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'Gruo::.E murder
-.. .f '.'oatca4 (row VS -)
the beU u tLose of their missing
slater. - f
Mrs. W. T. Ferguson, mother of
Mrs. " Loren. was reported ia a
state of collapse today. She de
nied herself to all Interviewers.
OAKLAND. CaL. Aug. 26. (By
Associated Press). Under Sheriff
Veale of Contra Costa' county to
night summoned the entire family
of Mrs. Bessie Loren. Oakland
nurse, parts of whose dismem
bered, body were found in the El
Cerrito swamp, for Questioning.
Veale declared he was not satis-
fled that the murdered woman's
2. Employes from Salem. Port-1 relatives had told all they knew
land and Newberg arc expected to about the case.
attend the picnic.
Women. Wanted at
Starr Fruit Products Co., corner
Church and Mill street. Phone
439. a2Stf
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
fOuratherMan.
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i Generally cloudy, mild temper
ature; light southerly winds. Max.
CI; Mia, 53; River 1.6, station
ary; Rainfall .04; Atmosphere
part cloudy; Wind southwest.
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The Theaters Today
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Oregon Alice
"Any Woman."
Terry dn
Cirand Cecil B. De Mil
le's "The: Ten Command?
menu." ' "
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f "tiamblinr Wives" and
'Volve of the North.
W ;- it
missioner, said yesterday. There
is a heavy paving program this
season and It is expected that a
full season's work will be mapped
out during the winter. Unless- as
much progress is made this sum
mer as Is possible the operations
will carry over until next year.
1924.
Get Building Perm Us
Two dwellings will be erected
by W. II. Trindle. according to
building permits issued from the
office of the cit recorder Wecf-
nesday. These are at 24 63 -Claude.
to cost $1500, and at 1070 Sagi
naw,; 14500. Other permits were
issued to -the Salem Construction
company, two-story dwelling at
2195 South Church. $6500; E. V,
McUecham. dwelling. 140 East
Lincoln. $1300. and to Fred L.
Walker, to repair a dwelling at
419 South' Twelfth, $500
According to the comolaint
Fleming struck his wife on seve-1 Lunches Start Soon
ral occasions, leaving bad- bruises I Having enjoyed a vacation dur-
on her face. He is also said to lnS July and August, several of
have abused her and cursed her. I tn Salem luncheon clubs are mak-
Mrs.. Fleming wants the custody lnK preparations to resume the
of a minor child and the return! regular weekly schedule. The Ro
of her maiden name of Dorothy D. I trtans met every Wednesday dur-
Johnson. ling the summer and the Lions
elub dropped its Friday meetings
Dr. Marshall, Osteopathic I during August. The Kiwanians
Physician and surgeon. a27 1 neia only one meeting during July I
and August, the first Tuesday of
tills month, while the Realtors
plan to. resume their Thursday
noon lunches. Unless a special
luncheon Is planned, the Monday
noon forum . meetings of the
nv. i - M ...
Dolinauenrv PWral LU,muer or commerce win not
I . t 11.. m . .
James Coates, 24. was arrested D""1 uai11 lue I,rBl oi c-ciooer.
yesterday by Ror Bremmer and
Sam Barkhart. deDutv sheriffs, on I"" "oncy forfeited
a charge preferred by Portland of- Fop a riety of trafHc offenses
Will Sell 2 Lots . , I nciais. coates is charged wlthl "" ucf"iieu n iue ponce siaiion
with.rrM anrfc 9in being the father of an illeeltlmatel was oeciarea iorreued yesteraay,
street. $50 cash, balance $15percnua Tn lo fortiana girl. Hel-"7'- oi roruaoa,
month. Ralph H. McCurdy, office was released on bail of $1,000.
over Miller's store. a27
Notice! The.Wlllla
Hop yard at Eola will start
picking Monday, August 31. a27
Women Wanted
Starr Fruit Product Co., corner
Church and Mill streets. Phone
439. ' ' a26tf
Members of the family. Includ
ing the mother and brothers, were
to be, cross examined at the Berke
ley police station with the aid of
the "lie detector.- ;
The'dlscovery that Mrs. Annie
Ferguson. Mrs. Loren's mother,
had visited her daughter at a San
Francisco hotel on the-night of
August 19. when Mrs. Loren
checked out of the hotel, preceded
Veale's action in summoning the
family: for questioning. Where
Mrs. Loren went after leaving the
hotel has not. become public. .
Tha Jrc .ci cLaisicn la a
arate a"r .t zitrtt sayf h4 f onsii 5
that " apart trtm :anyqestfon of
figures "an arrangement with
Great Britain would be worthless
nless It contains stipulations,
only . partly . accepted by Mr.
Churchill, to suspend the transfer
of annuities la any case where
these operations threaten to dis
rupt exchange. , .
M. Calllaux further considers
that "whether In one form or an
other guarantees should be given
to France that In no case would
she have to -pay to all the allied
and associated powers higher
sums than she will receive from
Germany.
Both Mr. Churchill and M. Call
laux paid tribute to each other's
good will and insisted that the ne
gotiations were only temporarily
suspended obviously to wait and
see what happens when the French
commission comes in contact with
their American creditors. j i
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AERIAL FREIGHT FIELD 1
IS ADVANCING RAPIDLY
(Ctar4 fro ff I) (
this falL As Its head, the new
company, on August 1. took Col.
Paul Henderson, from the miiea
States air mail service, which he
helped to develop Into a regu
lar, all-weather. 24-hour transcon
tinental service. . i
Another plan contemplates Des
Moines to Chicago service with
stops at Newton and Iowa City.
There has been serious discussion
of commercial air routes from
Chicago south to New Orleans,
with Memphis and other leading
southern cities on the line.
DEBT SITUATION IS
LITTLE IMPROVED
(Contiaaod from p-f 1.)
by Winston Churchill. British
chancellor of the exchequer, and
M. Caillaux. French ffnance min
Ister. The total payments thus
would be 775.000.000 pounds
sterling, the original debt being
623.000,000 pounds sterling.
The whole agreement hinges,
however, on what terms the
French debt to the United States CALIFORXL1 CITY IS SEVERE-
STORM SURVEY IS TAKEN
Services to Resume
RevJ Martin Fereshetian, pastor
of the Unitarian church, announc
ed yesterday the regular church
services would begin September 6.
The Unitarian church dispensed
with., Sunday services during the
summer months. '
Certified Public Motor Car :
Market has Rome bargains In
closed cars. Phone 885 for a de-
monstratfon. a29
Realtor Is Back-
Mr. and" Mrs. W. F. Krueger
have returned from a vacation trip
to Seaside and Long Beach, Wash.
The trip was made by automobile
and several: Washington cities
were visuea.. Air. j Jirueger is a
local realtor. . ; ;
Visit Stiffs Used Furnitu
Store, opposite Court House on
High street. , a27
torieiiea iw ior speeding on
North Capitol; F. F. Connard,
Gervais. E. J. Hoffman and A. O.
Diehl of Mt. Angel. $2.50 each for
double parking at the band con
cert, and Carrol Kiser. fined $5
for speeding,
is settled and whether the French
government approves. Mr. Church
ill made It plain In a statement
tonight that the .British were
willing to go through with the
bargain he and M. Caillaux have
LY DAMAGED BY STORM
BRAWLEY. CaL. Aug. 26t
(By Associated Press.) Calipa-
tria. a little Imperial valley town.
10 miles north' of here, tonight
arrived at only in the event thatl was surveying Us toll of the wlnd-
the United States receives no l.torm of last night with one dead.
more from France m proportion i j5 injured and property damage
to the size of the two loans than I esUmated in exce9g of $82,000. !
oreat uriiain. I Th fcodv t Ben lamin Franklin.
c ol oar rw Brovn uncovered todav In the
ment it would seem that Great wrck.M of onft of tha ea.t ide
Britain is willing to forego re
ceiving any of the principal of the
sum she lent France providing the
.. .1 alto'Ktlv mnr than
. """" ,V' I" k patria's east side section
two Der cent on their loan eachl . ,
year for 62 years ihe time which
it will take the British to pay
residents, demolished by the
storm. A Baptist church and 17
residences were wrecked In Call-
Mrs. Louise Venizuela. struck In
the head by a heavy timber, sus-
their debt to the United States a concussion of the brain.
lag that the redaction of taxes on
large corporations - would entice
capital from tax exempt securi
ties Into Industrial channels and
thus, promote, the general welfare
of the country.
"More arithmetic and less Jaxx.
putting It bluhtly. said A. G. Me-
Kenxle. .Salt, Lake. In explaining
the purpose !-f his committee la
offering a resolution which recom
mended the concentration of ele
mentary school .period into seven
months. - ' .--r
A. A. Franske put In a word of
caution. "When it comes to monk
eying with the curriculum of our
school system, we are getting Into
hot water.!
The inheritance tax was char
acterized aa "Immoral. social
istic,'' and as" "confiscating capital.
There was little opposition to this
resolution from the "sidelines."
but the action of the 12 voting
delegates favored abolishing this
form of taxation. ,,
Resolutions favoring the exten
sion of the budget system to all
governmental units . urging uni
form accdunting. the encourage
ment of reforestation by private
enterprise through equitable tax
ation, the formation of taxpayers'
leagues throughout ' the country,
were unanimously adopted. Budg
et programs should be vested la
officials who are separate from
and independent of the spending
officials, the -budget resolution
stated.
Neglect on the part of public of
ficials in observing legal require
ments to set aside interest and
sinking funds to meet bond obli
gations, was noted In another res
olution, and the recommendation
made that the serial bond be des
ignated by legislative action as
the only method by which any
state or governmental unit may
Issue bonds. The serial bond plan
provides for the refunding of the
bond issue commencing with the
first year after the bonds are
Issued.' . .
Los Angeles was selected as the
next meeting place of the confer
ence. and the following of fleers
were elected: Dr. Ililband John
son. Los Angeles, president; A.
C. Rees. Salt Lake, secretary treas
urer; Judge Henry H. Rolapp.
Utah, first vice president; IL J.
llagerman. New Mexico, second
vice president. Official delegates'
included C. E. Amey, Jr., Seattle,
representing Washington; Paul B,
MrKee. Medford. Or and E. C
Klerstad, Boise, Idaho.
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it rcit 11 fcUle iiu i.. iLc fun
eral tomorrow, afternoon at .3
o'clock.
. In ftdiltlon to relatives snd
friends at 1 the railway " station
when the body arrived from Kan
Frtnclscb were delegations repre
senting Japanese and American of
ficial and civic bodies. -
The simple fuaeral service of
the Presbyterian - church will be
said tomorrow after which .Mr.
Bancroft's body will remain In the
church until Friday morning,
when It will be taken t a Gales-
burg. M-. for burial.
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DUTCH LEADER CHOSEN
PORTLAND RYMFHOSY OR
CHESTRA ILVS XEW ILEA-
PORTLAND. Aug. 26 (By The
AMOclated rreas) Will em Van
Hoogstraten .notable Dutch or
chestra conductor, will be perman
ent conductor of ine roriiana
symphony orchestra. rtnai ar
rangements were completed laie
today at a meeting of the board of
directors of the Portland Sym
phony society.
Mr. Van Hoogstraten win com
plete and eight weeks season at
the New York stadium as conduc
tor of the New York philharmonic
society August 30. . He mill come
to Portland at the end of . October
to rehearse the orchestra- for the
first concert of the season, . ( .
Medford
dcr way.
Pear. harvest, esti-
under the .existing agreement. Un
der the agreement there Is to be a
partial moratorium until 1930 by
but puysicians late today said that
she has a fair chance of recovery
Fourteen other patients were
Motorists Again Warned
Backing of machines across the
street after parking and into the
face of traffic on the opposite side,
jTOU&krtiioPr eordina- towavwara"
-lng to motorists Issued Wednesday
by; Chief of Police Minto. He
emphasized the need of giving the
proper! signal for turning to the
cub with the arm held downward
at an angle of 45 degrees, - v
Will Sell Ne"
4 -room bungalow with garage
paved street, $150 cash, balance
$30 per month. Ralph H. Mc-
officer over Miller's store.
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Picnic j Date Changed
Because the Salem Elks had set
September 3 as a date for moving
into the new temple, the intercity
picnic planned by the Salem, Mc
Minnville , and ' Corvallis Rotary
clubs, originally planned for that
date, has been set for the follow
ing day. September 4
Woodry Buys Furniti
. Store at! Summer and Norway
streets. Phone 5 1U J15tf
Champoeg Is Visited
The Marion county court. Judge
J. T. Hunt and County Commis
sioners Porter and Smith.1 and
Roadmaster W. J. Culver, paid an
official visit to Champoeg park on
Moadajv-Hgcott-or thestate
Bhiei Hf-miantirrt'Tlnirrilu1.'
Hon. Binger Hermann, who has Mshwar commission, accompanied
Deen In poor health at hls'heme i;""
in Roseburg for some months, was I
taken to a Portland hospital on 1 Commence Hop PIckin(g
Wednesday where he will submit
to an operation, in the hope of
giving him some speedy relief
from his sufferings. Mr. Hermann
for a long time represented Ore
gon in the lower house of 'con
gress.
Sept. 1st. Brophy
Women Wanted at
Starr Fruit Products Co., corner
Church and Mill streets.
439. : f
Dance Tonight
Independence Armory.
a.27
' Three Days More
I Of our upholstered furniture
i8ale li. L., Stiff Furniture Co.
a27
Superintendent on.Trip
George W. Hug, superintendent
of; schools, left yesterday for a
short trip to Eastern Oregon. He
expects to visit relatives in La
Grande before returning.
Methodists Resume Services
The First Methodist church will
resume the; Sunday evening serv
ices next- Sunday - after rest for
the summer months. A program
of great interest is planned for
next Sunday. The pastor. Rev,
Fred C. Taylor, will have for his
subject "The: Mark of Cain." This
will be a study of "C'lme and
Criminals,", and will, an: wer five
questions of the day:, f a crime
on the increase? What , are the
causes' for crime? Can criminals
be reformed?- Is capital i punish
ment right? i Has the chAirch any
responsibility? s I
Children's 5c 3Iatinee
Today 2 p-m., W'm. Duncan in
"Wolves of the North," Bligh
'theater. ; a27
; Professor Rk-bards ISack
Prof, and Mrs. E. C. Richards
; have returned to Salem from
Berkeley, Cal. where Professor
Richards spent more .than two
months studying in the summer
school session of tho University of
California. Professor Richards is
, an Instructor rln the Eiglish de
partment at Willamette unlvers-
ilty. ( i - , 'it;: -'J-rriS h-l
County Court to Meet
J. T. Hunt, Marion- county Judge,
and J. E. Smith and J. H. Porter,
commissioners, will meet with the
state' highway commission today
In an endeavor to make a settle
ment of the Fairrield-Arral's cor
ner road controversy. .The high
way commission forwarded the In
vitation to the county court after
negotiations for; a settlement had
been arranged. ;
Salem Men Jailed J
Fred Richards and Bert L.
Jones, both of Salem, were fined
$100 each in justice of peace court
here Monday on charges f the
possession or intoxicating liquor.
They were unable to pay that
amount and were committed to
the jeflmity, "Jaif to. servers 0 dayfs
jones was endeavoring to secure
amount of his fine Monday
night from his relatives in Salem.
but it is understood that Richards
win serve out the time. The two
young men were arrested in Ore
gon City Sunday night by Traf
fic Officer W. E. McGilvery who
declared that he found them asleep
PhoneInahe,r macn,ne- He said tha;t
a26tf lne discovered two bottles of liquor
in tne car. They pleaded guilty
to the charge. Oregon City En
terprise,
which time the French treasury treated by doctors for Injuries due
will have been relieved of its bur-1 to the storm while many others
den of helping the Bank of France! were given first aid by Calipatria's
pay off Its debt of 1,300.000.000 1 druggists
francs to the Bank of England.
the last payment of which is to be
made five years from date.
, In principle it was agreed to
take no cognizance of what the
lawes plan may or may not yiel
Klamath Falls City sells eight
acres park land, bought for $11.
750. for $62,000.
Corvallls A $45,000 school
and $15,000 cottage being built j dor to Japan was brought back to
To Whiten Skin
with Lemon
The only harm
less way to Lleach
the skin white is
to mix the juice of
two lemons with
three ounces of
Orchard White,
which any drug
gist will supply
for a few centn.
Shake well in a bottle, and yon
have a whole quarter-pint of tbe
most wonderful skin - whitencr,
softener and beautifier.
Massage this sweetly fragrant
lemon bleach Into the face. neck.
BODY RESTS IN STATE arms and hands. It can not irri
tate. Famous stage beauties use
FUNERAL 8ERY1C it to bring that clear, youthful
skin and rosy-white completion;
also as a freckle, sunburn and tan
bleach. Yon must mix this re
markable lotion yourself. It can.
not be bought ready to use because.
It acts best Immediately after It l
I'M
BANCROFT
ES TO BE HELD' TODAY
CHICAGO. Aug. 26 (By The
Associated Press) The body of
Edgar A. Bancroft, late ambassa
for Children's farm home.
J the scene of his early labors and I prepared. Adv.
OBITUARY
hop yard
STEAMER IS FLOATED
For Sale, Early Crawford r
Canning peaches. $1.75 bushel.
Fnone 6F2. ' IlThwiumi?.
SEATTLE. Aug. 26 The steam
scnooner. Horace X. Baxter of
San Francisco, which went ashore
between Bellingham and Blaine.
north of here earlr todar. va
floated shortly before noon and
proceeded undamaged, shinning
aumoniies were informed her
tonight. '
For Sale U
Counter and wall case.
Shop, 115 N. High.
French
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Clerks File Bonds ! - ;
Four bonds from district school
clerks were received by the coun
ty school superintendent's office
yesterday. They were from Mrs.
Bertha Basl, Independence, $1000;
Mrs. Henry; Hunt. Broadacres.
$2000; Flora Lenon. Riverview.
$1000; P. W Scclcy. Donald,
$1000. J , -
Two Licenses Issued '
U. G. Boyer, Marion county
clerk, issued two marriage licenses
yesterday. They were applied for
by Roy F. Jaeobaon. a carpenter,
and Bertha Pearl Vick. a music
ian, both living on the Garden
road, and Freval C. Bowers, a
chemist of Salem, and Trista Ro
salia Wenger, 1125 North Summer
street. . . T .
iIf You Have A
Good lot fully paid for, I will
build a house and furnish all mo
ney, i Address P. 0. Box 152, Sa-
ilem.- . . . 28
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I One Birth Reported ' .. v ,,.
'i . Only one birth report was filed
with the city health officer .Wed-
nesday. This announced " the ar
rival of Frederick Lavern? to Mr,
- and Mrs. Erwin Booth of route
' 3, August 8. '
Time; to Can Salmonf
Fine fat deep sea troll fish at
Fitts Market. J261I
You Telephone Us, 119 i-
. We'll delfver it. no matter how
small the item. Capital Drug. J22tf
Rooks Are Prepared
? Books for libraries la the coun
ty schools are being prepared for
mailing by the county school su
perintendents office. As soon as
the cataloging Is completed they
will be sent out to the various dis
tricts. The state allows a fund
of ten cents per capita - for each
district, and from this the Individ
ual district libraries are supplied.
Owner Selling Stucco Honse
Designed for beauty" and com
fort. New, good location. Easy
terms. " Phone 577. a.2
Wilt Continue Paving
The city's paving operations will
continue as far into the fall and
winter months as the weather per
mils, Walter S. Lowe, street com-
Divorce Is Asked
i- Dorothy D. Fleming has filed
suit fdr divorce from Walter II
Fleming, charging cruel and in
human treatment. They were mar-,
rled In San Francisco in July.
Dance Saturday Xlte
Stayton Community club open
air pavilion. A wonderful place
to dance- delightfully cool. Tal-
madge's All-Stars playing. al3
Spaulding Plan Picnic
The annual picnic of the SpauV-
dlng Logging company for Its em
Ployes and friends will be held at
Champoeg park September 13. ac
cording to word received from Al
bert Tonier, who has charge of the
park. . This Is. expected to be the
largest picnic group at the park
this year,; aside from the annual
commemoration services on May
FOR INFORMATION
ABOUT RAILROAD TRIPS
Phone 727
OREGON ELECTRIC
Woodry & Woodry
ray Cash for Furniture
Pbone 75
' UNdeuvvood"
typewriter co.
-r Direct Factory Branch
"316 Court Street Pbone 23
s Typewriters Rented. Sold,
Repaired ;
Special rental rates to students
Beech
. At his late home 720 Judson
street August 26th FrederfI
Beech, age 65 years. Survived by
his widow, a daughter Winifred.
and two step daughters, Mrs.
Halloway, Los Angeles, Cal., Mrs.
Hemeon, Vancouver, B. C. He I
was a member of Golden Rule
lodge No. 159 A.-F. & A. M. of
Ann Arbor, Mich. Remains are in
care of Terwilliger funeral home,
announcement of funeral later.
Vancouver, B. C. -papers please
copy. . ,
! Jbr'Economfeat Iraritfotitiifon'
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F. N. WOODRY
Pays Cash For Furniture
Res. and Store 1010 North
Summer
Phone 511
McDonald Cleaners
783 Highland Avenue -Telephone
2217
Work called for and delivered
REDUCED SUMMER RATES
TO CALIFORNIA
BY PICKWICK STAGES :
aa rraaclM. vj. f lUfl
Um trip, $50.00.
Us AwUi, m way. t2T.4a.
. m Txlp, S60.0S. .
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CENTRAL STAGE TERMINAL
Salem, Oregon ' ;
PAiMxiiMn i : f r
KALSOMINING
PAPER HANGING
For tbe right kind of materials
and tbe very best workman
ship call us.
Gabriel
' : Powder and Supply Co.
175 8. Commercial Phone 728
CRYSTAL
POOL
Swimming Daily
1 to 10 p.m
LADD & BUSH, Banlccra
EstabUahed 1809
General Bcnldn Buiincii
Office Hours from 10
to 8
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Sand loose gravel mud hilb or mere
rutted trails! The most cttfficult of road con-'
ditioiis can be overcome in a Chevrolet,
famous nation wide for its power, endur
ance and great economy. . ,
JLct'us take you for a ride and demon-)
i ctratc the easy How of power poered by
this quality car. 'f
Newton-Chevrolet Co.
, - Opposite Gly Hall
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