r THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, '. OREGON jT
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sons
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20. 1925
ft
TRdUSEES ! AT
REDUCTION
A
- Now is the time to buy trousers -
at a bargain
All colors and sizes are marked down at a
price that will please you
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G, W- JOHNSON & CO.
" ;' ' 469 State Street
ten. 3?, smti
Methodist church, failed to appear
for the luncheon. He care as his
reason that he was too tired to
stay for the luncheon, and Imme
diately upon leaving the church,
started back to Portland, where
he has one week left yet bf the
revival in Portland that is dated
for a total length of six weeks.
Billy Sunday, by the way. In
speaking of Portland, said it Is in
some ways "the best town and the
worst town I was ever in."
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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Moderate' temperature? light
variable . winds. " Max.! 68; :Min.
45; River 2,1, stationary; Rain
fall none;; Atmoephere clear,' Wind
'north.---y ''f- r:-- f
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The Theaters) Today:
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Onon . Harold Bell
Wright's best story, "A.
Son of His Father, with:
especially selected cast.
Hrlliff Forrest . Taylor
Dramatic Stock Co. pre
sents "Best People," by,
Avery Hopwood. f
Hllghr 6-act Vaudevin
and the "Border Lesion,'
by Zane Grey. , .-' --
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Prescott Quits Orchard
E. T. Prescott, for . 16 yean
with the Prescott - orchard, has
turned the place over to his bro
ther and will make a bid for com
mercial pruning this winter. Mr.
Pr esoo1t,,aya j there is no Job too
big nor loo small for him to con
sider. The Pythian Sisters
: Are giving a lunch for tbe
Knights tomorrow eye., Oct. 20th.
Third Rank work on. for the
Knights. Pythians of both or
ders attend. o20
Hare Yon Seen
The free demonstration of the
Universal Wrinkle-proof iron at
Halik & Eoff Electric shop, 337
Court. "'. o20
Attorney .Visits Kalem
Gordon . T. . Hayes, veteran at
torney of Oregon City, arrived in
Salem yesterday on business and
visited with his many . friends
here.- Mr, Hayes baa been en
gaged in business in Oregon City
for many years. He is a member
of the G. A. R. !-
Fnralture Tjphototerj ; i
And repairing. . Gleae-Powers
Furniture, Company. sZOU
of an
guits Are Stolen ;
-. Several of the men at Willa
mette university who are on the
football squad nave been com
plaining of the loss of equipment.
Yesterday aa investigation was
made, and it developed that some
time Sunday several of the. new
varsity suits and other equipment
bad been : stolen. About ; two
weeks ago the members of ths
team experienced the same 'diffi
culty. It is said that over $100
worth of equipment has! boen
stolen so far this season.
Dr. H. A. Gueff rojr ,
Announces the opening
office for the practice of General
Medicine and Obstetrics in Rooms
204-205 U. S. Bank Bld&V Tel.
2329. o20
Sale of Houseware Continues
;At Stirrs Furniture Store. o20
Electric Heaters - j
;$5,50 to $8, at Halik & Eoffs
inectric shop. 337 Court. o20
H . 4-
Cords" Are Donned
't Members of the Junior class at
Willamette uniyerjity appeared in
chapel Monday wearing the new
(duTojtarousersruthorixed for
malemembers of the class. The
.trousera are of, light gray .j
Our ",S.a phone .7 . ' .
- Repairing price list is in today's
issue. Duke Repair Shop.; o21
Speeder Arrested . -
Gustav EaWen of 2236 Cherry
avenue . wasjrrested by - Officer
Edwards on a" charge of speeding
Monday night. He was cited to
appear today. s : -
Brkk Duildin for Sale-
New brick) that-has long lease
to bring you high. Interest. Priced
now-at- SSIOfrV-- This vlll be
worth more In 1930. Becke
Hendricks. 51S 9 N. High, Heilig
Bidgv'r;-) : 02
OvnritlfS Appeal
The Associated Charities of Sa
Itm hare issued an appeal for bed
clothlag,-clothing of any descrip
tion, food, nd, other-articles that
might -be distributed among the
needy-of the city. If anyone has
any such articles be is urged to
phone 163 4-W, and the stuff will
bocalled-"for- The Associated
Charities is planning on launching
a drive during the first week of
November for the purpose of ob
taining sufficient funds to carry
on the work cf the organization
curing the coming year. It is the
intention of the organUationito
cbtain' enough - funds: so that re
peated drives in the city will not
be necessary ; : ' V J j. .-' - -
woodsaw owned by A. C. Leneker
had caught fire. It is thought that
the fire was caueed by the ex
haust from the engine. The rame
of the driver s seat was scorched,
but it is believed that no damage
was done -to the woodsaw engine
Correct -
f Corset fitting at Howard's Cor
set Shop. 153 S. High. o20
We Hare Them
. Electric beaters. IS. SO to
Halik
Court.
& Eoff Electric shop,
38
337
o20
Car Reported Stolen
The chief of police of Roseburg
Has telephoned the local head
quarters that a Ford touring..
bearing license number 176-297
was stolen from Roseburg Sun
day.
Coyote Is Killed
A wandering coyote which visit
ed the .chicken pens at the state
school for the blind, corner of
Church and Mission, was killed
Monday morning by William Mc-
Carroll, engineer. The animal was
young, apparently about live or
six months old, and is thought to
have caused a heavy casualty
among the feathered residents of
tLe city. The animal was seen by
Mrs. Mildred Mortensen, laundress,
who called McCarroll. The anl
mal is believed to have followed
the creek near the school property
from the hill country above Sil-
vcrton. where coyotes are suu
Exclusive Distribution
For W. W. Kimball pianos. A,
BT'Cnaiir "Datenport & Tracy,
Buh & ...Gertsu... Moore's Music
House. 409-415 Court. s20tf
Boxing Armor- Arena
8:30 p. m.. Wed., Oct. 21. Ernie
Woodard vs. Joe Jewett, ten
three-minute rounds. Shadow
Gretx vs. Russell Green, six three-
minute rounds. Sailor Manning
vs. Geo. Hennings,. four three-minute
rounds. Jimmy Fargo vs
Eddie Fox, four three-minute
rounds and one snappy prelimi
nary. ' ' o2l
Regal and East
Lily bulbs. W.
116F4..
C. Dibble.
Tel
O20
Bicycle Stolen
Maurice Larter of route 3. Sa
lem, reported that his Davis bi
cyle was stolen from the alley be
tween State and Ferry Snuday
night.
Used Heaters at
Bargain prices,
furniture store."
Stiff's
used
o20
Furniture Tphoatery
And repairing. Gleie-Powers
Furniture Company. slotf
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Burns and
little daughter, Ann Reed, re
turned the first of the week from
a motor trip to southern Oregon
1'onth and Grace
In every form. Howard
Shop. 153 S. High.
Corset
o20
Drop In-. J V--' " I r
: And see our 'leather ' coats,
gloves, purses," and handbags.
Nothing takes; the place of leather.
F. E- Shafer, Harness Supplies. . v
. V- ' ,. . o20
Boy Picked Up
John Lee of Portland, aged 15
was picked up on , the highway
Sunday night. He claimed that
I he was coming to ' Salem to see
nis nrotner. He was held at the
local police station for investiga
tion. . " v !:,
Takes Linen Stock ' ; tV-'-,
' Three new subscribers to the
new Oregon. Linen Mills, together
with H. L. Corbett, Portland bank
er, have been ' announced. . The
amounts subscribed were not
nade public but are all said to be
substantial ones.'
Those Waffles and Hot Cakes
Always good at the Coffee Shop.
: . . - . ii.WHlv --:"':':'k o20
He has a dandy Overland
iRoadster. Almost new
i tires looks like new,
Very good value at ,
$295.00
wish tt return the casiponus a
take advantage of thePonus loan"
instead, have until Juy 30, 1926,
in which to return If money, to
the aute. Thereaftf they have
until June 30, 1927,'in which to
file their final appliition for tbe
bonus loan, accord inlto an opin
ion given by AttomejCencral Van
Winkle to the state bonus com
mission; Return & the cash
bonus, according to lie attorney
general, places the vderan on the
same basis as any otter veteran so
far as his rights to a onus loan is
concerned. U
numbers of the committee. , State
SapWtatendent' J.' A.: Churchill is!
aa eX ofliclo'member. , I ' .- -'
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Brand New For-Two
Three room with sleeping porch,
cenent basement, f urpace, f lre
plao, hardwood.. double construc
tion union' labor job throughout.
Wired - for ; electric range. ' Just
being finisljpd at 1350: Slouth Win
ter street. Trees and view. Price,
$3600 and " $600 down, balance
like rent takes. .Becke & Hen
dricks, ISO N. High, Heilig Bldg.
i o20
The Coffee Shop H
Serves the good ; waffles
hot, cakes.' s ,, ' - i .
and
o20
Do It Now
f Arrange tor your
costume and dance
Moon, Wed. nlte.
Hallowe'en
at Mellow
oZl
Possessor Arrested
H. Z. Johnson of Silverton was
arrested on Sunday by Officer Ol
son on a charge of possessing
liquor. He was released on bail
by order of Judge Poulsen and
cited to appear October 21.
New Chevrolet Tourings ..
Small down payment, balance
18 monthly payments. See New
ton-Chevrolet Co. olTtf
Committee to Meetu
The executive ComiitM ot the
Oregon state teachers' association
will meet Saturday morning at the
Portland hotel in Portland. George
W. Hug, ? citr superintendent of
schools, is a member of the com
mittee. J S. Landere, president
of th normal school, and Superin
tendent Rice of Portland are also
liiryrle Stolen . . . !
Douglas Woodward. of 320 Les
lie street has reported to the police
th theft of, hi- Deluxe Flyer bi
cycle,-stolen from near the public
KhmrT "WnmfaT nicntr'i'" s.
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1 Bits For Ureanrast .
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.Obituary
Car Stripped
L. M. Lamber of route 2, Sil
verton, reported to the local police
station that his Ford touring was
stolen Sunday night from Liberty
near the First Baptist church, and
was later found near the paper
mill with one of the rear wheels
missing.
3 Room Apartment ,c
For rent. Phone 1823 or call
at 161 North 13th. o2Q
Drunkard Fined
W. G. McCunem. arrested for
being drunk Saturday night, has
been released by order of Dr. Mott
and taken to a local hospital for
treatment. He appeared Monday
to face the charge, and was fined
$10 by Judge Poulsen.
Mrs. viola Ferree died at 1154
Oak street October 19 at the age
of 61 years. She is survived by
one daughter, Eva L. Ferree of
Salem t two sisters, Mrs. 8. E. Win
Chester - and"; Mrs;5 Leone M. Strait
of Newberg, Ore.; one stepson, C
M.- Ferree of Nebraska, and one
stepdaughter, Mrs. S.JC. Lewis of
Washington.: Funeral services will
be held at the Webb' Funeral 'par
lors Wednesday at 2 p. m. Inter
ment will be in- the' IOOF cenie
tery. -:- ",; n: ; "''
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" At the home, four miles south
of Salem, Monday, October If),
Paul J, Annis, age 72 years. Hus
band of Mrs. Florence Annis, and
father of Mrs. H. W. Fasching of
S&lem and Ed Harr, Salem. The
deceased was a resident of Oregon
Cor 45 years and of Salem for nine
years. He, was a member of the
WOW lodge, of Halsey. Funeral
services will take place Thursday,
October 22, at 1:30 p. m. from the
Rigdon & Son mortuary. Inter
ment will be in the City 'View
cemetery under the auspices of
Salem lodge No. 4, AF&AM.
who eat candy before and' during
races not only'c.ome out ahead
butre Also, iia," mtrch better- physi
cal " fccodlUon than- those whose
diet.haa beenrobbed of carbohy
drates Blood tests revealed that
the runners' who were the most
exhausted at the endof the race
bad a Low. blood sugar percentage.
while ' those Jess exhausted- had a
"higher sugar. percentage.'. , r:
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At the recent' radlo snow" in
New York ' 'demonstration was
made by the Inventor of the so
called wireless lamp. An egg was
placed in - frying pan on a cake
of Ice." The. tireless waves pene
trated the ice and in a. short time
had the pan red-hot--and- the egg
was cooked in grand style.
'lu3)Uc interest in xadfo fhrouglfJ
but Europe Just now is at a Vry
high point, says Dr. Lee De Forest,
who- recently returned from a
trip abroad "The interest is
greatest in England," he con.
tinues, "probably due to the far;
that the programs there are. mtvo,
diversified than in the rest of tli
European countries. France Of alU
the nations pays the least atten
tion to its programs and broad
casting, and with the possible ex
ception of one or two French sta
tions very little musical matter,
broadcast. For that reason French;
listeners build receivers capable o
hearing the English; stations,
Delightful fall weather
But most farmers want some
hard rains, to get the ground in
condition to plow.
Every new auoraoi,e ln UT
lon potmtv ftlvea the counfyvfourt
a little jttdre (license) i money wftk
vhirh trt-hund fflore saved nurxei
roads." Marion couaty certafol
got off on the right foot id lb
matter of paved market roads', an
she is going to stay there as lon$
as there is an unimproved piec-S Of
road in the county.
Please , help the Slogan edr
prove, the value 4ot the flax aid,
linen Industries.. Do It today fT
tomorrow.
S m i
Since Salem is t have -ket
sugar factories; 'the following frerf
especial concern here: 'Dr.
Burgess Gordon and other physi
cians' of Boston bare upset the
'apple-cart' of hard-hearted rain
ers who rule candy and other
sweets off the diet of athletes. As
result of varied experiments
these scientists have found that
marathon runners .who have lived
on a generous carbohydrate diet
during the training . season and
Woodry & Son
Buy furniture. Store,
Commercial. Phone 75-
271N.
a
Genuine Thermos Bottles u -n
Schaefer Drug. 135 N. Cdnv
925
Vaccination Completed
The vaccination for small pox
ordered at Parrish -junior -hlgb
school was completed Monday af
ternoon. About 400 students were
vaccinated. The remainder had
either been vaccinated within the
last seven years, had had the dis
ease, or refused to submit to the
vaccination for conscientious ob
jections. There were about 25
students in the high school. that
refused to be vaccinated because
of conscientious objections, and
these are staying1 out of school tor
the required three week period,-
' Stelger .
" In this city October 18, Theo
t hilus W. Steiger, age 6 years, a
resident ot the - Portland road.
Brother of Edward Steiger and
Daniel Steicer of Colorado, foster
father of Ruby Breiinen. Funeral
services Tuesday, October 20, at
10:30 from the Kigdon mortuary,
interment City View cemetery.
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... i. Sisson - '
In this city October 19. Clinton
Sisson; son of Mrs. Lillie Shupe of
Everett, Wash. Announcement of
funeral later from the Rigdon
mortuary. ;
FOR IXFORMATION
ABOUT RAILROAD TRIPS
Pbone727 '
OREGON
ELECTRIC
Vinegar Apples Wanted -;
Gideon Stolz Co., near corner
Summer and Mill. Sacks furnish
ed. Phone 26. o6tt
Saxophone Repalri
Musical Instrument Repair Shop,
. 021
For Rent
Downtown flat, 5 large rooms,
furnace, etc. Adults. $37.50, at
66 Fenx Vacant. Becke 4b
Hendricks, 189 N.fc High, Heili
Bldg. v o20
Teachers Entertain
The old teachers at the Salem
high school gave a tea Monday af
ternoon to the new teachers. Mem-
bers -ofr-the (school board and their
wives were alsdinvited to be pres
ent as were members of the 'Mar
ion county health demonstration,'
One of the recitation rooms was
decorated charmingly in autumn
leaves for the occasional. -v
Cheap for QvntU Sal :;
New 5-room house, i full base
ment, furnace and fireplace. Phone
owner. 2103-W or 1575-R. 1 01811
O. K. Waffle House ; x .
Opposite" Penneys. waffles
and short orders at all hours. New
management. ..;ol3tf
II. F, WOODRY & SON
ActlraMr a Fraiwr DmImts,
ry ek far UMd raraUaz.
S71 Korta CoBUBsrcuU. t
eilizi Phcsa 75 cr Hca-
Albany Men Visited ? ,
Among the visitors at the Cham
ber of Commerce luncheon Mon
day were Leonard Gilkey, secre
tary of the Albany Chamber; Dean
SuUtvan, Albany college, and
George Finnerty,- superintendent
of schools. All spoke briefly.
Order Your Costume . .
Early for Hallowe'en masq- ball
at Bob Shoppe or at dance. Mellow
Moon. Wed. nite. . j 21
Free Demonstration . '
Of the Universal Wrinkle-proof
Iron. Halik & Eoff Electric shop.
337 Court. oZQ
Woodsaw Ctchea Fire
The .fire department was sent
Monday to answer an alarm from
fir at Owens and Commercial.
Speeder Arrested ' J
James Kriesel of Albany was
arrested Sunday ,by Officer
Thompson on a charge of speed
ing through the congested district
on State street- He was released
upon denositinr S3 bail. r 4
Hnnday Kot at Meeting - j;
Billy Sunday, who "was slated to
be present at the weekly meeting
of the Chamber; omt Commerce
after lib meeting at the First
UNDERWOOD '
TYPEWRITER CO.
Direct Factory Branch .
510 Coart Street' Phone 82
Typewriters Rented, Sold, ;
Repaired , -Special
rental rates to students
Eastman Brothers
Furnaces 3" :
Salem Office 169 S. High
- Office hours:
12:M TO 3 P. M. , ;
Factory, Eilrcrton, Ore, v
May Obtain Loan -
.World war veterans wbo' acted
under a misapprehension of the
facts in exercising their right un
der the state bonus law, and who
. EVERYTHING FOR
YOUR PARTY
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Commercial Book
. i Store
16: Xortb. Commercial - ,
Best People
Avory Hopwood
Approximate
Price List
of
SAXAPHONE REPAIRS
This includes sterilizing, new
corxs ana springs; wnere neea
ed, and adjusting.
Gold or, Silver Brass
Soprano
Alto . .f 15.00 $17.50
Melody ' i
Tenor 10.50 19.00
Baritone- . . . : 20.00 - - a3.54
Basx 25.00 S7JBO
MISCELLvlXfcOl'S ItEFAIR.
Wngle springs, ifeach 135c-50c
Single pads, etich 25c-oOc '
Refacing mouthpieces f lJO A
Itecork inontbp:ece 75c;
Brazing loose or broken mech
anism charged at - rate of
$1J0 per bonri . ;
Other prices on request
All work guaranteed
DUKE'S '
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
REPAIR SHOP !
Phone 2215
Room 3, McCornack ' Building
Salem, Oregon '!'
F. N. WOODRY
Salem's Leading
AUCTIONEER .5 TJ
Tays Cash For Furniture
, Beeidence and Store - J
1610 North Sumniee
"Established Since 1016V:
PHONE 511
PAINTING j'-Wv-
ICALSOMINING
PAPER HANGING
For tbe right kind of materials
and: the very best workman
ship call us, '
Gabriel ,
Powder find Cupply Cc.i r
it 5 s. ccfT-w-t r " "H
If You Want to Know How. to Beautify
' Yourself ; !
Bear
-to fid yourself of wrinkles .
s to eradicate skin blemishes
-to brjy the glow of health to your cheeks , .
' Don't Fail to Talk wiih Frances Weber v,
Noted Beauty. Specialist ; ,j
Mrs. Weber will give free personal advice and
free facial massages ' . r " ' . s
l This Is Your Opportunity -Take Advantage of tt :
in mind Mrs. Weber will be at our' store all this week
Don t fall to hear her
Free Daily Beauty Lecture
To follow her advice ?means a better complexion for you;
CAPITAL DRUG STORE
f-405 State 'Street, corner Liberty, SIein, Oregon
"The Store on the Corner' ' i.
,LADD & BUSH, Banlrera
-V- CstobUshed 18S3 ' ".
iii Gciicrd Bunions; Buiiacca;. ,
i.. s . Cle
from 10 a.nu to
seehovr6ood it feels r r
m.
..jfii
Many- orVus eat too much v
Don't ' nibble ' between meals . '
t . ... . ... . . ...... . . j .
and spoil your real appetite.
Don't humor that false hunger '
you think you feel!
Take a bite of WRIGLEYS let-
its friendly, satisfying flavor allay
the false craving, settle your stomach
and get you ready for a good meaL
And AFTER EVERY MEAL let
it pleasantly jaid digestion I and
CLEANSE THE JEETH
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Life t Vir A'Viy ias- ui -rr . .'J
. ? ' BECKE & HENDRICKS '
. ", ' 180 North UigU s " '
- Lobby Heilfg Theatre Telephone 161
When You
; Are Ready
To Move
i it u
'iv
7 'trm
Mi
.GalJ.on U3, for we have padded Vans and FlecceJincd. .
covers for your furniture and piano. First class .piano
and furniture movers, t ' ;.;c-i-t
We also handle Brooder Stoves, Furnace
Coals and Diamond Briquettes
e
Larmer Transfer &
Storage Co.
Phcnc 920 :
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t'r'c 1 aiT',T5Cthey ri t!'.' t