The Oregon statesman., July 25, 1925, Page 6, Image 6

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i. i By AUDRED BUNCTI V ts 4 "
-' j ; , . Phone 106J; Hi'i V. -'U,.-- ;
Rev. and Mrs. j Hr1 Duncan
Chain, bera are . oil', aendaysj
motor trip lntp British Columbia.
Before returning home ' they will
stop In "Seattle for tbe.KnlB.bt
Templars fconclave. - r
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Mr, and Mrs. Lane Morley andj
family left yesterday for a. ten
days-.trio La Falls City. : Mr. Mor-4
ley was called on bunes'while
Mrs. Morle.y ; and theIamfly; WU1
-enjoy; a vacation period at this
time. The plan to. attend the Ep
worth- LeflTgtte convention- waicli
opens In t "camp" V ground " 'the
first ofAugust.. fVr .... .. . Z
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The Dorrasfclub of the Bethel
comnpnltji ine fhnriday :.-.aetr
noon vwlt,h lrs.' E." fej flatten t(t
her ho'ine' lea'sf ot -Salemt. Atter
the annual election, of .officers,
sweral numbers of ' ort'pro
it-.
Beans
eci
Regular - price 30c" lb.
2 lbs. for 36c
Limit ,2
lbs, to customer
1 DRUG STORE
I
The Penslar Store
125 North Commercial .
Phone 197
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grant were : elven-. ll?rsJuoents
mmh .$M-;trno5n;
Club .members present -weres- Mrs.
John rjf Sprang "V'KrC ''Arnold
Spranger. WrjCO.. Ka'jMraIL
Youn fcratra; Ida t Baker Sirs. D.
Mf Eyaris Mr. O.T4I, KeeVes.lrs,
Cass Nichols Vr:J, Af,hn 3ohn-
son, Mr1 A.XT Sca,ultz.' Mrs.
II. litter and' the hostess. Ad
ditional Rm yigrJStf. EJ-vR
waae ..or saiem,,wrs. Guy,Hiesrodt
and U&vghtet liol .at Anaheim.
Cal.. Mrs. J..G, Laterback of Til-
lamooir,' Mrar F. Y, RycrSff pt Leb
aabfttnd Jlrs. It? J Ci-abtree of
Mehamit:i V?P'''- ' '"- ; -
i Mr; and iirs. f Albert -Ricbafd
Wetjen ar exnected- homo -tnAav
tooralf fekenf?edfoJftufir'ibroad.
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Howard 1 Corning -6r' Portlahd,
Ipromlnent in literary Circles, iras
(a5ilem ylsitor" yelerday. k Mr.
pearance nere of ; iiaroid vjntng
some time In October' - -
j:Mr. and Mrs. Horner tSoulet ahd,
son, Homer, Jr,' left yesterday ior
Portland. They will be -dinner
guests this evening at the home of
Dr. and ;Mrs. Thomas J.- Anders.
On' Sunday they will join a party
rr a trlp,;rMt1Iood:;;.., i -Vr
jMt and ii MrWl A wJPrescott
and aoa, Julian, are home.atter a
two weeks 'vacattQii at the Clatsop
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Mrs.
J. W. ' Hamilton of Rose,
burg Is the guest ot her daughter;
Mrs Allan rArOR?-MrV Ham it-
ton has been jnere sin.ce early in
the;iweek.iUI;:!';'r!4j. I
i ' Dr. Mary e.' Rowland has as her
guests for the week-end, Mr. arid
Mrs. tevS Greeneot Portland. , "
Urt"a'nd Mrs., Wayne Henry will
leave :Monday for Seattle to be In
attendance . at the Knights Tem
plars' ..conclave .'which opens offi
dfetly oitMoirdan Mr. 'and. Ms.
Charles Pratt are others from Sal
ta who plan lb make the trip.1
Miss Catherine . McCarthy - j of
pmaha, Nebr.,"is the house guest
for latfamfcrj of her tlatfitj.
Mrs. G. E. Schuriemanl !i'V:''
r-S 1 ''f a'. ' T" 1 - I ..mi .- "
11 :TTie ' Orerroii" Statesmjin is a director
informs the carefulshopper of -the -most unusual
featrprdinary BARGAINS" " '
,'Mr.:rand.Mrs. Herbert L; Stilt
and on," Herbert.; are on -a $wo
weeksl motor trip into" British Columbia.-
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"Mr. arid Mrsl C. P. Wilson, Miss
G ladya Wilson, Mlsa Carolyn Wil
son f anoT Char lea Wilson plan to
leare Monday morning by motor
for a wteeTtM vacation at Neskowin.
x - y .
. Mrs. Miller S. Berter of Marsh
held lias "been a guest or Salem
friends' durfng the week. .
" iV:". " ' . ' ''vis'- i' ;
- Mr. hnd Urs.- v; E. Kuhn are
leaving tomorrow ; on' ! the " four
o'clock special for Seattle. to be In
attendance at the Knights Tem
plar coneiave which conunuea for
four days. : . - .
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Mrs. S. W-rThompson and Miss
Louise Thompson .returned home
late Thursday ' evenitig : f rom a
week's trip up the 4 McKenale
highway as far as Bend. ; la Eu
gene they , were joined hy Dr.. arid
Mrs Waldo Cheshire": at ' whose
summer home on the iMcKenile
they -ere entertained.
Mrs. E. G. Messner 1 of ' Lake
county is in Salem 'on a week's
visit with her" mother, Mrs; Oscar
Meyer.
' Mrs.'-: P;
her house'
Mrs. R. A.
daughter, '
City. - ;
B. Southwick has-hs
guests,- her j'UaHghfer,
Cox, and her grand-
Helen, ot gait Lake
I XJr. and. Mrs.' Clifford Dane" of
Marshfleld will arrive th Salem op
Monday tor, a week's :sit 1 at the
home oAIr. and "Mrs. A: Datief
a sinau pariy. oi promineuir
past and present ..officials of lb
Daughters of Veterans will meet
tomorrow afternoon at the Ben-fot
nett home in the LakeLabish ds?
trict. Airs. Lucy Loose paBt. de-
I partment president ot .the Daugh
ters of Veterans, andf Miss aro
Ilhe Shearer, and .Miss ilarle Ben
nett of Pprtlarid wiii be In the
group.' :'- - ' . .;;' r-
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An enjoyable and impromptu
affair of he-week was held Tues
day evening 4n Hager'a grove
when a congenial group met for &
picnic supper and a' bonfire.
Those motoring into the country
for the evening, were: Mr. and
Mrs. Reed Chambers and children,
Laddie and Cedric, Mr.-and Mr.
Otto J. Wilson and children, Mar
garet and Otto, Jr., . Mr.-and Mrs.
L. M. Doughton and - children,
Wayne andDonald, Mr. and Mrs.
Merle Rosecrans, and Mr. and
mL'- "V'l I - ;
Mrs. Richard
daughter; Janet. :
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' Business and Professional Worn
en - throughout Oregon are inter
ested the : announcement -of
officers elected at the National
Federation of Business' and Pro
fessional Women in seesion last
week in ! Portland, Maine. -- The
following were chosen: Mrs. Olive
Joy Wright, Cleveland, O., presi
dent; Miss Florence Sands, Dal
las. Tex., vice president; Miss
Madora Knox, - recording secre
tary; Mi9a,norence McKay of Se
attle; Wash., corresponding secre
tary, . and Miss Mame Stevens,
Minneapolis. Minn.,, treasurer. s
In; connection ! with this out
standing convention - a perusal of
Portland, Maine papers relative to
the event are of interest. In the
Portland "Sunday Telegram of
Por-tland, Maine, .papers relative
to the event are of interest. . In
the Portland Sunday Telegram of
Portland, Maine, for July 12, the
regular sections are supplement
ed with a twelve-page special sec
tion deVoted to the National bus
iness and Professional Women's
convention, the " seventh annual
meeting of the national federation.
Five columns on the first page are
I devoted almost exclusively ta cuts
of the- national officers - andf to
three of the hostesses. " A banner
announces "the .event. It. Is said
that the growth of this club is
more phenomenal ,than': that of
any other organization of a similar
kind Jn history ' that In'sli
years it has become a power in
forty-seven fctates In- the U. S., in
irawalian Island,, and Canada,
witn Buenog-.-Aires now ; seeking
admission, v: r ;
PORT ORFORD, Or., July 24.-1-
ne iaaies auxiliary of the United
Spanish War veterans, department
Oregon' elected officers here
ioaay, iieiene : Opdycke, Grant
Pass, was; named president: Min
nie-A. Beissner,, Portland, senior
vice president;, Edna M. Carr,
Portland, Junior vice nresident:
Emma Manning,- Cresham. chap
lain; . Jennie Clement. Medford,
nistorian; L,ulu Brotherton. Al
oany, patriotic instructor; AUie
n orreii, AiDany musician
TOWER PLAN PROTESTED
iAi.-l7rio. AGAIXST PEP
COMPANY IS SOUGHT
. An injunction against the Port
land Electric Power company' Ja,
suusui oy unnis u. wait and - A.
J. Anderson, both of Salem, to re
strain the power company from
completing a tower they are buBd
pg ai tne intersection ot -Water
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joage Rosier. U M.tf
- a mm m. mi it . a a - i - i . v at . . - m -
mATERXAL ORDEA OP BAULKS mmt
1st Hd Srt Wd. W. U W. UaII. S. M.
TTPOORAPHICAL NO. CIO SECOND
Satnnlar. 3 p. m. M. I. Pilkincton,
trrtlrwtt Roy R. BKidwl, TtTy.
and Center streets. The plaintiffs
maintain that the construction ot
the tower wiil preclude, any far
ther development ot the streets..
According' to Anderson and
Wait, the tower, which is to be. of
permanent construction with a
foundation of concrete,, will pro
ject into both streets, and 'that
any future travel on the roads will
be Impossible. Future bunding
on the streets will also be hinder
ed, they declare. . They maintain
that they will be hampered in
egress and ingress into their prop
erty. -
It is further stated that the tow
er will be unsightly and will per
manently Injure the value of the
property in the neighborhood.
Construction is rapidly being car
ried on. the plaintiffs say, and un
less relief, is obtained immediate
ly, further action will be useless. '
LEAVE ON LONG TRIP
DUNCAN PARTY TO VISIT IN
. . ILLINOIS DISTRICT
R. B. Duncan and Mrs. Dun
can and their son Koy, who live
on route 7, just a little .way be
yond the eastern suburbs of Sa
lem, will start by Dodge auto for
a long trip this morning one last
ing about two months. They will
be .accompanied by. Mrs. - Carle
Abrams and her two children. ,
They will visit'. -Detroit, Mich.,
and Clyde, Mich. At the latter
place, they will visit; Mrs.. EarJ
Baker, who was Miss Bertha Dun
can.' Mr. Baker Is a dealer in ag
ricultural implements and has a
garage in dyde. He was a Salem
boy and a basebalt player with
national repute. They were' mar
ried In Salem.
The Duncan party will also visit
lierrln'lll., where Mr. Duncan
was raised. The town of Herrin
was flamed for an ' uncle of his
Williamson county. In which Her
rin is situated, was famous for Its
kxeuds, even in those days.
V , Mrs. Duncan's people live in
Indianapolis. Ind. There is where
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan were mar
ried. The party will visit at In
dlanapolM and also at Chicago,
where a( brother of Mrs. Duncan,
William Prtndie, Is a high man n
the service ot the Pennsylvania
railroad. ;
The Duncan party ia well equip
ped lor camping. They are pre
pared to stop wherever night over
Ukes them. They expect to find
some dust and to meet some dis
agreeable features, but they hoae
to enjoy their trip, and especially
Ir. and Mrs. Duncan will be happy
tn living over the incident Of
ineir youtn amid the surroundings
that were once familiar to them.
Roy Duncan and Mrs. Abrams will
take turns at drivlrig the automo
bile. "
SEVERAL CASES SLATED
WW ' .
K.iaX t'ALE.M)AU MAY RK
CLEARED NEXT WEEK
"The case of the state against
Raymond Zielinski. accused of be
ing the father or a child born to
a Salem girl, will be heard in the
circuit court on Monday, July 2T.
having been moved forward on
tho calendar to take the place of
me mi. Angel still case which was
postponed until the October term
of court. " . " V ; ' .K ' ... :
' On Tuesday a 'cIviL action for
damages will be . heard, in the
case of Swart'z a'gainst the Salem
Raking company. . The action grew
out i of alleged. Injuries - susta-ined
by a Swartz boy when be was said
to have been run; down by a.de-.
uT.ery:car operated for the baking
company. J
' These two cas'es'will practicaily
clear the calendar for- the Jul
term of court nnless new trials
are set- during motion day, today.
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Silverton
i vmnwanmamasnnna. I - -
SILVERTON, Ore., July 24.
(Special to The Statesman.)
C D. Gosa died at his home In Sil
verton Thursday afternoon. He
had been an invalid for a number
OfTyears as a result of paralytic
stroke, and suffered aa especial
ly severe stroke Monday Irom
which he did not recover. Mr.
Goss was born" In Pennsylvania but
came to Silverton from Wisconsin
.about twenty-two yeara ago. Had
he lived he would 1 have been
seventy-six years old In October!
Funeral services will be held from
the Methodist. church. Rev. S..W.
HalJ officiating, Sunday afternoon
at three-thirty o'clock. Intermenl
win e In the .siTverton cemetery.
Mr.; Goss Js survived by his rwlfe.
rf : :.f . ffr-f '; l v-', ,
The. Silvertorr Food Products
company of-SJlvertrm is 'advertis
ing for evergreen blackberrios.
According to reports the harvest
of these berries will bo very small
in. Luis vicinltyvla. comparison to
x)ther,;yeara as many of the vines
were killed by the eold of last win
ter.;
li
iThursday July' 30th. has been
decided upon as the date on which
Allen" brothers will have the
VH!!y-Overland demon ttratlnn
j -The principal speaker wUt be Leo
LTyaEr, a representative of the
11 demonstration will be held at Al-
egoB -Qi'a'iesHiain
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&f;e Orrscn &tottmar;
Published every morninr (except Me- I
'ay) t Salem, ta capital ( Uresoa. 1
N :
Local Rtates
For Classified
Adv'ertising
i
Daily or EunJay
2 eeut per or4
One tira..
1 nree tiuirft..
5 eenta per word
..8 eenta per word
Six tinea
One tnimlh Am'Aw ibJ
Sunday C SO eeaia per weed
1 la order to vara the Mrt taaa ene
time rate. adTrliement aauat run ia
cneculie Uitiea.
: No Ad. Ukea for leea taaa SS eenta.
' Ada. ra Sunday OiiLY chaffed at
one-tima rat.
' Adrertlaeraenta (eiftpt Peraonala
and Sllaationa Wanted) will bo taken
vw; the telephone it tha advertieer is
a pubacriber to phone.
The Statoamaa will rosorra adrer
tlnementa at any time o( the day or
-right. Co iaauro proper, elat:fica
Uona ads. ahoald b ia beforo 7 p. nv.
, j TELEPHONE S3 or 583
i Money to Loan .
' On Real P..tta
. .T. .K. FURU. . i . .
(Oter Ladd h Banh Bank) "
BEFORE YOU l.EAVF. YOUR HOUK
OR CAR HAVE IT i
Insured Properly
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Phono 161. . Beeka
A Uendricka, V. R
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Bank Bid?.
AUTOMOBILES
WE WRECK 'JtM . j
Parts for all ears. Wo sell for tea.
Get our priori on trailers. Kalein Aute
Wrecking Co., -401. S. Cbarca, Street.
Phono 2 ". .. ., . 13U
St'lIEEJ.ER AUTO WRKCKIXO TO.. wsg
bay your old car. Higheet caah prv4
paid. 10S5 N. 'Commercial St. IjlStl
FIRF.PKOOP ArTO STOIUUK.
CASS j
washed and poiikhed. ateamed rieanett.
t vilfd and created. Lay and. nieltl
service. W. R. teine. Tel. 7C7. 258
Konth I-iherty Pt. . lj-'B f
AUTO REPA1RINQ
GOOD SERVICE FAIR PR1RCE. MED-
LER A T.KBKXUOOl UARAGK. Own
ers I repairing, accesaorie. tires. Miller
and South CorouierciaL Pbone 04.
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AUTO TOPS
SEE US FOR TOP AND PAINT WORK.
O. J. Hall Ante Top a Paiat Shop.
Rear fire department. - 5-16tf
HELP WANTED
9
, HOP PICKERS WANTED
For two of our yards, the Mitoma
Ranch near Independence. 117 acres,
and the Curtis itauch.. ner Talbot sta
tion, 20 acre... Ukual accommoda-
'. tiona furnished. Yards in excellent
shape. Picking will begin about Sep.
tember 1st. Register now at (ieorge
Waters rirar ktore. or Ihirbin k
' Cornoyer, Box 6-, over Prnney's tore.
m n - n njirtf
len's garage on Water street and
begins at 8 o'clock In the evening.
Word has been received by rela
tives that Mrs. Harvey Mason . Is
motoring to'Silverlon with friends
from California. , Mrs. Mason will
be remembered by her friends Tiere
as Miss Sophia Madson. She has
been In California the past two
years and was graduated from the
San Francisco State Teachers
college last October. Since then
she has been engaged in teaching.
Her marriage took place the 17th
of last month which date ia also
her birthday.
L
PLAYHERETdWIGHT
Famous Revival of Sheridan
Comedy Will Show at the i
Grand Theater : '
In the revival - of Sheridan's
comedy, "The Rival," a special
arrangement of music has been
provided for the play. The ar
rangement features four instru
ments piano, first and second
violin and cello. Recent revivals
of this classic for special perform
ances In New York, overlooked the
rich resources of quaint music of
the 18th century.. But., in the
presence of Chauncey Olcott in
the present cast or.itt any cast -is
bound to suggest some musical
ly embellished lnterlud.es in ,the
theater. Naturally there must
have been a lyric or. two embroid
ered on the merry, route of .Bath,
though, .most' of Sberklan manu
scripts of "The Rivals ? ara tllent
on the subject. Just what the se
lections will be has not been dis
closed. . , ' , s ! ' -
"The Rivals" comes to the
Grand, theater- tonight under the
management of ! George C Tjier
and Hugh Ford.- Tho rlayers have
combined to make a tour of the
United States In. honor of the
150th anniversary of the oriiinal
production, of the play.' The cast
includes Mrs. Flske, Chauncey Ol
cott, Thomas A Wise, Jami3 .T.
Powers, Lola FisherlotusJiolib,
Marie Carroll, Kcifnctli ThowMm,
Fred Eric, Gerald Rogers, George
Tawde .and Herbert BclmQre..
Undoubtedly this Is "a.comMna
tion of Jhe mor.t, distinguh'aed
dramatic artists of 'tMs country,
who are presented in . a comedy
that has charmed the theu.trlcul
world or a century and a half.
America may not,, again wjties'
such an illuatrloul agsregatioa In
many; years La corue. , . . .
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LICKXSU LXCftKASrl LARIiK
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OLYMPIA, Wash July rt.
,WUh a total of 20S.98(i motor ve
hicla licenses iuaaed at -the: Clsee
of business today, the ent!r issae
Pt 306,951. licenses far.;last year
aa surpased by .2,026 licenses '
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FOR GARDEN PLOWINQ, BASEMENT
', diggiag. atkd team Work, phone I F3.
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MALE NCRSK OR PRIVATE SECRE-
tary to invalid. Address 1483 care
FOR RENT
21
FOR RENT STOREROOM ON STATE
! street. Inquire Hotel Argo. 21j28tf
I'RINTED CARDS. SIZE 14" BT 74"
wording "For Heat," nct 10 cent
each. Mateamaa liusmes Oltica, on
VOH KENT partmcntj 23
blODKRN 4 KOOit APARTMENT, mil
'. t'ourt. . 23J J5
TWO LARGE rCSNISUED KOOV3
with Bleeping porch. - 448 Union.
Adults. 23jl8tt
HR KHXT APARTMENTS 891 -K. Com-
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FOR J tEN T Room- 25
riOAKl AND JJOOM. CLOSE IN.. TFJ..
PLEASANT ROOMS, CLOSE lit. PHONE
585. W. . . 25128
HOUSEKEEPING OR SLEEPING rooms.
,.267i 8. Church. 2Sj24td
PRINTED CARDS. SIZE 14 BT. 7H"
wording. "Rooms to Kent," price 1
cents esrh. Statesman Business office,
grottnd floor.
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KOOM FOR RENT IN MODERN HOME,
three blocks from state hooae. All
conveniences. Gentleman preferred,
Please give references sod address A
B, car Statesman. 25j28
FOR RENT ROOM SUITABLE FOl
. stnnlents. with sleepnig porcb privilegea.
Everything modern. Referenree are ro
quired. Address room, ear Statesman.
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! FOR RENT Houses 27
HOUSE FOR RENT CLOSE IN. IN
quiro Hotel Arge. . . 27j28tf
SIX-ROOM HOUSE NEAR SCHOOL AND
car jlioe, clot in. Inquire 411- Front
St. j 27J28
SEW I MODERN HOUSE, 5 BOOMS;
furnace, Jsnndry tray, every conven
ience. Close in. , Phone 3044-W. X7j36
KOR RENT DWELLING. AT 1053 Sag
. inan: 820 per month. Call at States
man business office, or Bosk 4t Hen
drieks. .37a8tl
FOR KEXT A ,KEW MODERN FUR
nisbjed house, everrthing to keep
bouse with; 6-roora honso eleae ia, 83S;
7 room bouse, clots in. 850; 7 room
bouse close in 840.
i GERTRUDE J. MV PAGE
I 493 N. Cottage 27j22U
FOR RENT
7-room good plastered bona tn aortl
Salem; 2 block from atfeeh ear. Fru4
tree and gardea. 830.00 par nsoatb.
Ulrich and Roberts. 123 No. Com1 1
Phone 14. - t7)l4tt
VATi;iLIiscelUneouii 33
WOODRY THE AUCTIONEER BUYS
used furniture for cash. Pboa Sll.
I. ' 35aU
HIOHEST ."PRICES PAID VOK CSTD
. stoves, tools,- furniture. Stiff's Used
Goods Dept opposite coart bouse,
i . j S5m32tf
cash: PAID rOR FALSB TEETH
.dental gold, platinum and discarded
jewelry. Hoke Smelting and Refinery
Co.. I Otsere. Mlehiran. - 8T.J37
Did You Ever Stop
. . . To Think?
By E- R. Walte, Secretary ' . .'
BbawTie. Okls, Board; of Oommrc
CLATSOP FILES REPORT
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Pt'PI LS ARK ENROLLED
4370
IN ALL SCHOOLS
J.t A. Churchill., superintendent
ot public instruction, has .received
the annual report of the sch tots
of Clatsop county, as submitted
by.Cj IL Byland. county superin
tendent. According to the. report
there! are 190 teachers tn Clatsop
county and an enrollment ot 4279
pupils. The high, schools .enroll
912 .and the elementary grades
3467; ' ; : ; . .f...;t
'There are 34 one-room school
buildings In the county. . The av
erage; salary for these schools Is
$119.50. .The average salary paid
mea teachers, according to the re
port, Ji, 1189.53' per month.;. The
womenteacherarfceive an aver
age ot$129.S6 per months ; .
Of jthe 1C1 pupils enrolled In the
12th 'grade dariagitVe Jptsllyear
14.4 received diplomas'. Diplomas
were jissoedfo SlSpupily who
graduated" from thV "efghth-"- grade
entitling them to enter the high
schools. - - . i"
EXTRADITION RECALLEO
Extradition papers Issned July
22 for. the return of H. Vanarllder
to Los Angeles have been recalled
by Governor Pierce, and tha raiL.
r'tton; requested "by Governor F.
W. Richardsoa of California de-
aied". i - ; r ' X .
"Inforruatlon has 'come' to this
offif finer; the requisition was
graded conclusively proving- to
tY-1 wa not Xally advised to
all facts, and It now appears to
m'j tH-t-. requisition. Is- clearly
tn diiernpt to collect a -disputed
rlslmiby criminal procedure. the
i.''erhor said.
SALESMEN
Wanted SlLscellineoiu 35 :
WOOD WANTF.r ;i WANT TO BOT
' some wood aad trad a new drag saw
toward paying for it. See 8Uffler or
KhoUa al the Statetsaa of fir. SSjlltf
SEOOXD-GROWTII WK)I WANTED.
Will tra touring ear for aaai. Phono
" S07-R. - 3ii'J
WANTKD PRIVATE MONET POR
farm loans. Wo hare acToral ppUa
tioo on haad. liawkia -Kobert
lne.. (S Oreroa Bldr. H5dl4tf
von SALE
87
HAT 110 DIVISION 8T.
7i25
GOOD VIOLIN rt SALE. TEL. 204 4 -W.
; - a7j2ttt
YOUKU JERSEY COW AND BARRED
Rock bens.' G. A. Crane, Kt. 5. Hoc 45.
t 37j3n
FOR BALE 1IAY. CIOVER AND OATS,
vetch. Phone 104FS2. S7JU
CUT FLOWERS GLADIOLUS. PHONE
lUF-il or 1140-M. JtYniUaad Nnrs
ery. - S7jl0
LANOE BANOES COMPLETE LINE
T People Farahar Store. 271 H. Cons,
mere Mil. .
IX)R BALK OLb NEWSPAPERS. TEN
eenta a handle. Circulation deaartntsal
Oregon Statesman. " 7tt
FOR SALE OR LEASE ON EAST
terms, gas. woodsaw ouUtt ia A-l rvm
diuoa. Route 7. Ilex 225, Salem. faj
FOR. SJOE-TJSEU LUMBER, 14th AND
Oak. Phone 162-W. 37JlyJi
ONE TEXT lflslC. S-FOOT WALLS,
rood ns aew. $i0. t'arl Rwaaaaa,
Konte , near Auburn arhool Wiiim.
a7j38
Trespass Notices J
.For Sale
,. Trespass . Kotiees. also ,34il lath,
priatod on rood 10 eaace canvass bear
tog the weed. "Notice la Jievwhy tilv
en That Treapaaaiag la Striatly ForbUt
dea Oa These Premiaosr lhutr Pwaalhy
. of Prosecution.'.. Price 13e earh a 3
for 25c. UtateMiaa Pub. Co, Saleas,
Oregon. w , . 37af
FIRST CLASS KESTAURANT. WKHES.
2'd Court St. . ;, a7JJ5
SELL US YOUR USES FURNITURRRm
11. U Stiff Fnrnitar Co. Used Uood
De-pt. Opposite coart bouse. 37m22tc
RECEIPT "BOOKS SIZE 3" BT
SO receipt form la book. IS cent pea
boon or two for 25 cent. State
man office, 215 South Commercial St.
FOR SAiaIJ test Oclc 39
VETEIIINARIAN DR. PATTER30N.
. Phono 202 I W. Rt. 3. Box a. 30)2
FRED W. LANOE. VETERINARIAN
Office 420 S. Commercial. Phone 1198.
Kes. r.bon 1660. 1TB3ti
WOOD FOR j SALE "" x4
JCDD 8AWS WOOD. PHONE 348. dial
BEST GRADE Of WOOD
4 fL and 1 intk.
Dry mill mood.i
. Oreea mill weod. . . .
lry aeeood growth fir.
Dry and old fir.
Dry 4 ft- ash. maple and oak.
FRED E. WELLS.
Prompt delivery and reasonable pric-,
S Booth Church. Pboa 1S42. 43m6tz
16-1NCK OLD FIR SECOND GROWTH
oak and ash. Phone 19F3. H. li. stay
field. . 431 18tl
GOOD COALDRT WOOD
PROMPT DELIVERIES.
HILLMAS. FUEL- CO.
TELEPHONE 1P55. 4jtf
MISCELLANEOUS " 61
IP INTERESTED IN CAMPBELL RAPID
Electric Range, call 565. -1 earn sav
yon 810.8O per stove by lotting crab "
f'T. . 61j
SALEM FUEL TRANSFER CO, t51
Trade 8L. Salem. Let aa quote yea.
a wood, coal and transfer, moving and
drayagw. Day phoaes 553 and 13.
Nrrbt phono ltoa. Mf7tf
LOST AND FOUND S3
LOST PAIR RUBBER HIP BOOTS ON
. road to Portlaad. Fiader will get re
ward. Charlea S. Elms. Cromwell
Apartment. Sth A Columbia Bta, Port
land. Orey. Sj-'S
PERSONAL
KIZZ TREATMENT
FOR APPENDICITIS
"It It-Wonderful.'. Free Uformatlea,
Address His C Portlaad. Oregon.
: 1 ota!8l25
MONET TO LOAX ; 07
MONET. TO IX) AN ON CITT PROP
. erty either beulding and lean plan
privst money. rnn loans itb 1a
aarance eempany money at SH wnh
eommissiaa added.. Ralph H. UcCardy,
; a ana o, DeveS'Moor SMOgvBa
lea.
7fl4tf
PTDERAL FARM LOANS. 8. F.'L,
Woody 841 guis.a-T, ,. -ttal
.-. . FARM LOANS .
- Long time, easy psymeats, low interest
. no fees or ronunissiens.
PERKINE MAKSTES8 . .'
BMr,ialewi. Ore. STj5tt
WANTED LOAX3 f
TO BORROW 32500 OK FRUIT FARM.
Box 1180 care Statesman.
r 69j2
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PP loan. Aay amonat. fr
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PP PAREER REALTY COMPAST PP
PP - i 4U C. H. Baak Bldg. . PP
PP . . Telephone 2243 PP
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: REAL ESTATE ; 63
Own "7 1
Your. Home . .
... ' . ?
TEN LOTS FACING EAST, (H OF
block fonr) Soath 8ammer street, cor.
nor. Rural Avenue, only $ GOO. 8100
down, balaae easy. W. C Conner,
6Ulman offlo. 3jlitf
THERE IS A' NICE LITTLE 4-ACRB
farm With a beat bungalow, a gsrsge
and a good chicken house, it osv n
good grsvet road only a mile out of
Sslsm. the land le all tillable and th
soil ia first clsss sad there ia a nie
little stream running across a corner
of the plsce, fhere Is electricity' snd. a
' water ijritem with a never failing well
and the price "lacrodicg furtitare j
only 8-H150 With QOl dowa it'g a
real - bsrgsin snd you'H say : 5
" srre lm p. roved d'wiies out with . 3
acres of fruit and "couple of rhi-ka
houses The owner ksrveeted 'S too
of login berries off f 1 acres asd
yon rsa bey the little farm for fl.' JO
and yon csa'l beat it tn this or sny
other country for the money and tie
price is only 81500 sad half will
lisndkr 1 weH imnroeed -eere 5 n.Ita
.from tslem and all the 'very fer ef
land for 404(0 sn4 the -nr w'i 1 e
a Salem betn a part psy: C4 I 4,
arre for 8400O and the OWSer v. . ia
8 'iIm!. 1 ad -ae ' I
- Vc;jL(!lKtST Pfci.NrN'CT". 1
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