The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, September 11, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTIIE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON PrIdaY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 11. 193 EVERYTHING FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN ft. W LLL WCCffFD G.W Johnson & Go. 469 STATE STREET mm How Is this one for a rear buy: 1IKTI Overland roaring, look like new in It new coat of paint ; some aerewsorie,! good rnrtalas ami new top;; and the price only f:MH. IT ALWAYS PAYS TO SEK VS BEFORE BUYING Mrs. Harrison, ot Portland. In charge. Dr, B. F. Pound, chair man of the local Salvation Army advisory board, will be on hand. The visitors will supplement the regular work ot Captain and Mrs. Pitt. i Red Real Record. 22c and 55c! Stiffs Furniture Co. ! .11 Cherrian Meeting Called-. The first nieetlnr of the season Will be held hv the rhrrlan Tuesday night, according to word 'P"T R- E- OHw. Unlo Oil. Benefit Order Formed Fifteen members of the Trave lers Benefit association of Port land have organized a Salem unit. Meeting will be held at a Satur day noon luncheon the third week ot each month at the Marion hotel. Officers ot the local unit, which has for members men traveling out of! Salem, are Wharton L. West. Tre bin Biscuit company, president; E. A. Boyle. I'nlon Oil. secretary-treasurer; Clean L. Rice, Willamette Grocery company: Glenn Pox. Flelschner, Mayer com- being sent members by King Blng J. C Perry. Plans for the fall and rlnter will be discussed at this time.' are the: directors. em Pacific here disappeared from the payroll as all other employes were married men. Mr. and Mrs. Stone are making their home on North Twentieth. Boy Your Heater Now H. L. Stiff Furniture Co. all State Ward Is Sought According to a Portland police bulletin, Ida Ward, who escaped from the girls' training school August 28, is wanted in Curry county for shoplifting. The sheriff is also looking for her sister. Rose Ward, on a similar charge. Attention! New Car Borer! 1925 Hudson 5 pass sedan. This car has been driven only 2500 miles. Nickle radiator; 5 balloon tires, automatic rain swipe; rear view mirror and license. Car cost over $2000, and can be had for S1775. Be sure and see this ot our show Toom. Fred W. Powell Motor Cars, 350 N. High. slltf Mr. Sootl Returns Mrs. I Irene Scott, ot the Marl- nello shop, has returned from San Francisco; where she attended the national hair dressers' convention More than 500 delegates were In attendance. Mrs. Scott remained In the city in order to take several additional courses from experts In various; lines. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF Immediate Delivery I On 16 inch mill block wood. Phone; 1342. Fred E. Wells, sll Salem Girl to Teach Miss Martha Leavenworth. Wil lamette student, will leave today for Prlneville, where she will teach commercial law and book keeping In the high school. While attending Willamette Miss Leaven worth was secretary of the Mar ion-Polk County Realtors' associa tlon. ! ; 1 OirxTPeatherMg i Divorce? Is Asked - ; ' Dorothy I. McCarty, has filed suit for divorce against Ignatious McCarty, alledging desertion. The couple were married In San Fran cisco in November! 1922.' Accord ing to the complaint, ! McCarty abandoned his wife in May. 1923. Mrs. McCarty asks the custody of a baby, 19 months old. : Three, 10 Inch Red Seal- Records ture Co. $1.00. Unsettled Generally cloudy (Friday and Saturday: gentle north and north west winds; normal humidity. Max. : 70: Min. 55; River 1.8, rising; Rainfall none; Atmosphere cloudy; , Wind . southwest.. Stiffs Furnl-sll At The Theaters Today !!! -i .: . , ' ' - !) Oregon Dorothy Gish. Ernest Torrence, ; Rod La Hunting Trip Taken ! ; Brazier C. Small, Salem justice of the peace left yesterday for the mountains on a deer hunting trip. He will be gone untir Monday. Apples and Peach! Boxes Guaranteed spruce. H, A. Hyde, 3090 Portland Road, j Phone 2120. . : : . i all Rocque, George thorne In "Night New York." Hacka Life of ItlLgrfi William in "Meddler." 1 Desmond Kpaulding Wins Suit A suit instituted br the Charles K. Spaulding logging company against A. L. Seamster and Ruth . Scamster, to foreclose on a mort gage, was decided for the plaintiff in Circuit Judge L. H.'McMahan's court yeeterday. A judgment of $3432.95 was returned, with $150 attorney fees. According to the findings, the defendants defaulted in payment of principal and Inter est of a promissory note made in April, 1924. ! Schools Are Opened Grade schools in Monitor, Hub bard . and Elkhorn districts have resumed study after the summer vacation, and , the IWoodburn and Jefferson schools will start Mon day, according to Mary L. Fulker son, Marion county school super intendent. Classes are j being re sumed earlier this ' year .than In past terms as it is believed that one week at this time ot the year will be worth more than two dur- ine the fibrin sr. ?? -t -" . seaside' resort during the entire summer. Mr. Prescott operated a barber ship at the : beach. They are enthusiastic over possibilities for Neskowin next year, declaring that the new highway will do much to build up the popular beach- Pardon Is Needed Until an unconditional pardon is granted, civil rights cannot be re stored to a paroled convict, the ; attorney general's office has ad vised Governor Pierce. ' This means that as long as a prison sentence is hanging over a man he is not allowed citixenshlp privileges. j Teachers Books Mailed- Courses of study for the ele mentary grades were mailed to the teachers of each district yes terday by the county school super Intendent. i Miss Helen Rodolpb Will instruct in social dancing and swimming both 'In class and private. Studio jopen to visitors, 428 Ferry St. ..'. all Xotlce Can use a few more hop pickers I at the MInto yard. Phone 1267-J. sll Liquor Owner v. Fined Possession ot intoxicating liquor cost Lee L. Austin, of Portland. $100 when he appeared before Po lice Judge Poulsen Thursday. Aus tin was arrested about 2:30 o clock Thursday morning at North Capitol and Madison by Of fleers Edwards and Thomason. Only Members Present - Only members attended , the weekly meeting of the Marion Polk County Realtors' association at the Thursday noon luncheon at the Marion hotel. Scout Offices Moved Joint offices of the American Red Cross and the Boy Scout of I America have been moved from the second floor - of the Oregon building to the third floor of the Derby building. Obituary Dr. Marshall, Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon. s!3 Washington Man Fined Because he had no drivers' li cense, ' Herbert Philbrick, Ho quiam, Wash., was fined $5 in the police court Thursday. He was ar rested early in the morning by Officer Edwards. Two corn- companions were also taken into custody but later released. 35c Three For fl.OO 10 inch Red Seal Victor Re cords, single face at Moore's Mus ic House. While they last! sl3 Oling ! Infant son ot Merrill Oling, died at their home, 1840 South High street, September 10. Funeral announcement will be made later. Webb funeral; parlors in charge of arrangements. ! . w f. liiura jjevcs iu!imii 1 . Lute Savage, veteran guard ai. the state prison who was wound-1 one sister. Bertha Tuve of Salem, Tuve i Theodore Oscar Tuve died at local hospital September 9, at the age of 33 years. He is survived by his widow; Nellie, father and. moiner, Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Tuve, Victor Bed Seals McCormlck Krisler. Cluck. Hom er, Schuman-Heink, Wenemath etc at 35c.) Moore's Music House. 409-415 Court. Phone 983. slS Butter-makers to Meet- Several t of the Salem butter- makers 'plan to attend the annual convention ot buttermakers in Portland September 15 and 16. Nearly 1000 delegates are expect ed to attend, two earioads ox samples' or nutter from all over the country have been received and are! being graded. Did You Ever Stop To Think? I? X X. Wftit. EacrHftiT That electric irons are time, la bor and health savers. That, when using an electric Iron, you do not have to keep up on your feet constantly. That the, savtng ot time and health ot-the house-wife Is "one of the most important things that can be done. That electric Irons are no long er a luxury, but a necessity which no home should be without. ' That their small cost and the small cost of operation make them within the reach ot alL That It Is a great convenience to have an electric Iron Just where you want it and when you want it. That electric Irons are thorough ly practical and perfect In the work they do. and It takes but a few moments to heat them. take the drudgery; out. M i00 work , because it mLev Ironing easy. Every housewife needs aa e!ec trie iron. She should have it. Dad brother or hutband should ft -buy and get Lr one and do it now. The bert electric lrn are al ways advertised Read the 'ads? drop in and buy an iron and taka It home. ". .. j A grain of musk wi! scent t room for several years. Ginger Is mentioned in the an dent Roman tariff lUt. H. F. WOODUY & SON ActiB rt w4 rrmitT Dratara. pay cask far V4 rarjm. Star S71 Boris CvmmutUX. Office Phone 73 or Res idence Phone 1813-W That electric Irons do much to Classified Ads Brin Result Parked Cars Too Long- Overtime parking cost several prominent cltitens $1 each when tbey appeared in the police court Thursday. I The contributions were made by Simon Director. C. M. Lockwood.j Dr. Henry G. Morris. the Marion Creamery and Dr. H. B. Scotield. . "4 ! Gets Brand Xante The Robert C. Paulus company, after submitting between 40 and 50 names, has finally been allot ed "Lakewood" as a brand name for Its products. The other names submitted were found to be infringements upon some other brand already in use. The' label used in connection with the name carries a picture of Crater Lake. 4Ve Extend J77T 1 Congratulations 5 jf" To Salem's New Store ' Cosmopolitan Stores, Inc. " which will have its opening Saturday. We are glad to see a store of this kind open here Vhoe confidence in Salem's future is substantially displayed. With Our (Good .Will and Best Wishes I. O. O. P, Members Attention! YoHr uniform for SG.-lodge parade is at Bishops, j Final ar rangements will be: made on Wed nesday evening, September 16. All members are requested to be pre sent. s!6 Going Fast! ' The best in music on Red Seal Victor Records, 35c, three for $1.00 at Moore's Music House a!3 ed by convicts the night of the prison break, August 12, has been discharged from the Salem hos pital and is carrying the bullet in his body as a souvenrr oi me oc casion, surgeons having decided not to attempt its removal. Sav age is expected to return to work in a few weeks. Should trotfble flemelop from the buliet,;lt willtje removed. Savage was shot just beneath the heart. two brothers. Richard and Thomas of Portland. I Funeral .services will be held at the Webb funeral parlors Saturday, 12, at 2:30 p. m. Hev. Judy will have charge of services. Interment will be in the City View Cemetery. Swimmer Lose Change While swimming at the Crystal Garden pool Wednesday after- Miss Helen Rodolpb. noon, someone stole $4 from his clothes in a locker, S. B. David son, Route 3, Box 139, reported to the police Thursday. Obtains Repair Permit- Ed Rich has obtained permis sion to spend $160 repairing a two-story dwelling; at 148 Miller. Woodry Buys Furniture- Store at Summer and Norway streets. Phone 511. JlBtfl I'sed Ranges and Heater Guaranteed, ture Co. H. L. Stiff Furni-sll Army Needs Suppii Comforts, sheets and pillow Executor Appointed. William Eulrich has been nam ed executor of the estate of Alice R. Nye, recently -deceased. The appraisers of the property Paul Harris, C P. pieman Fred Edsill. cases needed for a of Salvation Army1, ing such articles, 1820. bedridden case Anyone hav please phone are and Dance Saturday Jiite Independence Armory, sll Some Prunes Cracked' i Recent rains have served to crack a few prunes according to reports received from several of '."the prune districts. The damage is not extensive, however. Recent Purse Reported Lost! Miss Clara A. Mulkey, of Me- hama, a cannery worker in Salem. reported to he police last night the loss of a small 'gray purse The purse was lost Thursday ev ening on South Twelfth street. The finder may communicate with the Statesman office. ! ' Births Are Reported , Birth reports tiled with the city health officer announce the ar rival of David Hobart to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Shade, 345 South Twenty-first, September 7 and ,a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William B. Sammons, 2546 Hazel, Septem ber 9. Woodry & Son- Buy furniture.' Store, Commercial. Phone 75. 271 N. S2tf estimates indicate that the early Open Meeting Held NJ " estimate of the nrune cron will be I An open meeting ofthe Art! cut aDDroximatelv one-half. - I sans loage was neia in, me oia 1 J a . . m. v-m ttiss lempie iasi nignu rouow lng the regular session a dance was staged. . j I'ears For Canning j Fall pears now on Bale -at the Wallace farm. 50c per box. Bring Por Proinpt ,,1 rfw-i uuacn. j. ; , ' ill lis Dibble Will Opei "Her studio of expression for the registration of old i and " new students Monday, September 14, 180 N. Commercial j St. Phone 1HF4. ! sll Work phone 167. Salem Sca venger Co., Cummins & Trotter, props. - . sll Prescotts Return- Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Prescott returned to Salem from Neskowin yesterday after having been at the Get Vancouver License A marriage license has been Is sued in Vancouver, ! Wash., to! Clarence E. Farbis, 33, ot Shaw and Mrs. Esther G. Chapman, 31, ot saiem. i SHE H0TT8B ; y5S25w " 1 or lucky tPr POMEEOT ft .Woodry &d Woodry 4 ' -Pay Cash f or Pnrnltura , Phone 7S Will hold registration Wednes day afternoon, Sept. 23. Russian ballet class at 4:30. Studio open to visitors at 428 Ferry St. sll Plan Big Program One of the biggest and best meetings to be held in the hop yards this season will be held at the Horst brothers' Eola ranch to night with Adjutant and Mrs. Rooney and Commandant and The Office of Jerald S. Bnckstrand Has been moved to the third floor of the Oregon building. Prac tice limited to diseases ot infants and children. Phone 239. sll Streetcar Men Married With the recent marriage of O. L. Stone, an employe ot the Sa lem Street Railway company, to Miss Vance Peterson, formerly ot Oakland, Cal.. the last ot the single men employed by the South- CRYSTAL POOL Swimming Daily 1 to 10 p.m ' in this city. sept. , Verona. K. Martin, aged 11 years. She was the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Martin of Toledo, Ore. The re mains will be forwarded from the Rigdon mortuary to Grand Rapids Mich., for funeral services and in- lermem. j Soltackmann At Kelier bottom, early Wed nesday, Sept, 9, John Phillip Schackmann, age 64 years, hus band of Mrs. Anna C. Schack mann, father) of Mrs. Ed Potter and Mrs. Charles Weathers of route 8. Salem. Mrs. Esther Peter son, of Brookings, Ore., Mrs. H. V. Spencer or Kerr, Ore., Dean and Frank Schackmann. all of Salem. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 this afternoon from the Rigdon mortuary. Interment In the Hayesville cemetery. Special For Saturday Only 'resh arrival ot Standard Chocolate Creams !23c lb. Two lbs. for 45c ! ! Limit Two lbs. to a i Customer only AT CCHAEFER'C DRUG STORE , ! i - Phone 187 Yellow Front 133 North Commercial Street l I Penslar Store TIRES Only because we were fortunate in- being able to make some very special buys are we In a position to offer the following exceptional values: FEDERALS and other fine makes guaranteed no seconds 30x3 Fabric 30x3 M Fabric .....$ 6.00 CSS 30x3 M Cord 7.95 ,32x3 Cord 11.75 31x4 Cord 10.50 32x4 Cord ....... 10.95 29x4.40 Cord 13.50 31x4.40 Cord 13.50 32x4 Cord , 17.50 33x4 Cord ....... 19.50 34x4 Cord 20.00 32x4.95 Cord - 18.50 33x4.95 Cord 1S.50 30x3 Oversize Federal Cord 34x4.95 Cord 35x5 Cord . 30x5.25 Cord 31x5.25 Cord 32x6.20 Cord 18.50 25.50 22.75 is. 5 25.09 29x4.40 Federal Balloon 15.25 Get onr prices on Balloon. We can match your preett equipment large assort xnent of all sizes. - lj.73 COM3rERCIAL V and COURT STS.' Portland Broadway and Davis Streets WHO ISTHS Mjtery Orchestra PAINTING KALSOMINING PAPER HANGING For the right kind of materials and the very best workman ship call lis. Gabriel Powder and Supply Co. 175 S. Commercial Phone 738 : i i , - : ; ! ' - Underwood typewriter co. Direct Factory Branch 519 Court Street ( Phone 263 Typewriters Rfnted, Sold, v Repaired ...'. ' Special renUl rates to students XEEHS F. N. WOODRY Pays Cash For Furniture Res. and Store 1610 North Summer Phono 511 REDUCED SUMMER RATES TO CALIFORNIA BY PICKWICK STAGES faa rrsaeUea, eas wsy, f lUt $34.00. - , Las AagslM. oas wy. 927.4a. Xoond Iilp, 960.00. (Mdtl Satss U rsrttos at Sight mt Moz Tvt tat orMtioB and KMrvstlas nM . ar ssa St CENTRAL STAGE TXZttZXSAL " ? Salem, Oregon LADD & BUSH, Bankers Established 1SC3 'General Banking Business Offloe lloaxa from 10 to 8 PV rj- ZnJ O E2-$ Y SALEM'S LEADING Residence and store 1610 N. Summer Street PE20F30 SHH Established 1916 THE COLLEGE MAN LEADS THE VAN It isn't easy to get the O.K. of college men on style But we have ii. These clothes 'that Hart Schaffner & Marx are making for us are exactly what the fellows want.- 'The right curves at the point of the! lapels. The right width "of ; shoulders and hips. The right ! hang of the trousers every; w. detail as it should be. ! . ' . i i i ' .-y The fabrics cere the smart new silver grey, blue, chamois J shades. Everything that is new is here. .''2?. I WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO SEE THEM And while you are here we will be pleased to show you the new imported English made shoes. Made expressly for college men. 4' i s.