' THE OKEGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGOIl
Thursday jmorxing, septxmeec iq. is?a5
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SHIRTS
The time has' come for
you to make a change
; in your wardrobe. We
suggest that you look
at our supply of Shirts.
g Mesa;
SHIRTS
No doubt you will need
some I new ones. We
offer iyou a large as
sortment ' in - the new
Fall Shirts.'
G.W Johnson k Co.
469 STATE STREET
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V' As the price of new car
romes down, the. used car '
I luust also come lowu.
-For Example
J Jit ft 1022 Mai well touring.
In splendid condition, some
extra, only 383.00.
SEE US BKPORE YOU
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CITY NEFS IN BRIEF
Fair
Petition Receives Support
A t petition ; clrcu ated at the
noon luncheon Wednesday of the
Rotary club receive id ' the signa
tures of many of the members sup
porting Mrs- George Litchfield for
mall carrier on Rimte 4. Mrs.
Litchfield received, a I temporary
appointment on the route to' take
the place of. her husband who
passed? awayf ' recent! yr ." The .pef.t
fion will be 'forwarded to Senator
ItJkrjr with the request that he
use his influence to secure the
program has been arranged
Among the attractions will be two
brass bands and free dance during
the afternoon. The PacifU City
orchestra will play its farewell
dance Sunday evening.
tit.'!:
including.. .ej-serrice men (wholurted previously could" be use J ihTs
were rjinrjdes of Mr.1 Hansen! in J fall because of the recent changes
cunipanjs during ine .war werei auinorizeu - oy ine auue lexiDooa
among the tuests. 'Those who at
tended fVere John Carson.. Carl
Gabrielson. Andrew Vinson. ! Ray
Attebur'y. 'Stephen A. Stone and
Harry N". Crain.
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Furnished Honv For Kent
Modern bungalow. . hardwood
floors, three bed rooms, full base
ment, furnace, electric range and
washer, references required, j See
Ralph H. McCurdy, office over
commission. - Only a part of the
books have been chatijrM, ling de
clared. An authoritative list of
the text books to be used in the
public schools here " during the
coming year will be made public
by the superintendent some time
next week.
constructed. Another wing is to
be used fur parialr activities. The
school c la Hues will be held in the
north wine. - -
POLK FAIR OPENS TODAY
ALL EXHIBITS .MUST HE IS
IMiACK THIS MOUMNt;
Miller's Store.
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appear they proposed to appro
priate' the wheels. Ross Freeman
of 2104 North Fourth and Glenn
Vanderhoof of 1945 Broadway
called at the station later in the
day and Identified the bicycles as
their property.'
i Suicide's Body Shipped
Following disinterment of the
remains of William Hannivarj by
jhis son, the body of the man' who
committed suicide here early; in
August was shipped to San Fran
cisco for burial Wednesday, lian-
nivar had registered at a local
rooming house under the name of
William Sullivan.
Principals Meet
Meeting at the call of Superin
tendent of Schools George W. Hug
the principals of the public schools
throughout the city met at the
high school yesterday to discuss
plans for the coming year.
Dance Tonight-
Independence Armory,
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Special On Slab Wc
$3.90 a cord delivered.'
1S79-W.
Phone
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Portland Man Sought
A - warrant for the arrest . of
George W. Munce, Portland, was
filed In the justice court Wednes
day, Munce was arrested here
on a speeding charge, and failed
to appear for trial. He was ar
rested by Max Flanery, state traf
fic officer. .
lfoppea Lea
W. C. Hoppes, former super
vi3or of the elementary schools
here, left yesterday tor Ypnilantl.
Mich., where he has accepted a
very attractive position as pro
fessor of rural education in the
Michigan State Teachers' college.
He had been visiting here for
several days and was accompanied
by Mrs. Hoppes.
Woodry" & Soi
Buy furniture. Store,
Commercial. Phone 73.
271 N.
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Club Holds Moiling
An enjoyable meeting of the
Young People's club of the, First I
Presbyterian church was held last
night, a feature being the Initia
tion of Rev. Norman K. Tully, the
new jastor, by Dick Roberts. The
address of welcome was given by
Guy L. Rathbun, coach at Willa
mette university. Jack Spong pre
sented some slight of hand per
formance while Dick Barton! sang
a solo and with F. S. Barton was
heard in duet numbers.
Parochial School Open
The St. Vincent De rani par
ochial school, recently 'built in
North Salem, will open Tuesday,
September 15. it was announced
yesterday by Father Keen an who
will have charge of the school
Classes will include the 'first six
grades of elementary school.
wing of the building is to be used
for the living quarters of Father
Keenan until a . new building is
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Fair .In the Interior and mostly appointment. Ail
- , W U V J B - T W I t ww
r; gentle Bonn ana norinwem wmuu; 1 peiiuon.
i .normal humidity. Max. 77; Min.
Vs. 51; River 2.9. rising; Rainfall
dr- none: Atmosphere clear; Wind
I northwest.
the patrons
signers of the
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Visit Our Basement
Department. H.
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HousPhoW
L. Stiff Furnl-
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Tlie Tlx eaters, Today
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Orcoii ' - Dorothy Gisn. ,
Ertiest Torrence, Rod La
Rocque, George Hacka
thorne In 'Night Life of
New York."
Burglary Attempt Falter
Burglars who atteknpted to gain
entrance Into; the Harry Seott mo
torcycle shop recently by Vtaking
bricks out oCthe babk wall Jn or- j Victor Rod Soul Records
iron bars cover-; 10 Inch single face, 25c-
Re-Hearing Is Granted
Upon request of the Eagle
Point Irrigation district a re-hear-
Ing relative to a'request for fur
ther: extension of state guarantee
on 1440,000 of bonds has been
granted. The request for the ex
tension for a year and a half was
recently denied by the state se
curities commission. The. district
Is located in Jackson county.
CTinrehiBs Return
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Churchill re
turned to Salem Wednesday from
a trip to The Dalles made over
LabOrDay. Mr. Churchill is stale
superintendent of public instruction
Warrant I Issued
. A .warrant to arrest Irvln M.
Lind, of Portland, on a speeding
charge was .riled in the justice
court yesterday. Lind was arrest
ed here Sunday evening and was
brought .into the city police sta
tion. According to the complaint, I
he left the station in an attempt
to obtain bai).. and then failed to
show up. The matter was then
taken up through the Justice court
as the city police have no jurisdic
tion in such a matter.
Chiklron'8 Re Matinee-
Today 2 p.- m. Jack Hoxie-
the "Red Rider" and "Wolves
In j
of
the North," BHgh Theater.
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Miss Helen Rodolph
Studio of Dancing
. 428 Ferry Street . .
DALLAS, Ore.. Sept. 9-
cial) Polk county's 192:
September 10, 11 and 12,
-(Spe-falr.
opens
today "and from the hurryand
busllf WYiVu'&riay Indication Ver
that the .exhibits and " 'dfspjyfs
wenld bete the trtandard -hat
In: pf t ycati has mad the county
fimou for IU agriruUnra pro-
duvt and iivoAtoek -
Prsrtlcally all exhibit space la
the big pucilion has been taken
and in our of the Industrial and
commercial display spaces.hara
been contracted.' . .,
All exhibits mnst be In place by
10 o'clock Thursday morning.
For Sale
Bantam Corn and tomatoes for
canning. Phone 290. slO
Marriage la IVi f i nicd
Floyd I. Matson, a farmer of
G"ervais. and Evelyn Collicott of
Denver, Colorado, were married
yesterday by J. T. Hunt, Marlon
county Judge.
Bligli Jack Hoxie in
"Red,Rlder." and "Wolves
of the North."
der to pry loose. Jrcjn bars cover
ing the windows garvc ip the at
tempt before they had finished
and fled. The recent attempt "was
I thei second time within the past
three months that ' burglars have
attempted to get mto the shop
through back windows. , '
JToloist at Luncheon ? Zt:-
-Mrs. Charlotte Gunn Roche of
Portland Maine, .was the soloist
at the noon luncheon of the Ro
tary club Wednesday. She" Bang'
"A Birthday" by Huntington
Woodman; "The Old Refrain," by
Fritx, Krelsler, and "Trees," by
Joyce Kilmer.
Jerald S. Backstrand, M. D.
Announces the removal of his
office to the third Ifloor, Oregon
Bldg;.'
239.
rooms 302
304.
Phone
all
Stiff Furniture Co.
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Building Permit Issned
; A building permit ; was
yesterday from the office
city recorder for the
the Salem Laundry
garage at 263
to cost 900.
ktor Red Seal Records 1
12 Inch single face, 55c.
issued
Of he
erection I by
company of a
South High street,
Stiff Furniture Co.
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I Dr; Marshall. Osteopathic
Physician and Surgeon.
To Speak on Sunday -
- A study of the life and work of
BIHy" Sunday, famous evangel
ist now eonducting an evangelist
campaign in Portland, will be the
subject matter of an address Sun-
day by i Rev. Fred C. Taylor of
the First Methodist church here,
tev. Sunday at one time Jived,' In
,lowa where -Rev. Taylor was -also
living, and where the two were
' associated in a campaign In Sioux
City. JELerXaylor served as chair
man of one of the evangelist's Im
portant committees, hayink-the
opportunity Jo study his work first
hand. Theisermon Sunday even
ing will befinsed on personal ob-
; servations.of his Work. -
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Can use a tew more bop pickers
.at the Minto yard. Phone 1267-J.
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, Three Licenses Issoed
u. Gj Boyer, Marion county
v clerk, issued three marriage li
. V senses Wednesday. They were ap
vVi Plied for by -Charles ft. Mnn
C .Coitll. I 1 - . . n. ... .
1 iue, auu arrie f nuiips, route
' Salem; Rufus G. Davis, a farm
er, of Marion, and Vera Barber, of
iiurner; noyd I. Matson, of Ger-
vais, and Evelyn Iota Collicott, of
Denver, Colorado. -
THE HOUSE
OF LUCKY
WZDDINO
BX2TCS
Champoeg Park Popular '
Week end and Labor Day visit
ors; to' Champoeg Pak from Salem
were F. W. Karr. tS. Coates. J.
Doene and T. Muraiey, of the Sa
lem. Navigation Company; Mrs. C.
A. Lytle, Helen Lytle, Chas. Lytle,
Elva L. Fisher, H W. Winkler
and wife, Cass Gibson .and wife.
M. iE. Moon, and wife; Mrs-1 Mil
ton M. Myers, Mrs. O. H. Breck,
Ben Erickson, M. L Meyers. Miss
Julia K. Webster, Mn. :
Wajefsapd "her , brother, George
W. Fry, pt .Orange, Mass. ; Stanley
Detter Waters, L. A.,: U R- S. O;;
Elmer Barkus, N. A-. Bat'kus, Mrs.
W. A. Barkus, D. Rj Ross. M. D.
and wife. Labor Day was pleasant
until bout. p. m.' From that
time until after "dark the thunder
showers held sway.) The steamer
Northwestern called about 6 p. m
and took oh board 50 tons of
freight that had , been left prevl
ously on the up trip in order to
lighten the boat. L
Will Inspect Code
T M. Barr, of Salem, president
of the Oregon Master Plumbers'
association, will represent the
state on a committee to determine
whether or not Portland's plumbing-
code complies with the re
quirements of the state plumbing
code. The appointment, was an
nounced Wednesday by C. H.
Gram, state labor commissioner.
Portland will name another mem
ber of the committee and these
two will select the third member.
AH members of the committee
mnst be master plumbers.
Woodry Bays Furniture .
Stre at Summer and Norway
streets. Phone 511. llKtf
Get Marriage License
A marriage license has been is
sued In Vancouver. Wash., to - Al
bert W. Mize, 60, of Salem and
Alma Lucille Gray 32, of Fort
Worth. Texa9.
Realtors' Meeting Cloned
The Marion-Polk County Real
tors will bold a closed meeting-at
the Marion hotel today noon. iU
lers of Jmportantance and -interest
to members of the association will
be discussed. , ;
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work phorfe 167. Salem Sca
venger Co., Cummiha"&Trpter,'
prop3. ''.rr : '' r " gll
I Immediate "Dellyeryr- . ; 1 i
On 16 Inch. mill block wood
Phone 1542. ; Fred E. Wells: ill
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Open Meeting Planned
Artisan lodge will have an open
meeting, tonight at the old Elks'
building on North Liberfy. 'After
the program of the evening, danc
ing; will be enjoyed." Everyone
invited. ' ".Z, ' ' .V;....- . -
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Tbe Office of Jerald 8. Dncksrrnnd
Has been moved L to the third
i floor of the Orerim' bufldine.-Prac
I tice limited to diseases of .Infants
i and children. Phone 489. fll
Elks Plan Picnic
McMInnville and Tillamook Elks
wfli hold a Joint -picnic at Paclf ki
City next Sunday. An elaborate
Iayor Raker AVrJtc-
A letter has been received by
Mayor j. u. ueisy rrom aiayor
George L. Baker, of : Portland,
calling attention to tbe Billy; Sun
day evangelical campaign Septem
ber 6 to October 25 under the
auspices of the Portland churches.
Arrangements for reservations' for
special delegations from Salem
may be made .by application to
campaign' headquarters at; tthc
Portland YMCA. according to the
letter. ( No reservations are jniade
for, Sunday while po services wil!
be held on Mondays as theae'are
the evangelist's days of re--ti. i
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SALE
Continues
NOW
is your opportunity
to buy that "Hand
; Made' Gift
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Attend the Demonstration
of thei Opal Range
Lo.cs Idcensc Plat
W. L. Baker ot 2175 Myrtle re
ported to police headquarters yes
terday that he had lost an auto
mobile license plate from his car.
The license carried the number of
Oregon 20-153. ,The"finder has
been asked to leave the plate at
police headquarters
tr'.
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Richard O. Hansen. formerc.Sa
lem newspaperman and bow news
editor of the Oakland "tribune.
was the guest of honor at a lunch
eon yesterday at the Marion hotel
at which Paul B. Wallace was
host. Old newspaper friends here
Obituary
Used Heating Stoves' V '
Guaranteed. Stiff's Used
niture Store.
Fur-
810
Tuve
Tneodore Oscar Tuve died t a
local hospital Sept. 9th, at, the
age of 33 years. He is survived
by his wldow Nellie, fathernd
mother, Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Tuve.'
one sister. Bertha, Tuve of Salem
and two .brothers! Richard and
Thomas of Portland. Funeral an
nouncements later.. Webb Funeral
Parlors in charge of - arrange
ments. ' t , ... ; ."v, "v
Torn VtilrM Pnniul
Roy Bremmer. Marlon county
deputy sheriff, brought to poiie1
neadquaEterg yesterday two bi
cycles which he had found cached
in the' brush near the Mute school.1
The wheels were being watched by1
two boys who admitted that tby
were not the owners and declared
that if the 'owners did not soon
Pmjrcr league To Meet
The Women's Evar.$rWtic
pTeyer meeting; will be held today
U t o'clock at the home of Mrs.
C. H. Brvan. .".00 North Casltol.
Mrs. W. C. Hawley will lead.l
Old Rooks Usable
Students', who have old, jtext
books, and 'wish to use them In the
schools' here during the coming
year should retain possession of
them until; school starts. Is f the
d.Tice of Superintendent of
chools George W. Hug. It i was
reported that students feared that
none of the books that they i had
FOR IXFORMATIOJf I
. ABOUT. RAILROAD TRIPS
OREGON
ELECTRIC
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Woodry & Woodry
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Pay .Cash for Fnrnitar
Pboae 7S' '! 1
"r Scbackmannr '--,.
At Keliei-'bottora. eafry'-Ww!-'
nesday, Sept.-" 9,.; John Philip
Schackmann. age C4 years, hus
band efV Mrs-. -Anba C. - Seh ark
mann,. father of; Mrs. Ed Pafter
and Mrs. Chas. Weathers ot route
8. Salem, Mrs. Esther Peterson tt
Brookings, Ore., Mrs.' II. V. Spenc
er of Kerry, Ore.. Dick, Dean and
Frank Schackmann, all Of Salem'.
Announcement of funeral later
froni the Rdon !mortnary.' Inter
ment la be at Hayesvllle cemetery.
H. F. WOODUY &.SON
Anctionftri nd Turattnrt SMltrs,
pat taa- for UMd Tbrnltnra. Iter
271 tioittx Comma trill.
-Office; Phone 75 :dr -Residence
Phone 1843-W
LADD & BUSH, Bankers
? Established iS6S -
G(&icral
tag Pusineif
OffloB Iloftr from 10
to S
UNDERWOOD
TYPEWRITER CO. r
v ' Direct Factory Branch t
SiO Court Street' "p Phone 22
J Typewriters -RenCed; BoYdf
. RepairedM l.i
Special rental rates to studeota
REDUCED . SUStMTTit- ItilllS
. to cALxit)iixu r ; '
'by picVicH stages
n Ttwdtc. tw T tis.it
: Irtfc 150.06. i
In Abi1,' n wty. t27.taj
, Btut Trip, 4M.OO. , '
laUl XUt U TvetiM tt ;
Elkt u Utr t
At Itfnnttta and BMrrllcnJ
2ass ffVift. - U . , .
CtrTRAL STAGE TERMINAL
' - ftalerA, Oregon
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POMZBOT KEEKE
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F. W; WOODRV
Pays Casb Tor Furniture
Res. and Store 1610 North
Summer
t n. IMmi i ;
I' -Wtoiv! ill f"-ly&.
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I J 'Mystery "; gCH
CRYSTAL
POOL
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Swimming Daily
JL to 10 P-xn
WOOD?.Y6SON
1 AUCTIONEERS
Are attinta for
LANG WOOD STOVES
f; On display at their store
271 North Commercial
PAINTING
KALSOr.lINtKG !
PAPER HANGING
For the right kind of materials
and tbe .'very best workman-
ship call us.
Lu high gra&i
L 1 Buffet Type
J The tCtJc and shallow i
firebox has many ' advantages
The correct design and liberal
proportions of thi Pacific Coat
firebox inaur quick cooking and
baking. It brings the beat di
rectly np under the- cooking top
and ghrea "volume beat diatri
bution entirely around oven. It'a '
a fuel saver also.' !
It
with French Cooking top
The firm that manufacture ihla tp!end range
Las been designing and manuf acturin g ranges for
Pacific Coast ue for over forty years. They know
just what the conditions oat here are and they
build ranges to meet them. They know that a
wide, shallow firebox is better adapted to Western
fuel than any other type of firebox. This very
feature is sufficiently important in itself to recom
mend it as the range for you to buy.
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'h other features
"This French cooking, top '
,is indeed adesirable
feature A - r V. . .
Tkts style of top, universally wtA in bote! ranges, baa
oVantagea that readily adapt itself to bom tite. Hets
"quTckTy K3 bcJJ mora bea( tban tba partitionod topt
consequently is more economical Bebig very moots,
and with larga flat surface, cooking utensils fit snugfy to
ft. ' Stesksi cbips.' fish, eggs and ' kotcakee . can b
-cooked directly n tha-French top. aa in bote Is and res
taurants, particularly wbera tka bom is aqnipped witb a
bood. Tb Franck cop is shown on lbs accompanying
illustration of tbo Buffet range, -
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Note tbeso tber aloa ,Fturs
of iba EUFFLT Ranges
Body, abelf. and splasbr back of
"Armco" Iron, famous for ita rust,
resisting crualitiea.
Superior porcelain enamel of lb
most dorabla quality,
SturJyeonstractisn. Higbasi gra2a
cast iron.
Plain, sanitary Jeslga sn4 finis V.
Heavily nickelplated parts. No black
lug required.
Duplex grates for urooj or coal, L A
S5.00
.rdcUverithU A -(if
;: - J Opal M;
vir. ' ". Range to" jour .
Xfv home. Balance on . ' ,-
' cajy terms, -' ; '3
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aw ssWWs4(BssU
Gabriel
F R EE
A 32-pIece Decorated Dinner Set with each
Range told this week
Trade in your- old Range on a fiew
HaMiltdi - FtiMtiire ':G
;V :r- Phone 75h
Eaarder and Supply Co.
llifiirCominercui 'Pboaa ?ZS
0 Court Carcct
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