THE OtVCGON STATESMAN. SALEM, G7.EG0N
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER CO. 1C25
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Salem Social- Hevs
By AUDRED BUNCH,' Phone 10G
r Patrons Announced
official Hat of patrons and
patronesses for the : night hone
noV it the 64th Oregon state fair
hate been announced as follows:
Qoternor Walter M. Pierce, jMr,
and:Mrg, T. B. Kay, Salem; Mr.
?and Mrs. A. H. Lea, Portland;
Hugh Hume, Portland; Mr. and
Mrs. O. M. -Plumtner,' Portland;:
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. King, Portlands
Mi, and Mm W. F. Turner, Port
' land; Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Farrell,
Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. E.A. Staart,
Seauie;Mr. and Mrs. Sam A. Ko
zer, j Salem; .Mr. and Mrs. D. M.
Eyre.galem; Mr. and Mrs. Curtis
B.i Cross, Salem; Mr. and Mrs. T,
A.jLiveslejr,- Salem; Hon. -and Mrs.
, J4H. Boots, Roseburg; Mr. and
Mrs; C. 13. Gates, Med ford; Mr,
and Mrs. William Tollman, Baker
- City; Mr. and lira. P. P. Aiabaf-
fey. Bend; President and Mrs. W;
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I Bpoil your time at the
jl-State Fair
f'l'.'i' Get a bottle ef ,
Schaefer's Herbal
"Cougli Cure
' the Best ' . .
and most Economical
made
iqCHAEFER'G
I DUUa STORE
I rbone 197 Vellow Front
123 North Commercial Street
I Penslar tore
J. Kerr, Conrallls; .Mr: and Mrs.
Charles If all, Marahfield; Judge
Fred Wilson, The Dalles. . , .fi
Open Rest Tent " 1 v '''- "
Members of the Sons of Veter
ans auxiliary bare opened a rest
tent west of tthe main entrance in
the fairgrounds, ..and Lnear. the
boys and -girls' club ; house, to
which they invite all members and
friends. Two members of the aux
iliary .will serve as hostesses dur
ing each day.--
Board Meeting Thursday .
The Oregon Mate chapter of the
American War Mothers will hold
a board meeting at Salem Thurs
day morning at 10:30 o'clock in
the committee room of the cham
ber of commerce. . Mrs. J, H. Gax
ver, state war mother, has called
the meeting. Delegates from :the
Portland and Albany chanters are
expected. Three Salem members
who are included in the personnel
of the state board are Mrs. W- P.
Fowle, Mrs. F. AElliott and f rs.
R. J. Hendricks. : 4 --,,;-V
Receive Felieitatiom:icX'
Mr and Mrs. Karl G. Ilecke.
730 North Summer street, are re
ceiving a host of congratulations
upon the arrival Sunday mornine.
Sept. 27, of a seven-pound daugh
ter. The little lady has been given
Crare -a-nrvirgtnla Holf.-all tf Sa
lem; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rose
braugh and sons, Walter ani Ber
nard of Aloaa, Or.;, ilr. Fred
Peters, and Mr. and Mrs. L. V.
King and son, Alfred, all of Metr
ger. Or.; Mr. Ferris White of Al
bany. Or.
What Is It? ':
, Jt' an hg i ettplinaU,
herbivorous dinoxaur with two
s larira -hom orrr it and s
" auallvr one oa thn none. It car
ries a great hood lot plates'
, around tha neck tor protection.
Re tbia prchixtorie tuotitter a
Utei. toon. i
.....v. .v i 4 $ i
the name of Miriam Jean. Both
mother and babe are doing very
well. Mrs. Becke will be remem
bered as Helen Lovell, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. G. L. Lovell. .
FuUerton-Buell Nuptials
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
W Fftllerton of Jennings Lodge,
Or., was the scene of a preCly "wed
ding at 4 p; m. Friday, September
25. when their only danehter
Naomi, became the bride of Arthur
Buell of Salem. Rev, J. C- Spencer
read the service in the presence
of sbout 40 relatives and friends.
The -bride wore a lovely dress
of white crepe de chine. Her vea
was held with a wreath of orange
blossoms and her shower bouquet
was of white asters. Miss Esthei
King, cousin of the bride, . was
bridesmaid. Nathan Buell. broth
er of the groom, waa best man.'
Mrs. Jessie Smith, pianist, and
Scire Buell, violinist, played Men-
aeissonn's wedding march. Tb-?
house was . decorated with many
beautiful autumn flowers.
Luncheon was served after the
ceremony, after which the -young
couple left for their new home,
1335'North Commercial street, Sa
lem. f Many beautiful, and useful
guts were received.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
C. W. Fullerton, Jennings Lodge;
Mr. and Mrs. IL M, Buell jhnd Mrs
Jennie Jones of Salem; Mr. and
Mrs. T. J. Butler of Albany, Or
Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Butler and
daughter "Frances; Misses Joseph
ine and Juliet Fullerton, Mr and
Mrs. Scire -D. Bttell and son Dar
ell, Mr., and Mrs. T. L. Buell, all
of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Amel J.
Smith and daughters, Eatella and
Marjorie, Dr. Estill Brunk, Misses
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mm wine
BU DOniES
Single-Handed Raid Nets
- Evidence But No Offend- -ers;
Quandry Faced
VCOCIAI CAIXHDAItM
Thursday " -
Prof, Ki, B.tZaae'g course In de
sign under auspices of Salem Arts
league. U. of-O. extension work
city library,. 7-9 O'clock. . ,
-'Friday -.-
Woman's Alliance. Unitarian
church. "2:30 o'clock.
: . Senior Christian "Endeavor so
ciety. Party, in church parlors,
7:45 o'clock.
; - Saturday ''7:
; Chemeketa chapter. Daughters
of the American Revolution.' Mrs
Russell Catlin, corner. Thirteenth
and Chemeketa 'Streets, hostess.
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020 W CLUB
kiwanians Pledge $500 for
Expenses of Estimates;
Hear of Building
Just what to do with several
bottles whose contents are alleged
to be liquid purported to be
home-brew beer Is still perplexing
Chris Kowitz. ex-service man and
city attorney.
The bottles and contents were
surrounded by the city attorney
wno conducted a personal -raid
upon American Legion headquar
ters while Capital Post No. 9 was
acting as host to visiting legion
naires. . . , . - .
The offensive was well timed
and evrried out to .perfection. The
orpnan. -bottles, which had wan
dered into, headquarters and could
find no owner, were crammed into
a eack end hustled to the police
siauon unaer arrest.
Now that he has the Honor.
which he declares to be "real beer
with a kick,'v the "city attorney Js
in a qaanary. ko arrest can be
made for the owner or owners are
uunnown ana late last night had
lc claimants. Nobody has adver
tised for -the wandering beer bot
tles and . apparently none have
been missed from the kitchen pan
try or wherever it is that such
bottles are kept.
: It is admitted by the city attor
ney that he will prosecute if the
cwner Is found but until such time
the bottles continue to languish
In the city Jail or thereabouts. ;
WALLA WALLA, Wash., Sept.
CLEAXIXa FLTE COSTLY '
29- An attempt to clean out a
flue by. burning an old automobile
tire resulted in the destruction of
the dwelling house of H. W. An
derson here today. The rubber
burned o fiercely that the stove
and .pipe became red hot. Igniting
the wall paper And ceiling. Mrs.
Anderson was badly burned about
the face In , attempting to save
some of the furniture.
The Kiwanis club of Salem". at
their -weekly luncheon Tuesday,
went on 'record as being in favor
of a bridge bond issue. They vot
ed to help defray S 500 expenaes
for estimates. . The measure that
the Kiwanians went on record for
is an issue of 1300,000 or $400,
000, which will be enough so that
all the bridges Salem heeds can be
built uniformly In regard to arch
itecture, and- can be f the bist
material. -
Fred Ertxon brought the matter
up before 'the Kiwanians, saying
a very prominent real estate man
here in Salem : told ma that a
bridge on Liberty and Mill streets
would enhance the property sur
rounding to the extent of $500,-
000." . i -
The property on Liberty street
between State street and the mill
stream has 'been improved and Is
being Improved rapidly. Next to
the Salem 'Bank of Commerce
building. Dr. Steeves-is going to
erect a one-story - building with
architecture to be In harmony with
that of the bank building. George
Will Is erecting a two-story brick
building next to the Steeves place
The frame structure on the Lar-
sen property next to the Will prop
erty will probably be replaced with
a oricic buuding' in the. tier i-
ture.' On the corner Mr. Eckerlin
ha erected a fine concrete build-'
ing. and across the street. Mr,
Klett has erected another concrete
building. ! ,
Within a year tr two George
Will will-probably build a brick
building -several storie high on'
the property on Ferry and Liberty
streets where the Eiker garage
now stands. About the tame time
it is likely that T. A. Llvealey will
build a even or eight story office
building on the corner of State and
Liberty streets on the location now
occupied by Pomeroy & Keene. It
Is the argument that the building
would .further progress If there
were a bridge at Mill and Liberty
streets. . - " ,
C. B. McCullough. president of
the Kiwanians and bridge engin
eer for the state highway depart
ment, expressed himself as .being
personally behind the bond Issue.
Only a few Kiwanians expressed
themselves as opposed to the mo
tion backing the fcond issue, and
these few objected mostly on the
ground that perhaps there might
not be -enough money in the cot-
cost of oLuinicg estimates. -
When tlie question or tae
bridges was up before tfce council,
the council w5 asked for $500 for
the purpose of obtaining estimates
of the bridge, but refused, giving
as their reason that the city did
not have the money to spare for
that purpose. The Kiwanians by
their motion adopted Tuesday
have expressed their desire to help
defray the cost of the estimates,
with the hope that the "bond issue
could be put before the people at
a definite time in the near future.
former, ruu3in:u DIES
PARIS. Sept. Z9. (ny Associ
ated Press.) Leon Bourgeois, for
mer premier of France and one
of the creators of the League of
Nations, died today at his country
home at Oger. in the department
fers of the club to flp pay for the' of the Marne.
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SEATTLE, f :t. 19
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the. Pacific coa?t wr.i ursel
at today's session cf the T
Coast Building Officii'.'
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We Will ClosePromptly
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at 1 2 o'clock
Noon Today
Salem Day at State Fair
When yoa think cf c.v.a..vy
gay "Arutyla" that's tta
BJ Bavinr that nottiS coul-
as saying
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Satnnlay, Octo5T 10
THE ARTSTYLE
JIEDEOX -
Contains an assortment and
quality that is unrivalled at the
price. Thirty-nine pieces.
Nineteen kinds, all generously
coated with Incomparable Art
style Chocolate, the finest coat
ing that can be made.
Artstyle Chocolates are de
signed to tit every taste, de
mand, occasion or pocketboofc.
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Mr; Charles Kadderly from Cribben & Sexton, makers of the nationally
-known yniversarRangesvill be at our State Fair -exhibit, oh thebalcdny
of the new pavilion, every day this week to point out the advantages', of
cooking with a Universal and heating with a Universal. ,
WHITE FORCEUtli
SPUSHER BACK
fATDJTED ADJUSTABLE
U0I"G C'tN DAMPER
.TATEMTE0 LIFT KEY KATE
SOLID, CAST
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FIRE BOX
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CRAFT L fORER COOR
MOVASLE DUPLEX CRATES
ELECTRIC VYaCED
'AfRticHT jc;;its
.'lTA.IY LEG CASE
DROP DOOR
WCDMSINATIOJI SMOKE CCHECK
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RLT PLATE TOP
EASY CLOSING OVEN DOOR CATCh
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TfUPLE
WAU FLUE
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HEAVY ASBESTOS
MILL BOARD
HEAVY POLISHED
STEEL tOOY
INSIDE PORCELAIN
CVEfl CCCR .UMIKS;
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UNIVERSAL fuel
ranges are avail
able here in many
styles. There are
blue or grey porce
lain ranges, semi
porcelain ranges,
with, nickel trim
mings or plain, cast
steel ranges, all with
or without hot .wa
ter connections. iA.sk
especially' to ee the
"Uniyersal porcelain
range in peacock,
blue or pearl grey
- f i n i s h-anitary,
washable, indestruc
tible, v . .
HELP 1 1ATE UIHVERSAL
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You get a 13-piece set tt T?Y REX Transparent
Ovenware if you buy a Universal Range' this week.
TodayOt)eing SaleniDay at the State Fair our store
will remain closed all day
Trr.d? In
.YcurCId'Stbye
'cj "a Univcrcal
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in fifteen minutes the Maytag:, without effort mus3. fuss, or ncira
doe3 it in three to seven minutes l H "Where other washer3 requiro tx;o
hours to do 50 lbs. of clothes the Maytag is through in one hour.
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Gyrafoain prindple litilircs the dissolved
coap particles which ordinarily float as idle
cadsonthe water's top,mkes them thorough
Jy with the water and then forces this pene-
Of course such action WquicUcrl And
more careful! And so thorough thrt
even wristbands, cuffs or collars need net t2
hand-nibbed. ;
Try the Maytag wash vnth it! Te!
v phone us for a demonstration--and then
tratingdeansingtsoapysduticmthra2gh ..if the washM-drvnnm , hw,
tneshes of Uie garments the most effici- cannot afford to face another washday .ith-
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? Washes cleaner. The Gyrtfbara
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the water, and forces the uper-dcans-
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- tiwmeshes of the clothes. No idle tads.
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"5 - Cut Aluminum tub- can't warp,
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7 -Clothes can be put in or takes
cat whiic washef is running.
'8-Tub ckanaibelfin 30 seconds.1
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Swings into 7 positions. Adjusts itself
automatically Jbr handkerchiefs or
biioltcts. Automatic drain board. In.
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