The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, October 28, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON ft fATESMAN. SALEM. OREGON WEDNESDAY MORNING,-OCTOBER 28, 1925 3- "f. i G. W. . v VlWrNEWS IN Unsettled Unsettled with rain north, cold' er; light northeast winds. Max 63; Min. 53; River 2.5. station ary; Rainfall none; Atmosphere cloudy; Wind 'south. , Tbcater News I I Will be found hereafter on page 1 three. - - i o28tf Pension Leajrue TaJk ; Prank E. Davis, of the Old Age Pension league of i Portland,8' will speak in the Salvation Army hall Friday night at. 7:30 o'clock. Everyone invited, j Special invita tion to the church fraternal, labor and ladies organizations of Salem and Marion county.: Come and bring a friend. ! Auction Sale of Furniture Todarat;i395;Nortli Summer, at 1 p. m. sharp. M. T. Wood ry &. Son auctioneers. Tel. 75 o28 - . , . : . - - y Eilxon Planning Trip Fred Erixon.-;jocaV contractor and active worker in movements for the welfare of the city, is com pleting his contract on the United States National bank improvement job and winding up other affairs In the city preparatory to leaving on one of the , winter tours of Egypt and -the, Holy Land. ; Mr. Erixon' expects, to take his long trip shortly after the first of the year. The . return 'will be mae so as to permit a visit of Pari and other European cities. HMIiophonic Victrola . See our ad. , ;Moore's House. - r - Music o28 Iaspectlnc Herds Dr. George D. Bishopv federal veterinarian, ' left j Tuesday for ShSdd to make, inspection on cattle for California shipment. "Cantor nia dairymen are. now buying cat tle thronch ' western Oregon to build up 4heir dairy herds with healthy stock free from tuberculo sis. : ; ' -'j ., :- .-.- Cet Ready" 1 "For the cool mornings. TJniver sal Electrie Heaters, $5.50 and up Hallk L EolfY Electric Shop, 337 Court. . - -; . ',. ; . . 2 HJ1 .Is Repaired : - ; The Salvation Army has"om pleted a number of improvements on its local rhall and Is preparing for a busy fall, and winter season Modern 4 Room Bungalow ! t Basement, furnace,: fireplace ' hardwood floors, laundry trays, breakfast nook. . Gocrd " location. 15500. " Easy paymenU. $2800 to loan, i Brown & Johnson, 109 S. Com'L "." 028 L9"EKlSSED WEDDING :; j; Pomeroy;: Kccne y i: , Jewelers &!esi, Oreffon iThe JOHNSON - 469 State Street Requisition Issued- A requisition was issued, from th governor's office Tuesday for the return to Youngstown, Ohio., of Louis Enhoffer, now under ar rest in Hood River. Enhoffer is sf6to have? abandoned his wife Stod two children In July, 1924. vvT "Orthophonies Victrola . '. See our ad. Moore's House. - j Music 028 Theater Work Progresses Work ob the Elsinore theater, the new Guthrie house,, has now reached the stage where roofing twill be put on as soon as possible. I ThA rnntrnf tiao honn laf 4ia John Mansfield company, manu- facturers of asbestos roofing. Tbe "contract for stage hardware was i also let yesterday. Forty stage working lines have been ordered. of which j 20 will be Clancey steel lines with counterweights. Closing Out My. line of stamped goods. Mrs. Miller over Miller's store. o30 Auction Sae ew Furniture, rugs, beds, spring? and mattresseff. at T. N. woodry'sstore. Summer ant-lJor-waySts. tonight, 7 p. m. 28 Building Permits Issued inree building permits were issued from the office of the city recorder, Tuesday. Ralph Shantz took out a permit to erect a one story dwelling at 888 North 21st at a cost of $3,000. A permit was received by Charles S. Huff to construct S'a $1,000 one-story dwelling at ; 1765 Hickory. Enis Wait was issued a permit to build a one-story warehouse at 433 Front to cost $500. Certified 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 Blaziers, $3.9.$ Wool shirts, $4.43. At Breier's. n3 Chuck Released M ,i,Joe Chucks who was arrested Mpndayoh"a charge of being in toxicated .and possessing liquor, was released Tuesday on $100 bal and cited , to appear today. P. X. Woodry ; Will have some auction tonight at his store, Summer and Norway Sts.,- of new and used furniture. - " I . - 028 Ditmar Released , Percy Ditmar, who was arrest ed" recently on a charge of being drunk and 4 driving while intoxi cated, ; was released Tuesday I on $500 bail. ; The date for his trial has not yet been set. Vinegar Apple Wanted ' Gideon Stols Co near comer Summer and Mill. . Sacks furnish ed. ..Phone 26. 1 ':. . ostr That UniTcrsal Electric Heater is at - Halik & Electric shop,' 337 Court. . Eoffs o28 BirUi Report. FiU?d ; " The birth of son on October 27 to Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Hlnkle of Salem . was reported Tuesday at the office of the city health of fleer. He has been named Sichel Gesner, Jr. An interesting side light on the birth reports filed so far this month la that out of 115 LADD El BUSH, Bankers General Banlring Basinesa : "- ; OfSosi Cows from For Brisk Winter Snarling. Sleet of 't-.iWinter Is Just Around the Corner Be Prepared With A Good Warm Overcoat We have a real good . Special on Winter Underwear & CO, BRIEF reports filed, only two have been for girls. For the last seven months, it was declared at the of flee, the births have been about equally divided between the sexes. and the number of boys born this month is said to be unusual. This la "Shipley's Dress Week" All - prices of dresses in stock have been greatly reduced. o31 We Carry the Largest Ass t of masks costumes- wigs for, mask parties and Hal lowe'en. Schaefer's Drug Store, 135 N. Com. o-31 Auction Sale Thursday 1 p. m., at Indian Hill farm, end of 12th street car line. o28 Klwanians Vote X Members of the local Kiwanis club at its weekly luncheon Tues day voted unanimously that no committee be appointed to assist the Associated Charities of Salem in their coming drive. Reason given was that it is not the policy of the club to take official action in a drive of any nature. The members, though, expressed them selves in sympathy with the work of the charity organization, and rmjsed ttolr indiviuaLiuppori iff the drive. H. T. Love, local Jeweler, suggested that the club get behind a movement to create a community chest organization lor Salem, and other members were enthusiastic in expressing fa or of such a program. Easy Terms And a small payment puts namuton-ueacb sweeper In your home. Hamilton's. o28 Egyptian Here . - Asahna Fendi, sent to the United States and Europe by the government of Egypt for the pur pose of studying the highway sys tems of the western, civilization was a guest at the weekly lunch eon of the local Kiwanis club Tuesday. He declared that if he could choose any country to live in besides his native country, he would unhesitatingly choose the United States. : He is returning next week . to his home country, where he will put to practical use the. knowledge he has gained of highways on his tour of inspection Furniture Tpnototery And repairing. Giesa-Powers Furniture Company. s20tf For Sale, Radio Poles 2 used radios cheap. 1935. Phone 028 Possessor Fined Harry Mills, whp was recently arrested on a charge of possessing liquor, was fined $50 Tuesday by Judge Poulsen. Brick Building Bargai $21,000 takes modern building with long-time lease that nets you 8 per cent, with a certain increase In value. Non-resident owner. Becke & Hendrieks, 189 N. High. Hellig Bldg 031 PAINTING KALSOMINING PAPER HANGING For the right kind of materials and tba very host workman ship call ui - Gabriel Powder and Supply Co. 1718. Commercial Phono 728 10 n-m. to t He has some very attrac tive buys in . . Oakland Touring Cars 1922 and 1923 Models Prices Unbelievable : Vets Meeting Held The Sons of Veterans' local aux iliary met last night at tie Arm ory. After a short business meet ing a program was given and an Informal social time was enjoyed. Exclusive Distribution For W. W. Kimball pianos. A. B. Chase, Davenport & Tracy, Bash & Gerts. Moore's Music House, 409-415 Court. s20tf The Bine, Ivory, lona Patterns- In dinnerware is being discon tinued: Get your fill-ins now. Hamilton's. o28 "Orthophonies Victrola See our ad. Moore's Music o28 House. Granted Rise Mr. McMillan, one of the jani tors at the local high school, was granted a rise in pay of $5 by the school board at its meeting last night. Reason given for the rise is that Mr. McMillan has to come to school two hours earlier than the time specified in order to at tend to the fires. Heaters and Ranges- Easy terms. Get your heater now at Hamilton's. o28 Woodry & Son- Buy furniture. Store. 271 N Commercial. Phone 75. - S2tf Money Is Recovered In an action instituted by J. B con against Florence E. Neal. the plaintiff recovered the amount of $349.60, with interest from De cember. 1924. The case was tried in Judge Percy R. Kelly's court Tuesday. Dance Salem Armory Thursday, Oct. 29, 1925, given oy Eastern Star Social club. Tick ets on sale at Neimever Dmer store, any member or De Moloy boy. o29 Hamilton's Rug Sal Now going. Exceptionally low prices. '"bzg Smith Case Continued At a hearing in justice court yesterday it was decided that the case against Charles S. Smith charged with defrauding the Tour ist cafe, be continued indefinitely The district attorney's office was represented by Lyle J. Page, and attorneys for both Bides were pres ent at the hearing. Smith' was said to have run up a bill of $72.90 for board at the restau rant. Axminster Rugs . 9x12 size, specially $38.50. priced at 028 Sewing Machines For sale or rent, at Stiff's Used Furniture Store. o28 Rent Case Settled In a jury trial in justice court mesaay, rJ. Barton was granted the sum of $25 in his action against O C. Ferris and Lottie Ferris. Barton opened the suit to collecf back rent. The case was heard by Brazier C. Small, justice of the' peace. O. K. Waffle House I Opposite Penney's. Waffles and short orders at all hours. New management. ol3tf All Wool Wilton Rags 9x1 2 size, beautiful patterns, re duced to sell at $73.50. Hamil ton's. o28 As Long As They Last 30 per cent discount on vanity cases and hand bags. Nothing takes the place of Leather. F. E. Shafer, harness supplies. o28 All Wool Blankets . . See windows. Stiff's Furniture Co. ; o2S. imctioh TODAY 1:30 P. M. Shaxp--1395 Consisting of range with reservoir; 'l-22 heater,: Hoosier kitchen-cabinet: drop head Singer sewing machine; dining table; chairs; extension drop leaf table with leaves; beds, erib rugs, linoleum, dresser, chiffonier rockers.. 2 horse-' hide seated chairs, washing machine, meat. block, hand saw.: fruit jars, and also about 200 jars of good fruit..- Kitchen utensils, also many other useful articles. --i-' - , ,(.':' s.:'- .: -The above, is all in good condition r. Mrs. L. C. Robinson; Prop. :r ' H. Fi WObtlR J & SON, - , ' ; ' . ' :' ' Auctioneer, -Appraisers and -i. : ' Fwrnlture.-Dealers Store 271 N. Commercial SU Thorite 75 or 1843-W 18 Years Experience Satisfaction Guaranteed ; - Don't Forget Time and Place ! , . Superintendent Makes Trip- Mrs. Mary FulkersoB, county superintendent of schools, has recently, returned from a tour of inspection of . several county schools,' and reports that the run ning order is . satisfactory.' In cluded in the schools she visited were 'those of Scotts MCls, Crooked Finger and Thomas. Diseon tinned Patterns In' dinnerware reduced in price to close out quick. . Hamilton's I o2S Furniture Cphontery And repairing, j Gleae-Powars Furniture Company. s20tf Kcnon's Orchestra- Special Hallowe'en dance. Crys tal Garden, Sat. nite. o31 Cheap for Quirt Sale- New 5-room house, full base ment, furnace and fireplace. Phone owner, 2103-W or 1575-R. 018tf Park Department Fil Estimates for the 1926 city budget have been filed by the pub lic . parks department. The esti mate for expenses placed with Judge Poulsen is for $4500. an Increase lot $500 over the allow ance made for the department in last year's budget. - See tbe Line of Combination library dining ta bles now being shown in walnut and mahogay finishes 126.50 up. Hamilton's. o2S "Freshie" The new Victor hit. by, Warlng's Pennsylvanians. A feature of the Harold Lloyd picture ''The Fresh men." Hear it at Stiffs. o28 For Silk Hosiery- Go to Howard Corset Shop, 153 S. High. 028 We Have a Large List Of properties for sale. It you are looking for a home, just call 217 for an appointment. You are under no obligation to buy. Give us a chance to show you some of our excellent values. Small pay ment down, and balance just like rent. See Krueger. Realtor, 147 N. Com'l. Phone 217. o28 Parent-Teachers Meet Dr. J. S. Backstrand spoke on the subject of lunches at the meet ing of the Lincoln-McKinley Parent-Teacher association held Tuesday evening. Miss Anne Simp son of the Marion County Child Health Demonstration also spoke on health education. Music was furnished by W. R. Bush. Full Size Day lleds Now being shown each. Hamilton's.! at $27.ii0 . o28 Whole Grain Wheat Call 1179. Henjry Lee, distr o27tf Xew Chevrolet ToUrinjrs " Small down payment, balance 18 monthly payments. See New ton-Chevrolet Co. i ol7tt Used Heaters Good values, at Hamilton's. o28 JOE WILLIAMS The Bttey Man No Secrets, Com end See For ' Teort elf WILLARD .181 Court St. Phone 106 TYPEWRITER CO. Direct Factory Branch 519 Court Street ! Phone 262 Typewriters Rented, Sold, Repaired Special rental rates to students Eastman Brothers Furnaces Salem Office 169 S. High i Office hours: 12:M TOi P. M. Factory, Silverton, Ore. H. F. WOODRY & SON AMtlonMn ao4 rraitar Daaton,' pj cash fr UMd rnrnttare. Stort 871 XMtt CMUMTdsL Office Phone 75 or Res idence Phone 1843-W N. Summer Street SMe Motor Ordered : r The school beard at its meeting last night authorized the ordering of a motor for operating the sand ing machine built by E. E. Berg man, head of the shop department at the local hieh school. The mo tor will cost about $85 laid down, in Salem. ' ' , Se Onr Used Furniture Department. Hamilton's. o2S Skating at Dreamland " . Every Tues., Wed. and Saturday o29 Waitresses Wanted -Home restaurant. o30 Obituary Ratcltf.e October . 26, Ellen Elizabeth Ratcliffe. age Jl years, Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ratcliffe, and sister of Claude 8. Ratcliffe. of San Francisco, and Robey S. Ratcliffe, and Clifford Ratcliffe, of Salem, and Mrs. Zella Johnson of Salem. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p. m. from the Rigdon & Son mortuary. ,lnt terment will be in the Cit iVew cemetery. Hollin Ruth F. Hollin. age 27 years, died at a local hospital Tuesday Cciober 27. Funeral announce ment will be made later. Webb Funeral parlors in charge of ar- rangements. Riley Otto Riley died at a local hos pital October 2.7 The remains are in care of the Terwilliger funeral home and the body will be shipped to Klamath Falls for funeral peryr Ices and interment. Smith John Leslie Smith, born at Marshalltown, Iowa, July 6 1872, died at Salem', Ore., October 26, 1925, age 53 years, 3 months, 20 days. Survived by his wire Beuian Smith, four stepsons, Sherman and Mllo Blume of Newport, Stanley trm Clarence ttiume oi oaiem. Funeral services will be from the Terwilliger funeral home 'lnurs- day at 2:30 p. m.. Capt. Pitt of the Salvation Army officiating. Committal service in ,IOOF ceme tery. F. N. WOODRY'S AUCTION DATES Tonight, 7 p. m. F. N. Woodry's Store, Sum mer and Norway. Furniture, rugs, heaters, ranges, tools, etc.- USt-, ' . Thursday, Oct. 29, 1 :30 p. m. At Indian Hill Farm," 3 blocks from end of Twelfth St. car line. Farm machin ery, furniture of 10-roomed house, tools, etc. ; T. L. Davidson, Owner Friday, Oct. 30, 11:00 a. m. i 6 miles . west of Willamina on highway: 26 head of good dairy cows, fresh and com ing fresh. Free lunch at noon. - Wm. Ray, Owner Monday, Nov. 2, 1 :30 p. m. At 434 South 23rd Street High grade furniture, player piano, rugs, -sewing ma chine, canned fruit, tools, etc. Everything like . new. Terms cash. J. A. Simmons, Owner Tuesday, Nov. 3, 1 :30 p. m. 2565 N. Fifth St. Four good lots with fouf roomed plastered house in cluding range and all furni ture. ;. Mrs. Susan Piche, Owner- Wednesday, Nov. 4 1:30 p. m. 1244 N. Front St.: Furni ture, range, heater and rugs, home canned fruit, tools, etc.- H. J. Jones, Owner ? AVed. Nite, Nov. 4, 7:00 p ni. . F. N. Woodry's Store, Summer and Nora Thursday, Nov. 5, 10:30 a. m. First fairtn north of Valley Packing: , Co., on Pacific highway: nine horses, cow, chickens, mac hinery, furni ture," tools, etc. ' T. W. Steiger Estate RESERVE TniS LIST , : FOR REFERENCE F, N. WOODRY Salem's Leading Auctioneer , Phone 311 A",Payment of $3 Down . Places any heater in our de partment in , your i home. ' Easy terms on balance. Hamilton's. o28 We Offer . Style, . f reedonf jnd comfort. Howard Corset Shop, 153 S. High. - '. ". V . .- - ' " ' , 028 Apartment House Corner $7500, with buildings on to parry a wonder investment. Extra large. Close university and state house, schools- Becke & Hen dricks, 189 N. High, Hellig Bldg. - ' ; - 031 ThLs Is "Shipley's Dress Week" Air prices of . dresses in stock .have been greatly reduced, p31 Luner Is Named Governor Pierce has named Rhea, Lu per, -state engineer, as a delegate, to the conference called by Elwood Meade, commissioner of the reclamation service, in Washington, D. C, Dec. 11 and 12.. Reclamation policies, with reference to western and southern states, and the question of settle- ment, will be taken up at the con First' Mortgage Money Wanted For new Salem homes. Amounts $600 on up; 6 to 7per cent. Becke & Hendricks, 189 N. High, Hefflg Bldg. . o31 uction At Indian Hill Farm just 3 blocks south of end of South 12th street car line This Thursday, Oct. 29, 1 :30 p. itu FURNITURE FARM MACHINERY . - ..- As Follows: - Buick touring automobile; good 3 1-4 inch wide. tire wagon; 5 ft. McCormick mower; 6 ft. corrugated,,, roller; spring tooth harrow; cultivator; one-hors,. wagon DeLaval cream separator; Oliver 40 plow ;v 10-in. walking plow; double set breeching harness;,. rs 2 horse disc harrow; man's bicycle; ladjrs bicycle, like new; small farm tools of all kinds; 5 iron beds, springs and mattresses; princess birdseye maple dresser with stand and chair; 3 other dressers; library table; good 6-hole range; large heater like, nbw ; Hot Point electric 3-hole range ; electric wash machine; oak kitchen cabinet; book case; good re- . frigerator; oak extension table; 6 diners and buffet to match; 4 rockers; Morris chair; 2 arm chairs; folding bed; stand tables; army cot; pedestals; pic-a tures; inlaid linoleum; large carpet; chair carpet 4 good rugs; 8 cream cans; .22 rifle; 6 cords dry 16-inch fir wood, and a miscellaneous lot of articles which space will not permit to advertise. Terms cash ' T. L. DAVIDSON, F.N. WOODRY, Owner Indian Hill Farm Balom's Ix-ading Auctioneer , Phono 511 "List your sales personally with F. N. Woodry 4 Established in Salem since 191S" -., $2.00 Portlemd and Return v"' via -h : r ; Oregon Electric Railway for the big - ii pacific international; h livestock exposition October 31 to November 7 Inclusive - Tickets on sale October 29 to November 7. V . Return limit November 9 Take advantage of this low fare to see the world's -Largest Livestock Exposition I Ten acres under one roof ! The World's Champion stock will be shown ,T5 Manufactures and Land Products Show 4 ff Northwest Hay and Grain Show ' Poultry and Pet Stock Show lJT. Dairy Products Show jTTrr Horse Show 'r" Trains leave Salem at 7:05, 10:00, 11:15 a. m. and 1:30, 4:00, 5:30, it 8:20 p.m. daily 'j Tickets, schedules and further details of J. W. RITCHIE, Agent - 4 OREGON xi Over dad. Cantilever Slices feeler d fit forever type of foot JUST GOOD SHOES : ftkaOt: F. N. WOODRY Salem's Leading AUCTIONEER Pays Cash For Furniture Residence and? Store ' 610 North Summer PHONE 511 "Established Since 1910M Sale - PIIOXK 727 1 ELECTRIC m - mm RECKE & -HENDRICKS - - Insuraace of An Kinds Lobby Hellig Theatre, 189 N. Hljh X . .;r ' Telephone 161 . : J. fc-k