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Newspaper Page Text' THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM. OREGON ' TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 27, 1925 11 s PRESENTING THE SEASON'S Finest Broadcloths and Woven Madrases - ment and are pleased to Nk show them. G. W. CITY I-VfilTTI .fn Cloudy and unsettled f moder ate temperature i light "variable winds. Max 7; Mn. 48; River 2.5, stationary; Rainfall none; Atmosphere cloudy;' Wind couth west. - ; m m m i ' At i The Theater Today Ml Oregon Gloria Swanson in "The Coast of Folly" by Coningsby Dawsdn. Heilig Marion Daries in "Zander the Great." - Bligh Gloria Swanson in "Manhandled." Program Is Arranged The Sons of Veterans auxiliary will hold a short business meet ing this evening in the Armory, after which a program will toe pre sented and a social time had. Members of the OAR and . their -wives are Invited to be present The program will, start at 8 o'clock. Get Ready i For the cool mornings. Univer sal Electric Heaters, $5.50 and up. Halik & Eoff's Electric Shop, 337 Court.. .-; . o28 Forfeits Bail Albert Higglna of Portland, who was arrested Sunday on a charge of speeding by Officer Edwards, has forfeited $5 bail. Peter Pan v;f--::.v?-, At the Bligh theater WeSnesdav and Thursday. o27J Sweder Fined j v Clifford Wilson of Springfield, who was arrested Sunday by Of ficer Edwards on a charge of speeding, wa3 fined $5 Monday by Judge Poulsen. j j Certlf led Stndebakers See them at the Certified Pub lic Motor Car Market, where used cars are sold on the same plan as in force under the Studebaker Cor poration of . America. See Stude baker ad in Saturday Evening Post for Oct. 10. o31 IJcense Is Issued ' One marriage license - was ap plied for in the county clerk's of fice yesterday. . It was taken out by Jack Bugers and Thelma Cox, both residents of Silverton. Pomeroy & Keene Jewelers Salem, Oregon IL F. WOODRY. & SON AaetfoMsra an rarattars DmIMv ? aak for Und rarottus. 871 Hcrtt CrUl. Of flee Phone' 75 or Res idence Plicae 1843A7 I Our"Weather Miox J ft t4.i mcwiwwjomct eTY- V WEDDING Ah JOHNSON 469 State Street IN Drunkard Arrested Joe Chuch, . of Salem, vaa ar rested Monday night by Officers Olson and James on a charge of being drunk and possessing liquor. Vinegar Apples Wanted - Gideon Stolz Co., near corner Summer and Mill. Sacks furnish ed. Phone 2f. ob'tf Possessor Arrested . Ed Betts of 1375 B. was arrest ed late Saturday night by Officers Smart, James and Thompson on a charge- of possession of .liquor. He vm released on $200 cash bail and cited to appear October 28. That Universal Electric-Heater-iaC at Halik & Electric shop, 337 Court. Eoff's o28 Goodwin i to Speak Mr. . Goodwin, acting state sec retary for the YMCA, will speak at the annual convention of the Salem. YMCA Wednesday evening oa the subject, "Association Out look in tbe Northwest." We Carry the Largest Ass't of . masks costumes- wigs for mask parties and Hal lowe'en. Schaefer's Drug Store, 136 N, Com. oSl Ili-Y Meets B. J. Kimber, secretary of the -Marion county YMCA, journeyed to Wood burn last night where he spoke at a meeting of the Wood burn Hi-Y. - Auction Sale Wednesday - ' 'Nite, 7 o;clock. at F. N. Wood- ry's store, Summer and Norway Sts. A real sale of furniture. rugs, etc ' o27 Leaders Meet ? J The Leaders' training class met last night at the local YMCA rooms. A dinner was held, and L. M. Gilbert - was the speaker-for the evening, v ' Furniture TJpnonrtery , And repairing. , Gieaa-Powers Furniture Company. i20tf Births Are Reported Two births, both occurring on October 24, were reported to the city health officer Monday. To Mr. and Mrs. Asa A. Herrick of Salem was born a son who has not yet been named. ' Mr. and Mrs. W. U. GoBser of Salem received a son and have named him Clay bourn Gordon. , Betty Bronson In Peter Pan at the BUgh wea. Thurs." - ' o27 . Harry Mills was arrested Sat urday night by Of fteers Edwards and Thomason on charges of be ing drunk and possessing liquor. He was released on $100 cash bail and cited, ta appear today. . ; . . i A Fine Xlne-r- " Of boys' mackinaws 18.90 and $7.95.. C. J.T Brier. r- o27 " i . ' Mil' iini- i mi PTA to Meet T . The state Parent Teachers' as sociation will hold its annual meet ing October 27, 28 and 29 In Port land. r according- to- announcement made Monday by George W. Hug, superintendent of Salem" scnoois.: Kiss McSkimmon, president oi tne National Educational association, will be the-principal speaker. Miss Mabel, Murray, 'principal 1 of v the Highland cbooi of this" city will attend. ; ': 7: Excttte Distribution : i , For wy w. Kimball "pianos. A. B. , Chase, Davenport rr- Tracy Bnsh &"Gerts. " Moore's 1 Music House,; 409;445:Court. ts :,; 20tf Census Vnder 'John Manvwho Is taking a cen sus of the Salem ; public -schools, announces that he is - oyer . two- thirds through with the census. The Unco In, -Richmond and Park school districts have been imienea and the Grant and - Garfield dis trict are now belfl? taken. He expects to have the rensus com pleted, by -the mldd'e ct November. Blodern 4 Boom Bungalow ' ; ; , Basement,' ." furnace, fireplace, nardwood-' floors - laundry trays, breakfastnook.: Good location. $500. i Easy payments. $2800 to loan. Brown & Johnson,-. 109 S. Com'l: t-'-; - -"--w ' Oil & CO. BRIEF Reckless Driver Fined Earl Viesko, 1343 South Liberty who was arrested Sunday by Offi cer Edwards on a charge of reck less driving, was fined $5 Monday by Judge Poulsen. 30 Discount- As long as thy last Vanity Cases 'and Hand Bags, Nothing takes the place of LEATHER. F. E. Shafer, Harness Supplies. o27 Speeder Arrested William P. Barlow was arrested Monday by Officer Hickman on a charge of speeding, and was fined 56. Woodry & Son Buy furniture. Store, 271 N. Commercial. Phone 75. s2tf Building Permit Issued F. E. Manley received a permit Monday at the office of the city recorder to construct a one-story dwelling at 1565 North Eigh teenth at a cost of $1500. Dance Salem Armory Thursday, Oct. 29, 1925, given by Eastern Star Social club. Tick ets on sale at Neimeyer Drug store, any -member or De Moloy boy:-yv" 029 GAR'S Attention Please give notice to all old GAR boys to attend the social meeting of all comrades 80 years old. Special guests. Others un der 80 as Escort. All bring your wives iuu uave a (uuu nine nr gether.. Meet at Mrs. E. M. South- iiin at Twelfth wives and have a good time to- wick's .corner Marion and Twelfth street at 2 p. m. If not able to get there-notify me at 2157 Cher ry City Wrecking House or 896 North Commercial street and car will call for you. Be there. R. R. Ryan, Adjutant, Sedgwick Post. Last Chance , To order-that costume for mask ball at Mellow Moon Sat. nite, at Bob Shoppe, 331 State. St. o27 Vaccination Takes i Mrs. Lamoine Clark, principal of the McKinley junior high school of this city, is confined to her home as a result of the vaccin ation which was given at her school. She proved especially amenable to the vaccination. Miss Gretchen Creamer, one of the teachers, was out all last week because of her vaccination, but is reported to be recovering. Do You Wish to Begin ' The study of Latin, German or Spanish? Dr. W. C. Kantner will take a few such students- Phone 74 7W. 027 Speeder Arrested . Pete F. Enns of Portland was arrested Sunday by Officer Ed wards on a charge of. speeding. He deposited $10 bail, and was cited to appear October 31. O. K. Waffle House .Opposite Penney's. Waffles and short orders at all boars. New management. o!3tf Vaccine1 Still In Question The question. as to who shall pay for the vaccine used in the schools recently to- safeguard against a small pox epidemic, has not yet been settled. School officials de clared that if the board Is junable to pay for the vaccine, It inay be up to Dr. Ross, who instigated the vaccination; to foot the bill- But tats was held to be hardly fair, as Dr.-Ross has already given a vast amount . of time ta . the execution of the vaccination. : r - : -. Called for Federal Jury- Included In the list of 75 Ore- gonians who have received notice to report in Portland for the No vember, term of federal court be- ginning November, are fche names J JOE WILLIAMS ; t ; The.' Battery -Maa ; V jhow y. whr ycnl trouble i - , W1LLAILD, t ; ' 831 Court St. Phone IPS -. FOR EfPORMATJON . ABOUT RAILROAD ( TRIPS ' , Pbons 727 0REG0H x ELECTRIC rr CAIf YOU BEAT THIS ONE? 1923 Oakland touring, newly painted, nw ' balloon tires and tube, just like new, for only $550.00. SEE IT TODAY It's too good to last nw O of several Marion county and Sa lem district residents. Among those summoned are Karl G. Becke, Salem; P. J. Cherrlngton, Dallas; J. M. Eisen. Mt. Angel; W. W. Elder, Stayton; Paul Johnson, Salem; W. R. McKay, Hubbard; Ira C. Mehrling. Falls City; B. E. Robertson, Turner; William Ser vice, Silverton; A. J. Campbell. Amity; G. T. Wadsworth, Gervais, and I. B. Voder, Hubbard. The panel is said to be one of the larg est recently called by the govern ment and is made necessary by the large number of cases on the docket . Whole Grain Wheat Call 1179. Henry Lee, distribu tor. o27tf Bee Keepers to Meet The bee keepers of Marion and Polk counties are planning to hold two meetings on Friday, Nov. 13. The first meeting will be held at the Chamber of Commerce at 2 p m., and the second will be held at 8 o'clock, either in Salem er in the Chamber of Commerce rooms at Dallas. Prof. H. A. Scullen, head of the bee department at OAC, is scheduled to be present at both meetings. Furniture T'phoistery f And repairing. Giese-Powers Furniture Company. i20tf Waldespel Nabbed Again Carl G. Waldespel of Salem was arrested by Officers Olson anu Edwards late Saturday night on charges of cutting a corner, of be ing drunk and of driving a car while under the influence of in toxicating liquor. Recently Mr. Waldespel was arraigned before the city court on a similar charge but was freed on the testimony of Anna Kunkel and others. Dick Ditmar of 1865 State was arrest ed in his car Sunday by Officers White. Edwards and Thomason on charges of being drunk and of driving a car while under the In fluence of intoxicating liquor. The trial has not yet been set for either man. Peter Pan Wed-Thurs.. at the Bligh. o27 MrKumler Is Dead B. T. Kumler received wordHlfrfs week of the death of his father at Kokomo, Ind., last Sunday, Octo ber 18, 1925, at the age of 87. Many of the old residents he,re will remember Mr. and Mrs. Kum ler visited at the home of their i -, r n -n r ti-.-v jf8ge 1 18 years ago. 'Mrs. numier pass- ed away nearly three years ago. They were married 63 years be fore her death. New Clievrolet Tourings- Small down payment, balance 18 monthly payments. See. New ton-Chevrolet Co. ol7tf Complete Courses- Eight Salem students have com pleted correspondence study cours es in the extension division of the university. Miss Grace Allen studied elementary botany; Mrs. v. o. Branson, geometry; Miss Nellie L. Chandler, teaching prin ciples; Miss Lucile Dilley, child study; Miss Ruth Griffith, a spe cial course in second year Ger man; Miss Grace Lick, elementary botany; Miss Fay Spaulding, child study; Miss Gertrude'Tucker. re cent American literature.- That the people of Oregon are making increasingly good nse of the cor respondence courses is indicated by the fact that completions of courses thus far in 1925 show o gain of approximately 40 per cent over last year. Cheap for QuVtt Sale- New 5-roora house, full base ment, furnace and fireplace. Phone owner, 2103-W or 1575-R. 018tt Committee Meets 1 The executive committee of the Oregon State Teachers' association met in Portland last Saturday. The president. Miss Cornelia I. Spen cer, principal of the Knndy school in Portland, announcd that Dr. Coberly of Stanford university will be the principal speaker at the OSTA meeting to be held at the Lincoln high school auditorium in POLDS of head or chest art more eaafly trtated externally with rr-V V VAPOR RUD DivTOKWooTT" TYPEWRITER CO. Direct .Factory Branch 819 Court Street Phone 262 Typewriters Rented, Sold, -:. Repaired -' Special rental rates to students Eastman Brothers Furnaces '. Salem Office 169 S. High , . ....... . ' Office hours: , 12:11 TO 2 P. 1L s : Factory, Silverton, Ore. 1 C. E. SPEAKER DALLAS RICE Dallas Rice, who will be the prin cipal speaker at the Christian En deavor convention to be held at the Central Congregational church here Novembtr 6. 7, and 8. Portland December 23, 30 and 31. She announced that Miss Wilson of Seattle will also give an address, and that Superintendent Geiger of Tacbma will Fpeak representing the Parent Teachers association. The American Legion will also schedule a speaker for the meet ing. Portland will put on a pla toon exhibit, and the PTA of that city will have an open house and K-ivo tea. The Executive commit tee agreed to allow E. D. Reesler of OAC. secretary, to join the na tional secretaries' association. - I - Bits For Breakfast Our navy's birthday . Also Roosevelt's birthday. S S It was 150 years ago today that congress passed the act creating the American navy. For that 150, years the United States navy has a record of glori- us victories that has no equal in history. It is fating that the gov ernor ha3 issued a proclamation calling upon schools and civic and commercial organizations to honor this day in our state. . S The "ladies and gentlemen" of the jury trying Willos and Kelley jerformed their duty most con scientiously, with misgivings on the part of some of the members concerning the imposition of the death penalty, but finally coming to the conclusion that the majesty cf the law must be upheld, for public safety as well as- public justice. . The taxpayers of Marion county have a right to look with satisfac tion upon the improvements being made at the penitentiary, with a view to rendering escapes of des perate men less., likely. These things cost a1 lot 'of money, espe cially when followed by such "long winded trials as were .concluded yesterday. ' - ' . ; : - -. And these things ' lead up J.6 a time when, no doubt, the famous report concerning the penitentiary may be safely-published.. "J NAVY IS HONORED TODAY ANNIVERSARY! OF - FOUNDING IS COMMEMORATED : WASHINGTON". Oct,. ,2fi-f By Associated Press. The pavy "will be at home to 1 the public eyery v bere throughput the' t United States toniorrowl in celebration' of Navy Day which this year comme morates the 150th anniversary of its founding. - . - -r ! Selected on j tbe . birthday of Theodore- RionovelWthe day falls in the week during which In 1775. bills were reported to the Contin ental Congress fpr. $100,000 to but fit armed Teasels fof 'irse lhthe revolution: - Karly In November of hat year those Jbills were enacted and in the same; month rulesifor thp regulation of the navy of, the Lnited States colonies were, con sidered and -adopted. - The celebration has been approv ed by President! Cool id ge as plan ned under the auspices of the navy league of the United gtatea in. co operation with a -number of pat riotic societies. The program calls for navy yards and all other shore stations to be thrown open to pub- ' : ; ATTENTION! . 'What coujld express" your hearty .Xmais -, wishes belter than fl neat,! beaut ituT greet-;' fng feardT' 'And, what makes ; you" happier k than, when .yon' receive snchj a card,i:expre8s; ing .'your, jfiiientf ilndlvidtt-t allty and good taste? . : So be suro YOUR card this rear -Is unlqtfe, j'ei. correcL Phone; SitU-l ank let us show you samplespleasingly priced Ci - 1 J 'r Don't wait," do l: now, for, ft takes 'weeks to get them; Our cards are not ijuplicatd. anywhere in iSalenji so phonf; and ask tosee samples. nowi 4 " .1 ... ..., v 'if V LADD i & BUSH, Bankers - 7ut - Estafcllshed 1SC3 -. -. - V ; General Banking Business : r OmeeKowrn trna 10 njn. to s pnv -' lie inspection , while all available ships have been sent to different ports for the public to visit. Wkh the ecou tiiiK fleet in Cuban wat- trsfor annual exercises, fewer ships than usual are available for these visits, but the number Is sufficient to care for more than a score of ports. CONVICT MAKES ESCAPE GEORGE BEAX FLEES WARD AT STATE HOSPITAL George Bean, a convict-inmate of the tubercular ward at the etate hospital, escaped about 9 o'clock last night. According to Dr. R. E. Steiner, superintendent. Bean was practically bedfast and subjected to hemorrhages. Somehow he gained possession ot a step ladder and placed it beneath a small opening in the ward and made his way into the court and through. Hospital attendants were sent in search of him as soon as his ab sence was discovered. Pean was received at tbe peni tentiary January 17, 1925, from Clackamas county, to serve three years for having stolen goods in his possession. He was sent to the 6tate hospital October 16. Bean is 5 feet 1 0 inches tall, is slightly bow legged and walks with a stoop. He weighs 142 pounds and has bluish gray eyes. black hair, bald on top and is clean snaven. He is wearing a blue serge suit, brown felt hat, soft shirt wijh blue silk stripes and brown shoes showing signs of wear. He is believed to be wear ing prison underwear bearing his prison number. He has recently written several letters to friends in Washington, Oregon City and California. He has a wife" and child near Sedro-Woolley, Wash. PLANK IX)SS PROBED WASHINGTON, Associated Press. )- Oct. 26. (By -A court pi in quiry will be appointed within day or two to investigate the lor of the navy planes at Baltimore ii yesterday's storm. Secretary Wil bur announced thr.t the court probably .would sit at Hampton Roads, Va. TORNADO KILLS 17 . TROY, Ala., Oct. 26. (By As sociated Press. Citizens of, three counties today were busy with re construction work trying to repair the damage wrought by a tornado tiiat swept through this district early yesterday snuffing .out 17 lives, injuring about 30 people a'nd causing property damage estimat ed at $300,000. Obituary Ratrliffe October 20, Ellen Ratcjiffe, age 12 years, of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. and sister of Claude S. of San Francisco, Tind Ratcliffe, and Clifford Elizabeth Daughter Ratcliffe, Ratcliffe, Robey S. Ratcliffe, of Salem, and Mrs. Zella Johnson of Salem. Funeral announcement will be made later by the RTgdon & Son mortuary. 1 Lemon Removes i : ! Lines, Wrinkles Squeeze the juic,e of two lem ons in a bottle containing three ounces of Orch ard White.lwhich any druggist will supply for a few cents, shake well and you have the very mildest anti-wrinkle lotion to tighten relaxed skin, erase fine lines and eradicate crows-feet. Massage this sweetly fragrant lemon lotion into the skin at night. By morning most of the tell-tale wrinkles, tired lines and crows-feet are smoothed out, giv ing a more youthful contour to, cheeks, chin, throat. It leases the skin velvety soft, o'.ear. and fresh. Beauty experts use this astring ent lotion for enlarged pores, also to bleach and whiten sallow, tan ned skin. Mix this harmless lotion your self since it aets best immediately after prepared. Adv. - F.N. WOODRY Salem's Leading AUCTIONEER Pays Cash For Furniture Kesideace and Store : 1010 North Summer - PHONE 511 "Established Since 1016 PAINTING KALSOMINING PAPER HANGING Por the right kind of .materials and the very' best workman ship call us, . . ; . . Powder And Snppljr Co. 17S 8. Commercial Phone 728 y s s mm i oAccept this UNQUALMEDFrie Trial VOOR . The Machine of Proved Durability THE scope of the Victor Free Trial Offsr has been broadened to cover the antir. business world. Ordinarily h trials ar brandad with . tha impUad nndarataodihg that pare has will follow satisfactory' par formanca. Th. int.nt of th. new Victor fra. trial policy is to place tbe Victor 4n every office, factory and store for unqualified free trial devoid of obligation. There are no charges of any kind, none for delivery, none Tor use of the machine, nor its return you sign nothing;, you pay nothing1. The modern one model-idea of manufacture is responsible for the low Victor price for a standard keyboard full size adding machine of million dollar capacity, that adds, subtracts, multiplies, divides and produces a ' printed record. Phone Us for Phone SCO C. iA. LOCK WOOD 247 Xorth Commercial Street Amotion WEDNESDAY NITE, 7 P. M. At F. N. WOODRY'S STORE 1610 North Summer street, corner Norway, opposite his residence , Including ; New and Used Furniture Ranges, Heaters, Dressers, Davenports, Duofolds, Ward. Robes, Dining Tables, Chairs, Rockers, new and used Rugs, Breakfast Tables, new Beds, Springs and Mattresses, Water Power Wash Machine. Hand Wash Machine, Sewing Machine, Library Tables,. Stove Pipe, Stove Boards, Dishes, Tools and many , other miscellaneous articles. Terms cash. A Real Sale of Good Furniture" . Everybody Welcome r F. N. WOODRY Auctioneer Appraiser and Furniture Dealer Phone 511 - TULIP and' NARCISSUS BULB PLANTING time is here. We carry a full line of Dar wins ; also a large nimber of the Breeder Tulips Do not forget to plant some of the lovely daffodils; Darwin and Breeder I'nlip bulbs range in price from' 60c per dozen .up. : Mixed colors, S0c per dosen, $3.00 per 100." ,""'"" k Tor Price-list Wallace Road - - - Salem, Oregon - - - Telephone 52F14 V FRANK LIN-YOUNG BULB CO. - . : - (Succeijsor to W. C. Franklin) .:' ' V V ' no a month f.:h.Ckkct ' On Monthly Taymetas, $HO Your Victor 4 Salem, Oregon fc-: Sale . IIKCKK & IIEADKICKS . RECKE & HENDRICKS . Inonrance of All Kinds Lo.bby Heilig Theatre, 189 N. High Telephone 161' ' . '