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the oregontstateansale?or:goi SUNDAY MORlIKG JVUGUST.23aa25.1 I My r T 1 5 S r ; t v ' All tfie tatest in GiiV.JOHiJSON&Co. ; 469 State "7 ! V- . .... ,, - .. ; ere is a real good bay in "1 023VIIlj -KnIght Touting " "Qultea few extras j" at only 850 J ' ; This price will only , holi5 1 good for a short time , , See it at once, i cst N-Ewsm brief Careful Driving Urged Drive carefully especially! If the streets continue to be wet to day, is the warning of police 'who are t receitlng the usual large number of accident -reports lncl .dent to the first rain after a long dry spell., .The streets. and high ways were yesterday covered with grease that has had 72 days to accumulate and the rain of yes terday ' did little but make the pavement slippery. It will take several days of driving "rain to wash the streets clear of the oil and until this happens they will be unusually dangerous whenever the least bit wet. Gas the Prune Borer Now V 1 , Kill the prune borer now with Paradichlorabenzlne. Cheap and easy to apply. . Peary Bros. ' 237 i State street. a26 FIvw Par Fine. .. . . ; ; . . i ia, a short tinie. it was reported Dr. George 01. Vehres, William ststerday. : Brietxke.- H. Howe, W. K. Me-'-- . Knight, and F. A. Smith, eaci paid fines of one dollar la tie police court yesterday for exceed ing the parking time limit in .'the restricted district downtawn. ' Trorcr Wants to Jinow --"Is everybody happy? '1 rf- a24 AUkI Drnak Arrested Gus Peterson of Oakridge was hailed into police headquarters Friday night, where a charge of drunkennes was placed . . against him,. Officers Thomason and W. O. Edwards were responsible for the arrest. . Few MoreWashin wanted; men's washing a spe ciality. Phone 206 4-J a23 500 lbs. Ice Free With every refrigerator sold. H. L. Stiff Furniture Co. a22 Aclion Is DUmlssed The complaint of the House- wires Council of Portland against the Portland Railway Light; & Power company, attacking the reasonableness of existing street railway fares was ordered dis missed Saturday by the public service commission. sports Is to be played.' The com pany' employes have an active or ganization that meets t regularly. During last winter . one night a week was spent at the YMCA gym nasium. .... koKgage for .Every Xecd II. L. Stiff Furniture Co. a22 Eugene Lane county will vote next spring Jon 1160,000 road fund. Milton Ten cars lied Jans and Yellow Transparent apples bring I1.S0 a box . - 4 ! lit' ?y UNDLUWOOt) . . TYPETOITER CO. Direct. Factory Braach olO Coort Street ' Phoae 203 Typewrfters Rented, Sold, ; ; . , : Repaired Special Tental rates to students Koiployes to Picnic- Employes of the Valley Motor company . will hold their third an nual picnic at Rickreail today when ah attractive program) of Showers I m' Unsettled, t probably showers; moderate temperature; moderate southwest winds; Saturday Max. 64; Min. 52; River -2.1 falling; Rainfall .71; Atmosphere cloudy; Wind south. 1 r w ... i j mm The Theaters Today j !!! ; , j - ).- . .. .. Oregon Colleen Moore In "The Desert .Flower," with Lloyd Hughes and Kate Price. Grand Pola Negri "The Charmer." V 4iligh Hippodrome Vaudeville and Pictures, W w In Party Is Planned f . ; I Clerks .File. Bond-' jj A social party: is beinc planned I .The coauty. school superlnten- by.thei, employes of the local tele-j dent's office received three knore phone office that is; scheduled for bonds .from, district school clerks the near future. TA program, i yesterday. Those - fiiine were E. dancing and refreshments will be features of the evening. Certified Public' Motor Car Market has somer bargains In closed cars. Phone 8 ' for a de monstration. . y ' :'. -; . r29 D. 'Carver, rDonald,v.-$ 20 00; F. N. Mangold, "Gervais, 2000 ; Ethel Johnson, Auburn, $2000. School Reports Escape Robert Matke, 17, inmate 1 1 at the state, school- for. the feeble minded Friday night, according to a report made to local police. ; Xramitb. Improving ,. Jamra Nesmith,, turnkey injur ed In the prison break of a week ago last Wednesday, is improving and will be back at his Job with- OBITUARY? Mary A. Goldale Mary A. CoMale!"- 11th child of Leo and .Mary Goldale, died this morning at a local hospital at the age of 3 years. Besides the par ents, the child is survived by one sister and three brothers. Funer al services will be held at Mt, An gel, Monday morning, August 2t. at 8:30 o'clock, with interment ife the Mt. Angel cemetery. The re mains are at the Salem mortuary, For Sale, -Cheap -; ; : - , i j Germah police dog, . pedigreed. Phone 1657. Mr. Stewart, i a22 Yoa "Telephone Us, 1 19 ' ! .We'll deliver it, no matter how small the item. Capital Drug. J22tf To Visit Crate Lake-' Sergeant Jirak, connected with the state adjutant'sff ice, . -will leave today with his family for a week's! vacation "insouthern Ore- gon.--.The trip will include a visit at Crater Lake. ' C-'X j : "V s Thrifty Couple 1 r ' .. . Heres mighty nice home right down town where $1000 invested Many Get Jobs '. i A total .0162 of the 249 per sons who asked for employment at the federal employment bureau at the Y.M.C.A. were placed in positions,-according -to the weekly re port yesterday of -Sim . Phillips, manager. Of, the 162 for whom Jobs were found -.122 were. placed in agricultural work. For the 38 women who registered at: the bo- Threo Fined j fjW. A. Sipprejl. H. D. Young. and E. F. Sharon paid fines ' of $5 j each In police court yesterday for the privilege whichlhey took upon themselves of speeding. Sip prell was arrested by Traffic V.OfF ficer Edwards while the latter two contributed : "to the citjr-'coffert upon complaint of Traffic Officer Hickman. ; La Fore ' At Lemoore, California, August 22, Robert 1. La Fore, age 41 years. He was the brother of Mrs. J. E. Maddison, of Salem and Rowland La Fore of Newbury- port. Mass. The remains will be brought to Salem for funeral serv- ces and interment. Announce ment of funeral will be made later by the Rlgdon & Son mortuary. will save your rent, .and . . then I J". 64 calls for help came in. Not Brther-ln-Law - An item in The Statesman extra of Saturday referred to Phillip Carson i as a 'brother-in-law" of Dr. Henry E. Morris. Mr. Car son's : relationship to Dr. Morris was published through error, as Carson i had ".been married several years ago to a sister of MrsMor- rta- v;.. 4". : New, Cbzy Houset $100 Down 7 Price $2050, balance ..easy. Phone 624W after 7 p. m. . . a23 . Accident Victims Recovering Mrs. 'Leonie Boyce, Mrs. Nath . an Starkey. and Theresa Starkey, three of t the seven persons .who were injured in an automobile ac cident several 4w the father,' Mr. Starkey and his infant da,ughter were killed, will leave the Deaconess . hospita to- dy. t Arrangements 'have ipen made whereby they - will remain in the'Vcountry near Salem until Era Starkey. who suffered a broken! leg ! and hit. ; Is in condl tion to be discharged from the hospital. Jess Willard Starkey, 10, wh has been receiving treat ment at the Salem hospital for a some. "Furnace, tlrepiace, cement basement and - garage. ''Three rooms jand garage arranged for renting; out. Place ? has .$26000 mortgage at 6 percent'to run as long as: you wish, the balance ex cept the $1000 to pay by month, say $20. Total purchase, price right now $4500 over all with payings; all paid. , There are some things : that - go and extra plumb ing.- 'Immediate possession. Becko & Hendricks, U. "S. Bank Bid; i :'-::::r.. . : -a-23tt. 33; were referred to employers. and 32 women were reported plac ed in jobs. A total of 211.; men registered, there were 212 calls for male help, 149 were referred to employers and 130 men were reported placed in jobs. Woodry Buys Furniture - Store" at Summer and Norway streets. Phone 511. JlBtf 1 ' Aurora Man Visitor - Dr. W. E. Hemstead who is pro prietor'of a health and pleasure resort at Aurora, was a caller in Salem yesterday. Time to Can Salmon - - Fina fat deep sea troll fish at Fitts Market. j26tf Dance Tonight- Independence Armory. a22 Building Permits Issued Building' permits j were Issued from the office -of 'Mark Poulsen, city .recorder, yesterday, to Chris. Paulas for the repair of roofs at 357 and 377 Court street to cost 4800, and to' L. Martin, for- the repair of a dwelling at 170 North Twenty-third street to cost $500. For Sale, Early Crawford.,-, . Canning peaches, $1.75 'bnsBel. PhAna CV1 I. Tnwnunil 7E Deputy Returns S George Bohrer, formerly a Maridn county deputy sheriff And v. wi,.,; now ; in the sheritrs office of Coos He was accompanied by,, his wife. Bohrer has been gone from Salem for about' two years.' ; Fire Birth Reported' Birth Teports were made to the city health" of f icex yesterday for Dortha Phyllis, born to Mr. t and Mrs. George W. ..Aneritt of " 1455 Mills street on August 17; James Wesley, j born, to Mr. and 'Mrs. De wight Tibbits of 311 Richmond avenue on August : 19; Richard Harold, born to Mr.' and Mrs.iHar ry'Egner .of Twenty-second and D -streets on August 17; Albert Daniel, m born to Mr, . and . Mrs. Daniel '.Glasser of Salem on Aug ust 21; jand-William Clair, bbrn to .Mr. and Mrs. BIchard I. pibb of 2180 South Church street pn August 18. Address Is Wantel s Will the gentleman who left at the Statesman an ad. for sale of pair of silver foxes please com municate with 'this paper at once giving address? . Wanted, 100 Wome; To work on pears at the West Salem cannery. Come at once pre pared to work. a2S Saic Dodge -Sedan Bargain t See this at Certified - Public Motor Car Market or phone 885 tor demonstration.' i al6tf WantedJiOO Women '- To work on pears at the .Wesf Salem cannery. Come at once pre j pared to worje. , a23 Recovers; Stolcn Car--. S. i C.' Badertcherol of 1644 fractured skull has been making I South Liberty reported to , police natlsfaCitoryi: recovery and will be discharged- from the hospital within a few days, it wae said. Union Services Planned - - In case of .unfavorable weather the regular : Sunday afternoon Union service ordinarily held in Willson T?arkr will rbe, held in the First Methodist church, it was an nounced j yesterday. - Dr. E. C. Hickman,' president of the Kim ball college of Theology is to be the principal speaker,. His father G. William Hickman, is to give a second address and the" two . will give vocal numbers. -- Dr. B. L. lem Corps Withdraws Because In a way the drum corps of the . local post of the American Legion la acting as host to the corps that will come here lor tne competition at the- state fair, it is probable that the local corps will not enter , the. $1000 prize competition, it was announc ed yesterday by Carl Hinges, man ager. The local men would have a very ; good chance of '.winning the laurels, but it has been decid ed. that competition would be un sportsmanlike, he declared. Most or the corps that mill enter tho contest have already sucumbed at least twice' before the ability of the local organization. 1 ' . Hop Lee Loo Hop Lee, age 67 years, died In Salem on August 22. He had been' a resident of Salem for 40 yeaxsv He is survived by his wife and nine children. An nouncement of funeral will be made later by the Rlgdon it Son mortuary. Get that boy or jfirl a pair, of strong Shur-on Glasses for school wear Eyes should be cxamin i ed now for best results MORRIS OPTICA 7-Roomed House and Furniture mm Monday, August 24. 1:30 P. M. '1 : 4. . - . . : ii t a , 680 South 12th Street corner Leslie - Seven roomed house with electric' lights, city, water, bath room, 2 living rooms, dining room, kitchen. 3 bed rooms, wash room, wood shed, large back and front porches, garage, shade:" trees, lawn and shrubbery, on paved street and car line, close ta school, store and church. Sold on terms as follows; Purchaser assumes mortgage of $1800, balance of purchase price.' cash. Good abstract and title furnished purchaser at same time and place; all the furniture and furnishings of above home to be told for cash. Charter Oak range; 4 rockers ;.tand table; 3 kitchen-. tables; 9 , dinners; fir dresser; drop head sewing machine; kitchen cabinet; Eden electric washer; worod heater;, carpet 12x20; rug 6x8; rug 8x10; child's antomombDe; round oak ex tension table; 3 beds, springs and mattresses; child's 1 bed;. 2 linoleums 12x12 and 9x10; 50 quarts home canned fruits; 8 dozen fruit Jars; blacksmith, carpenter and plumber tools boys bicycle; man's bicycle; 40-ft. garden hose; law mower. dishes, kitchen utensils, curtains, electric Iron, galvanized lathj tub and a; lot of other miscellaneous' articles.. t Terms on personal property, cash. . 31AX H0IGM F. X..W(X)DRY. , Owner, 080 South 12th St. Salem's Leading Auctioneer, Res. arid Store 1C10 N. Summer St. Phone 511" This is tho Woodry you have known for the past 10 years! See mo personally about your farm and city sales. . Not con-. , nected with any other firm, "Don't be deceived,. k or ffllrlV - Q 2 , , .SALEM'S. LEADING Residence and store 1610 N, Summer Street S1 1 . -v - - I Established 1910 i. i.u. f i ' ' ' " " " ' 1 1 ' .V V' !. BBSS j " sffsTssfusrfwuBBBMBtsi BtMBBBMrMasMapHM mmm Bri rssl strMM 'k'MSBrMrMMBMHMsMsriBMrfraj F. IM. nvrzr' .. 7.'.-- - i s'tir : a WJiujiu r r vy - -i- a ix QKQ, AUCTION! Reserve this List for Reference Every Wed. Night : i 7 p. m. F. X. Woodry New Aurtioa Market and Furniture Store, Hummer and Xorwajr Streets. F. X. WOODRY, Owner . Phone 311 Monday, Aug. 24, ' 1:30 p. m. C90 South l'2th Street. 7 roeuieil house; rug, range, furniture, tools; etc.' MAX HOXIG. Owner .Tuesday, Sept. 8, 10:00. am.- t Located H mieL of Amity 37 M acres improve4 farm. 9 registered Jersey cows, 2 reg istered bulbs, 4 grade cows, geod team, poultry, farm ma chinery, etc I H. J. OOMAXX, ILLPfI CAMPBELL, Owners' J. C. Penney Visits . J. C. Fenney, head of the Penney chain stores; was a Salem visitor Thursday, spending several hours in the city, which included a visit at the local Penney store. He was 'en route fom ' California to Port land where, he .visited for a short timet before ' proceeding to c his headquarters in; New York city, For nJnt-Vacaiiit-Drive By - 1620 Yew; 2 rooms $15.' 109$ North 21st, rooms $22.50. ;i!20 Chemeketa," 6 rooms $30. 66 Marlon; 5 t ooihi $ 4 0. Becke & Hendricks, TJ. . Bank Buldg. V 23tt Friday night'that someone had stolen his Chevrolet car. , Yester day he reported that it had been st t . 1 vri ill. A v I r recurerea, iu iuivi uacu up uici some five gallons of gas that was i - in the gas tank: at; the time and then abandoned the machine McDonald Cleaners 7 785 llishland .Avenne li I Telephone 2217 . - Work' called for and delivered r-ri '- ray CAh f or Furnltnre ' ? . Phona 75 '-'' ii ! F. N. WOODRY" f Pays Cash For Furniture Ues. and Store -1610 North 1 Summer- E ? Same ItegUt ration Expected-- i. Present indications are- that the registration at Wlllametto .univer sity this fall will be. about.' the same as 4ast year.. President Carl Gregg Doney declared yesterday. Although a large number of; ap plications and, letters of .inquiry .have', .been .received, .the .requiro . menta of admission 'have, been-so xaised that it Is expected that the number who actually enter, will be aJuuAlhejaajnaa-lajityea-r, - 1 , i i . At Reconditioned Independence, Ore. SPEEDWAY a SUMY . ... (Rain.datc August 30) Professional - Riders. Only..' j'.. . Admission 75c a; m. a. sanction Phone. 51.1; REDUCED ' STJJDtER' RATES - TO CALTTOJIXLI.-..- : BY PICKWICK STAGES ' a'Tue3e,"U wy,' til JO ' I - 'Round Trip, fSO.CO. ' 4' -I "Aacli, a;Wy, $276. , ; Sound Slip, bd.00... . . CpMlal Xt4 u PaitiM f I vi;:4 Eitlrt sr Jiois "- ' ( Jfor lsfflrmatloa and Tsutrvstlou , : ;.:,oas .e(aratt at CTEXTTlAlt STAGE TEXUfJNAIi i i ; Salem, Oregon' r CRYSTAL POOL ! Swi ; 1 to 10 pjn , PAINTING t. , KALSOMININGf- PAPER HANGING For tne right-kind of materials; and the . yery;, best . workman-: ship call US-' a . "! f ''S'-i'l','07s, . ; G&Iiiiel: . ; Powder and Supply. .Co:: 1 176 ST. CommeVcial- Pliftho 723 . 4 i e LADD ir;BUSH, Banlicn ;i EaUblisbed 18C3;:" " ." General Beiildnsusiacsi ' r Office Iioors from 10 Jau to S poa. 4 Don't MisS'it-iBiSHCHP Don't Miss It i - a a :t,ti -ifi-v 3j 1. 1' ;r . c Mbre ue';fu;Wil;Sce For a ' Ldnir Time To "Come K- . . , ... ..!- i -'i ; Tuesday, Aug. 25, 10:00 a. m. .. Iiocatcd 14 miles 8. F, -of Salem or 3 miles K. of Anm vllle r a miles X. of Wnt Start on, 10 hlb srade Jer neymA, re(rbte red Jersey bull and 2 lieifrrs, U horhem, hay and farm macliinery, furniture, etc. Ternvf, cash. . . , , 'BKKTHA CAHLSOX, Owner ThuradayrAugi 27, . 10:30 a. m. O mile 1'.. of talent on Trn roa1, O Jrrwey rows, 3 borwn, iwiny, macliinery, oats, furni ture, tools etc . v - - .Cu. BLACK, Owner Th"urw34yi Sept. 10, . m 10:00 a. tru t ilW ft.. f Sicallanville, 10 Uffti grade fresh IlolsteJa cows, 2 high crade fresh Guernsey eowa, 3. hich crade Jersey heifer. 3 bead heavy horse, farm machinery, house hold furniture, etc . . . C. W. HEILMAXS, Owaer Friday, Aug. 28 . 10:00 i. m. Toeateil 1 0 milrn X." TV. -f Salcm'tn "Hulk county on Spring aDry road,' 3 homes, & brad Jersey rows machinery, tools. etc. . . . :" C. ltlA'MnEIili. Owner FridaytSept. 4, , 10:00 a; m: . IocaU'd 16 miles C of 8a font ur miles north of hub limit y, lOO acre, improved farm. -3 cows, refriterrl Jer sey bull, ay head resiHtered IWrkwHire bogs, 4 head Joans heavy lun-ra, 13 rrade hhrop Shlre ewes, 2 registered bucks. full line of rrood machinery and household furniture, tout, etc. ; A. C BAKROWS," Owner Friday; Sept. 11, 10:00 a m. liorated 4 "mile ot!i bf Turner or' 4 mile-; " north ' Of Marion on Marlon-Turner rvmt 17 lilch grade Jersey rows. 11 bead brlfern, vrrgUtered' Jersey bull, 2 retered ?1 yer oki Jersey nerrers, nontes, an kind -of farm machinery, 30O' YV, U chickens, 23 acrrs of corn la field, tools, etc.. 4 ., t. 31. STOUT, Owner Tueidayi 10:00 a. m. . Ideated 7 mllea north of Dallas on "the kialt Creek mad. 10 bUch irrade; Jersey. trows to freidien at time of sale, A-l mlikerm, "I Jersey heifers, Jer sey bull. 4 horw. 30 fwn, IT lambs, 1 buck. 3 dozen hens,"; 2 white pr-eae, Fortl-on tractor and A full line of good farm' machinery tools, -etc. ; , GAKb MOniUSOV, Owner F.N. WOODRY Pays Cah jfor . Furnitura' PHONE 511 A Number of Other lifted Sales to.be AdvrrtJscd 'Later' I PUBLIC NOTICE See F. N. Voodryy Salenrs Leading auctioneer or the past 10. years about your farm and city sales. Not connected Trith any other firm. "Don't be'Deceived" T 3$. i 11 IT ! Expert Livestoclc, Merchandise, Real Estate, and General Farm Sales , Aucrichcer dd'Appraiccr . . ; ; - SALEJI rilONi: 511 - Kcsidcncc and Store 1C10 North 1. Utu