TIIE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
. TUESDAY MORNING.'UOTOBEK IS.; 1923
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Glass, Style
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Quality
Are all combined in our ..
New Fall
Stetson and Castle
Hats
The new styles in Hats for Fall will
flatter any man. Try one on you
may be handsome. .
G. W. JOHNSON & CO.
469 State Street
IMS?! sSfT.Z
All of his used car customers
are buying, radios from Vick
Bros., bot !
STOP
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LISTEN'
1921 FORD 100.00
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re pouring In already from those
of length who are eager to become
members of the order. He said
he anticipates a membership of
100 before' long.
Vinegar Apples Wanted
Gideon Stolz Co., near corner
Summer and Mill. Sacks furnish
ed. Phone 26. o6tt
prominent In student affairs, be
ing Tic; president of the associated
students and captain f the var
sity basketball team. All matters
of student discipline will come be
fore this council, which has full
power to make , any i recommenda
tions to the. president t J the col
lege whose decision is final). Last
year the student discipline matter
were handled through the dean
of men's office, j
Bir(h Are Reported
-jTwoJjlrths were reported at the
office of the city health officer
Monday. To Mr. and Mrs! Gustav
E. Johnson on October 3, a son;
who has been named Melvin Le-
roy. A son was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Willard Beny on Oct.
25, who has received the name of
Willarfl Russel.
Special for lO Days-
Beautiful lots in Williamson
add. curbs in and street graded.
Buy now and make money.
Phone owner 520. ol3
and, Mrs. Littlef leld hare estab
lished their residence; at 507 No.
Twentieth. Mr. LitUefield i&
charge of the steam plant at the
state house.
Miller Is Released
L. P. Miller, who was being held
in the county Jail on a charge: of
non-support, was released yesterV
day when he furnished a bond of
$500 to guarantee his appearance
in court.
Furniture Upholstery
And repairing. Glese-Powers
Furniture Company. : s2otf
ten books entitled "Henry Ford -Sat
vHak-la DolnrV'and "What
Henry Ford .Thinks About War."
At present he - Is gathering data
for a new hook, "The Open Door
to Safe Business, which he ex
pect to, publish about January 1.
Mr. Boncilie Intends to visit with
Governor Pierce while in the city.
lie .has, according to Mr. Jobel-
man,-4 6 copyrights to his credit
at Washington. D. C.
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Buy a Want Ad It Fays Big
of an
i Dr. H. A. Gueff roy
Announces the opening
office for the practice of general
medicine and obstetrics ia rooms
204-205 U. S. Bank Bldg
Tel. 2329. !i
Jurors Are Called
Judge Percy R. Kelly of the cir
cuit court has issued an order ask
ing all regular jurors and the spe
cial venire. for this term of court
to report back-on 'Thursday. Octo
ber 15. at 9 o'clock. - It is be
lieved the Murray trial will be
ended by that time.
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Governor Speaks
J -Walter M. Pierce, governor of
Oregon, was called upon to address
a few remarks to the Chamber of
Commerce at its weekly luncheon
Monday. He declared that the
cooperation epirit for which Salem
is. becoming famous is the handle
to the making best use of the nat
ural resources with which the city
has- been endowed.
Pioneer Club Meets
The "Whitman" club, Presby
terian boy pioneers organization,
met , Monday , night at the local
YMCA. N. M. Finkbiner, the new
leader of the club, conducted the
meeting.
Locomobiles Arrive
The first carload! of Locomo
biles consigned to the R. N. Mc
Donald Auto company arrived in
Salem yesterday. Two or tnese
cars have already been purchased,
one by Frank Bligh. and the oth
er by Mrs. Bligh. The McDonald
company also sold two Marmons
during the week, one going to
Frei Steuslotf of Salem,; and the
other to Dr. Rogers of Albany.
Special for 10 Dayi
Houses from $1500 to $4500;
terms to sut(. Will consider trade.
Worth the money. Owner. Phone
520. 013
Mrs. LUUefield Back
Mrs. G. H. Littleneld has re
turned from a three months' visit
with friends and relatives in Mis
souri, Arkansas and Kansas. Mr.
Obituary
Divorce Is Sought 1
Bertie May Bailey has filed suit
for divorce in circujU court here
against James E. Bailey. They
were married in April, 1924. Mrs
Bailey alleges .cruel and inhuman
treatment.
Portlandcr Arrested
George P. Simons of Portland
arrested Sunday on a charge of
speeding, has been released upon
depositing $10 bail.!
ACTO IMPORTS MOCJTT
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STTCKHoi---Tie nSSrter of
automobiles in Sweden, govern
ment statistics show, increased
from 8,506 or one fcrach .70;
inhabitants, in 191 S to 62,820,
or one for each 95 inhabitants at
the end of 'lSSI.8 "The ca'rs' are
mostly American made
The' government .. Income' trow,
motor business last year- included
J1.4 23.3H taxes on automobiles;
$774,043 on tires aiHi ; 1,211,04$
on gasoline.
Dancing Every Friday Night
Derby Hall. Court and High.
Salem. ol6
Umbrella Fouari j
Ignatz Steiner of 146 Center
found a black umbrella Sunday at
the men's comfort station. The
Owner may have same by calling
at the local police station.
Woodry & Son
Buy furniture. Store,
Commercial. Phone 75.
271 N.
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Fair"?, y
f;Moderate' temperature; light
tortherly winds. Max. 67; Min.
21; River 2.3. stationary; Rain
fall : none ; Atmosphere clear ;
Wind northwest.
At -
Th a Theaters Today
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. Bligh Hippodrome Vau
deville and pictures.
Oregon The new gigant
ic "Quo Vadis" present-
-ed with special prologue
r introducing "Narclsse."
Heilie Peter B. Kyne's
' Never the Twain Shall
''i-.l Meet.",-
Advance Sales Oi
Lightnin' show tickets going
fast.. Reserve your seats now.o!3
Large Double Lots
North. $550. See Laurel Park
lots. From Capitol street to
Highland avenue. Fifty to choose
from. Becke & Hendricks, Heilig
Bldg., 189 N. High. ol4
. .Dr. Brown to Speak v
Dr. Walter H. Brown, director
of the Marion county child health
demonstration, has accepted an in
vitation to speak at the meeting of
the Scotta Mills community club
to be held Friday evening. The
Scotts Mills club was the last to
join the Marion county commun
ity club federation, , ana , aireaay
has a membership of 97.
For $1200 -'-J'
A six room house and lot 75x
165 at 2660 Oak St. ol3
Rummage Sale
Of Tirst M. E. Church. Oct. 15,
16 and 17th. 467 Ferry St. ol4
All Meadowbrook Hats
On sale, values $14.50 to $18.75
now at $10; values $10 to $14.50
now $7.50. The French Shop.
115 X. High. Masonic Temple.
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Vblts In City
George E. Hall, a business man
of Portland, is visiting Mrs. J. C.
Currie, housemother at the local
YWCA, for two days. While he is
here he plans to visit hie prune
ranch, located about 12 miles east
of Salem.
O. K. Waffle House
Opposite Penney's. - "Waffles
and short orders at all hours. New
management. ol3tf
Drunkard Arrested
J, D. Moyer of Falls City was
arrested Sunday by Officers Hick
man and Edwards on the charge
of indecent exposure and of heing
drunk.
Buy Your Gallery
Tickets now for
the Heilig.
Shrubs Bulbs, . Peonies, Irto ;
Pearcy Bros., 178 S. Com'l...
3-4 block south of Ladd & Bush
bank., ol4
Fairmount Hill
"orner Two lots $2000. Lots
of trees. Becke & Hendricks, Hti-
lig Bldg., 189 N. High. 5 oM
has been- jpostnoned -rorn today to I V.am. rf-r-. T 'k
Thursday at tne request or enna
Kowitz, city attorney.
East Front Lot
Paved street. $600; $100 down,
Gertrude J. M. Page. 013
Lightnin at
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Loans Wanted
$2,000, $1,800. $1,650. All glH
edge FIRST mortgage security,
modern Salem homes, three and
five years. Becke & Hendricks,
Heilig Bldg., 189 N. High. 014
License Is Restored i
Tr a hearing held in Portland
Thursday, October 8, and upon sat
isfactory arrangements being made
regarding the deposit by the Unit
Underwriters; corpora Uovi' Sj3f frt-.
torney-fn-fact for the United Auto
indemnity Exchange, the order
suspending the license of the Ex
change was revoked and their
license reinstated as of the, date .of
revocation. Sentemoer 21. it was
Report Is Mistake
Miss Covington, city librarian,
has sent word that the report con
cerning the ousting of Willamette
students from the city library is
not -founded in fact. ' A report
came in by one of the studenta at
the university that Willamette
students had made so much noise
in the library that the librarian
in charge was . compelled to oust
them, and to Inform Dr. Doney,
president of the institution that
any such disturbance in the future
would mean that the students
would not be permitted the use of
the library in the evening.; The
report was made, after 9 in the
evening and could not he verified
at the library.
Cherrians Meet Tonight
"Something Stirring" ; is the
promise J. c. ferry, king Ding ui
the Cherrians. makes for all his
loyal followers who will be pres
ent at the dinner to be held tnifi
evening at 6 o'clock. The cner-
rians will discuss the matter pi
attending to those! who are not
regular in attending the meetings
iof the organizations. The cnex-
dlans are also slated to 't discuss
whether or not they will have, -a
I winter program.
White
William LeRoy White, Infant,
died October 11 at the home of
his parents at S18 North Twenty
second street, at the age of six
months. Survived by his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. N. C. White of. Sa
lem. Funeral services will be held
at the Webb funeral parlors today
I at 2 p. m. Rev. N. 0. Ernston
will have charge of services. In
terment will be In Jason Lee cemetery.
Arrested for Speeding
William Savage of route 8, who
was arrested on a charge of speed-
ing ana reckless ariving Dy Uiii
cer Edwards, .was fined $10 Mon
day by Judge Poulsen.
AH Meadowbrook Hats
On sale, values $14.50 to $18.75
now at $10; values $10 to $14.50
now $7.50. The Frencn Shop.
115 X. High. Masonic Temple.
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Maw
Maynard Maw died October 11
at the age of 13 years. Survived
by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
W. Maw, three brothers and one
sister, all of Salem. Funeral an
nouncements later. Webb funeral
parlors In charge of arrangements.
Trial Is Postponed
The trial of Fred A. Duffy, a
local man arrested recently on a 1
charge of driving while under the
influence of intoxicating liquor.
Miles
At Hobart, Okla.. Oct. 8. Mrs.
Ada C. Miles, age 73 years, mother
of Mrs. T. H. Clare of West Salem,
Mrs. S. L. Boyce of Lacombe, Or.,
D. E: P. Miles of Hobart, and Mrs.
Elste M, - Eisaman of Portland.
C. A. Kells, general secretary ef Bhe is also survived by 18 grand-
10 Acres on Highway
For sale, good buildings, water
system, berries and fruit, near
Woodburn, $1000 cash, balance
$300 per year at 6 per cent, no
commission. Ralph H. McCurdy,
office over Miller's store. ol5
the local YMCA. left Monday for
Vancouver, Wn., where he will at
tend a conference of the YMCA
organizations of Washington, Ore
gon and Idaho.
Car Stolen and Recovered
; F. S. Barton, of the Masonic
temple, reported Saturday night
that his car had been stolen from
High between Court and State.
The car was found early Sunday
morning by Officers Edwards and
Thomason on State between High
and Church and was returned to
its owner.
Rexall One Cent Sale
Thursday, Friday; Saturday, cir
culars giving items now ready.
Perrv Drue Store. ol3
children and. three . great-grand
children. . Funeral services will be
held Thursday at 1:30 p m. from
the First Baptist church. Inter
ment will be in City View ceme
tery, under the direction of the
Rigdon mortuary
Auxiliary Is to Meet
The regular meeting Of the Sons
Of Veterans auxiliary is to be held
tonight at the local armory. At
the meeting arrangements will be
executed for a bazaar and cooked
food sale to : take place in the
near future.
Smith .
In this city. October 12. Henry
A. Smith, age 82 years. Remains
are being forwarded by the Rig
don mortuary to Seattle.
Spanish Stucco
New, $500 down, balance JUST
like rent. Move in. Price cut
from $5250 to $4500. Furnace.
fireplace, etc. Becke & Hendricks,
Heilig Bldg.. 189 N. High. ol4
Nothing '
,; Takes the place of LEATHER.
Fo LEATHER coats, suit cases.
announced Monday by AV ill loore.:haBd ag8j gloves, ladies and
etate insurance commissioner. men's purses, see F. E. SHAFER.
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Two Licenses Issued j . '
Two marriage licenses were ap
plied for in the county clerk's of
fice yesterday. They were taken
out by George H. Burnett, su
preme court Justice, and ' Frances
Lorena Wise. 385 North Higl), and
Clarence Selbo, a farmer,; and
Gladys Severson, both , of Silver-ton.
v IskK!ssed y
X WEDDING y'
Exclusive Distribution
For W. W. Kimball pianos. A
B. Chase. Davenport & Tracy,
Bush & Gerts. Moore's Music
House. 409-415 Court. s20tf
Fires Are Reported ;
Two fires were reported; at the
local fire station Monday, but en
gines were rushed to each loca
tion Immediately, and no oiss re
sulted in either case. The first
was a roof fire at Eighteenth and
Market. , The second was a small
brush fire at Twenty-third and the
Turner road. . , A ; V.
Furniture fpnohrtery K
And repairing. Giesa-Powers
Furniture Company. : a20tt
Inside Large Lot - -C
$3500. Another lot. 66x82. $2,
500. Gertrude J. M. Page -o 13
Pomeroy & Keene
Jewelers
Salem, Orezon
H. F. WOODRY & SON
fAaetlOBMrs aaa rvraltBre DmIsts,
pay esh for XJMd rmnUtnrm. Store
S71 Nutl CosuBtfcUL
Of fife PhorieJS or Res
15 pbes 1843-W.,.
Building Permits Tak
Two building permits were issu
ed at the office of the city record
er Monday. S. B. Eshleman took
out a permit to erect a one Btory
dwelling on Twenty-fourth .be
tween State and Court at a cost of
$3000. Foster & Klelser received
a permit" to erect a $30 electric
sign on High between Ferry and
Trade. .
To Obtain
A youthful f Igure call at How
ard Corset' Shop. : ; ol3
Home Builder Wants at Once
iOne or two close In lots. Cor
ner or east or north front prefer
red Address "Home Builder,
care f "Statesman. - . oil
For Sale Green Tomatoes
A. Mix, Aumsville.
Faro
In the-city October 12, Edward
Paro. aire. 35 years. The remains
are being forwarded .by the Rig
don & Son mortuary to Marshfield
for funeral services and inter
ment.
Speeder Arrested
Robert E. Christensen of Port
land was arrested hv Officer Ed
wards Sunday on a charge of
speeding. He was released on $15
oaii and cited to appear October
14.
Burton Is Fined
Hardy W. Burton of Salem, who
was arrested Sunday on a charge
of speeding by Officer Edwards,
was fined $5 in the city court 09
Monday.
Next time-you're" tempted ton
" eat a bite? betiyeen : meals -- try
WRIGLEY ; :r " . '.' : " -
Don't overburden , your stomach
don't humor a fake appetite!
Let WRIGLEY'S
stimulate a genuine
hunger and get you
ready for a good meal.
And then! use
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also, AFTER
EVERY MEAL,
as a pleasant -digestive
aid
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FLMOR LASTS!
Wiiter Is Guest
Frank Boncilie,' of Seattle, ia
stopping at the Bligh hotel as the
special guest-of his friend, Fred
Jobelman. Mr, BonciUe has, writ-
JOE WILLIAMS
The Battery Man
Try Us and You'll Come Back
WILLARD
531 Court St. Phone 108
UNDERWOOD
TYPEWRITER CO.
s Direct Factory Branch
819 Court Street Phone 262
. Typewriters Rested, Sold.
. Repaired
Special rental rates to students
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Voegtiin Known Here
Joseph E. Voegtiin, who was in
jured last Saturday night In the
train j&T.eck-Pearl Arlington, Ore.,
was a resident of Salem for several
Speeder Is Arrestel--, ; years aa i8 well known to rail-
tinier v Yneaion 01 rorimuu rnaA mn in th cltv. it was learn-
ed here Monday.? He resided at
was arrested I San day b,: Officer
Edward on 4a 'Charge of speeding,
and was released on $5 hail, being
cited to appear Monday. But he
forfeited his hail.
1206 Leslie, and was foreman ot
the local yards Of the Southern
Pacific.
Seven Room House - H
4 lots. 3 poultry yards, $5000;
$500 down, $35 a month. Ger
trude J. M. Page. 013
All Coats 1 I
In -stock on Special Sale this
week. ' The French Shop. M.
Buffe, Morrison, 'Masonic Temple.
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Drunkards Arrested
Leo Killian of 210 Center, O. F.
Coffell ot 1790 North Commercial
Longfellows Popular-
Frank Kellogg, chairman of the
committee that is planning to
andv Nels Blixith of 420 South launch a membership drive for the
Twenty-second, were, arrested Sun
day night on a1 charge ot being
drankby Officer Olson. Killiaq
was released on $20 bail, and Cof
fell and Blizith were released on
$10 bail each. They are cited to
appear today. , . . - .... .
Longfellows clnb of Salem, stated
Monday thati several applications
CREMY KNEES
AH
In stock on - Special - Sale this
week. A .Tha French Shop. M.
Buffe,. Morrison, Masonic Temple.
oil
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Limber Up
Nothing" on this earth so good
as Joint-Ease for joints that are
Creaky, painf uL i swollea or stiff
and - any 'good druggist will teU
you so.. ' ofo-.,-;!,;,- .:
Just rub It on and away n
speedily goes, through skin and
flesh right down to the tendons
and ligaments of theibone right
where all Joint! trouble starts
then Its comf of ting influence is
auickly felt. I ! 1 ' "
Used hy millions for bothersome
rheumatic joints that need helpful
attention. ; , . "
" A tube for 60 cents at Dan'l. J.
Fry Drug Co., and all good drug
gists America over. v ; ; ;
: Richest Selline Joini . .
a Remedy in the World ..
FOR INFORMATION
ABOUT RAILROAD TRIPS
Phone 727
OREGON X ELECTRIC
F. N. WOODRY
Salem's Leading
AUCTIONEER
Tays Cash For Furniture
Residence and Store
1610 North Summer
I PHONE 511
"Established Since i010,v
TYPEWRITERS
For Sale
For Rent
Students'
Rates
Phone SCO
C. M. Lockwood
247.t;North Commercial Street
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PAINTING '
KALSOMINIWG
PAPER RANGING
For the right kind ot materials
and the yery best workman
ship call ua .
Gabriel
Powder and Supply Co.
175 8. Commercial Phone 728
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CLEAN-UP
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Speeder Arrested t ;
W. A. Rowan of Gladstone, who
was arrested Sunday night by Of
ficer-Edwards on a charge of
speeding,' has forfeited the $ IS
bail on which ho was released. ; '
Cummlngs Return . v
Mr. and Mrs.. George L. Cum
mings, 1396 North Fourteenth
street, have returned to ' Salem
after a three months' trip to the
middle western. states,, where they
visited relatives and friends.
LADD & BUSH, Bankers
- Eatabliahed 186S
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General Banking Business
Office Sours from 10
to B
Snlem Student Honored ."" V
Loris Baker ot Salem, Junior in
the. School of Commerce."waa elect
ed chairman of the student council
at the first meeting' ot the' com
mittee this year. Mrs. Baker is fZZiZCStstmJl. i.'J Adv. 1
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. G. H. TRACY'S
FUEL. YARD
All Kinds of Wood -
Sawed 12 ini in-2 f t!i-4 ft.
r Prices ' Reas onable :
Office Telephone 2313y Residence Telephone 1637
FOOTWEAR
for
WOMEN AND GROWING GIRLS
PAIR
Less Than Half Pries
Including Satins, Patents, Kids and Calf Skin leathers.
Many patterns to choose from. Strap and tie styles.
Not all sizes in any one model yet most sizes to be had
in the lot. -' -, r - . - .
See Liberty Street Window
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