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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1925)
THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON. -7 FRIDAY MORNING, SEWEMBEft 18. W25 . JA -! -A V' V'Ck 1 I Dress Well 'and Succeed HELP DO THIS BY WEARING AN ATTRAC TIVE HAT. THE WEllli DRESSED MAN ATTENDS TO HIS HEAD DRESS AS QUICK LY AS HE DOES HIS CLOTHING. "hi' CAfcTtE HATS AND STETSON HATS UK- G. Wi. JOHNSON & GO 469 STATE STREET J GIT Y ' NE WSIN BRIEF -HERE IS A REAL GOOD OXrT - Very lata 192:1 Mat well Coupe, beautiful paint job. lot of arrettworU; car runs and performs like new.. Will be woltl for f G.VI.OO. SKE IT TODAY "ITS A KXA1" auto camp, began "Wednesday to pay zor the teat tney are using at me auto park. ' Tney hare field the tent at the tamo for nearly three weeks free of charge, watt ing settlement of their claim, but park bosrd, authorised their pay- lag lor their tent until the claim is settled. Every Friday At the lleillg. US Lm I Now Picking Crape , For Juice and Itlly TIala Tin- yards, three miles north in Folk county. I , Zi received Wednesday at the office or the city superintendent of schools. They will be distributed among the grade school teachers of this city, but as Salem has its own course of study, .-they-, wlli only be used for reference by the teachers. Oh, Test Te Have the. Big vaudeville show. si 8 I Former Student Injured vv ora has been received that 'John Wroten, 24, cashier for the beattle 'Daily Star, was recently knocked, down and Injured by an automobile. .He suffered severe bruises on the body and was cut ana bruised! about the head and face. . lie was not seen by a wo man motorist as he alighted from a street car. Wroten is a grand on of Mrs. B. F. Salmon of Sa- lem and was a member of the lilt class at Salem high school. . resident, who keeps In close touch 1th everything that occure here. Mr. Fisher was alarmed least the mayor become, discouraged - over his failure to obtain a deer and might not ! return r.-rt yt-?. -Vlayor Giesy Joined George n deroth and family, accompanied by airs. Wenderoth's mother. Mn. nulla, who left Salem the pre vious. Saturday. In the party were Batty Cooper and con. bare rush and son, and Sheriff Os4-ar Bower. Tom foe and Itlinharb for Kitfe- Ftring ' containers. i of AumaTille.t Mrs. Mis. mile cant BlS Get Vancouver IJcewe . A m arris se license has been Issued In Vancouver. Wash... to James J. Michael. 28. and Edith U Way mire. 22. both of Salem. forced down here by tlga winds and decided to wait until tomor row to fly to Seattle. The tilers are testing. some new aviation instruments. . Goldfish are the result or tlx elimination of the somber tclofs in a variety of carp by clectlv breeding eob by the Thin- aad Japanee ia the ICth century. Street Improvel . ' ' Cracks jn the pavement on Cen ter, east of Liberty, were being filled with tar Thursday, and the tar was sprinkled with coarse sand. The city apparatus was used for the work. MIm Helen Rodolph Will instruct in social dancing and swimming, both In classes and private. Studio open to visitors. 428 Ferry St. sl8 . af -m mi I! i - i estate broker, also ; of Cannon Beach. - The complaint Is- based on 'exchanges of property, the complainants charging that the broker, is withholding moneys rightfully due them.. The case has been investigated and the hearing will be held with a view of sus pending or revoking his real es tate license if hej has been found guilty fot: violating the real estate Fair i Fair and mild; gentle variable winds.". Maximum yesterday, 76; minimum, 50; river, -2.1, sta tionary; rainfall, - none; . atmos phere, clear; wind northwest. Today Is Vaudeville- Day at the Heillg. 818 A W v -m -At The Theaters Today . lit - Oregon Richard Bar thelmess and Bessie .Love in "Soul Fire," from the : stage play "Great Musicf Ilcllig "The Iron Horse niigh Royal Quartet and J it." . Khorassan 'Millions In Oregon Grape, Ayailable t . Hundreds of roots of Oregon grape for those who desire them enough to go after them, are available, Murray Wade announc es.: The grape is! being pulled out of the property belonging to WI1-. Ham Brown on State street, be tween High and Church. : week, ; according to S-.H. Van Ttump, llariohr'couatyfruit in spector. JMrJVaajTrirtnpr-i stated that the .crop tafsseafwas only 9. per cent of tfor?paI.In some orchards the yield :-wasVo small as not to warrant ickin. Gibfloa Gtrls' j Saturday night. 19 ! Salem Grange to Meet . . -The Salem grange will meet in the Labor hall here Saturday for an all-day meeting. No special program has been arranged. .This will be the first large gathering since the conclusion of the sum mer months. . Kiwanians Return Dr. Henry Morris, accompanied by Mrs. Morris. Nate Elliott and Ed Schunke returned Thursday from the district convention of the Kiwanls organization at Van couver this week. . The three men are members of the local KI wants eiub.. . : : Royal KhoraHMan "Male Quartet fat the BHgh to night. -:-'1t-. ' Sit Enrollment Expected An enrollment of over 1.0A0 Is expected for the Salem high school I this year. Parrlsh junior hiab will have the next largest enroll ment. tJeirs being expected to reach ftOO. while i the McKInley junior high will have an approxi mate enrollment of 200. Each of the seven, grade school exoert to have an ' enrollment or between 300 and 400. .1 A net Ion Sale Saturday; at 13S 8. Liberty at 1 p.m. sharp. H. F. Woodry Son. Auctioneer!. Phone 75 or 1S4JW. - S-IS ARMY PILOTS ARRIVE SPOKANE,' Sepf. '17. (By As sociated Pressi.) Lieutenant G. P. Tourtelot. army pilot, and B. Jones, navigation engineer, mak ing a test flight from Dayton. O.. to the Pacific coast, arrived In Spokane late today from Billings. Mont. They left Billings this morning for ! Seattle. ; Dit were Obituary SatvatkmvArniy Meets ' - The, salvia fpn Army held Its k.' t. t . .11 W M - tt. at the.Wigtlebt hop yards. C P. vtee&s iea ice B:nging. Ladieft of St. Joseph's ,i Parish will hold a rummage I sale Saturday afternoon in SC ' Joseph's auditorium, cor. Chemek eta and Winter Sts. si I Called Sleeting f thV Roartl Of Managers ef the Methodist Old People's U)1bis;!will- be held at the home on 'Monday. Sept. 28. 1923. at two o'clock for .the pur pose of eoiwlderrtntrpvimentary articles ot incorporatkn". 'Mrs.' J. H. Baker, secretary. ; sl8 Dance Saturday Nite . Independence Armory. Lost ''- Female pointer herd dog. brown with a little white. Jacob - M. Doerfler. Reward. . si 8 Hirth Report Filed ! ; . ' Report was "filed 4In, the office of the city health' officer of the birth Wednesday of a daughter to Xloyd R. Zachery ' of Portland. The- girl has been named Rosalie Eleanor Zachcry. r Royal Khorassan ' ' ' ,i . i; Male Quartet at' the niigh to night. . - i 818 Attention! New Car Barer! 1925 Hudson 5j pass sedan; This car . has been d riven only z & o o miles.. Nlckle radiator; S balloon tires, automatic fain swipe ; rear view mirror and license. Car cost over $2000, and! can be had for 1??5. Be sure and see this 6t onr show room. Fred .W. Powell Motor Cars 150 N. High, slltf Three Teachers Return . 1 Three teachers who - formerly taught in Salem are returning this year to resume their duties. Alma Poble is returning to the Parrlsh Junior high school after, a year's leave of absence.) and Amy Martin is returning to the Park grammar school after a year s leave of ab sence. Mabel Currv. who has been teaching In la Chicago private school, is returning to Lincoln grammar school.l 1 M Administrator Named- John C. Gopiernd.has been ap pointed administrator of the es tate of Ingrid Goplerud.-by J. T- Hunt, Marion eounty Judge.' An undertaking of SlG.000 ,-as:llled with the county court. ' Opening Vaudeville- At the Heillg today. 18 Enrollment Xncre) Enrollment in the Salem high jschool shows such an increase ia the typing department that five new typewriters have been order ed. An increase In the shop de partment necessitated the purchase of a new lathe and four additional vices. Also, additional bench room is now being 'nstalled. . Mlsa Helen Rodolph ' ! , Will hold registration Wednes- dav afternoon. Sept. 23. Russian ballet class at 4:30.- Studio open to visitors at 428 Ferry St. si 8 al 753 South Thirteenth reported the loss Wed nesday night of a cow, which U supposed to have strayed away list' J. Hidden of Look ins; Ahead - . . Plan your futare. Determine now what yon w;tr be doing rive years hence, and, work for. that roal. A' course at the Capital Business College will give you the right start. Enroll now for next week's opening. ! - sl8 Action Is Opened . " ? Eva D. Grover has filed suit against J. W.. Manley for collec tion of a promissory note for 000. dated November,' 124. The action was started' in the circuit court here yesterday. The note was originally made out to O.F. Heisley and S. Ella Helsley.- but was later assigned to the plain tiff. ; r Speaker for Lions . Professor Peck of OAC speak on "Landscaping the Home Lot" at the weekly luncheon of the Lions club this noon. Teacher Engaged - . j i Harry E. Ricei formerly of Far- Iss, institute ' of v Grand 'Rapids, Mich., has been-engaged -to-teach -arUbmetic and English at the, Par rlah Junior high school. I Roy (J Khorassan 1 Vale Quartet at the Bligh to- nlg'it. :-:-A -v- - v: ; 818 School Increase' '; A large increase In the : first grades of the city were predicted Thursday bjr Superintendent Hug. Woodry Buys Furniture , ' Store at Summer and Norway jBtreets. Phone 411. ; J15tf According' to a survey made by Floral Society Meets - vt- ; t rK - Calami lllttI.hT.V.Vve the Chamber of Commerce :audl- I f " . , S torlum. -i1 t.f the principals of he various gram mar schools, 50 more pupils will be enrolled this) year than were last year. Due to the numbers to enter . the first jgrade this ;,year, children who aria not six years of school until the spring term. Nearly New Sedan At less than half price . see this at the Certified Public Motor Car Market. One-half block North of Po8tofrice. ; This car is guaran teed same as a new car and will Receives Broken Arm- Viola Sheppard, while at work In-the -T. B. Kay woolen mills. sustained a broken arm Thursday. She teas working at the time off the accident on one of the head machines. She resides at 1144 $120 In Fines ! H. L. Cochran forfeited $20 bail Thursday for disorderly conduct. and Harry Lanunv was fined $100 for the possession of liquor. - I Ball On route 4, Wllberta. Infant child of .Mr. and Mrs. William E Ball, age one month. Funeral services will be held from the Ter- wnucer luuerni nonj ttLU, morn ing at Joa.'tn. R.evMf. r. Pem- berton will officiate. . At the honre of his dau'hter.Tn. law, Mrs.v Martha .lUhlk. 70S .Norm yiottarprtr.' Sept. 18. iZ6. August Ran lie", born In East Prussia. Germany. Feb.lf. 1H37. The remains are IhVfaVeiof the Terwilliger funeral home. Fun eral services will be held from the German Baptist church. Cottage and D streets, today at 2 p. m. Rev. Mr. Lucas will officiate. Committal services will be In the Lee Mission cemetery. - Hemphill In this city., Sept. 17. Mrs. Mary A. Hemphill, age S8 years. For mer resident ot Corrallis. to which city the remains will be forwarded for burial service and interment by the Rigdon Son mortuary. , Luscombe In this city. Sept. 17. Phillip Luscomoe, age 75. years. He was a former resident of Newport, to which Place the remains will be forwarded for funeral services and Interment by the Rigdon Son. mortuary. i ,. Purnltihed Hown--. With garage, for rent. 12th St. -'j 1009 S .818 Ferry. Hunting Trip Fruitless Mayor Giesy, who has returned from a hunting trip near Azalea. In Douglas county, reports that on four days combing the mountains h failed to sight a single deer. While on the trip be met Jake Fisher, who left Salem about 20 years ago. Every courtesy was shown' the mayor, by the former Inspect Health Clinic ' Bob Boafdman, physical direc tor of the Salem YMCA, is going to Portland todar for the nurnose applijd for by the following: Wal-1 of inspecting v the health clinic Phone 855 lor a demonstration i connected with tne imua ot tnai Sl9 I city.- The establishing of a health clinic by the local YMCA Is being contemplated for the future. Mitchells to Pay .. Mr. and Ms. Mitchell, who are seeking $500 damages claimed to nave resuitea irom not coiree spilling on Mr. Mitchell because of a defective table at the Salem j j . - - ; i Gibson Girl (i. Singing r;: ,i ;. ; ; and entertaining..! at ' Crystal Qiirdens. , . --8l9 . u vmi . '.: nlMinjc Permits-l: '"M Three , permits I for ; dwellings were Issued by City Jtecbrder Poulsen Thursday. Henryk . Lee took out a permit to erect a two story dwelling at 735 Stewart, to tost $10,000; H. M. .Hawkins re ceived a permit to build a one and a half story dwelling at a cost of $5500 atj 160 ..West Lefelle; to Fred Paulus td construct a two story dwelling at 1315 North Thir teenth, the building to cost $2,000- Popular Dance I " Crystal Gardens; Saturday night Glbsori'tKHs plaHng. ' 19 :".MiV: ;f : ; ' Two Licenses Issued v Two licenses to marry were ap plied lor in the county clerk's of fice yesterday.- Those making ap plications were 1 Lynton Wesley Shaner, "student, Corrallis, and Irene L. Vaugn. j Magnum, Okla.; Andrew L. Larson, - electrician, Portland, and Viola Lncile Conk Un. also of Portland. Both con- pies were . married Thursday af ternoon by J. .T. Hunt, Marion county Judge. . - Released From Jail - John D. Hurd, arrested August t9 for driving while drunk, was released from the city Jail Thurs day, having completed a 20-day term, and having, paid a fine of $100. At the. same time P. E. Carpenter,' arrested August 8 for speeding' and the j possession of liquor, was'released.( School Conrse Tieeefved Copies of the elementary school course sent but from the office of the county superintendent, ' were : Miss Helen Rodolph Studio of Dancing U 428 Ferry Street Woodchonpcrs Wantl 3-, Second growth $1.75. ' YMCA. 818 For Hire - .'-i . - ; '"" Saddle"' horses. Fairgrounds stables. C. L. Reed. al9 Tlnlt Roundup t ! S"A. M. Rhoads and family of Hubbard and ex-Senator I. L. Pat terion. and wj(e-of Eola, are at tending the Pefadleton roundup. 271 N. S2tf Woodry & Son ? HBuy furniture. Store, .Commercial. Phone 75. ' 1 V7 If Realtors Addressed : i W. H. Farley, who represents n large manufacturing concern in the middle west, addressed the JIar ion-Polk County Realtors at their rroon luncheon Thursday. Mullen nolds nearlne W. A. Mullen, deputy real. es tate commissioner; , will proceed to Astoria today to hold a hearing in the Clatsop county court house at 10 o'clock. A sworn complaint having been received from W. L. and .; Margaret Dal ton- ot Cannon Beach against Kent Price, a real F. N. WOODRY Pays Cash For .Furniture Res. and Store 1610 Nortii ?vPIich3--511s.";: Forest Man Visits , .- t C. C. Hall, forest supervisor of the service in the Santiam dis trict, was in Salem yesterday con ferring witn. the county court on road matters. 1 J 1 Prune Drying Completed All prune dryers in this Talley will finish up their work this tJNDEUWOOD . TYPEWRITER CO. Direct Factory Branch BIO Court Street Phone 202 Typewriters Rented, Sold, - Repaired i f ' : Special rental rates to students REDUCED STTMBfETt RATX3 TO GiXJFORNIA BY PICKWICK STAGES i - taa rrsacilsea,1 as wmy. I1B4S Saad ttls, $30.00. es AngmUm, n way, S 27.4X. - Xoa4 Trip, 960.00. 4 ' ImcUI Stts te PsrtiM at , ZWit w Hm - i -- ' .Tn Xsferaatioa sal BMrrtttoas fkona ee, et csU at , Woodry '& Woodry . Fay Cash for Furnltsra Phone 1 11. F. WOODRY & SON AKtloiMn sa4 raraltar Dlrs, pay cash far Ua4 ramitaia. Bur 271 Xorth CemBarclaX. Office Phone 75 or Res idence Phone 1843-W YES IT'S HERE i ASSOCIATION VAUDEVILLE : Every Friday Three Shows' 2-7-9 HEILIG CRYSTAL POOL Swimming baily , 1 to 10 P-nt .. 7 PAINTING KALSOMINING PAPER HANGING For the risht hind of materials and the Tery tbest workman ship call us. ; Gabriel Powder and Supply Co. '175 S. Commercial Phone 711 - p. f LADD & BUSH, Bankers EstabUahcd 1SC8 - General B&nkxnu Buslneia Office) Hoara from 10 tun, to 9 Missouri Chocolates ': . 1 i ! . .1 . , ! ReguhrlPrice 45c lb. i . for , . SATURDAY ONLY 28c?alb. ; 2 lbsV: f dr!.52c Limit Two lbs ! l 1 to a Customer Only at accurate MiKe .Piston Pins arc like eggs you can't tell their quality by their outside appearance. . We stock, sell and recommend McQuay Norris Piston Pinsl " 'Because . . they arc triple heat treated and Because- ' the highest standard of worknian-. , ship plu3 the best, material h com bined in them.- - ' . . . Complete sire service. ' ' 4JIm 'iuir ' 1 1 hi Smith & "Watkins Court at Hijh' Street Phone 41 Z 1 j jlDoii'blv Gdaifasiiteed iii, - : - - M j I v 1 F. N. NEXT WEEK'S " fl UO TUB Reserve this list for reference Every Wed. Nite 7 P.M. Woodry's Naw Auction Market and Furniture 8tore, Summer and Norway streets. F. N. Woodry Owner , . OCHAEFER'Q DRUG HTOIti: KJ, , ' i. rhone 187 Yellow Front 133 Xorth; Commercial Street : Tenslar Store Fa pt f ry 0 uwr SALETil'S LEADING Residence and store 1610 N. Simmer Street O tf Pjdno GUM- 'feetirig. r-h. To Our Customers and Friends ' Jewish New Years ; , . . Saturday, September 19 ' j Closed All Day , Square Deal Hardware 220 North Commercial Thursday, Sept. 24 10 A.M. Located 3 mile aontbeaat ct Turner or 4 mile west 'ot AomsTlIle on tbe Old Ben Rob Initon Farm. 141 -Arrc Improrrd ' Farm 3 heavy hormi; 10 good milch rows; 4 thoatl; 25 mixed hena: 1 Scotch rellie Aog.10 month old; 122 Ford touring-;' a, good une oi machinery, hiy, Taia. straw, etc. . Mrs. Mary Rurnett ; )Tifr i 5 Tuesday, Sept. 22 l P. M. 23T XdMh IJbrrty JUrrrt All' rorntshlnss of a 12 roam house. Entire 1 latin in Satur day and Monday's papers.. Mrs. M. B. Shcpard wnrr Friday. Sept. 25 10 A. 5L Located on J. U. RIney farrf. 2 miles north ot Itonmoeth or 4 milefl south of Klckreall. on West Side highway. 5 heary horses; C Jersey cow?; 10 Darae ahoata; Ford setlan: Sampson tractor; a line l!na of machinery, household efia.cta. etc. ' ' .V-R. F. Jjoe ' . Adailnlaf nlor ' MANY OTHER LISTED SALES TO RE ADVERTISED L.VTER " V PUBLIC; NOTICE See F. N. Woodry, Salem's Leading auctioneer, for the past 10 years about yonr.farm and city sales. Not connected in business with any other Woodry. "Don't be DeceiTed" F..W. WOOB 11 Y- Expert Livestock, Merchandise, RcaJ "Estate and Gc&eral Auctioneer and Appraiser SALEM-VUONE 511 ' Residence and Store 1610 Nerth Sununer Street r FRIDAY NIGHX ONLY ROYAL1 KHORASSAN "; . - MALE ( , .QUARTET , . A real treat ia Ilarmcnv Slr:r.z . ONE NIGHT ONLY BLIGH TI-:3ATEj3 i ZZ3 Established 1916 STIiAIi STAGI3 Alt Calexaj Oreoa
