THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM; OREGON
Wednesday M0ltMlNXT AUGUST 6. i&
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469 State Street
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1V22 r.r Ctipt, mm
extras J ..J .-275
1982 rrd Tarias. aaw paiat
loa, loaka Ilk aw $245
1921 Ttrt Conp la ta pink
at coaditloa ..:275
ad plenty af other.
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Florence Baker of Roseburg, who
was just recently married, two
sons. Mr. Wlllord Vestal of Seat
tle, and Mr. Clifford Vestal of
Dundee, Ore. Funeral services
were held In the South Salem
Frlenda church yesterday after
noon at 2:30 "clock, conducted
by the pastor. Rer. Carl Miller.
the Willamette university campua
directly across the street from the
supreme court building. It Is re
ported. : '
If You Have A
Good lot fully paid for, I will
build a house and furnish all mo
ney. Address P. O. Box 152, Sa
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of the Oregon supreme court. The
rites were held in the Methodist
church with Rer. S. D. Johnson
conducting the services. The pall
bearers, all nephews of Mrs. Mc-
Bride, were Dr. W. B. Morse or
Salem, Fred Caples of Columbia
City, Ore.t John , Woods of lxng
Beacfi Wash., Loring Adams,- Ed
win C- Giltner and P. C. Patter
son; of Portland.- The Interment
;:P,.'; WARM
Fair and continued warm; Ugh
variable Winds.
; Maximum yesterday, 86; mini
mum, 45; river, 1.6, rising; at
mosphere, clear;' , rainfall, none;
wtaa, soutnwest. ;
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The Theaters Today
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Oregon Alice
"Any Woman."
Terry
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Craml Cecil B. De Mll
le's "The Ten Command
ments." . . ; ' ; '
Rllgh Marjorie Dan in
"Gambling Wives," and
'Wolves of the North.
Gun Club Shoot
paved, from the Marion-Washing
ton county bridge over the Wil
lamette river to the city limits and
the paving crew is making rapid
progress on the work from the
bridge to St. Paul. The work will
he completed within ten days, it
is believed.
Thrifty Couple
Heres mighty nice home right
down town where $1000 invested
will save your rent and then
aome. Furnace, fireplace, cement
basement and garage. Three
rooms and garage arranged for
renting out. Place haa $26000
mortgage at 6 per cent to run as
long as yon wish, the balance ex
cepr'the $1000 to pay by month,
say $20. Total purchase price
right now $4500 over all with
pavings all paid.' There are some
things that go and extra plumb
ing. Immediate possession. Beck
ft Hendricks. U. S. Bank Bldg.
a-23tf.
of the uncertain weather that pr-
slted crowd was present in spite
vailed thai day. - At noon every
one partook of good family din
ners. - Coffee, cream and sugar
were served free.: After dlnnar
was served a short program was
rendered and short talks were giv
en by the president of the club and
by Messrs. John Din woody of
Woodburn, A. O. Steelhammer of
Silverton. and by W. A. Delzell.
secretary to Governor Walter M.
Pierce, who gave the principal ad
ores. Alter tne program was
over a short business meeting was
held. AH the old officers were
re-elected for another year and a
few new officers were elected to
act on the executive committee
from various parts of the state.
It was decided to hold the next
annual picnic at Silverton although
oiner places were mentioned as
suitable for auch events.
Four Births Reported . 1 " "
Four birth reports were filed
with the city health ofneer Tues
day. These announced the arrival
of Muriel Beatrice to Mr. and Mrs.
Virgil V. Post, of RIckreall, at the
Willamette sanatorium, August
24; Hubert Owen, to Mr. and Mrs.
Ivan Lyle Brundidge, f Brooks,
August 22; Mildred Elolse, to Mr.
and Mrs. Frank' J. Lehr. 1365
Berry, August 23 and Wilberta. to
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Ball, one
mile south of Salem, August 23.
Plate Window Broken
- One of the plate glass windows
in the Harry Scott motorcycle
store was shattered Tuesday eve
ning when one or the handle bara
on a cycle being wheeled into the
ahop struck the corner of the win
dow. No other damage was done
to the store;
Saleni Is due to the general bet
terment in business conditions and
desire, of the Burroughs com
pany to reader more extensive
service to the merchants and bus
iness men here.' Before coming to
Saleni Mr. Graef.waa located at
the Eugene office of the company.
Mr. Gratf' Salem office U at 522
State between High and Church.
Barro-ngha Man Arrive
John A. Graef of the Burroughs
Adding- Machine company, haa
moved to Salem to make his home
here. He will represent the Bur
roughs company in this territory,
making Salem his headquarters.
Mr. Graef haa been connected with
the Burroughs organization for a
number of years. His coming to
Apple Shipper -Arrl
Arrangements for shipping ap
ples out of this district are being
made "by L. W." Wells, of Young
ft Wells. Headquarters for op-
era3on tnU'year will again be
in Salem. ' Besides packing houees
here the frnlt will be shipped
from "Alpine. Corvallis, New berg
and CresweU. Between 10 and
12 carloads win be packed and
shipped out of Salem according lo
estimates. Spltzenbergs will make
up the- balk-of-the shipments fol
lowed with' Jonathans, Newtowns
and .Rome Beauties. Apple pick
ing Is expected
September t0. .
to Lefrsftiau;
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PImir la PLanne-d-
Members of .tbe Verela Hart
monfe ate plaunlng a pica!? an-
acr at the fairgrounds . Saaday.
Between" 40 SLd V total sner
are members of the .association.
The picnic will start at 1 u'cloc-.
Xew Elevator Workhija '
Though forced' to'.stbp forfre
quent readjustments, the new eU
evator Installed . in the Unite!
States National bank bulldits It
In eervlce. - ; " .
Runaways Are Xa'ooe! -
When Officer Victor Touid two
young - boys attempting tj take
possession of a southbound South'
ern Pacific freight train last night
he Interrupted ta Journey .- a nd
Instead of going south the pair
(CoBti4 at
OBITUARY
Rebuilt Ranges
Guaranteed gvwd bakers. Stiff's
Used Furniture Store. a26
More Rtrrrta MarkeT
White marks were placed along
the east aide of Commercial, be
tween State and Ferry. Tuesday,
and the markings made necessary
by the change in the parking sys
tem continued as rapidly as pos
sible within the fire limits. Marks
have already been made on both
aides of State between Commer
cial and High.
Women Wanted
: Starr Frnlt'Produrta nrnr
was tn'Deef Island cemetery, near! Church and-Mill atreeta. Phone
Mrs. McBrlde's old home.
439.
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Used Dishes and Cooking
Utensils. Stiffs Used Furniture
Store. ; ,1 a26tf
Goes to Sllverto
Henry Guyniss, who has been
on recruiting service in various
parts of the country since the war.
License Is Obtained I visited the Silverton 'National
Only one marriage license was! Guard last night In order to see
issued yesterday) by the county how things were coming : along,
clerk. This was; taken out by Guyniss was recently transferred
Glen E. Gorton, a carpenter, 1140 to the adjutant's general office
Leslie street, and Alice C. Roock,
1035 Hood street.
from Texas. A few years ago he
was engaged in recruiting for the
army at Eugene.
Owner Selling Stncco House
' Designed for beauty and com
fort. NewJ good location. Easy
terms. Phone 577.
You Telephone Us, 1 19 j
We'll deliver it, no matter how
V a28 jsmall the item. Capital Drug. J22tf
Administratrix' Named
; ttmma Murpny nas been ap
pointed administratrix of the es
tate of her husband, William M.
Wrong Price Glvei
In the Advertisement of Ka
fonry.Bros., which appeared in
yesterday's Statesman the price of
Playgrounds Close Friday
A big program In which chil
dren who have been enjoying the
two Salem playgrounds will par
ticipate, is being arranged for the
Fourteenth street playground Fri
day as a feature of the closing of
the summer season. Hundreds of
children have spent the summer
in supervised play and other ac
tivities during the few weeks the
playgrounds were maintained. The
closeing exercises hare attracted
hundreds of parents and other In
terested persons. The other play
ground Is located at thei Lincoln
school in South Salem. '
College President Visit
Dr. and Mrs. Clarence W.
Greene and son Paul were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Tooze
and family Sunday afternoon. Dr.
and Mrs. Greene were former
classmates o Mr. and Mrs. Tooze.
Dr. Greene Is president of Albany
college and filled the pulpit of the
First Presbyterian church in this
city on Sunday.
Will, Sell Xe !
4 -room bungalow with garage,
paved street. $15Q cash, j balance
$30 per month. Ralph II. Mc
Curdy, officer over Mlller'a atore.
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Farmer Is Suicide-
Funeral services were held In
Molalla yesterday for Jesse M.
Austin, farmer, who committed
suicide by shooting himself with
a shotgun Sunday night. Ill
health is said to have caused his
act. He was 61 years old. Be
sides his wife, two daughters and
a son. all .of Molalla, Aus.ln Is
survived by two sisters, one of
whom is Mrs. Ahby Wesley, of
Salem, and one brother.
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Murphy, who died In St. Paul re-1 French serge was given as $1.60
cently.V A bond 'of $12,000 has
been placed. The Ladd ft Bosh
bank has been named administra-
and it should havebeea-$1.69.
HVTn Salem Rod and Gun club tors of-the estate of W. S,
lem ui urst snoot on the new
club grounds Sunday, August 23.
.There was a large attendance and
some very high scores made. The
boys are practising up for the big
shoot they expect to hold durinf
I ooys are practis
I r -ahoot they expe
.ir,! J For Rent-Vacar
H jH 1620 Yew, 2
racant-Drlve By '
rooms $15. 1096
North 21st, 5 rooms $22.50. 1120
Chemeketa. 6 rooms , $30. 666
Marion. 5 rooms $40. Becke &
, Hendricks, U. S. Bank Buldg.
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Mc-
Kinrtfy.
Woodry Buys Furniture '
Store at Summer and Norway
streets. Phone 511. - JlStf
tVomen Wanted at
Starr Fruit Products Co., corner
Church and Mill streets. Phone
439.
Visiting Ford Plant ; j
W. L. Phillips,, manager! of the
VallT Xfntnr OnmnanT 1rual VnrA
"" dealers, will leave this morning for
I Detroit, firh whr Via will w4lt
Appraisers Appointed lte Pord t.-torv. Mr. PhllHn.
i JLn S l? f n,lfm S5af- accompanied by Mrs. Phillips
f era. Edward Koessler. Peter Kop- and their f ive-year-old son
pas and John Schwab have been .-miu- .
. m u v w vw in ay
made via the Union Pacific and
return by the Great Northern. .
Auto Reported Missing
When W. J. Lee, 1145 , Sooth
Thirteenth, went to his sarare for 1
his Chevrqlet touring car short
ly after 7 o'clock Tuesday 'morn
ing, he found that it had been
stolen during the night, according
to the report made to the police.
Dakota CJub Picnics
The second annual picnic of the
North. Dakota club of Oregon was
held at the State Fairgrounds on
Sunday, August 23rd. A good
La Fore
At Lemoore. Ca!., August 12.
Robert La. Fore, age 41 years.
He was a brother of Mrs. J. E.
Maddison of Salem and Rowland
La Fore of .Newburyport, Mass.
The remains will .be : brought to
Salem for funeral services and in
terment, which will be held from
the Riga an mortaary Thursday af
ternoon, at 2, o'clock with fater-
ment .In .the, Odd Fellows ceme
tery.
MrGUrhrUt
The funeral services for William
McGllchrist Jr.. will be held Wed
nesday at '10 a. m. from the Webb
Funeral Parlora. Rev. W. C
Kantner officiating. Interment
will be In the City View cemetery.
The casket will be open to friends
between the hours of S and 10
a. m.
Vogt
The funeral services for William
E. M. Vogt. infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. William J. J. Vort. will be
held from the Webb Funeral Par
lors Wednesday at 2 P. m.. con
ducted by Rev. C. C. Poling. In
terment will be in the City View
cemetery.
Woodry & Woodry
Pay Cash for Furniture
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Many Attend Concert J ! . .
An excellent program, made up
of request numbers, and three vo-(
cal solos by Oscar B. Gingrich.
closed the 1925 band concert sea
son In Wlllson park last night.
The final program brought out a
good crowd. ! i
named ' appraisers, ; and. Joseph
Bernt has been appointed admin
istrator, by an order signed by J.
T. Hunt, Marlon county judge. -
.'Divorce Is Wanted
Lillian S. French has filed tor
, a divorce from Robert E. French,
alleging desertion. They - weM
married in Salem In August, 1919
"He Is sald4o have abandoned her
-in February, 1924.'. Mrs. French
asks that all her property be
. awarded to her and also asks the
return of her maiden name' of Lil
lian S. Smith.
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.Time to Can Sainton
Fine -fat deep sea troll 'fish at
Apple and Peach Boxes " j
Guaranteed Spruce. H. A. Hyde,
3090 Portland Road. Phone 2120
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FLtts Market.
J2Stt
$300 Down-Near Schools
Plain 6 rooms with bath, and
hot water. Cement walks, paving
and Vtn car Vrlnn 45inn nolanva
all like rent. 6 ter rent lntrAt I ThJstle9 Are Reported
Immediate nosseasion. Rom trad While the county is making
Becke ft Hendricks, U.S. BankeTery effort o stamp out the Ca
Bulldlng. i ! a.23jfjuadian thistle menace end are en-
Mj 'rf - T v w I forcing laws against the thistle,
Driver Is Fined V two patches of well-developed spe-
l Owen Baker, was fined $10 In j cImens 1are D found among the
justice court yesterday by Brazier roses in-the parking In front, of
j. Small, when he was arrested on
charge of failure to give right
of wayv
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Damages Awarded
" I S. Glrardln .; was awarded
$99.15 damages In his action
'against Adolph Boetticher, result
ing from an auto collision. The
trial was held In, the justice court
before Brazier C Small, justice of
the peace for the Salem district
Gas the Prune Borer Now .-
Kill the prune borer now with
Paradichlorabenzine. Cheap and
easy to apply. Peary Bros. 237
State street.. ' a26
Action Is Disntlssed
The case of G. E. Prime against
S. B.- Mills, his wife, and Darrel
Povey, was dismissed yesterday In
Judge Percy R; Kelly's court on
motfcn of the plaintiff. The case
was settled outside'of court.
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For Sale, Frly Crawford -
Canning peaches, $1.75 bushel.
Phone 6F3. I Townsend. a26
Get Building Permits -V v
Two building permits, both for
new dwellings, were issued from
the office of the city recorder
Tuesday. The permits were taken
out by Robert A. Witzel. 425
North Cottage, $2000;and W. A.
Bond, 1130 Norway, $3500.
UNDERWOOD ,
TYPEWRITER CO. I
Direct Factory Branch
510 Court Street Phone 202
Typewriters Rented, Sold,
Repaired
Special rental rates to students
Vestal Services Held i
Mrs. Minnie Lou Vestal died at
her home in Glendale, Ore., Sun
day, August 23, at the age of 46
years. She was the wife of W. J.
Vestal of Glendale and daughter
of Mrs. W. H. Wood of 1165
North Fifth street, Salem. She had
three children: a daurhter. Mrs.
F. N. WOODRY
Pays Cash For Furniture
Res. and Store 101O North
. ' Summer .
Phone 511 !
McDonald Cleaners
. 785 Highland Avenue -
; Telephone 2217
Work called for and delivered
PAINTING
KALSOMINING
PAPER HANGING
For the right kind of materials
and; the very best workman
ship call us.
Gabriel
Powder and Supply Co.
175 S. Commercial Phone 728
Schaefer's
Herbal
Cough
Cure
The best and most econom
ical cough remedy made.
A trial bottle will .convince
you
CCHAEFER'Ql
ej DRUa STORE
The Yellow Front
'.The Penilar Store
135 North Commercial Street
Pboue 107
High Grade Office
Needs?
Paper, pins, and the thousand
and one things needed by every
business office can' be found
here at a very reasonable price.
Have your purchasfng ' agent
visit our store before .you buy
your fall supplies.
Commercial Book
Store'
If It's for the office
we have It
Certified PubUc Motor Car
Market has some bargains in
closed cars. Phone 885 for a de
monstration. a29
Will ReH 2 Lost ' "
With garage, house, South 22nd
street. $50 cash, balance $15 per
month.. Ralph H. MeCurdy, office
over Mlller'a store. a27
Speeders Pay Fines ' f
In the police court yesterday
several contributions were made to
the city' coffers. ; Those paying
Ones, all on speeding - charges,
were John Fetch, Gervais, $7.50;
William Kroplln, Route 3, $5 and
C N. Johnson, 265 Winter, $ 5.
Fetch, In addition to speeding,
was driving with an open cut out
according to the complaint.
Suit Ordered Dismissed
The case of I Fred iL. Hogg
against: Henry L. Bents and wife
' was dismissed in Judge Percy R.
Kelly's court yesterday. It Is un
derstood that the promissory note
and mortgage about which the
case centered, have been paid by
the defendants, i
Mrs. -McBride Buried
' Funeral services were held at
SU Helens Tuesday afternoon for
Mrs.- Mary E. McBrlde, wife of
Chftf Justice Thomas A- McBrlde
REDUCED SUMMER RATES
, TO CALIFORNIA
BY PICKWICK STAGES
-. taa rrtadsea, eas way, flSJf
. lui Tds, $30.00.
XaM AagaUs, au wtj, $27.41.
SaaaA Iflp, $60.00.
saetal Kates to Parties (
Uot er atara
Tat Zaf anaaUoa tod XaauvatlaBS
Paoaa , at call a
CEJfTRAL STAGE TEHSECTAIi
Salem, Oreson ;
CRYSTAL
POOL
Swimming Daily
: 1 to 10 p.m
Women Wanted
' Starr Fruit Products Co., corner
Church and Mill streets. Phone
439, ..: . a26tf
Paving Nearly Completed
There remains but approximate
ly a mile and a half ct paving to
be done : before there is a paved
highway from beyond.-. Uehama
through : to Portland by way of
Woodburn, St. Paul and Newberg,
according to County Judge J. T.
Hunt. "VVasMsston county has
;LADD BUSH, Bankers
EsUtUilied J8S3 V
. General Banldnj Builncsa
: " CZTka Ilours from 10 aan. to S pja
5 Roomed Bungalow and Furniture
AUCTION .SALE
TODAY, 1:30 P. M. ;
1895 South Church Street .
CEASE PAYING RENT!
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This good 5 roomed bungalow with wood shed and garage, good ,
lot facing east and In a good neighborhood, to be sold on terma
of $200.00 cash, on day of sale, balance $30.00 per month which
Includes Interest at 7 per cent. v -
Good Furniture, Range, Rags, etc., as follows:
Round oak extension labia and' C oak diners; 1 large leather
rocker; 2 oak rockers with leather seats; 2 oak dinner seats;
oak sewing rocker; ivory dresser; oak dresser; Verness Martin
bed, spring and mattress; Ivory bed, spring and mattress; oak
stand table; mahogany music cabinet; drop head Singer sewing
machine; Axminster rug 9x12; a No. 1 ateel range with base;
2 kitchen chairs; kitchen table; wash tubs; lawn mower; pic
tures; 30 piano rolls; 4 volume encyclopedia with case; garden
hose; empty fruit Jars; kitchen utensils and many other articles.
Terms on personal property cash.
Mr. Jessie Robertson
Owner, 1895 S. Church
F. N. WOODRY
Salem's Leading
Auctioneer
Phone 511
. Nct connected in business with any other Voodrj
See F. X. Woodry personally about your Farm and City Salea
Victor Sales Agency
Adding Machines for Sale
or Rent ;
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Victor Users Get" Service.
We Stand Behind
Our Machine
C. M. LOCKWOOD
247 N. Com! StSalem, Or.
Buy no adding machine till
?:, . you try Victor., ..
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SALEM'S LEADING -
Residence and store 1610 N. Summer Street
PtiOnO St$ V Established 1916
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Hello Bill
Glad to see you. You're surely looking fine
now;, tell me, how's everything in general, and
by the way, how are you getting along with your
feet? Do they bother you any more?
' No SIree, Jinrmie! Not since wearing a rcil
fitting pair of shoes that I bought at ROTTLXS, -the
place you'recommended." I am indeed hay;::;:'
. comfort with my feet. They look nice, dont' they?
; --and they only cost me seven dollars. Nothing-.
- beats 'em. You surely steered mefight.' ,
; You too, can be correctly fitted in the proper
"size, last and leather to fully meet your require
' ments for all or any occasion. t 1 a k
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