The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, September 19, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text5- THE OREGON STATESMAN,. SALE1I, . OREGON 'H SATURDAY BfORNING, SEPTEMBER ID. 1C ) Dress Well smiidl Suacceed HELP DO THIS BY WEARING AN & TIVE HATV THE WELL DRESSED 1 MAN . ATTENDTQHIS EAPlfrRESS AS QUICK- LY AS HE DOES HIS CLOTHING. CASTLE G.W. JOHNSON r L '469 STATE STREET ; CITY 1 ir i Showers ' Local showers followed by clear ing; moderate , westerly winds. Max.,53; Min. 47 River 2.1,, stai ' 1 vtlonary; Rainfall .22; Atmosphere cloudy; Wind South. J 1 - : - m At The Theaters Today m Oregon - "The Limited Mail" by Elmer E.1 Vance with Monte Blue and Verat Reynolds. 1 1 J- .) HciHg 'The Iron Horse ,RUgh 5 Acts Vaufefllelf and "Millions 'in it?' - Boy.JMcked.t'p- v ;VK': Cfark Valentine, who escaped from; the boys' training school a week ago, was picked up on State street 'Friday by Officer Ilald of the Institution. Valentine had es - caped at a previous time; buL re turned in order to heg) Jack'&Qrn hand skip away from the school. . Woodry Boys Furniture , Store at Summer and; Norway J streets. Phone 411. jlfitf Salem Man Fined , P. R. Birch cf Salem: convicted by ft Jury of reckless driving, was fined 240 and had his operator's license suspended . for 20 days when he appeared in Jnstke court at Oregon City.- Birch was ar rested in Canby" following col lision with- a car driven, by S. Vojd ol Vancouver, B. C. Tires Rahv r lfrlly Springfields,' CT. C,' to IJ) per cent off. Marion Auto company. . ' alp - & , T. T Lions to Visit i The Toledo Lions' -club is to hav a "birthday" next Friday and sevfj-al members of ;the local en wllj journey to Toledo: to JoinIn theelebration of the event, to be hel that evening. ; . ' -. . .. ,-. . . ': r i Jfow Picking Grapes ". For Juice and Jelly. Tlala vin- yards, three miles north In Polk .; county. : . - . .;f;T " ... SZZ" 8 Hat ion Army Meets The Salvation Army held a reg ula meeting at the 'Horet Bros, ranch Friday night. Special music was arranged for the program Steam Itatlts,; Dr. Long's Oregon Bldg..'43c. s20 ,AIle Released ' ;--. Ray Able, who has been serving a term for driving while Intoxi cated,' has been released from the city jail. . Glfew Girl Saturday night. il9 Parmalee Joins Bishop Bert TarmaleeJ an experienced clothing man, coming directly from one of Chicago's largest clothing establishments, "The Hub," has Joined 'the Bishop clothing store forces, according to announcement made Friday. Building Permits Taken , Four building permits were taken out at City Recorder Poul- ' FOR INFORMATION "ABOUT RAILROAD TXUT3 - Phone 727 OnEGOri ELECTRIC 1 I HATS AND STETSON NEWS I f JV sen's office Friday, C. C. Gabriel took out a permit-to build a' one story . warehouse i shed ; at 610 North Capitol, to , cwt S 1,0 00. Otto M. Dagdaht'was given a per roltto erect a fwo-tory dwelling at 1150 Madison, to cost $3,000, and W. A. Bard recelvedpermlts Xo Iccantrjiet tr one-story, dwells 4Jhg,lble,iat'vjk70 Garden? Road,! and one at 520 North! Nineteenth. Each of the structures will cost S3.000. Tire Sale ! Kelly Springfields, C. T. C's, 20 to 30 per cent off. Marlon Auto company.- : - v I- i si 9 Awards Are Receive - ' - Out of 125 school i districts in Marion county, 81 - principals and teachers in one-room t schools re ceived awards for punctuality and efficiency in making ;out the re quired school report. . The cer tificates were mailed Yesterday by tne county scnool superintendent a, ornce. 'Last year oni zo reccivea the awards. Miss Margaret Fisher-.. , j v Teacher of plane' adiharrfloiiy will resume . classes Sept. 21st: -Studio, 790 N. Church St. Phone 2046M. Specializing! with begin ners. . ' i '819 Wood Hauler Arrested C. E. Bradley was arrested yes terday for alleged short measure in wood he had delivered to Salem firms. He 'had a hearing in the Justice court pleaded vnot lguilty, and was released on. 225 ball. Ac cording to 'the complainant Brad ley wag Bupposed to i deliver him eight cords of wood,ibut wheniit was measured by the state sealer of weights it was found that only six and one-half cords had ' been delivered. , , ; For Rent . Modern ,6-roora 1 jhouse with sleeping porch t 985; N. Summer. 970 after "6 p. m. 1212M. - s20 Divorce Is.-Sought Mabel Farmer has filed suit for divorce in circuit court here from Floyd Farmer, charging desertion. Tlieyywera married in November lliip22And the, complaint charges that Farmer left "his wife on No vember 15. of the same year. He is aadat hav -fontributed lipth ing f ejr supirOTt.!"? ; t J Ladles of St. Joseph's : .-Parish- will -jhold . rummage sale Saturday. Afternoon In ,St. Joseph's auditdrlumrcor Chemek eU and Winter Sts. -. v ' 19 Executor Appointed . . G. W. Laflar, Salem real estate man, has been named executor of tne estate r Franit m. ora, dv an order .signed " by J. T.iHunt Marlon county,Judf e, yes.teraay. Attention! New Car Buyer! 1925 Hudson 5 pass sedan. This car has been driven oniy z&uu miles. Nlckle radiator; 5 balloon tires, automatic- ratn swipe ; rear view mirror and license. Car cost over $2000,. and can be. had for $1775. Be sure and see this ot our show room. Fred W, Towell Motor Cars. 350 N. High, slltf Births Reported j Two births were reported at the office, of 'the city health officer Friday. r'A son was born tci' Karl P. Mobley who lives at 1413 Cen ter, Wednesday, but has not been named., Elias Kuen of 243 South Fifteenth was presented with a son, named Charles Bruce KHen on August 11, a delayed, report Just being filed. - . V Chines Is Visitor Daniel Lee, a ! graduate of the Morningslde college of Iowa. Is visiting Rev. .Taylor of the First Methodist church of this city. Lee F. N. WOODRY , Pays Cash For Fnmltnre Res. and Store 1610 North Eummcr .- p2:cr.o 511 ATTRACT HATS V CO. ; BRIEF became acquainted .with Rev. Mr Taylor when he was working his way through the college. Later he won the degree of master of, arts mt Michigan State university Asper Icializlng in chemistry. He jrorJcedT his way completely through both schools. As soon as his affairs In Vtf country are clfeared npk he s planning io return to cntna wnere he will teach in the missionary school in the province of Fu Kien For Hire- Saddle horses. Fairgrounds stables. C. L. Reed. , sl9 Three Bonds Received ' . The county ' school superlnten dent's office received three bonds yesterday from district " school clerks. Those filing were W." L. Dunagan, Abiqua district. $1500; Mrs. ..Fay H.'- Collins, Macleay. Jf.000. and Jennie M. CollSrd, Mission, 800. , ; popular Dance Crystal .Gardens, Saturday night Gibson Girls playing. - .;" sl9 Hop Lees Move-' ; Mrs. Hop Lee 'and family art moving to 'Stockton, CaL, to make their home ther. They survive the pioneer Chinese merchant of Salem, who recently died. Miss Elsie Hop Lee, ; member ; of the 1925 class of Willamette univers ity, is to teach school in the Ha waiian Islands, and she will : re main there. . Miss Ella Hop Lee, who attended Willamette last year, plans to enroll in College of the Pacific at Stockton.' ' Rebekali, Attention! Caps for &vereign grand lodge parade have arrived. Get them at IOOF hall Saturday evening, -Sept 19. between 6 and 8-. . s20 Trees Are Uprooted Several trees in front of Waller hall, were uprooted Friday, and several more will be removed to day. : The roots are dug up and chopped through, then a team of hordes, operating a pulley and rope, pull the trees over. When the campus la' re-seeded in - the spring new trees will be planted to take the 'place of those new be ing removed. - ' tr. Gof frier. Oregon llldg Drugless' methods"" jConsifffai s20 Kbnber Returns t . ;y t, -rj Benjamin . J. Klmberi cokntyi secretary of the . YMCA, has re turned from a trip that took him to Corvallis," Eugene and Portland. His purpose in taking the trip was to secure speakers to address the high schools of the county for this school year. Mr. Kimber plans to have a speaker each school month to make the high schools through out the county. Among the speak ers secured are Dean Milam of the OAC domestic science department. A comparison of the Chinese girl Woodry & Woodry ray Cash for Furniture -.-phone 73 - . UNDEItWOOD ... " i TYPEWRITER CO. . Direct Factory Branch . 519 Court Street Phone 232 Typewriters Rented, Sold, r "' Repaired v t Special rental rates to students IUfBCCED RCSnnnt RATH3 TO CALIFORNIA BY PICKWICK STAGES fan rraisJe. aaa t. llS.lt B.aoa4 Trip. $30.00. lB b 1m, ena , 127.41, KaoaA Trip, IjJ.09. CsaeUI Kataa ta rartlas af Elsi ar Uera Fat In far atln ao4 arvaUaas fbon ess, ar cU a CTTXTRAL 6TAC3 TETJ Pal cm, Crcrsa :;al Bet u a rJ food any and y vlU H7 M 1923 Special Six 8tadebkcr 4-paa. Conp. Snad Brv rubber ot ta Wst cord man- trUl boy. Krv fain lob in rich Daec flnlta. Quit a fw txtras fsing ai $940)0. PJ IK with the American girl will be the theme of Dean Milam's ad dresses, as soon as she returns from China. Secretary Warring ton of the TMCA will speak In February, and Dean Jameson, dean of women at OAC, will con fine her addresses to the girls of the high school. . ;- " Tire Kale. ' Kelly Springfields. C. T. C's, 20 to 30 per cent off. Marlon Auto company. sl9 Speakers for Lions , Marshall Dana and Fred Lock- ley of the Oregon Journal. R.. A. Booth ot Eugene, and Franklin T. Griffith, president of the Portland Electric Power company, will ad dress the local Lkns club during the coming year, according to an nouncement made Friday by Frank Neer. j. .. Gibson Glrbv Singing arid entertaining at Crystal sl9 Gardens. : "Tea4iers.Meet-i-i." ! ' . - .Teachers of 'all' the Salem Pub lic schools will meet this morning in the high school auditorium. After1 the eeriefal meetln? the principals of each "school, will meet their teaching staff. The meeting is called for 10 o'clock, and is the Hrst meeting of the school year. It Is the custom each year for the principals to meet their staffs be fore the opening of school. Woodry & Sot Buy furniture. Store, 271 N. . . s2tf Commercial. Phone 75. Traffic Officer Visits : J J, McMabon, state traffic of ficer In charge of the southern Oregon district, stopped over night In Salem on his way home to Jack sonville from Portland. i Get -Together Dinner ; ' i T St. Joseph's auditorium, Sept. 1 0th. Tickets, 50c. Everybody welcome. sl9 Reception Held A reception was held at the First Presbyterian church Friday night for Rev. N. K. TuUywho Is the new pastor of the church. The affair was conducted jointly by the Ladles Aid society and the Women's Missionary society. Everett Hiday, formerly, of Wll - Harnest Hiday. formerly ot, Wil lamette university, has gone to Spokane where he will be the as sistant physical director of the YMCA. He Is the fifth min. from Willamette to enter YMCA work this year. : i Three Accidents Fatal , . Three of the 790 accidents re ported to the state Industrial ac cident commission for the week ending Sept. 17, resulted In fatal! ties.- These were 'William A- Smith, taller, Goble; W. A. BouN gels, sawyer. Notl. and George E Thomas, laborer, Canary. Of the IL F.YOODRY & SON Anetioaaara and Taraltnr Daalara, par caaa for Ud rarnltmra. Stora 871 Uortb Commarclai. -Office -Phone 75 or Res- ldencePhone 1843-W ' CRYSTAL POOL SvvTrnmmg: Daily ; . 1 to 10 pan PAINTING KALSOMINING PAPER HANGING For the right kind of materials and the very best workman ship call us.. : . J Gabriel . Powder and Supply Co. 176 S. Commercial Phone-728 LADD cr BUSH, Bahlrcra Established 1ZZ3 General Bcn!dn; Builnc:- ... OZUcm Honrs frvra 10 (uzu to 8 pn total number, f27 wera subject to the provisions ot the compen sation act, 1(3 from firms and corporations ; that have rejected the act and none from public util ity corporations not subject to the provisions of the act. Exclusive Distrlbotlo For W. W. Kimball pianos. A. B. Chase, Davenport V Tracy. Bush Jk Gerts. -Moore's . Music House, 409-415 Court, 2St: Hcrsha Locates Here Mr. I. J. Jlersha, formerly with Sherman, Clay & JCo- of Portland. Is, now located in Salem. He ex pects to make his home here, and within a fewrweeks will be joined by his family. Mr. Hersha is an expert finisher and polisher, and his headquarters will be at Moore's Music House. ' What Can Yon Do? That .Is what the business mas will ask when you apply for work. Complete a course at the Capital Business College and you need no fear this question.. Enroll today for Mondayj sl9 Mimic at the Gray Belle Sunday evening during dinner. by Wenger's Panamadlans: sl9 Nearly New edan. ' At less thsn half price see this at the Certified Public Motor I Car Market.? One-half block North of Postoftice. This car is guaran teed same as' a new car and will please the most fastidious' buyer. Phone 8S5j for a demonstration ! ';!" - ,19 i v. . Hawler Iioaes Hat- While Congressman W. C. Haw- ley of Salem was dining at the Hotef Medtord this"' week. Some unknown pagan guest," accord ing to the Medford Mail-Tribune. absent-mindedly walked awayx'th ms hat.- The "sacreKgous act was not discovered 'unttl some time later when! the Salem statesman finished dining." - Car Recovered A Bulck touring car bearing the. license 31-328, was recovered In Polk county by Officers Relnhart and Edwards Friday. The car was stolen September 16., I. J. HerKha, Expert Finisher and Polisher." Reflnishing pianos a speclalty.j Free estimates on re- tjuesf. Inquire at Moore's Music House, 409-415 Court, or phone 38S- ' ! . w .. .. s20 a Relief Store Opei The relief store of tbe Salvation Army will beopen Saturday from f Ja. m. t p. in. Music at the iray Belle Sunday, Evening! during dinner. by Wenger's Panamadlans. Feature "Farmer" laj- . Farmers' day will be featured at the Harvest Home services In the First Methodist church Sundav. The.church'Will be appropriately decorated iwlth fruJta and flowers Missouri ! i Chocolates . Regular Price 45c lb. ' for SATURDAY ONLY 28c a lb. 2 lbs. for 52c Limit Two lbs to a Customer Only at ; QCHAEFER'Q DRrG store .7,. , ; t Phm 107 Yellow Front 135 North Commercial Street I Penslar Stora " ! i f i mill hi i . I I i i ,uy V.1H snirx i t i r, ;51 j j ! A NEW GROUP AT - . tf V M - ' , n i scope, tor ones. cnoice is- ' v w wca - . and grains, from th Isna-by tb Marion Lawrence Sunday-school class. Tha pastor. Rev. Fred C. Taylor, will speak on -Boa, the Faithful Farmer." Special music will be given by the choir. The subject ot the sermon will b given by the choir. The.snbject of the sermon in the evening-will be Conversion Out of Datsf! . Accidents Are Reported At the alleged failsre of M. F. Ketchum to hold out his hand at the Intersection of -North Fifth and Belmont, he was bumped Into by W. W. Wallace. Ketchum sus tained a broken rear wheel, and Wallace broke his ' bumper and ruined his front tire. John Ball of Oregon City received two brok en rear wheels when Victor Hub bard of Hopmere crashed Into his machine. The accident occurred at Hopmere.. Commuted to HorltJ " Imagining the devil" was after him, Charles Davis, 56, was com- "' . i f (Catimae4 paca JONES f f M ;y Announce the Opening REAL Specializing in High Pressure Alcinite Greasing T i ' . . , . ..... . 4 : - ' ' ! ' . FREE CRANK CASE SEiRVICE r ' i " ' - . - i . '' ;f Court at Capilol Street Opposite Slate House, . " " ; ; ; ; . - r " 7 ft II- i I r jls n s : n .. . . 152 VI II Iff W "aSllffff II II f . tl f MM II I f 111 VX. . ' . i - ci ci mil i i mil ' ii iif x mi - i r w r a f m i sis l i i ' TT . V ..V ' . V . . Ji . . : - r. . (I j iirymmmMms : ! nioVVi v ' : w by y: If . . . I . i 1 . - . " -' , ' ' i ' i 1 N . - r - ' At this feature may clioose from a collec tion that is extensive in its scope, for one's . choice is not . limited to one or two fabrics but many. Interest ing fur treatment, tod, adds charm to the showing. Vc are trying to outdo our selves at thisprice, and when you see these beau tiful suede like Bolivias, Velours, etc, youJl agree they are quite the smartest coats of the reason. ii . i ' - , v i ..a ' r ' sc . The new Aulcaatic Lead Pencil - . PENCIL 1 DOZEN LEADS 2 EKASEKS - . Rcjrular 50c -a!uo 35c SCHOOL STARTS MOXDAV, EPT. 2t Get what books joa can today and avoid the rnh next wrrL. Monday Only Elementary Books Sold. Tuesday --Books for Junior and Senior High Schout. Commercial Book Store Headquarters for School Books' and Supplies Open for Business . In the Shadow of the Capitol J & KIRKPATRIGK, Inc. SERVICE - STATION price one If I m a' n'f Jjr ---r-U. 'RlPTO- of a " - : . :4 , I v ... i . r' Z' $ I - yyA) raw jWWb. a i f v