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THE OREGON, STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
SATURDAY I0RNTNG,"SEPTEMBER"12.'1925
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CITY NEWS IN
Unsettled
Generally cloudy; probably show
ers Saturday night or Sunday;
L j northerly winds on' the coast; hu
flmidity generally near or above
' normal. Maj. 71; Min. 55; River
-1.8, stationary; Rainfall none;
: Atmosphere clear; Wind north
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The Theaters Today
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Oregon Zane Grey's
"Wili Horse Mesa," with
Jack j Holt, , Bi'lllft Dove,
Noah Beery, Douglas Fafr-
ianks Jr5ii -''.'" '
: HeUii'The Iron Horse."
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Bllghi Wllliamv Desmond
J in "Jiieddler,V'nd 5 acW
" vaudeville.
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- Vacation lis Take:
," J. H. Porter, county commis-
aloner. , left Salem yesterday" oh
his vacation. He was accompan
i led by his wife. They expect to
, be away for about a week.
tFimt Hot
Chicken
Tamales
t. Of the
season.
Made at the
K., y Gray Bellle.
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; Col. Rartram Returning
CoL Wj B. Bartram. on business ;
in the east in connection with
private affairs and who has been
making inquerles as to the cost ot
machinery for the new Oregon, I
linen mills, started back from Sa
lem Friday, according to word re-
- ceived bvlJobn II. McNary. Sev-
keral st0D9 will be made en route
;, to the coast and he will not arrive
there until Sept. 21.
. Radiator jtt'ork
Fender 1 or body repairing. O.
; J. Hull Auto Top and Paint shop.
alley back ot City Hall. al3
Victor Red Seals
, McCormSck JCHsJer. Gluck. Hom
er, Schuman-IIeink, Wenemath etc
at 35c. Moore's .Music; House,
409-415 Court. Phone 983. slS
Green Primes Wanted
At Stajrr Fruit Products Co.,
Church and Mill Sts. Phone 439.
Courses In Interpretatl
Headings and voice develop-
meut. starting
Monaay at Miss
Dibble's Studio.,
180 N. Com'l
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v License -Is Issued
Only one marriage 'license way
' issued by the Marion county clerk
.; Friday. ,This was taken, out:by
Cal A. Swope, bookkeeper, Inde
pendencej and ; Violet Kauf plan of
isverett, wash.
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THE
F. N. WOODRY
Pays Cash Vnr PnraltHM
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ReaC and Store 1610 North
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Phone 511
Hos iery for Men and Women
JOHNSON & CO.
469 STATE STREET
Griffith Wins Suit . "
A suit to foreclose a contract
was won yesterday III Judge Li H.
McMahan's court when A. J. Grif
fity was . granted j'a Judgment
against Frank C. Orey.
tFoodry Roys Furniture '
' Store at Summer! and Norway
Streets, Phone 511. I J16tf
Woodry & Soiv i
Buy furniture. .. Store,
271 N.
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Commercial. Phone 75.
prison Meeting Planned
i : Nearly a . score of state peni
tentiary inmates will, become mem
bers of the- Salvation Army's or
ganized, prison corpaj and also the
Brighter Day league,; at a special
service to be held this Sunday in
prison chapel. Assisting the local
Army forces In this 1 service will
be Major' Talbot and Adjutant
Rooney from Portland, with other
visiting officials, i Warden A. M.
Dairy ra pie will
y
welcome
and 'the
captain and1- Mrs.
Pitt
Portland visitors.
The. Mystery Orchestra v
j Will be in Salem jioon. Watch
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Rev. Chambers Leaves'
Rev. II. ' Duncan Chambers
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MEN'S
Fine Silk
HOSIERY
Fancy and
Plain
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BRIEF
leaves for. the east today and ex
pects to be away for several weeks.
He will go to New . Orleans via
New York. -The general conven
tion of the, Episcopal church
meets in New Orleans in October
and Mr. Chambers is a delegate.
Mrs. , Chambers . and daughter,
Myla, are now .In the east and
will join Mr. Chambers en route.
Mrs. Chambers Is attending as a
delegate the sessions of the .wom
an's auxiliary and Miss Chambers
those of the, Young People's fel
lowship. Services at St. Paul's
church, except the early service,
will be maintained as usual with
the assistance of the Rev. J. G
Hatton of Portland and the lay
readers of the parish.
I. O. O. F. Members Attention!
Your uniform for S. G. lodge
parade is at Bishops. Final ar
rangements will be made on Wed
nesday evening, September 16. AH
members are requested to be pre
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Missing Husband Sought
Salem police received a letter
from D. E. Gebron of Dallas, Tex.,
asking for information leading to
the location of a man using the
names of . Ferris-or Frank
Rourl.
who deserted his wife and four
emiaren aDout four years ago. The
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BULMi.
This, one should appeal to
Rome one
Very late Maxwell Conpe In
the Tery best of condition,
splendid paint job and good
tires, quite a few accessories,
going at $030.00.
We recommend this car as a
splendid buy
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family are nearly destitute, ac
cording to the letter, and the wife
is forced to take in washing in
order to make a tiring. The old
est child, a girl of 15, is suffering
from leakage of the heart.
If Yon Rent
Right now we hare a dozen
homes In all parts of Salem, that
$100 to $500 down, balance like
rent,, will take. Half are vacant.
Let us show them. Becke it Hen
dricks, U. Sr Bk. Bldg. sl3
Green Prune Wanted
At Starr Frnit Products . Co.,
Church and Mill Sts. Phone 439.
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Gnn Pub to Mec
At a meeting of the Salem Rod
and Gun club last night plans were
discussed for a dance Sept. 18 and
programs for the state fair regis
tered shoot. .
Eat Gray Relle Hot Chicken
Tamales. Served here or to
take home. . sl3
Green Prunes Wanted
At Starr Fruit Products Co.,
Church and Mill Sts. Phone 439.
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Silverton Is Visited
The community fair at Silverton,
sponsored by fhe Delbert Reeves
post of the American legion, was
brightened last. night by the ap
pearance of the drum and bugle
corps of Capital post No. 9. A
large delegation of Salem legion,
men attended the fair. .
Attention! New Car Rnyer!
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 CQst
over 82000, and can be had for
81775. Be sure and see this ot
our show room. Fred W. Powell
Motor Cars, 350 N. High. slltf
Governor Speaks
Governor Walter M. Pierce -was
! a . Friday visitor at the Polk county
If air. in Dallas. He delivered Qiel
principal address last night.
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RuL&tooU to "Leave '" " v "
Mr. and Mrs. Alvln.W. Rook
stool and young son. vho have
made their home la Salem tor ser-
eral years, will leave for Spokane
Sunday or Monday where they will
establish their residence. ; Mr.
Rookstool j returned, to the city
about three weeks ago from Idaho
where he underwent treatment at
a government hospital. Mr. Rook
stool was badly gassed. during the
war. He was formerly connected
with the advertising department
of The Statesman.
Piano for Rent
Or for sale. 592
North
Com
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Going Fast!
The best in music on Red Seal
Victor i Records, 35c. three for
$1.00 at Moore's Music House s!3
Attention, Rasl
All Eagles are urged to attend a
picnic at Jefferson park Sunday,
the 13th. Bring basket, lunch and
a friend. , sl3
YMCA Worker Placed
The rifth YMCA student at
Willamette university to be placed
Obituary
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Merrill D. Ohling. Jr.. Infant
son of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill D,
Ohling, died at their residence
1840 South High street. September
1 0, at the age of three months.
He is survived by his parents. Mr
and Mrs. Merrill D. Ohling." Sr.;
grandparents. Mr, and Mrs. R. K
Ohling and Mr.-and Mrs. Mark M
Savage, all of Salem. Fuaeral
services w!l be held at. the Webb
Funeral parlors today at 10 a. ra
Professor Mathews will have
charge of services. ' Interment will
be in the City View cemetery.
: Knowland .
Letba Knowland- died at her
residence, 745 North Twentieth
street, at the age of .72 years. She
Is survived by one daughter.' Miss
Myrtle Knowland; one son Charles
of Salem; two grandchildren, one
brother, John Scates, of Illinois.
Funeral services will be held at
the Episcopal church today at 4
p.-m, Rev.i H. D. Chambers will
have charge ot services. Inter
ment will be In the City View
cemetery. Webb Funeral parlors
are in charge ot arrangements.
Adams
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Adams,
age 90 years, died at the home of
her son, 1596 North Fourth street,
Friday, Sept. 11. Survived by her
son, ueorge v. Dickey. . The re
mains are in care of the Terwilli
ger funeral home. Announcement
of funeral will he made later.
Funerals
Tnve
The funeral ot Theodore Oscar
Tuve will he held at the Webb
Funeral parlors today. "at i 2:30
p. m. Rev. Judy will have charge
ot Ber vices. .'Interment will be in
the' City - View cemetery.
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In Association . work, this year. Is
Everett Hlday. He has been se
lected as assistant physical direc
tor ( in tnej Spokane. Wash.,
YMCA.
Dance Tonight
Independence Armory.
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35c Three For fl.OO
10 Inch Red Seal Victor Re
cords, single face at Moore's Mus
ic House. While they last! si 5
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Roy Knocked iown ...
Though suffering from bruises
received when he was knocked
unconscious by a passing motor
ist.! William j Shearer Is resting
easily and will suffer no perman
ent! effects from the accident.
Shearer was knocked down when
he ran from behind a parked auto
mobile while playing with some
other boys on Oak street.
The Mystery Orrhesti
Will.be in Salem. soon.
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Southern Trip. Taken
Mr. and Mrs. U N. Myers of
Salem left yesterday for Callfor-
REDUCED! SUMMER RATES
TO CALIFORNIA
f BY PICKWICK STAGES
Saa madae. aoa way. 111 Jt
Kan4 Ma, I30.0O.
Lae Aatalaa, oaa way,' 127.41.
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Far iBfaraatlaa as4 Iwntlwi
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CKNTRAIj STAGE TERUCCAI
SIem, Oregon
CRYSTAL
POOL
Swimming Dally
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1 to 10 pjn
PAINTING
KALSOMINING
PAPER HANGING
For the right kind of materials
and the very beat workman
ship call us. " ."
Gabriel
Powder and Supply Co. I
17S 8. Commercial Phone 728
Indeed yesj cleamuss in gasoline has everything, to do with the value
or miles you get in exchange for your motor-fuq money. " " -Why
? Consider these facts. The gasoline cleanness that really insures
"more miles to the gallon" is unsem. You feci it in your motor. 'For it
results in instant ignition at the spark, and complete "burning" or ex
plosion, with no wasted or unconsumed fuel Your engine gets every
ounce of power contained in e4Ch "chiigc? '' - ; ' .
Associated Gasoline is distilled by methods that provide a sdemifically
correct range or "chain" of boiHng points, gradually rising fromlthc
lower or more f volatile" parti on up through the heavier or power--yicldmg
parts. Associated is thorough-bred, unmixed, honest, depend
able. It c iocs a cltan, thorough job in a snappy, -K xyi n Hng mnngf.
Use Associated. Get "more miles to the gallon" through &staiz:J
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nla, Mr. Myers was formerly con
nected with the state highway de
partment" here. Mrs. 3d yem Is a
sLiter of Harry Scott. Salem cycle
dealer.
Bra mi New Ha rig alow '
$3750 and SQ0 down handles.
Garage and rumare. Vacant.
Itecke Hendricks, IT S Rk. Bldg.
II. F. WOODRY' & SON
AACt Waters aa4 rurnltar Dain,
pay aah far Uas4 rarattar. Star
271 Xaitk Commercial.
Office Phone 75 or Res
. i idence Phone 1843-W
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ABOUT RAILROAD TXUPS
, Phone 727 . .
OREG0f.A: ELECTRIC
MP
.Woodry & Woodry
1 . Pay Cash for FnraJtar -
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TYPEWRITER CO.
' Direct : Factory Branch
510 Court Street rbone Stt2
Typewriters Rented, Sold,
Repaired
Special rental rates to students
LADD & BUSH, Bankers
Established IMS
General Banking Buiineu ;
Office Hour from 10 avnu to S pjav, :
SALEM'S LEADING
Residence and store 1610 N. Summer Street
Phono SI'S
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McCLAREN
CORD.
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Stages, Salesmen and
lH-liverW-a I'ae Them
Do You? ,
"Jim
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Smith &. Watldns . .
Snappy Service
PHONG 44
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