The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, September 26, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY MOrNING, SEWEMBlft 201123. .7-' Tirot)mxo:rsTATE3:.iAN, salezu OREGON STETSON CASTLE HATS are showing -all the latest styles and colors in two : dependable hats G. w. JOHNSON 469 STATE STREET, ' X- " H-tr ' r '- ID It f I &co. He has a 1923 Dodge Roadster its a peach, and loaded with' access ories and going at $650 Seeit'at B8(o tbe accident occurred. . The belt on the machine caught, and Fred Koster tried to remedy the defect without stopping the engine. . or to associate with any secret or semi-secret society In the , high school. They were requested tc har the pledges handed In next week. To jnake sure that -every student signs, the - registration cards will be gone over with the pledges to see that they tally. All students who register after Friday will be asked to sign the pledge at the time they register. Radio PoW for SaW 1515 Bellerue, or. tel. 207GR. s27 Boxing CoramiMJoB Appointed- .Mayor Glesy has appointed the following to serve as the city box ing commission: Dr. W. Carlton Smith. Dr. H. H. Ollnger. Ralph Thompson, Fred A. Williams and Harry M. Levy. Women Wanted To work in apples at Starr Fruit Products Co.. Tuesday, 7:30 a. m,, Sept. 29.- Corner Church and Mill Sts., Phone 439. . i-T27 'NEWS IN BRIEF Hunting Season la Here We carry a full line of ammu nition. Come in and let ns show you our trap guns. We are open at all hours. Terminal Cigar Store. John R. Patterson. Prop. s2? Portland Man Fined , - George Munce of Portland was fined S20 for speeding, when he appeared in Justice court': Friday. Ife was arrested by Max Flannery, stale traffic officer. ; Unsettled , Fair east; cloudy wect, probably showers I near the coatt; normal temperature; moderate southerly winds pn. the, eost. HumMity nor- V mal west and belo normal east V nortion. Mix. 7: Mln. 4K; River f 2.1. falling: lUinf all nor e; At mosphere cloudy; V(ind sou h. Tho Theaters Today Ml ' V At Tbfs Best Meat In Quality , Right in price, at Independent Meat.Market. 147 North High St. Case In Continued . Charged with setting fires on forestf land, .George Garland ap peared - in justice court Friday. His case wag continued for sen tence. . Wanted, Rooms During fair week. Salem AI flub. Phone 1945. 97a mi mi m Meetings Arranged- : : Tho Garden club, which was for merly known as the Floral society, has decldeaVao meet .the fourth Tuesday of rery. month -from now on. - Arrangements' ,b.a,ve been made to hold .the meetings in Ihe auditorium of ttheu Chamber of Commerce, ...The. next meeting or the club will comffipa October 27. Kenneth William Visit Kenneth Williams, who has tig red prominently in the home run circles of the major leagues dur ln the last two years. Is in the llty. He is with the St. Louis clnb in the national league, but has been out of the game for the last few weeks because of injuries re ceived' when was hit on the head with a pitched ball. - He is visiting Victor McKenxie of this city. It was learned Friday that he may umpire ' the next game played by the Salem Senators. . Choice Canning Tomat Green. 40c; ripe, 75c and 31. Phone 290, n 26 Oregon -i Rex . King. ; of Wild Horses, v in ."BUclc Cyclpne.", , ; v." . " m I To work in apples at Starr Fruit j Products Co., Tuesday, 7:30 a. m.f . O.a. A Ik 11 wmIi ovkj HflTl Sts. - Phone 439. s27 IfelUg 'Th4 Pretty Lady with "Le-w Cody. Demon- . tratlon of the 'Charlestoa . Dance.".'! A Regftration Drops at Dorm . Only 90 girls are registered at Lausanne hall,, girls' dormitory at Willamette university, according to an announcement from the hall Thursday. This is a falling off of more than 10 girls from last year's registration. The decrease is be lieved to be due .to the startling decrease In the Willamette stud ent boJj; and thought to have re sulted from the drastic Increase in tuition that has taken place this year." . Woodry.Bnys Fnrnitu Store at summer ana xsorway streets. Phone 411. f. J16tf is he d during the week, according to word received Thursday. The park will hare a temporary rusk of business during fair week, as several of the cabins have been rented and pa'd for already for the week. Explanation for the decrease" in the number of ma chines stopping at -the pprk was given that travel is dropping off. and people are going Lome for the winter. - Tha park.' however, will be open at least all 6t next month. and perhaps longer. I Bita For Breakfast Speeder Arretted A. C. Cummins was arrested on charge of speeding Friday out near the Lincoln school. He was cited to appear September 28. Travel Dropping Off " The number of cars stopping at th Salem auto park has dimln- f SEES FREE SHOW Stofy.-of. Hold-up is Told fo- T lice in Order. to 'js;a;ri r i N e cessary Fu nd s . . It.3ras Jeirnra V.-.zt d' t ';. lr eld boy was a former TijLi'-4ct tbe reform Mfcool and wfn noti fied. SuperintwiideTrt "tlirtKrTTDll the officer that he bad not bea reporting for igar months sti to hold him until morning. ) Tne youiacer mis net held. O ClUXrsK IIF.i.O giiltt: All ready for the fair Including, let as hope, the wea ther clerk. ' " j ! About SO 0 people. from Salem attended the Billy Sunday meeting at Portland last night- More than half the crowd went by automo bile. The rest had a very good trip, on the Oregon Llectrie, filling a special train of seven cars. The Oregon Electric trip was made in an hour and a half each way, there being no stops beyond Chemawa. The Oregon Electric gave splendid iervlce. 1 The Salem crowd got a lot of attention at the big tabernacle. from Billy Sunday and his work ers. The Salemites will agree When a feller's broke ad wants to aeeaJ&ow. what's he go In' to Aor- - k Oae way was adopted last night by two young boys, one about . 12 and -the wther 14, who appeared at the polled station where the elder delivered a sad story of be ing robbed by a masked man with darx. -tfttlte and! a 'revolver .n everything. . : "How math did he get, buddy?! queried Officer Olson. Fifty ents that we were going to tbe show on, the lad replied After considerable stalling, dur ing, which, the demand was made for action upon the part of the police, the pair disappeared.' Later Officer Olson saw them going down the street. The old est of the two' said the man at the show- let them in.' .Doubting their: story.' Officer Olson asked the cashier at the Bligh about the boys, she told him that the two SEATTLE. Sept. I" (TSyAR socalted p?tc.; Mark Gooa. al. known as Frank Mark and G. A. Lee. San Francisco Chinese mer chants, were' convicted on nsrcotlc charges in federal court here to day. Goon is said to be tho sea", of one of the largest fish import- ing companies In San Francisco. Obituary "Warner : Jacob Warner died at his resi dence, 507 North Twentieth, Sept. 23. age 55 years. Survived by his widow. Martha; - daughter, Mrs. unanimously that they heard one c: the greatest sermons preached ,Urt;d to walk ln wlthout buying aaa aciea mai iney ever expeci 10 .ii,.. ,-, hn -h UA t- ibear and see. Still. Billy Sunday , ,v. th ni,iit was not ai nis oesi, pnyaicany. ior be was told. ' suffering from a severe Births Reported' - OThree births" were reacted at the office of -the citiy health' of? cer Thursday?" "A daughter was born to Floyd Walters of route 1, Salem, and has received' the name of Lavine May. Charles Fukai ofl route 9 received a boy September 17, and has named him Stanley Toshlro. Minoru Kawata of route 1, Brooks, received a boy, and has named him Toyako. The IsalenV.' crowd 'sang, some Edith Mintzer of Salem;' four step-1 songs. ltM tne ena oi, me service, children. Raymond Palmer of Pen-j Billy Sunday fcbook, hands with all dJeton, Mrs. Ruby Grovenar tr I me saiemues , u land and "Homer CV Richards of The first' id, rxent. for the Salem.' Funeral ' announcements Ueoond Salem". linen mijl is being ier. Webb funeral parlors In I paid. A lot or pay.menu were replied that he had boughVone ticket and had Just stepped out of the show, for a few minutes. She let them pass. ' Officer. Olson grabbed the police car and picked the boys dp far ther down tbe street. The younger one finally admitted that they had not been robbed but the elder boy stuck to his story for some time F. N. WOODRY. raya Cah For Furniture I. and Store 101U Portia Sonuncr t - ,' Phone 511 ft BUgh Jas. Klrkwood In ts i "Disconted Husbands," &f 5 Acts Vaudeville. ; ; Mamy Dogs Reported Working in the Marion, Aums ville and Turner , districts, men appointed by the. sheriff are mak-, 1 ins a canvas or owners oi uug which have not yet been' licensed. During the past two days 75 de linquent receipts were issued. (Javernor at Coasft 'Governor Walter M. Pierce was at. Tillamook Thursday to peak at the county fair.. W.' A. Delxell, private secretary to Governor Pierce, spent the day In Albany, Where he officiated at . the coro natlon of tne Linn county queen. Woodry & So: Buy furniture. Store, 171 N. Commercial. Phone 75. - , iStf V I Tonite! Tonite! Tonite! f , ' . Cole JUcElroy's; ten-piece band Action Is SetUed ; : On motion of the plaintiff, the suit brought by Charles Ranson against A. W. and Casper JLath rcp has been ordered closed and motion for voluntary non-suit sus tained. The case is said to have been settled out of court. Gennl29 Butter Horns : Baked with pure butter and fresh eggs filled with fig Jam. 6 for 25c. You must try mem io Bakerite uaa-i Tonite! Tonite! Tonite! Cole McElroy's ten-piece at Crystal Gardens. band 826 charge ci arrangements. Rlscho ' ' , ' Frank Slscho died 'at a local hosplUl on Sept. 24. He is sur vived by two sons, Jesse of Toledo handed and mailed in yesterday. : The following appeared In tbe first edition of the Oregon!an of satisfied that tbe money can be raised in Portland If a proper sell ing campaign is launched. There Is no place In the country which is better suited for the cultivation i:his morning: "We Intend mak- of flax than the Willamette valley. ing a drive for 3100,000 in Port-1 and when-the linen mill la estab- and Robert of Portland, a daugh- land and when we' have 500.000 hlshed the people will realize that ter, Mrs. Ella Benson of Portland, and the following brothers and sis ters: Mrs. Mina Morris of Salem. Jessie Sischo of New York, Henry bf Grand Rapids, Mich., Arthur of Greenwood, Wis., Roy of Green wood, Wis., Edgar of Gate, Ore., and Bert of Salem. Funeral serv- To Teach Health Conrse Mian Elnora Thomson of the Marion County Child Health Demjlces will be held at 2 p. m. Satur- onstration is to assume charge at day from the Kigaon mortuary signed up we will start building I we have a real Industry here ln tbe linen mill at Salem." said I this line." Mr. Kay came to trori- ihomas B. Kay, state treasurer, a I land for the special purpose of Portland visitor yesterday. "'Five J meeting Representative Dempsey subscriptions' have been made in lot New York, who la interested in ."ortland and these were large and the linen, business. They nave have been paid up.j We need about! met on several occasiona ln the $t 00,000 more,, however, and I am east. SOCIETE BRAND CANDY ASSORTMENT Tor Saturday and Sunday 7 Only . Special at 27c a lb. This assortment consists of . . Rurnt'Peanuts Chocolate Kiss a . '-.....- ChrJbolate-covcred Milk - Squares Assorted Nugout Only at---. CCHAEFER'O KJDRUO STORE - rhone 107 Yellow Front 1S3 North Commercial Street Fenslar Store ' appreciate them, ery. ; - ,;.v;; 'H S29 4 Furniture Upholstery - And repairing. Glese-Powers t at Crystal Gardens. i- . . r r Three KeV Small Homes ? j; 3000 to $3750 All have ce . iaWt basementannd garages; Two Aofth, other south. Reasonable terms. Vacant. Becke & Hendricks Hellig Bldg .189 N. High' St. 826 Furniture' Company. s20 Billv Sunday Enjoyed ' Over 200 Salemites turned on at 5 o'clock Friday night to take the special train chartered for the evening and went to Portland to hear Billy Sunday,' who Is conduct ins: a series of revival meeting, in the tabernacle there. Aimosi as many more motored to Portland fcr the meeting, and the Salem section that was reserved , for tne evening was well filled. Four cars were filled in the special tram when it left Salem, and several Joined the party at wayrpoints De-j tween Salem and cnemawa. a" those attending the meeting re port that they enjoyed it immense ly.:.- . " ; ... -. f Driver Is Fined Russel Woodry of Salem was fined $15 in Justice court Friday, when he appeared before Brazier C. Small, Justice of the peace, on a charge of operating an automo bile In Oregon with-5 California license elates. Woodry is said,. to 1 1 hat, been warned by the police, have I but did not obtain Oregon plates fki Marrfage Lkense-. r i Irwn 'WirriiM', licenses pen Isi-aed at Vancouver; Wash., ! after making, his residence, here. to ' residents of Marlon county. .Those licensed to marry were Henry H. Schultr Alber, 22, SI1 irerton. and Zoe Inman, 22, of Sa lem; Ben Hur Berry, 29, and-Ruth Yourg, 19, of Salem: .J. Portland of a course for public health nursing, according to word received Thursday. The conrse is given in connection with the uni versity Of Oregon school , of social workers, and is to commence Sep tember 28. . ! ; ' Rev. Fred Taylor officiating. terment City View cemetery. In- A Loan of $1,000 ' .,1 Can be . retired, principal and Interest, in 81 monthly paymenu of $1.0 each. See Ralph H. Mc Curdy, office over Miller's store. ,..,.;' ' . s26 Tonite! Tonite! Tonite! . Cole McElroy's ten-piece band at Crystal Gardens.' B26 Asks for Clean Streets W. S.'Low, city superintendent of streets, has asked that resi dents of Salem wbo are buying thr fire wood , supply for the winter cleanup all the sawdust and other particles left after the wood has been stored. Mr. low ae clared that if the sawdust is al lowed to lie until the rains set In It ! gets into the catch basins at ihe street corners and causes not only expense to the city, fcnt ai30 a considerable amount of trouble. . . Ellen Carrie Hardy . Ellen Carrie Hardy was born to 'William M. Hardy and Helen Williams Hardy "ovember 21, 1923, at the home of Mrs. Hardy's jtoster sister, Mrs. Mabel -Williams Cady, near Salem. Her snort mc was spent with her parents in Sa lem. , She died at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Hardy. 2130 Maple ave nue, on Sept. 24, 1925, at 2:15 n. m. at the axe of one year. 10 months and three days. .. She leaves besides her parents i.ne sister,. Wilms, age 5, and her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. M. Hardy, and two aunts. Mrs. Florence Hardy Vanderhoof and Mrs: Edith Hardy Loter. . .' Funeral services will be held on Saturday Jn the Highland Friends 3hurch. on Highland . avenue, by the pastor, Edgar P. Sims, and the remains laid to rest in the Lee Mission cemetery. He was arrested by Officer Hick man. I Quinces Wanted . For frer- xisipping. racuic Vf FrTjls"Pf6ance Co., Phone 1928. IZ6 Crashes Into Rail I J. J. Loter of this city crashed into the guard rail of the bridge on South Church street Thursday night. ' The rail broke througn nis j windshield, breaking his rignx wrist, v His head was oaaiy oruiwu in the crash and he was carried to a local hospital by a passerby. "It is said that he will not recover completely for about two months. Furniture Tpholstery - And repairing. Giese-Powera Rummage Rale, Saturday ; Cpr. Chera. and Winter, St. Joseph's Auditorium. . . 26 Take a;. Makea V t FUXKRAIA Exclusive Distribution - t ' : . For W. W. Kimball pianos. A. Chase, Davenport & Tracy, Bush k. Gerts. Moore's Music House, .409-415 Court. 1 . ; 2Ctf X Sfelson.Is in City . R. S." Melson, formerly a resi dent of Salem and a business man here, is in .the city for ,a few weeks. .,;,,. '',';-;- Furniture Company. s20tf Two Ucensea Issued , . " k Two" marriage licenses were is sued by the county clerk yester-1 day. ' They were taken out by A. J. Stephens, attendant at the Ore gon state hospital, and Mattie R6 xar, 1410 State street; Charles A. Gocdwin, 504 North Liberty, an accountant, and 'Audrejf Vertace Ponleroy, 4S5 North Commercial. THE HOUSE OF LUUlvT vtDuiriu RINGS Students - " "" " ... College, ,H..S.fc Grade! ..We mend your shoes and patch your sweaters.- G. C. Patterson, 143 S. Liberty.. ; . . 26 . ft Supervisor Move Here ' . A. B. Evans, state supervisor -of the Oregon Life Insurance com pany,- has moved here from Med ford. Mr; Evans is now living at 1495 - North Commercial. . ' 4 '- Street Work, Progressing . Whit lines, marking off park ing spaces were, laid on the west side I Liberty street between Court 'and Chemeketa, Friday. Eight more blqcks at the outlying J Aumsville cemetery. parts of the (business section are i to be marked off for parking, ac cording to the men who are at work laying the lines. Barnard ' The funeral, of George Baynard will be held at the Webb funeral parlors today at 1 p. m. Rev. Mr. Putnam and the Masonic lodga No. 5 of Gervais wUl-ihave charge of services. Interment will be in tne P0MERQY & KEEflE galett, OrafOB I Fay Cash for Fnrnltsr Falrmount Hill Lots Two "decided bargains at $950 each. One . S 0x1 50. .Both, have trees and view and on paving. Come now. Becia, Hsndricks, Hellig Bldg., 189 N. High St. . - 25tf Hijh School Enrollment Tjargen Enrollment at the Salem high school at the end. of the week mounted'to- 959," five more than last year. According to J. C. Nel son, principal at the high school, many more are expected' to enroll before long, and many are staying out of school until after the state! fair. w ; Women Wanted -- To work In apples at Starr Fruit Products Co.. Tuesday, 7:30 a. m., Sept.- 29. "curve? tnriryai ?.t m Lions Visit ; Several members of the local Lions club Journeyed to j Toledo Friday to partake In tnej-.Dinn- day .party" pf the To.eaa club.' ' i ".'.'I - ."J Switching Station' Connected While repairs are being made on its line from Independence on south bf Eugene, temporary con nection has been jput ' into opera tion with the new switching sta tion at West Salem to supply the Mountain States Power company with juice. Within a month a per- manent connection win w with the new switching station. - - ; - j Summer Street Home j . 7 ,ooms. Strfctly modern throughout. This is finest, home for money you hare seen. Price . ia sno witn two lots, Crs LUb IV . V lot $9000. A real reason for sac rifice nd quick possession. Close to all schools, state house, junicer slty and business. Becke it Hen dricks, Hellig. Bldg., 189 N. High Monitor Boy Killed- ! , Fred Koster, son of peter. ivos ter " of Monitor, was killed in stantly Thursday" when ,hls ' arm was caught by the belt on an en silage cutter. His arm was Jerked completely off at the shoulder, and bis head was smashed against the machine. Koster and his sons were fining- the silo on their farm Pledges to be Signed All students at the Salem high school were given pledges Friday which .they must sign in order to remain ln school. By signing the pledge. they promise not to Joioj Foil rfFORMATIOIf ABOUT. RAILROAD TRIPS Phone 727 ELECTRIC 0REG0M ZASU PTTT3 TOM MOORB - LILYAN TASHMAN AilO C05TRAI) BfACEL. and XOHMX IHEAHK Added Attraction II S ... i " " " v rjTj " X - 11 Date- . l' NOW N vim -y : PLAYING; A ' feHSJ f'yr life! For- f ': ' S-tZfr Ills nsaaaiM Picture. taes I? nPjJ ; . jVCwyJ y.u behind f UfiVr . .f Jaaa. wM parti., ' A. , 1 ZZn. 7 tlffl) J rtit Charl.to Jane- I I '7 -frX To'w ever seen. ANN 'TJTrxjjTisjrrrnxr . s a. w -a w. A. a "w ' DAKClXa THE ' ff CHARLESTON (T. HEY! HEY! , IT'S THAT JPPY SNAPPY . iGRAB-A-CHAPPY H. F. WOODRY & SON BctionMTf and Tsmtan DMltfs, m cuH lor Um4 rarettar. IttM 871 NU CvmmmAtX., Office Phone 75 or Res idence Phone 1843-W PAINTING - : ICALSOrlINING PAPER HANGING For tbe right kind of materials and the very best workman-, ship call us. Gabriel S Powder and Snpply Co. ; 175 S. Commercial Phone 711 UMDfeRWOOD , TYPEWRITER CO. Direct Factory Branch 510 Court Street Pbone t62 Typewriters Rented,. Bold, . Repaired Special rental raits to students ii REDUCED BOOfER RATES TO CALIFORNIA BY PICKWICK STAGES . la mssc. W wsy. flUt siul Txly, U. Lm AnfvlM, M way, 1271. mi Trip, $64.00. , CSMtol BakM raMM at - - EU Mara . rat tafamaaa aad XaaamtlaBS . raaaa , ar aU a - Salea, Oregca WaaU ya li ta raaaia Hm, SalUf a r ai SWa. . Will lim Ttiiiil Waif Eaaia OuUc, Amm HARLEB TOMI WEEIC! An Ua (uuo Wa tM ml taa ervat, Wkita Wi-tWiu AaMricaa 6UU Ur-- ' m4( aa aaiy XUclaiA . ' WaU:. . . Tta ara raia to aaa -rxxTTT rasizr tmr car aarkaal by JCmbU Bate, tiaras .4 ; LADD r BUSH, Bankers XsULIUhed 1ZZ3 Qzuzrzl Uzslnnz Etiiinm . - OiSos) Honrs troda 10 sum. to ps. 4 Added Attraction LAURA AND SID - WOODHCUSE Direct from the "Bagdad Carpet" (Seattle) , Noted Exponents ot the New CHARLESTON DANCE v "Will Introduce This New Dance - ! Craze to Salem' if 5tcppinv Picture You Ever Saw Conlinubus SKo v Sunday 2 to 1 1 FOX Comedy . Sport R-me u n li". Dy Lrah Holt ob our Sts. .Phone 439. . zl one mile south of monitor