THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON - in
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEriBER 1..1C2;
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Another Oakland Coope was
sold Mfw" In June, IKS.
Can't be told from new
only $685.00.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
QurVeather Han
f ' UNSETTLED
Probably thunderstorms in the
mountains of east portion; cooler
east portion; light southwest
winds. Maximum yesterday, 80;
minimum, 49; river, 2.1, fall
ing; rainfall, none; - atmosphere,
part cloudyT ind,' west. ';;;.; :
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At
The Theaters Today
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Oregon Raymqnd Grif
fith In "Paths tQ Para
dise," supported toy Betty
Compson. v T"' ;
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j Grand Cecil B. De Mil-
le's "The. Ten . Command ,
ments."
IMlgh Hippodrome
Vaudeville and Pictures.
Gym Classes Scheduled.'
; ,Fall gym classes ot the YMCA
- 'will begin the first week after the
state fair, it, wa announced yes
terday by' Bob Boardman,', physi
cal, director. Efforts have been
Biade' in previous years to start
the classes sooner but it was
found that full -classes could not
be enrolled until after the fair.
Until December 31, when the new
building will be ready for occu
pancy, the regular fall work of
the local association will be some'
what hampered by lack of .facili
ties n , the., crowded space now
available, but it was .decided not
to spend money for improvements
in the old building and the build
ing! will be used during the two
months as it is now.
J Sometime" ;
J .The ever popular , waits record.
Stiff's Furniture Store. - si
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Rotary Club Plan Picnic
The Rotary clubs of Salem, Mc-
Ilnnville and . Corvallis are to
Id a jdint picnic at the state
ftir: erounda Fridav of this week.
The local committee in charge of
ii'rangements includes W a 1 1 e r
Jenks. chairman; B. E..Sisson, H.
Li Moore, Lester Barr, i George
Hug and Bob Boardman.
Will H old Food Sale
' The Salem Heights Community
club will hold a food sale at the
offices of the Southern Pacific, on
Liberty street, all day Saturday,
September 5. The proceeds of
the sale will be used towards im
proving and enlarging the com
munity halt.- A large array ot
food will be displayed.
4 -Pass. Studebakrr Biff Six
; 1322 model for sale at Certified
Motor Car Market. Did yon ever
experience the thrill . in driving
one jot those i silent, swift, big
fellows? Phone 885 for a demon
stration. . . - " : s5
Four Licenses 'obtained"
Four licenses to marry were
hsued in the county clerk's office
Monday. They were:applied for
by Clarence L. Smith, an arch!
tect,'324 North Winter," and Mil
dred McCaffrey, 725 North Sum
ner; Raymond E. Ray, a railroad
man, and 'Mae HeLen Colburn
both of San Francisco; Elton H
Thompson, 1575 .South Commer
cial, a banker, and Mamye Horn
ycr, 526 : North Twenty-second;
Herman John Merz, a Langlois
farmer, and Geraldine Purdy, of
Turner.
Seabeck Seeslon Enjoyed '
Bob Boardman, physical direct
or of the YMCA, returned to Sa
lera Sunday after spending two
weeRs. at the Seabeck conference
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in New Fall
Special price
of : YMCA executives. Eight Sa
lem and former Salem men at
tended: the 8e8sipn,. Ben Rickli,
Joe Nee, Everett Craven, Earnest
Hiday, Lloyd Waits. Ben Kimber,
Bob Boardman and JVB.-Crarjr,
new boys 'work
Leaders of the
which some 90
secretary here,
conference -? at
northwest I'Y"
men -.were present included Wil
liam Knowles Cdoper, nationally
known . executive secretary of the
Washington, D. C. YMCA. and
Dr, John Brown, head of the phy-1
sical department of the YMCA.
Nick Lucas' Latest " ,
"Isn't She the Sweetest Thing.
A dandy record. Stiff's Furniture
Store. i "':.'.'"'.' ', s21
Case fa Dismissed i " ' .
The case of the state against
Hassing Jacobson, charged with
larceny by baileej was ; dismissed
In the justice court yesterday by
Brazier C. Small justice of the
peace. A' settlement is said to
have already been" made. '
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Road Machines Viewed
Members of the Marion county
court attended a demonstration of
road maintainers at Corvallis yes
terday and were touch impressed
with the quality ot work dona by
the machines, which consist of
small graders of special construc
tion 'built! into tractors. Repre
sentatives i of the' state highway
commission ' and: jseveral. of the
county courts attended. Those
making ' the trip from Marion
county were J. T; ;; Hunt,- county
judge; J. W- Culver, roadmaster;
J . H. Porter, commissioner,; and
H-e n r y Johnson, deputy road
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Woodry Buys Furniture 1
. Store at Summer and Norway
streets. Phone 511. JIBtf
Divorce Is Sought-
, t W. A. Whitman has filed suit
for a divorce from! Jennie L; Whitman-in
the circuit; court. They
were " married in i New York in
December; 1906. Whitman cbarg
es that his wife deserted him in
June. 1926. ; !
Kellogg Family Back
Frank R. Kellogg and family
returned to Salem Sunday night
from a vacation trip to Spokane
and Idaho cities:) Mrs. Kellogg
and children were gone for sev
eral weeks, Mr. . Kellogg joining
them a week or two ago. Francis
E. Kellogg, a brother, made the
trip by automobile with the Salem
people and returned home Mon
day. Both, men are members of
the Klwanis club. , Frank Kellogg
is a public accountant. .
Some Couple 1- p ? . ' - '
With ,11000. Here's a large
modern home with 4 sleeping
rooms right down town for quick
sale $4500 takes. I All balance at
6 per cent and reasonable terms.
Excellent j condition and imme
diate possession, i Furnace, fire
place and garage. "i Investigate to
day Becke & Hendricks, U. S.
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Dr.' Mendelsohn Rack
Dr. and Mrs. Mj P. Mendelsohn
nave returned to saiem rrom a
two weeks visit , with relatives
and friends in San Francisco and
Oakland. 1 They have been absent
from the city for about two weeks
Greens Expeit on?ob-- n
Arthur tMartinezzi, formerly of
the Tualatin-country club, is the
new greens- expert in charge of
the greens at the Jllihee country
club; : Martineztl was expected to
take !harge of this , work several
weeks ago, but on account of an
automobile accident, in which he
received an injured arm. was pre
vented frpm reporting to G. 5 P
onaraey, ! proiessionai, until re
cently. . !..' - .",
Peach Crop Good-
One of the happiest men in
Marion county Is Senator La Fol
lette among his peaches. ; After
gatherine several thouimnrl hnrp
of this delicious fruit the harvest
of la(er varieties will continue
five or six weeks.
$g):.00
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Joe Nee, Willamette university
student, was a visitor over the
week-end, leaving again Sunday!
night. While here he visited thel
Lakebrook hop ranch where last!
year he assisted -with the health!
and recreation work there.'
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Attention Elks-
Members will meet at the old
,eTimpl J"' eT9,ng AJ;45
; ""Ch to ouf w building.
Appropriate exercises and remin
iscent talks by our charter mem
bers.
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Boy Arrested Hero . I
Walter Line. 16. wa8 arrested
in Ralpm k. 53am Rnrkh.rt
sheriff, on receipt of a telegram I
from officials at Visalia, Cal. The
message did not state what charge
!ft Tlaceil lnR tho hnr M
arresied here when: he 11 and an
other boy appeared in the city
driving an automobile north. His
companion was not held.
Rug Sale This Week .
H, L.' Stiff Furniture Co.
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Star Car Missing
W. A. Brock of Scio reported to 1
ponce Sunday night that someone
had stolen his Star sport touring
car wnne H was paraea on biaie
1 21 t a. m a i 1
sireei oeiween Lioeny ana uom-
a t a . a 1
mercial during the evening.
Recklens Iriving Charged
Reckless driving, consisting of
unving ins macaine on me wrong
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side of the . street, cost Albert
Lyons of '2858 Brooks avenue a
fine of $2.50 in police court yes
terday.
Runaway Returned
. Melvin Burgy, 17, of South Bel
lingham. Wash., was taken in by
local police Sunday night by Offi
cer Smart, The youth is said to I
have run away from his home in
Washington,
Willianti Hopyard -
Near Eola will start picking Sep.
3rd, Instead of Aug. 31st. as pre
viously stated. Will haul camp
ers Aug. 1st and 2nd. s2
Levens Is Speaker
W. S. Levens, state prohibition
director, is to be the speaker ail
tl?n "V0 f
. t : , 7.V V 'uolusiu
is to be led today by Fred Broer,
lb?tn a.8?!,g leader at a recent
nw,P eaa Arrives- a
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nurse of the Salem hospital, suei
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ui uci ucn u u lics .xoanj. one
returned to this country recently
V w"re uo aneaaea
u jniernauonai conrerence of
nurses, ai a meeting or the hos-
yiioi uuira or directors yesteraay
a silver tea set was presented to
Miss Steele as an expression of
appreciation of her work. Frank
Deckebach made the presentation
Small Apartment Ilous
For sale right. , $6000 and $lf.-
ooo. Becke &. Hendricks, U. S.
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Reckless Driving Charged
larry Ansoma of Reedsport for
feited bail of $15 in police -court
yesterday . in preference to appear
ance in answer to a-charges of
reckless driving filed against him
oainraay-nignt by State Traffic
orricer Kenneth. Bloom. Accord-
Ing tb Bloom the Reedsport man
was usinr both sides of the street
for hia drive.
Forfeits $200 Ball .
Vincent McMahon forfeited bail
of $200. in police court yesterday
which ne naa aepositea for ap-
pearance before Police Judge Mar,
tin Poulsen on . charge of driving
while intoxicated.. McMahon was
arrested Saturday night
Fonr Births Announced
Birth reports were filed with
Dr. William B. Mott. city health
officer, yesterday announcing the
arrival of Arllne Louise to Mr.
and Mrs. Adolph E. Torrenunn of
Silverton, on August 15;. Ardyce
BB((P)4o
Lorraine to Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
grazier of Bend, on August 29;
Phyllis Patricia to Mr. and Mrs.
James R, Sovereign on August 22,
and Marion, to Mr. and Mrs Louis
C. Wampler ot route 7, on August
27. .
Klre Pay Fine
C. E. Crandell, E, E. Heston.
Q. Savage, J. Nltama and .W. L.
West paid fines of $1 in police
court yesterday for parking their
cars longer than the two-hour
limit in -the downtown restricted
district.
Building Permits Iueil
Building permits were issued by
City Recorder Poulsen yesterday
to Henry Gille for the erection of
a $2500 home at 385 North
Twenty-third, and to J. E. Van
Lvderraf for the renair of his
hnma at 19C VnrtH dimma.. at
a cost of $700.
Two Kvrape School
Police, -were Informed Sunday
night of the escape from the state
training school for boys of Robert
Vallerlux, 17, and Carlton Paul
melr, 14.
Fined for Drunkenness-
Jack Campbell ', was assessed i
fine of 10 in police court yester
day for conviction on a charge ot
drunkenness, filed Saturday night
by Officer Olson.
Moien Car Returned
, V?vr?!et belong-
lu 10 . warier oi uyons was
lv o" v"ruf'
night when Off icer . Smart found
te.!t0,fn machln Pd front
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Used Furniture for Lean ' .
Stiff's Used Furniture Store, s
Loses Klk Tooth
G. F. Peed of 1078 Cheraeketa
reported to police Sunday night
that he had lost on the street a
large double Elk tooth. His lodge
number and initials were engraved
0n it
car tfniri
Denutv Sheriff Tam Tmia,
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polk. count rnkrltA tn , ,
lice Sunday morning that he had
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recovered a car stolen here from
Wj F. Badley.; The car was taken
from here nm Anr,..t 97
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Dance Tonight
Independence Armory.
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Speeding Charged
A complaint charging speeding
was filed at police headquarters
Sunday by Traffic Officer Hick
man against S. E. McNeal of Aber
deen, Wash. ' The alleged offender
w. ,iao
Traffic Violation Alleged
Speeding and operating his car
without ' brakes Was charged bv
police against George Goldsmith
of Corvallis In a complaint filed
at headquarters Sunday night by
Traffic Officer Edwards. The of
ficer claimed that Goldsmith was
arrested after he had been travel
ing,; 3 3 miles,, an hour on South
r0mmArta)
Bail of 110
was: deposited Sunday and forfeit
ed in police court yesterday,
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Double Attention Charged
Driving with one hand cost E.
M. vH.
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in preference' to answering the
charge filed- by . Traffic Officer
Edwards before Police Judge Poul-
I sen
i Wanted 8-Foot 811
I ; Mast be in
good
condition.
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Woman Is Injure! '
Mrs. Mary Schmidt of 23 S South
Eighteenth suffered cuts about the
face as a result of an accident
near the tubercular hospital when
the car in which she was driving
collided with a second driven bv
O. B. Allen of route 4. Both cars
were going in the same direction.
The clash occurred when Allen
started to turn his car onto a side
road. and was struck on the rear
fender and left side 'of his' ma
cnine. Twenty-one . ' Accident 're
ports were made to police over' the
I week-end.
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No" phone ordersj none reserved;
no deliveries, cash and earry,: 60
centaper dosen.,' Hunt Bros, can
nery. , " ; , : ., r - tjt '11
Army Getting Ready
The Salvation. Army will begin
111 wiinnil wnvV In Ik. t.
weadaV when It " conducts I
Leetlng on tti.t datn-JTIS wi.!
rich yards. Young people from
Voodry t Woodry
, . Pay Cash for FnrnitBir
rhone 79
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"Pa" and "Ma" derle want Ucir daughter, Gertrude, to
make another attempt to swim the English channel, confident that
she would succeed in a second effort. Mr. Edcrle is a retail mer
chant in New York O'ty: TLej Lave five other children. j
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the Christian Missionary alliance
will assist the Salvationists in
this opening, service, and Major
Rose, manager of the Wigrlch hop
yards, will speak.- The Horst
Bros, yards will be visited next.
Car Cushion St ol
A new Ford cushion was. stolen
from a car parked on D street near
the Parrlsh school Saturday night,
Chrystine Mejby of Monitor, own
er, reported to police late In the
evening. !
Xew Building Ready
The Salem lodge of Elks will
hold their first formal session In
their new building next Thursday
when the lodge will meet in the
old temple and march in a body
to the new building. Appropriate
exercises are to be held followed
by reminiscent talks by charter
members of the local lodge.
Vou Telephone Us, 110 ,
We'll deliver it, no matter how
small the item. Capital Drug. J22tf
Insurance .Chief Tcurs
. Will Moore, state Insurance
commissioner; left Sunday night
for San Antonio, Texas, where on
September 14 he will attend the
national convention' of state in
surance commissioners, j While In
Texas Mr. Moore also i will take
part in the annual convention of
fire marshals of North America.
Mr. Moore said he would return
home by way of Seattle where on
September 21 ho will attend -the
annual convention of. Pacific coat
fire chiefs. En route to San An
tonio, he will Btop eff in Nevada,
where he has business matters re
quiring his attention, i
Gladiolus Blooms
- Funeral pieces made' to order.
Phone 98F6.
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Obituary.
McXells
Michael McNeils died , at his
home near Independence, -. August
1. He is the father ! of Mrs.
Mamie GillianMrs. Agnes Crock
er. Mrs. Magge Wattengarger,
Mrs. Terese Hartman, all , of In
dependence, Mrs. Ellen Hagen. ot
Chicago.-Mrs.-Grace Rice, of Kirk
land. Ark., and James McNeils, ot
Independence. He, is the brother
of Charles McNeils', of Salem: An
nouncement of funeral; services
will bmade-1 later by the Rigdon
Son mortuary.' ;V - r :
FOR nrFORMATIOW
ABOUT RAILROAD TRIPS
Phone 727.
OREGON a ELECTRIC
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McDonald Cleaners
.783 Highland Avenue
Telephone 2217
Work called for-and delivered
REDUCED SU1ER RATES
TO CALIFORNIA r ;
BV PICKWICK STAGES
. . . Saa TratfoiM. wy,' tlSJlf
- til, aso.oo.i t
It 4arut,' wr. in
Kta4 Tna, 60.ooj
SpMlal t rartlM ef " .
El flit m ir ,
Tm InfrmM an4 K rUa
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CESTRAfsTAO R WrMINAL
Salem, Oregon ' .
LADD & BUSH, Bankers
, .Established JSCS
- General Banlancr Business
. Office Hours from 10 aan. to S pM,
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Speak Sunday
Governor Walter M. Pierce and
William S- Levens. state prohl
bitlon commissioner." were . the
principal Speakers at the annual
Clackamas county Sunday schoo
rally at the Canyon creek park
Sunday, near Cotton;
Portland eipects td ship 20i
000.000 bushels of wheat t Great
Britain this year. v (.
F. N. WOODRY
Pays Cash For Furniture
Res. and Store 1010 Nortij
Summer
Phone 511
PAINTING
KALSOMINING
PAPER HANGING
For the right kind of materials
and the very best workman
ship call us.
Gabriel
Powder and Supply Co. j
175 8, Commercial Phone 728
UNDERWOOD : i
' TYPEWRITER CO. !
Direct Factory Branch !
510 Court Street Phone 263
Typewriters Rented, Sold, j
; Repaired
Special rental rates to students
CRYSTAL
POOL
Swimming Daily
1 to 10 p.m
Wednesday Nite
7' o'clock at
f. nJwoodry's
New Auction Market and
Furniture Store
. Summer and Norway
A Lot of Good Furniture,,
-' Ruga, Ranges. Heaters.
' .Dishes, Etc. -.
F. N. -AVOODRV. Salem's
Leading Auctioneer
Phone fill '.
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This is the Woodry yoa have
known for the past 10 years.'
Not connected. In buslae&s
with any other. Woodry, t
I Tay Cash for
.Used .Furniture
Aictioi
WATCH YOUR BOY I
GLASSES often have a bearing upon the mark-
ings on the report card. Bright children cannot .
do justice to their studies with, defective .vision -
.. His Eyes the Cause
Poor "eyesight is the cause of backwardness in
many children. A safe plan is to allow me to .
make an examination. I v.111 advise you correctly.'
Courteous Personal Service
I have been practicing over ONE-THIRD OF A'"
CENTURY. My experience "Should be
' .1 an , asset to you
There is no. experimenting on anyone's eyes
in this office, as I do all the work myself and
guarantee satisfaction in every respect.- -I
DO NOT BELONG TO ANY COMBINE, -.;
THEREFORE MY PRICES ARE
, ! .VERY REASONABLE
Telephone for appointment 723
Dr. M. P. Mendelsohn
' U. S. BANK
Second Floor
The Tick f tick & Clb ck
Then watch our guests begin to flock ..
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Our Wednesday's Merchants' Lunch
.1 from! 1 1 to 2 45c -
The Elk's Cafe
' " "PETER C. KATSIVALIS, Manager
EIKER'S : W
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: V FORDS
j 1 HUCED RIGHT. zM -
When You
Are Ready
To Move
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Call on wt for we har padded Vans End Keece
lined corers for your furniture and plino, Flrr t
class piano and furniture movers, i'
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.We also handle Brooder Stoves, Fumacq
Coals and Diamond Briquettes
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L'ar mer Transfer & :
Storage Co.
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BUILDING
Rooms 210-211
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