TIIE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM. OREGON
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SWEATEES
KTA11 tlifi Nftwfiht Col
and Designs of Fall
Are embodied in this assortment of excellent sweaters
; We also have a beautiful line of Men's Fancy Hose
G W. JOHNSON & CO.
469 STATE STREET
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He has a np- 523 Dodge :
Roadster, "Just built for
two,' many accessories, good .
mechanical condition.
SUE'S A AVIXXKR A XI), j
PRICED TO MOVE j
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one as It was colled to strike Mrs.
Woodry who claims "self-defense."
H. M. Chad wick, slstant sUte
engineer, bagged two ' bncks la
Jackson county. . The entire party.
composed of friends from South
ern Oregon, killed five deer.
Your Old Piano
Taken as part
new vlctrola. II.
ture Co.
payment on a
L. Stiff Purnl-
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arrested ! at C4 Center Sunday
night. All ; three charges were.
placed against Riddle, at whosef
bome the party was held. Riddle
plead, "not guilty" Monday while
Daren port and Smith were releas
ed under bail of $20 and $10 re
spectively. They are charged with
being drunk and gambling behind
locked doors and are slated to ap
pear in the police court today.
Kscape Is Reported
Morris Wymore. 18. said to be a
lame youth, was reported to the
police Sunday night from the state
school for feeble minded, having
made his escape during the day.
lamette university when ; he re
ceived the telegram.
Get Your Heater Xow
Dependable heaters V at
prices at Stiffs. ,
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Marriage Is Performed
John Loughmlller, and ' Mabel
Hansen, both of Silverton," were
married yesterday by J. T. Hunt,
Marion county Judge.
1 CITY
NEWS
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.(Fair -
v Moderately warm; humidity he
re low normal east part and rising
In west; moderate northwest
V shirting to west winds. Monday
Max73;.MIn. 4; River ,-1.7 ris
king; Rainfall none; Atmosphere
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The Theaters Today
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OregonJames Kirkwood,.
Norma ' Shearer, Adolphe
JVienJou, Mae Bush. George '
Fawcett, Vera Reynolds
in "Broken Barriers," by
Meredith Nicholson. . V
Heilig Lon Chaney Mae
Salem Yeomen Gather -vfThe
order olj Yeomen held their
first social evening of the fall seas
on at their hall Saturday evening,
dancing 'being J the principal fea
ture of the evening. A new local
four piece orchestra furnished the
music. It is j composed of Miss
Gladys Harbert, piano; Clare Con
ner, saxaphone ; Leonard Chad
wick, violin and Charles Chase,
traps. The Yeomen tneet every
Saturday at. the old Elks hall..
Chief at Convent io
Harry Hutton, chief of the Sa
lem fire department, left Sunday
morning for Seattle, where he is
to attend the convention of the
fire chiefs of the Pacific coast- He
will return Friday. -
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Hear John McOormack
For 35c. Over 100 records left
at Moore's -Music-House. ' s22
Fred Powell, of Salem said to have
been drrvtnr 50 milea an hour on
.i ' th ! V i n..iuisl Kir
ReinharlTandJflnel 0; Sanford
Lyons, , reckless y4 riving, arrested
by Officer McMahan, "released on
$25 bail: Allen. Lamb, speeding.
fined $15,:; ariested V by Officer
ReinbartvW. M. "Monarch, arrest
ed Saturday by Officer McMahan,
failed to appear- in court and
warrant, has. been Issued for him.
Popular Duets .- '
By your favorite artists on
Red Seal records, 35c and 55c, at
Stiffs. . .. s22
A Treat ' ' " ! ;
Gibson Girls, at Crystal Gardens.
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Commissioner Returns-
County Commissioner Porter re
turned from a two weeks' vacation
Saturday. He was accompanied
by his wife. The vacation was
suent at Belknap Springs, and the
trip waa made by way of Bend and
The Dalles. J
Collector Is Named
Delinquent dog taxes for the
present year will be collected by
Claude Lewis. Silverton, who was
Monday named for the position by
Sheriff. O. D. Bower. Under the
present. law a penalty Is attached
to each license so collected. Ac
cording to a list prepared by U. O
Boyer, county clerk, there are be
tween 800 and 1000 dog owners
who have not yet paid the requir
ed license. The list was compiled
by deputy county assessor.
Farewell Dance
Gibson Girls, Crystal Gardens.
Wednesday. 23
Wanted, Experienced
Marceller. Phone 2118.'; 23
Action Is Dismissed ' :
. On motion of the plain tUf. the
easebf Clara I. Scott against "Elroy
Scott has been dismissed by order
of Circuit Judge L. H. McMahaa.
The defendant did not. appear by
counter claim or otherwise. . i '
Birth Report-- -4 v
A daughter was bora Septem
ber 17 to Arthur B. . Bates, who
resides at 124 Lee, it was, report
ed at the office of the city health
of fleet Monday. She has been
named Laura ean. .. - , -
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1 Unholy Three,". fby Tod ,
a Browning. '
Tf v8hool Board to Meet
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Browning
Blixh Heavy j weight
champions of the world
from John L. Sullivan to
Dempsey in pictures and
"Her Accidental Husband"
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'rft. aVmm.1 Vma 1 will wiAAT
r this evening in the office of the
city superintendent. The bills of
.-the month will be audited and
4 new teachers isHl "be selected.
Woodry Buys jFwral.tiye r , w
Stora at Summer and - Nerwaj
streets. Phone 411. JlStf
Building Permits Issued
i Building permits were Issued
Monday In CJty Recorder Poul
sen's office for the erection , of
three bullditLgs. .Mrs. B. rO
Schucking wai given a permit to
construct a one-story store build
ing at 211 North Commercial at
a cost of $50. H. H. Wohlnick
took out a permit to 'erect a one
story dwelling- at 765 E street to
cost $2000. A permit was issued
to Roscoe Farmer to build a one
and one-half story dwelling to cost
$2500 at 385 North Twenty-fourth
street.
Macy to Return
B. W. Macy, Salem attorney,
will return from his vacation to
day, after two weeks spent in east
ern Oregon visiting friends and
relatives. He was accompanied
by his 'wife and small, daughter.
The last few days was spent at the
Pendleton roundup.' .
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For Sale, Tomatoes ; ,
. And ! Rhubarb. Bring contain
ers, 14 .mile., east of Aumsville
Mrs. MI ' ' ' " ' ' s22tf
Flowers Given .Teacher
The teachers at the Lincoln
grade '"' schoof andf tie IcKinley
junior high were presented with
flowers Monday, from the Parent
Teachers' association.
Furniture Upholstery j
And repairing. . Giese-Powers
Furniture Company. a20tf
Three Homes Looted
inree sarem residences were
visited by burglars over the week
end, the robberies evidently tak
ing place eany Sunday night. En
tering the house through the
woodlift, thieves stole about $2 in
nickels from G. J. Backe. 293
North Twenty-third between ' 2
o'clock In " the afternoon and 7
o'clock at night;, a thorough
Car Stolen
William Jefferson. 1309 North
Commercial.: reported to the po
lice that his Maxwell touring had
been stolen Monday night from in
front of the telephone office on
Liberty street.
REMODELED MCA
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GIVES
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Cafeteria Service is Dropped;
Girl Reserves Will Meet
Friday Night
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Remodeling of the YWCA has
Just been finished, with the old
cafeteria cut up Into a dining room
and kitchen for the girls living
the hall, and Into four new bed
rooms. : The - WCA sctt 16
rooms, and I hopes to enjoy the
company of a larger family. Cafe
teria service will not be resumed
this fall, - . .' r-
Mrs.' Jack1 CNrrrieV who has been
appointed" to !,i serve as house
mother for - the hall, commenced
n her official caoacitv Monday. J-
search was made of. the O. A. Mil- With the finishing of the remod-
Final Meeting Held .
At the Williams hop yard last
night, the final program - of , the
season was held in charge of the
Salvation Army. A splendid enter
tainment was provided. ,i ;
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Rainy Weather is Here ; I
, Umbrellas at C. J. Breler's. We
can satisfy your blanket needs. s23
ler reeidence. 260 Marlon, though
nothing was reported missing. En
trance was gained through the use
of a Jimmy on window. At the
H. O. Carl dwelling. 9C5 E, en
trance was gained through a base
ment door that was pried open
with a screw driver but nothing
has been missed. Owing to the
similarity 'of the method used, the
cling, the YWCA has started
earnest on 'ft-fair program.
The Girl Reserve of the Salem
high school, which is sponsored by
ibb 1 niA, are 10 noid a setting-
up conference Friday evening at
which plans for the work of the
coming j winter will be discussed
and determined upon. Mrs. Claire
VIbbert has kindly loaned her cot
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Don't overwork it by
"tufflng" and eating
between meals.
Try WRIGLEY'S
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want "just
policy believe the robberies to be tage on the River road to the
the work of the same burglar or
burgrars.
Don't Forget
cRed Seal records, 35c, at Stiff's.
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girls for the purpose of holding
their meetings. Miss Rosalie Bu
ren is president of the local chap
ter of the Girl Reserve.
Obituary
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McAfee Due Back-
After spending the past Jwo
weeks visiting relatives In Illinois,
Q'. E. McAfee, secretary of the Sa
lem Business Mens' league. Is ex
pected back in the city Thursday
To Address Klwanians
Ed Schunke and Henay Morris
- ! Henry
At the residence.
1043 North
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Exclusive Distrlbutlo
' For W. W. Kimball pianos.' A.'
B. Chase. Davennort &. Tracy.
I Bush St Gerts. Moore's 7 Music
I House. 409-415 Court. i2ttl
Woodry & Soi
Buy furniture. -. Store,
Commercial. Phone 75.
271 N.
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Furniture Upholstery
And repairing Giese-Powers
V Furniture Oampany. ,a20tf
il Realtors' In New Home
I? Becke & Hendricks, local real
? tors, moved into their , new home
; adJacenV.tO the lobby of the Hei
,i lig theater Monday..
. Now Picking Grapcn ,
For Juice and Jelly. TIala vin
eyards, three mites north In Polk
f county; - - . t2Z
Disease. Reported-;-" ; -V ''.
ft f Two cases of smallpox, two of
?l diptheriaV and two of whooping
J cought were reported, at the -city
Miss Helen Rodolph
Will , instruct In social danclne
tnd swimming both in classes and
private.' Studio open to visitors,
428 Ferry street. . s22
Liquor Case i "
. Albert . Litchen, arrested Sep
tember 13 by Officer Olson on a
charge of driving while drunk, will
be given a trial in the city police
court this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Northern Fair Visited
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Conner and
son Claire are startitng for Puyal
lup, Wash., today by automobile
to attend the Western Washington
fair this week in the interest of
The- Statesmans farm publications.
Miss Helen Rodolph
. Will hold registration Wednes
day afternoon. September 23.
Russian ballet class at 4:30. Stu
dio open to visitors at 428 Ferry
street. s22
Modern Sleeping Rooms
Home cooking, 347
N. High.
Intoxication Charged -
? health officer's office during the I Murford Kilburn and D. - E.
past week.-'. One case of small pox Smith were both arrested Sunday1
mau 1- ire jteponeo 1
The fire department was called
to the Army Goods store on Com
merclal, between State and Court;
Sunday night. The- amount Of
damage was negligible.- .
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Last Chance
' Gibson Girls, Crystal Gardens.
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will address the KIwanU club at Church street, early Monday, Sept.
Zl, airs. ancy E. Henry, age 72
years, i wife of Dudley G. Henry,
mother ej Clyde W. Henry of Los
Angeles, Wayne D. an Worth W.
Henry of Salem; sister of Mrs.
Mary V. Pnrvlne and Miss Dora
Walker of Salem; grandmother
its weekly luscheca today. Prof.
T. S. Roberts and Fred Broer will
furnish music for the occasion.
wHen you
a snack?
It will 'soothe and'
fatisfy your taste
craving, allay thirst and
feverish mouth; calm,
the stomach, ease your
tired nerves.
Terth are kept clean, .
throat refreshed, the
craving is satisfied and
when regular meal
time ccmei, you're "
ready!
Then CAFTER EVERY
MEAL- it aids
digestiorw
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Speeding Charged
, Fred L, Hannon, 2434 Oak, was
arrested Monday by Officer Ed
wards ob"S charge of speeding.
BcKJting Alleged
John Jensen of Seattle was ar
rested -by. Constable DeLong for
begging on the streets.
Brother Injured " (
Paul Buckley, senior at Willam
ette university, and formerly
preacher at Llvesley, received
telegram Monday Informing him
that his brother, John Alexander
Buckley, engineer for the Fisher
Body company of Detroit. Mich.,
has been seriously injured. De
tails of the accident were not giv
en, but they were judged to be of
a very serious nature, as Buckley
was urged to take the train at
once for Detroit. He had just
completed his resignation at Wil-
Hunters Bag
- Hunting parties returning to
Salem over the week-end report 1
having bagged several deer, j A
party composed of Mr. and Mrs.tP
N. Woodry, Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Wade and Mr. DeVoe shot four
deer, several miles west of Riddle,
In the Cow Creek canyon, while
two rattlesnakes were also killed,
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Another 'Burglary Reported
Otto Kubin, 2020 South Com
merclal, reported to the police that
someone had brckss into his
house M6nday and bad stolen a
seal skin bag containing a gold
pencil, a book of street car tickets.
and about $ 1 0 in cash.
of Wayne Kenneth Henry. Mrs.
Henry was a life-long active mem
ber of the " Presbyterian church.
Funeral services will be held on
Wednesday, Sept. 23. at 2:30
o'clock from the Rlgdon it Son
mortuary. Rev, Tully will offici
ate. Interment will be in the
Spring Valley cemetery.
Miss Helen Rodolph 1
Studio of Dancing
428 Ferry Street
has been taken to the pest hooie.
Three Licenses Issued
Three couples made applications
for marriage licenses In the coun
?, ty clerk's office yesterday.;. Those
' applying were John Loughmlller
t- and Mabel Hansen, ' both of SH-
verton; Henry T. Sears, farmer of
Toppenlsh, Wash., and ' Edith H.
? Billings of Waterloo, Or.; Joseph
?' Frommelt, well driller! f San
- Jose, and Genevieve Dorothy Mam
ery of Gresham. . . " ;
. THE HOUSE
Or LUCKY
WEDDING
RINGS
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by Officer Edwards at the,Oregon
Electric depotl on a charge of be
ing intoxicated. " L "
Attention. .Students .
Study Lamps and' electric heat
ers. Special on flash lights $1.25
Halfk and Eoff Electric Shop, 33?
Court street. . I Phone 48 8.:i s22
FOR INFORMATION
ABOUT RAILROAD TRIPS
; Phone 727
OREGON A ELECTRIC
Six Speeders Arrested l J "
Monday was an unusually hardj
aay on apeeaere. six ox mem ap
peared In the! justice court yester
day and before Brazier C. Small,
Salem justice. Those arrested
were A. ' E: Bellamy, arrested by
Officer Reinhart and fined $10;
POriEROY
& KEENE
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F. N. WOODRY
.Paji Cash For Furniture
He, and Store 1010 North
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Phcno 511
H. F. WQODRY & SON
AncttoBMrs aA rarnltur. DmUts,
pay cut tar V4 rsrnttvrs. Sts
271 Horta CmumtcUI.
Office Phone 75 or Res-
idence Phone 1843-W
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TYPEWRITER CO.
Direct Factory Branch
519 Court Street Phone 282
Typewriters Rested, Sold,
v Repaired
Special rental rales to itudenta
PAIKITNG I
KALSOM1NING
PAPER HANGING
For the right kind of materials
and . the very best workman
ship call us, ' ' .
Gabriel f
Powder xmd Supply Co.-?
175 S. C,v,T-rp"t w F!"v" Hi
Woodry '& Woodxy
Fay Cash for Fnmitsiw
Fbona n
SGHOQL
SHOES
For Young
'America!
that are Correct,
and .
Economical
REDUCED gTJMMER RATX3
TO CALZFORXIA
BY PICKWICK STAGES'
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CZ3T2AI GTACI3 TZZZZZULL
, 1 Calem, Oregon
See our Windows!
rollce RakI Nets Trio
' Richard Riddle, Sebron C. Dav
enport and Phillip Smith were re
leased from the city jail Monday
following a variety of charges,
running from gambling behind
closed doors, drunkeness and pos
session liquor.: The mea were
CRYSTAL
POOL
Swimming Daily
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LADD & BUSH, Bonkers
FManllshed lSdJ j . .
General Bnnlnng fiuiineiiu!
Office Howra from 10 ajn. to
JOHN J.
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H. F. WOODRY & SON
SALEM'S AUCTIONEERS
..' And Furniture Dealers !'...'.
8 Tears' Experience Satisfaction Guaranteed
Store 271 N. Commercial
Phones 75 or 1843-W
We, Duy, SHI or Kxrhange Furniture
Sole Agents for lAng Stovea
Furniture
Auction-
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TODAY
. SEPTEMBER 22, 1 P. M.
. 257 NORTH LIBERTY STREET -
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Consisting' of. Malleable South Bend range: kitchen caMact:
4 fir kitchen tables; 2 fall lea: tables; oak diners; oak e
tension dining table; Ice box: auto trunk; clothes baskets: Oral
.range; kitchen cabinet; 70x90 linoleum square; oak buffet; oat
dressing table; 2 fir chairs;. 2 rockers; brasg bed. spring and 40
lb. cotton mattress: Congoleum square; trT room
chair; library table; o.k rocker; oak Uberette; mantleT clock:
jardinler; wicker reading stand; electric library lamp; oak
extension table; willow hanging baskets; x9 Brussels rug:,
x!2 Brussels rug; 6x9 Brussels rur: 2 hand nalnted vases: Iron
.bedstead and spring; oak rocker; fir dresser; commode; 10x14
rag rug; 3 hall rugs; reading stand: vanity dressing table;
9x12 wool and fiber mg; reading stand; chiffonier; Iron. ted
and -spring and cotton mattress; band palmed oil lamp and
vase; 9x12 Brussels rug; oak bed. spring and mattss: Ivory
finish fir dresser; ivory finish fir breakfast table; leather
couch: commode; study table; oak library taole; oak rocker :
tapestry davenport; bed. spring aJ mattress; iroa-bedr
spring and mattress; oak dresser; oak rocker; oak reading
stand: 9x12 Bmssels rug; wasb -stand; electric ball lamp; 4 fu
stair carpet; 2 sheet-iros heaters: 10x14 wool and fiber rug;
2 small rugs: 4 f'r aressers; another leather seat oak rcker:
electrical fixtures; cookinTg utensils; fruit Jsrs; bed llrenf 2"
cords wood; 30 ft. hall carpet, and many other small ankles.
Be on time as this Is an extra 1rre sale, and will start at
1 o'clock sharp. Terms cash.
MRS. M. B. SHEPERD,
Owner, 257 North Liberty St.
- F. N. WOODRY,.
Baleen's Leading Auctioneer.
Ibone 311
P. X. Woodry rT" Cash For Furnltura
Auction Sale;
Of the contents of Jack Frost Confectionery - Store and
Lunch Room on the corner of Twelfth and 31111 streets
' ' ' : Friday, September 25, 10:30 A. M.
This lot comprises 3 show cases; 2 12-ft. counters, soda
fountain, glassware. 12 tables,- 20 chairs. Fisher piano.
VIctrola, electric plate, pictures, cash register, cigars, tobac
co, a quantity of sweets, dishes. 2 refrigerators, oil stpve.'.
and numerous other articles. In fact every article In this
store must go to the highest bidder, as Mr. Frost is com
pejled to retire from business on account of Illness. :
Don '4 -forget the time and' placa. Terms cash. i
PJ: Frost, Prop. ' II. F. Woodry & Son, Auctioneers
Store 271 X. Commercial SU
I"hoe 73 or 1-W
... ... Sole Agents for Laag Stoves. Re V before
, nukklug your listings ,
When You
Ready
To Move
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Call on 4X3, for re hare padded Vans and Fleee6
lined corers for your furniture and piano, Flrs$'
dass piano tnd furniture Dorera. " '
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We also Handle Brooder Stoves, Furnace
Coals and Diamond Briquettes -. ;
Larmer Transfer &
... ; Storage Co.
Ph3 C20
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