Portland, and Gideon
Parker, of Los Anceles
you Telephone V. 110.
, We'll deliver it,' no matter how Appraisers Appointed-
em all
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the Item. Capital.
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ment. . Incorporators are M. G.
Gunderson, W. .C. 'Wlnslow and
James G. Heltzel, 'all of Salem.
The Incorporation Is for $60,000.
iPaperhanETr,! Nabbed .
J 'Jack Karney,-21. was arrested
yesterday .by. Officer Olson and
booked at the police station ou t
charge of passing worthless checks
twqc local clothiers are said to
nave been the Tlctima. One of
f he checks was for $42 and the
other for $7.50. 1 Karney will
probably be given a hearing in the
lastlce court today.
Appraisers- for the estate nt
Fred -W. Ilaack were appointed
yesterday by J. T. Hunt. Marios
county Judge, They are Robin D.
Day. D. W. Miles and F. U Wood.
The administrator of the est ate. 1
F. W. Haack
Orders Takrn for Any ' j j
Bakery goods before 5 p. m
each. day. L. B. Grocery, 7$
Highland ave. J22
Interested in Ape Trial-
Mrs. Susan ' McMunn - of Quln-
laby la especially interested In the j moving' to Dallas.
famous evolution trial just ended
Dr. JT. Ray Pemberton-
.Wishes to announce that. he is
not the Dr. Pembertoa who is
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:w Unsettled
Generally cloudy; probably, with
local thunderstorms lit mountains
of; interior; cooler east portion;
gentle variable windsT '-Mazr8X;
Mln. SO; River 1.4, f ailing;
Rainfall none; Atmosphere clear;
Wind northwest. ,
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Ti Theater Today
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Oregon-Adolphe Menjou
and Alleea Pringle In A
Kiss in the Dark." " : v
Grand "Chalk: Marks"
with Star casC V '
t Bllgh Eva Novak in "The i
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cause of most of the delay. It was
reported that Mr. Klett had found
ttaces'of oil and was: drilling for
further developments, but the fact
that he has ceased drilling!, and Is
preparing to open up his pool, in
dicates that the report is untrue.
Twc
Hornet for
Ready to occupy. Range, water
heater, drapes, etc.V- go. I Three
room modern with furnace, fire
place, cement basementr ldry:v sar
age, hardwood floors, etc:,! cement
walks, drive and both f streets
paved and paid. See at 1107 Mar
ket. Terms it desired and Immedi
ate possession: Becke & Hendricks
U. S.Bk. Bldg. I . 22
Long, Dry Stretch :.:
Salem' has lust completed a 30-
day stretch without any raintall.
The last rainfall was on June 11,
although on June 21 there was an
tin measurable trace . of ' moisture
on" the " government observer's
gauge. ; Slightly clouded skies in
dicate the possibility of a ( change
within 'a few days.' The Willam
ette river has "dropped to f a level
of: 1.4 feet below, normal atC,7
o'clock yesterdaymorning; ;
at Dayton, Tenn., owing to the Concert to be Givei
fact that Judge J. G. McKenxie, J ; ?. "A two hour program of Hawaii-
j who is i prosecuting the case, is i an music and ' a playlet, "The
i her cousin being the son of her I Haunted House," will be furnished
father's sister. The original stock I by the Hawaiian Serenaders of Eu
oln her ! father's side came from gene. An excellent program has
Virginia, and the Abraham un-1 been prepared.
coin branch, on her mother's side,
from -North Carolinaas did also
the grandfather, Elijah Duncan,
who fought in ' the - Revolution.
Mrs. McMunn, however, does with
her illustrious kinsman, who de
nies evolution, believing that not
only ' were men - once monkeys, I Stayton Man Held
Guard Ian Is Named , .
j. Mauae zacnara has - been ap
pointed guardian of the estate ol
John - Raymond Zachary. minor
according-to an order signed by
J. T. Hunt, county judge yester
day."
Scout-Percales -
15c yd. C. J. Breier's.
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Vacation Days la a Studebaker
- L,lght 6 touring, see a good
used one at the Certified Motor
Car Market on North Church St.
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I Two licenses Issued
Two marriage licenses Vere
taken out in the county clerk'
office yesterday. They were ap
plied for by Leonard A. Hart of
Los Angeles aad Ethel Ruth Si
mon of Detroit, Mich., and Frank
F. Tate and -Alice M. Simpson
both of Salem..
, Albert Abraham, of Portland but that many of them continue
Was ' arrested vpsfprrlnv fnr aneftH-1 tO "be.
Ing 35 miles an hour, on North
Capitol street. Mr. Abraham de
posited $i0 bair aad was released.
Russel Hurst was fined $7.50 in
police court yesterday for speeding.
:"; Jesse Sheehan of West Stayton!
was arrested yesterday on a war
rant charging contributing to the
delinquency of a minor. He will
Deputy Returns.
Jim Lewis, office deputy in the
sheriffs office, has returned
his desk aftel a'lwo weeks! vaca-
a f a as . a w-k . S
Cutworm and1 Earwiai Bait
Pearcy Bros., 237 State St. J24 probably have a hearing in Justice tlon at the.coaay Durlpg. his abr
Will Pay Cash
For used piano.
Phone 1659.
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ephr Ginghams xf J
aoc ya.i at u. 4. Breier's.
Musician's Wife Visits r
Mrs. Evertt Moses, wife of the
director; of; lh4 .Elks band from
Florida jthat Vbii. first placa In the
competition Jduring the national
convention iiCPortland Jast week,
accompanied - by her mother and
slater, of Oorvailis,' was in the" city
yesterday. "Mr Moses was called
back tortheTf"astt coast but Mrs.
Moses is visiting, relatives In Ore
gon before returning to her home
to'-FIdirldai:.' i'r . ;
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oew xare xojeves : .-.. i.-j n ; ,
George i Elliott, - motorman on
the inbound 10 o'clock street car
on the South Commercial line, wit
nessed two boys stealing a tire
from an automobile parked, near
the tent, under which revival serv.
ices , werel- "In progress. Elliott
was alone and could not leave his
car. He reported the Incident up
on arriving at State and Commer
cial but the boys made their es
cape, before the police arrived.
, Hawaiian Serenaders '
WIU boN at ," Bungalow ' church
this evening1 where they will play
; a two-hour concert. ' ' - - J22
Checks Are Needed .v-.- , .
' One resnonsa', to the . plea for
, funds f TOiced. byv the Associated
Charities ' has 'been received, ac
cording" to TMrs.r John. A." Carson
In order that those . desiring to
make contributions toward reliey-
ing the needs .of' several Salem
families IwhQ" are without 'food,
Mrs. j j Carson ' requests .that all
checks or ; contributions be .Jef
with George Arbuckie, treasurer
ef i the association, at the Buster
Brown shoe stored a -
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Wood ry Burs Furniture-
f Store at Summer and Norway
treets. Phone 611. ' . , JlStf
DalUs Man Released : M
John Guy of Dallas, who was ar
rested while: in toilcatedV,;waa -re
leased on ball of 100, , .
Picnic la Staged..
Members of the choir of the
Scandinavian M. B. churcis of Sa
lem who attended a picnic held, at
Silvertoa park by the organization
report very enjoyable time. -
Home Grown Tomatoes--' l. t w,
15c lb., strawberria raspber-
,vr. j JOgans, vbUctDemes j rresn
Try dar.! rOreroTi eabbare 4e lb.
tresh peis,J 2 lbs. "25c; fresh young
. quash. 2 lbs.i.25c. Salem -Fruit
wket;phbnS26i: Vv 323
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few pool 'Nearly Ready .
The swimming pool in the new
,tto Klett, building on the fcoraer
t Ferry and south Liberty, is to
opened for business soma: time
"t;wek if no further delays be-
necessary.) A water heater
been installed, and the'- first
tiTt of !r the Veaulnment for the
f l:"ain8 unit Juts-Jseenreceived
8 Well Vhlch I. . ifri11l n
of 300-feet, has been the
Truck: In Collision i '
) " The, Cooley & Pierson delivery
truck ' figured in t an accident in
West Salem last night. -The truck
which was driven by H.PettIck,
collided with a county truck and
was badly, damaged. The left
front and rear fender and running
board of the : Cooley , & ; Pierson
truck was completely smashed.
Cause of the . accident nor the
party, to blame," could not be as
certained. . : - . j
A Real'Sacriflce t
' 29 acres, all cleared, fenced,
barn', on rock road, U mile from
pavement and town, must be sold
at oncfe $2500. It Interested re
ply at once through Statesman of
fice. Owner, L D C. J23
Missionary Will Speak 4
- The Missionary society of the
Presbyterian church will hold an
out-doors meeting In Marion
square at 2 o'clock Thursday af
ternoon. Mrs. Millikan. a return
ed - missionary from China, will
speak. Mrs. Millikan is an excel
lent speaker and all the women
who can do so are urged to come'
and hear her message.
Free f
Cozy Cerner electric lamps giv
en absolutely free with each com
plete set jof HghUng fixtures pur
chased from ;us ' Only & j limited
number lft. Salem Electrlc'Co..
F. a Birtpn, owner. Masonic Tem
ple, phone 1200. ! J23
Band" Concert 'Enjoyed-. r "
Cool weather prevented a rec
ord crowd from :: attending the
band concert In Wlllspn park last
nighty but a large crowd was on
hand for the program. Pressure
at the Waite' memorial fountain
was unusually good and the light
Ing: effects were excellent. An
other eontfert will : be of fered. Fri
day night. U
Pr. W. It ! Mercer, Osteopath!
Physician, 404-5 U. S. Nat. bank
bldg. : . .f , ,,;f?-M; J22
Handling Briquets '
?The Hillman Fuel company, lo
cated on the corner of Broadway
aad Hood, announce that they are
now handling Casco briquets for
present or: future delivery,
Vlctrolaa f or Much Less
From now on. "Moore's Music
House. " ' ' - f ' J26
Glle Speaks Today 1 - '
, H. S. Gile, who recently return
ed from ' the international Rotary
convention held in' Cleveland, will
be- the principal, speaker at the
weekly meeting of the Rotary cub
at, the Marion hotel today noon.
Prescription Facilities-f:'
Are complete here and there's
knowledge, experience, and intelll
gence In the compounding. sFbr
safety go to Capital Dreg; store.
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by. picnwrcs STAG
Caa IVancIsco, one way, f 1ZXO
v . ... Gonad Sri?, - --:;
Losi Anrelea, onO way,
... Hocsd Trip, CS3.CO. .-vM-;
Creclal Rates to Partial el ;
; Elsit cr Here !- :
Vor' Xafarxaaticii and netcrra-
tlczs ii.c-a C3S, cr call at '
Returns From Chicago-
Herman Hahn, who owns a fruit
farm near Quinaby, has returned
from a nine months' visit to Chi
cago where he took a course in
electrical engineering and attend-
court today.
Wanted, Fat Hens
f.And spring chickens. Highest
market price paid. Steusloff Bros.
market. Phone 1528., J22
m k . l&b cat v
of alternately byBert "Smith, Roy
Bremmer and Sam Burkhart, dep-
i uties.
ed a religious conference . at An-1 Marriage Is Performed
derson, Ind. In Chicago he; ajs.o i iFrank F. Tate - and . Alice M.
visited his brother, Herbert, Who I Simpson, both of route S, Salem.
is completing his studies at the j rere married yesterday by Brazier reserve corps.
Mooay iii Die scnooi ana taxing a small, justice of the peace,
high -school course -as well in
preparation for work as a gospel Administrator Named
T. P. Tistenarn has been in.
Hendricks Gets Promotion-
Word has been received from
Washington. D. C, that Paul B
Hendricks has been commissioned
a captain of infantry in the army
missionary. Mr. Hahn expresses
himself as being well pleased to poInted administrator of the es-
be at home again, away from the
extremes of climate, heat, winds
and floods he encountered and to
See the forest growth he can'nOw
fully appreciate ' after noting the
treeless plains of the middle west:
While in Chicago he observed that
the first cherries on the. market
sold at 50 cents a pound.'
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$300 Down " . t -t
, Balance just like rent, takes '6
room home at 1120 Chemeketa
street Becke ft Hendricks, TJ. S.
Bk. Bldg. i , - 422
tate of Anna Iverson, -deceased.
The appraisers of the property are
Ed Radamis. Olga Alrik and Dajr-
t a Larson.
Furniture Men Visit
Ira F. Powers, head of tho Pow
ers Furniture company, and John
Casey, friee president of the com
pany, , accompanied by Messrs.
Mrs. Bfrg Dead .
Elizabeth Berg, 78 years old
formerly of Salem; died Sunday
July 18th at Mount Vernon. . She
Is the daughter of the late Hon
Samuel Parker. She Is survived
Obituary
Olson
Peter Olson died at a local" hos
pital July 20 at age of 67 years.
Remains are at the chapel of the
Salem mortuary.- Funeral an
Power, Jr., and Casey, Jr., were nouncements later.
Gets Chahalis License '
A marriage license has been Is
sued in. Chehalls, Wash., to Troy
J. Cole and .Ellen Evans, of Salem
BIKE RIDERS COMPETE
He Is competing" with two
pedallsts fcra $25,000, prie f 0-
fered by cycling fans. of America.
England and Germany, and-so-fas-has
traveled 28,000 kilometers.
From Seattle. Vogel is to travel
to Mexico, across the United tatci
to New York, thence to Ireland.
England, Scotland and Gernanr,
SEATTLE, July 21. Paul JI.
Vofeel. German round the world
cyclist, , krrived in Seattle today, in the river unasle to help' thern
two Bors imowx " :t
- CURLEW. Wash., July t.
Eugene Anderson, 18. aid hU
brother, Vtrre. 8, were drowned
in the Kettle river here . toJajr-
while their mother stood on a aift
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Wednesday Nighty 7 p. ni.
' Woodry's New 'Auction Market and
Summer at Norway Streets, opposite his resilience
1610 North Summer Street
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Including Dress Goods, Underwear, Prints, Overalls, t
; . Sox, Hosiery, Furniture and Ford Touring . ...
... .. ' , j Terms Cash .i;'w
F.N.WpODRY
The Auctioneer . . '
. Established since 1916 - ' ! ,u
I pay cash for used Furniture Phone 511
Plan Picnic Lunch
The Ever Ready Birthday club
will held a .picnic ' luncheon at
noon today at the state fair
grounds. All members are re
quested-to be present.
City Water Disagreeable , -
-.At a v late ' hour last night - the
cause of the disagreeable taste-of
the water- in the city .mains had
not been discovered. . Late -in the
afternoon, .however, the. water
seemed to clear up a little and
later in, the evening was.practi-H
caly free from the . disagreeable
flavor. Officials of the company
have had a crew searching for the
cause of the trouble since yester
day morning. v
Fruit Season Is On U - '
We have Certo and Jellwell at
popular prices. L. B. Grocery. 795
Highland ave. J22
Gets Building Permit : j
A building, perntit was Issued
to C. . J. Mc Adams yesterday to
erect a one-story dwelling at 2245
Lee street at a cost-of 1700.
I "Will Not be Responsible ,
For anyone's debts contracted
by anyone other than myself. A.
C Bates. i J22
Wreck Brings Injuri
Slight injuries were sustained
by the occupants - of two" cars
which collided Tuesday morning
at the intersection of Chemawa
road with the Pacific highway.
The. cars were driven by William
A. Stone, a druggist, of Pasadena.
CaL, and by Manning F. Spiker
of Portland. They were, practi
cally demolished Iq the collision.
In the Stone car were his wife,
and daughter, both of whom re
ceived minor, bruises and cuts.
Spiker blames the accident to the
fact that Stone was driving on the
wrong side of the road. The can
were said to -be traveling at
speed of SO miles an hour when
they collided. " '
Ranch Is Incorporated
J 'Articles of incorporation for the
Jule ranch were filed yesterday
with the state corporation depart
V7 oodry &,Woodrv
Pays Cash for Furniture
Phone 75 -
C. J. Breler Co ...
Opening of dry goods ,
Canoe Trip Planned - ; v .
A voyage from XJorvallis to Sa
lem by canoe Is planned-by Leslie
Olirer, student at Oregon 'Agri
cultural, college, who -will arrive
here Sunday , for a visit with his
brother, Clarence Oliver, YMCA
leader. The trip by river is about
4 0 miles, i . Olirer -will leave early
Sunday morning. . f (
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