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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON 4 .-- IP i f t -wis i - i i L-r 4- '- '-' -i. . ...-:'! V... '. . i . ' . Is . "' j lit a i sss.gr-- , sss . t - -. v . . - - - - .---.. y . y -. .......- . ... ,-, ., ..-,...,. . . j . CITY NEWS INiBRIEFl -. -- i - ' ' -'- . - . ..-- It -- '. ., -. " 1 OurTSSatherMan. Unsettled j - j, Cloudy and unsemeu; moder ate temperature; light, ' variable winds. Max. 67; Min, 48; River. 2.2, atationary; Rainfall trace; Atmosphere cloudy; Wind southwest- ! ' ' - ' - 1 . i ui i. , ' mi L At Tho Theaters Today !!! Bligh Hippodrome Vau deville and pictures. Oregon -The new gigant ic "Quo Vadis" present ed with special prologue introducing "Narcisse." Heilig Peter B. Kyne's "Never the Twain Shall Meet." Judgment Reeehed , . Eva G. G rover was granted a ' judgment of $9,000 against J. ,W. Manley in the circuit Court yester-t day. The sum of $104, for inter est,, was also recovered. Bake -. Will serve better coffee. it if there is any oil Your Old Piano. ". Jaken as part payment on a ' new Victrola. 'StitrV Furniture xCO. oil Tb Only ' i" . Exclusive" leather house" in the Willamette valley.. Suitcases, handbags. Nothing takes the. place of LEATHER. F. E. SHAFER, Harness. ; - j. oil Yesterday by Use of Medicine Dr. Stone removed two cancers from the face of Mr. C. E. Hill of Eugene. - oil Car Is Stole: Officer Rickard of Corvallis re ported Saturday at the Salem po lice station that a Star sedan bear ing the . license number 208-212 had been stolen from that city. , One License Issued r Only one 'marriage license was issued by U. G. Boyer, Marion county clerk yesterday. This was taken out by Herman H. Minden, a weaver, and Marie Michel, both of Stayton. , ' Pomeroy & Keene " J Jewelers . ; Salem, Oregon H. F. WOODRY & SON AactloBMn and rarnitars DUn, pmy cuk tor UMd Farnitan. aure 271 Korta OoaamUL . . Office Phone 75 cr Res idence Phone 1S43-W . V L9feKlSSED V WEDDING - Fraternity Has Party i Members of AIpLa Psi Delta fra ternity at Willamette university staged" a theatre party at the Hei lig last night and had a block of seats reserved in the balcony. Fol lowing the theatre .party the men serenaded the women's sororities on the campus . v ; 4 Get Those Gloves That will give real service. Nothing takes the place; of LEATHER. F. E. SHAFER, har ness. oil Yesterday by Use of Medicine Dr. Stone removed a cancer from the face of Mrs. T. Y. Mc Clelland of West Stayton. oil MNola' and "Glow Worm" Beautiful recordings on Victor record 19758, by Solon orchestra at Moore'a Music House, 409-415 Court. oil Joins With Realtor Miss Naideen Smith of this city, has accepted an offer made her by Gertrude J. M. Page, prominent realtor of Salem, to become asso- elated with I her as real estate I broker. Miss Smith, during the I past two years, had been employ. 1 ed as stenographer for the law firm of.Condlt & Glover, , well- 1 known attorneys here. Room Size Rugs ' Used but lots of them in good condition, at bargain prices. Stiff's Used Furniture Store, oil Try a Cup Of Bake Rite coffee at the Base Rite Bakery. Best in the world ': v, oil Men's Bible Class The Evans' will open again Sun day morning at the Bligh theatre at 9:45. A fine program. Every man invited. ' oil Burnett Home Sold - Judge George H. Burnett sold his home, located at 385. North High street to Forest and Dena Mack of Stayton, Ore. Judge Bur nett has . lived on this corner tor over 40 years. , Mr. ' and Mrs. Mack will occupy the residence within the near future: This deal was closed through the agency of Gertrude J. M. Page. : How'Long r Since you last took mother out to dinner? Why not bring her to the Salem Restaurant? -Special 75c. dinner. , oil See The Certified . f - " Publie Motor Car larket for used Hupmobiles. These will outwear-cheap new cars, are nicer to handle and cost less money, oil Loans Wanted $2,000, $1,800, $1,650. AH gilt edge FIRST mortgage security, modern Salem homes, three and five years. ' Becke & Hendricks, Heilig Bldg.r ,189 N. High. ol4 Charity Meeting Called r The Associated Charities will meet at the committee room of the Chamber of r CommereeMonday night at 8 o'clock. C A fun attend ance Is desired at this time. Plans to raise money needed to carry on the work during ; the wintei. will be discussed. . "Fresh ie:M r Victor record, 19784 at Moore's Music House, 409-415 Court, oil How Longi Since you last took mother out to dinner? Why hot bring. her to the Salem Restauranii apeciai 75c dinner. oil Lawa Double Lots- North, $ 5 5 0. See Laurel Park lots. From ; Capitol street to Highland avenue. Fifty to choose frivm. Recke & Hendricks, Heillg RMr us r. Hirh.- - . ol WCTTJ Meets Wordwas received here Satur day that the North Salem branch of the WCTILmetThutsday after Suits and Todc oats For Men and Young Men Our styles and patterns ' are the LATEST AND BEST We are always willing to show them il: . ; ... m . ..: :, : r . - r- - - . ,,v. - s ' Drop In and Look - ; - r z, T . -"" G.Vi Johnson & Co. 469 State Street McCarroll. Mrs. W. Presnell, president of the organization, pre sided at the meeting. Mrs. H. Rickers led the devotional service. The next meeting of the North Sa lem branch Is to be held at the home of Mrs. Mary Woolten No vember 5. Shrubs, Bulbs, Peonies, Iris I Pearcy.Bros., 178 S. Com'l... 3-4 block south of Ladd Sc. Bush bank. 1 ol4 Wanted Party With $1000 To invest in poultry business. Have excellent place on highway. Address 28, care Statesman, oil Closing Out Our entire line of ready-to-wear. All coats and dresses at wholesale price. ' Come early while our stock Is complete. Mrs. H. P. Stith, l State. o6tf Competitors Wanted Rural Supervisor Fox is, issuing entry. blanks to boys and girls in the various clubs who competed at the state fair, and who intend to enter exhibits at the Pacific Inter national. It' is reported hat Eldon Fox, who won honors at the state fair, plans to enter, as well as Harry and Alma Borkenhagen of Mt. Angel, and Harold Reisbeck; who will enter a few pigs. Furniture TJpnolstery , f And repairing. Glese-Powers Furniture Company. - s20tf Divorce Is Granted Leda Joy was granted a divorce from Claude Joy - in . the circuit court yesterday allegingcruel and inhuman treatment. They were married in February. 1925. Mrs, Joy was granted the retention of her maiden, name of Leda Ram sey. Rummage Sale v Of First M. E. Church, Oct. 15, 16 and 17th. 467 Ferry St. ol4 Tricycle Stolen Mrs. E. F. Johnson of 261 So Twenty-third has reported the theft Saturday of a tricycle from her home. Ladies Attention r See our ad on the society page Howard Corset shop. oil "Croon Little Lullaby" "Funny," "Sometime" -Hits on Victor records and sheet music at Moore's Music House, 409-416 Court. Phone 983. . oil Spanish Stucco- New, $500 down, balance JUbi like rent. Move in. Price cut from $5250 to $4500. Furnace, fireplace, etCBecke & Hendricks, Hellir nidr.. 189 N. High. ol4 Cottage Apartment Damaged Fire breaking out on the roof of the Cottage apartments at 160 Court resulted in damage estimat ed to be in the proximiy of $700 The manager of the apartments says that about as 'much damage F. N. WOODRY ' .. Salem's Leading - AUCTIONEER Pays Cash For Furniture. Residence and Store ' , JolO North Summer PHONE 511, Established Since me LADD & BUSH, Bonkers I , Established 1SC3 ' ' , i " - . " , a " .. Gensral Bsnldns Buiinets ' , . Offlce Down from 10 as, to 9 Hero is the best buy In town Very late 1923 Dodge road ster In the best of condition extra good inesr. quite a few accessories -only, ,550 "And you cant tell it from ' ' new. : I r resulted from the water used to pat out the fire as : from the fire itself. As soon as the report was I turned into the fire station hree engines were rushed to the scene. and in a short time it was ex tinguished, but not before a good part of the rear of the roof had been burned. :- .---j' . Immediate Delivery- On 16 inch mill block wood. Fred E. Wells. Phone 1542 oil Bake Rite L . ... Large loaves ISc 2 for 25c. Small 3 for I 25c. A double loaf 2 pounds -13c. Bakery. " Hake Rite oil For Rent Two sleeping rooms. furnace heat $2.50 per week each. Gentlemen preferred. 605 Union. Tel. 1342 W. ; , oil Accessories Lost 11 "F. W. Gardner, who llfes at 1915 Maple avenue, reported Sat urday that he had, lost .from the rear of his car while driving on the highway north of Salem a Goodrich tire, carrier, tail j light, stop light and one license number 145-630, I Dr. White. Osteopathy ' Electrionic diagnosis and treat ment. i . . X ! oil Basket Classes ; " I Enroll no- for basket classes. Direction state Vocational board, Salem Wicker Furniture Man. Co. 2218 State. 2230. ! oil Falrmount Hill Corner Two lots $2000 -Lots of trees. Becke & Hendricks, Hei- ig Bldg., 189 N. High. 014 Building Permit Issued G. R. Conn took out a permit from the office of the city record er Saturday to erect a one-story dwelling at 2190 Maple avenue, at a cost of $1800.! Dr. Marshall, Osteopathia Physician, and $urgeon. 0.11 just $1200 ; ; For 6 room house and lot 75x 165 at 2660 Oak Sti r f 6X1 Trial Is Set ' The trial of Fred A. Duffy.local man now in the city Jail on a charge of driving a car while un der the influence1 of intoxicating Obituary Miles j At Hobart. Okla., October 8, Mrs.' Ada C. Miles, age 7$ years, mother of Mrs- T. H. Clare lot West Salem, Mrs. S. L. Boyce of La- comb, Or., Dr. E. P. Miles of Ho bart, and Mrs. Elsie M. Eisaman of Portland. The remains are be ing forwarded to Salem for fune ral services and interment. An nouncements later by Rlgdon's. Olson In this city, October 9. Miss Christine Olson, age 40. The re- mains are being forwarded from Rlgdon's to Clatskanle, JOr., for funeral services and interment. UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER CO. . Direct Factory Branch 519 Court Street Phone 262 Typewriters Rented, Bold, " Repaired j Special rental rates to students TYPEWRTTERS For j Sale For jRent Students , ites . Phone 800 C. M. Lockwood 247 North Commercial Street PAINTING KALSOMININI G PAPER HANGING For the right kind of materials and the very best workman shin call us, i ' , I Gabriel Powder and Supply Co, 175 8. Commercial i Phone 728 Hqaor has been set for Tuesday, according to Judge Poulsen. H. J. Millie, whom Duffy has retained foe his defense, has indicated that a plea of not guilty will be en tered. , 1 Ge-t Them Reflnfehed . By I. J.- Ilersha expert piano and furniture polisher and refin fsber. Free estimates on request. Inquire at Moore's Music House, 409-415 Court, or phone 983. oil Tomorrow Monday Night WUl.be an important date for many who. plan to put their , spare time the coming winter to good use in taking some special work in the Capital Business College night school. Don't delay but enter on he opening night. oil Vinegar Apples Wanfc . Gideon Stolx Co., near corner Summer and Mill. Sacks furnish ed, ' Phone 26. o6tf Furniture Uphohrtery- - 'h And repairing.' . - Glese-Powerm Furniture Company.) s20tf Salemite Returns ! i Miss Grace Osbourn.;-whore- sides at 677 South Commercial, has returned after a ? six weeks' visit in the east, having gone there upon being notified of the death of an aunt. " - i- Dr. Gaff nier, Oregon Building Drugless methods. Consultation free. " i oil Woodry A Son - Buy furniture. Store, 271 N. s2tf Commercial. Phone 75. Kverjnian's Bible Class At Bligh theater Sunday .morn ing 9:45. J. J. Evans, pastor First Christian church, teacher. Fine program. All men invited. oil Thoroughbred Oorang Airdale, 4 .months old dog. Registered. Owner must sacrifice him. 1254 Mission St. or phone 888 W Sunday. oil Dredge Is at Work The Mathloma, government dredge, began work Saturday in clearing the Willamette river channel at Rice's bar, directly be low Keizer. It is thought that the bar opposite the Oregon Gravel company's works of Salem and the Unquestioned and Unquestionable ! There is no business or profession involving obliga tions to its patrons, so sacred as to be above the mach inations ; men of easy ethics men who consider gain before duty.' And it Is worth remembering that . in the optical field (where one's eye-sight is involv ed) the record of Morris Optical Co., maintained through 25 years of service to a steadily widening patronage, stands today an unquestioned guarantee of security. yiorns - . - K J v -"'v . - - I ii iH 4 r..i i li ui i j - i i in I I It Was Needed fll 'MA i ; and so we have it; that in brief Js S " , ipHi S -.the stoiy of the family roork from If? '-'' 'JvaJs t -i kJ .which' . the relatives -and I closest -if ; tH ; . friends may see and hear trie e'er- ; IkX . ' cfiiCs ' ' -Hail flTYIArHr Wlf-YlAtl Vvavjw awnAa 4- If J , rIaJ ll u Krl . f ha (raa nf thnoa nntdi'n tt.ai.hnncl kVf " " IrV 3C VU '. II i i f lyl wvui. ,1, . i. a&aaa viiacu frV ir II 1 II -i W , . - privacy and ; seclusion when these S- rAijr-' T J! fl things are most 'desired. .We feel' lya . "" """tV , IPV Kl . that it is an indispensable jpart of S ''i&y J; 'j , i . K3 ' our equipment. lia KV'. - . ' WEBB'S ; W FUNERAL PARLORS (1(1))) ojf . ; J "Superior 9unerj Senict0 lS& A VflTT ' - V 205 SaaiirdiSlrcct; y legM : I ,r r - Phone HO , c. f'iPx I Labor Exchange bar opposite the county poor farm will have to be dredged before the Northwestern steamer owned and' operated by the Salem Navigation company, will be able to make a through run from Portland; to Salem. The work is estimated to take approx imately 10 days. .... ..j .. J- Dr. Gaff nier. Oregon Building Durgless methods. Consults' tlon free. , j oil I lot Water BotUc Guaranteed, regular $2. week 98c. ; Schacfer's Drug. This oil A Wonderful Opportunity 160 acres tor one-half its value. Come and see. Modern buildings. Must sell at a sacrifice. See my agent. John H. Scott, 305 Oregon Bldg. . j .. oil Employment Report Is Filed Sim Phillips, head of the YMCA employment bureau of Salem, has issued the following report of the employment situation during the past weeks 198 men were register ed. 129 were referred and 112 were placed. The, office received 134 calls for male help. There were 23 women registered, six re ferred and five placed. Six calls for women help were placed at the office. I ; If Ton Haven't i ' Tried Bake Rite coffee Just drop in and have a cup. nest coffee in the-world. You will ad mit It after you have tried it. oil Ford Coupe Looks and run good. $155 cash. 09 S. 13th. Extras, oil 3 Fir Poles For sale, 45 feet 427 S. 25th. ; Oil Walk Causes Injury The protruding; part "of a side walk on Winter ; street, between Court. and Chemaketa streets, is said to be the. cause of Miss Flor ence Cunningham's stumbling and falling Thursdays evening. The fall resulted in Injuries to her JOE WILLIAMS The Battery Man Service That Satisfies WILLARD 531 Court St. j Phone 108 301-2-3-4 OREGON Bt.DC. SALEM. ORECON ' s. sTaT iri - aT x m m a face. Mr. andMrs. C. O. Rice, with, whom. Miss Cunningham was walking, at jthe timer witnessed the accident '"" . For Sale Green Tonwloes -'A. Mix, Aumsville. . rflS t . Why Bake? :. , When you can get Bake Rite bread just as good as yon can bake tor less money. Bake Rite Bakery; " , ' . oil Pupila Are Delinquei County Truant Officer ; Cora Reid Is issuing notification blanks in an erfort to return to acnools in the county several delinquents who have been tardy in returning to school, due, it is thought, to the; fall farm work. Dancing Every Friday Night- Derby Hall, Court and High. Salem. - ol6 For Rent . Comfortable furnished rooms with private family. 1010 North Cottage, phone 2292-J. oil Playground Expert Here . Roy W. Winton of New York was in Salem Saturday for the purpose; of examining Salem's parks and playgrounds and the condition they are in. He is the field secretary of the Playground and Recreation Association of America, ' Home Builder Wants at Once One or two close in lots. Cor ner or east or north front prefer red. Address" "Home Builder," care of Statesman. ol3 To be Deported It is reported-here that R. N. Pearson, an employe of the Salem FINANCING Do you need capital thru sal of stock for promotional or expansion purpos es t Onr inexpeniite, easily operated, quick mail order method mailed trm to legitimate corporation. Oil, mining-, industrial, etc. STOCK SELLING -, . . r- v Quick" etion obtained at low cost thru proper methods; cur ,18 tears diversified experieaca fa at your ser vice; write' for free proof,' testimon ials, publiher' . endorsements, relia bility, etc. G ire particulars. Corporate Brokerage Co. K)9 West 101st St., New York ompanyr street, department, is to be de-' ported as - an undesirable"- alien, Pearson is said to be from- Dublin Ireland, and to hafe been smug" gled into the a. United ; States by Chinese smugglers operating through Hong Kong. It is said that the ' Chinese landed him at Seattle . for a S considers Man of $700. i Pearson was tal0' ln charge by an Immigration officer, from Portland. t Rerall One Cent Sale t Thursday., Friday, Saturday, cir culars giving items now reud. Perry Drug Store. oli Hern 60 cents each. Telephone C2F2, on; Exchxslte Distribntiot y For W. W. Kimball pianos. A", B. "Chase, Davenport & Tracy, Bush L Gerts. Moore's Musia House, 409-415 Court s20tf. CoL Hofer to Speak- -' Col. E. Hofer; Is scheduled tr address the Salem Kiwania elub at its weekly -luncheon TnefKlay on the subject ot "Educational Value of Instructive Labor in tha Public Schools." A special musi cal program is being arranged by Prof. T S. Roberts. . ; , Too Iate To Classify j te FOR RENT--S ROOM MODF.KN lTOfRF 39ft South 21st Si. norploliky 341 SUte. ?lo!L FOR REXT 110 aCRF. KANCIL SocoWxVy, 341 Ktate. - tlll' FOR REXT S ROOM MODERN RFSI denre Oaks Addition. Sorolofakv. 341 State. '.Molt Mince Pie, of delicious mellowness our own make and 1 Pumpkin Pie spiceiley delightful I' Puddings - , t our little lady malces tha, best . on earth, you'll say And that Most Excellent Sunday Dinner Try it once and you will come again The Spa your NEW TRAOC MARK RU US-WtOFfr ' FOR ' FALL'arid WINTER . f ARE ," NOWi ON DISPLAY Just cast your eyes on the Newest Footwear ii Yu can be fitted in Walk- Over by an expert shoe . . fitter. " j $7.00-$8.50 $10.00 I Are the world's foremost values, lou'il find that they are really economical as. well as comfortable and stylish, s Soitle - 415 Stale Street MEN 2 noon at the home of Mrs., William i
