The Gold
.Winter
R
.
ains
Are Here - : - -
KEEP WARM AND DRY
with a-
s
licker
.WOMEN'S . : MEN'S
.. $5 to $9 ; $6.50 to 11
G. W. JOHNSON
& CO.
469 State Street
mm.
112
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HfV PtlBt - .
'.Lot of Extm . j. v
.- Bay 'w.'.'-.vv s!.''''
Doa't Wt. .
. at MO.oo : :
the teams from Corvallls high and
Eugene high, winning the Clifford
Brown cup. The Portland high
school hare organized teams and
now hold annual - interscbolastic
golf tournaments. -
Lare Flat
Furnace. Right down town.
Ranges furnished. 137.50. vacant,
at 666 Ferry. Becke & Hen
dricks, 189 N. High. Heilig Bldg.
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CITY
WE
IFF
: FAIR
No change in temperature; mod
erate variable winds. Max. 55;
Min. 42; River 2.5, stationary;
Rainfall .45; Atmosphere cloudy;
Wind south. -
Grotto Members Visit
About 40 members of El Karaz
Grotto attended a special meeting
of the Gul Reozree Grotto in, Port
land Saturday night. The visiting
Masons were given a royal recep
tion according, to. reports brought
back to tut city. , . . 1 .
How About Those Curtains?
.Need repairing "for this- ,wet
weather.. See O. J. Hull. 267 S.
Commercial. , , o3
Yinejar Apples WantoO
Gideon Stols Co., near corner
Summer and M11L Sacks furnish
ed. Pkone 26.' ottf
TtraiaiiiH Sent East . i
;The body of Mrs. Mary Howell
will be sent' to Portland, Maine,
for burial. The Rev. H. Duncan
Chambers, rector of St. Paul's
church, will accompany the re
mains and conduct the final ser
vices, leaving this morning. Mr.
Chambers expects to return as
soon as the trip can be made. .
Warden Dalrymple lieaves
warden A. M. Dalrvmnle left
Monday for Jackson, Miss.,, to at
tend" the annual congress of the
National Prison association which
opens November 7. Before re
turning to the city Warden Dal-
rymple will visit some of the best
known and managed penal insti
tutions in the country, including
those at Birmingham. Ala.: Wis
cosin. Minnesota (Stillwater), Ne
braska, Illinois and Ohio. Other
trips will be made to include stops
at some of the most important re
formatories. .
Woodry & Son
Buy furniture. Store,
Commercial. Phone 75.
271 N.
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.Large Rummage Sale
, Beginning today, at 455 Ferry
street, auspices Thursday Bridge
Luneheon club, for benefit labora
tory equipment for Salem hospi
tal, nl
Speeder Is Arrested I'
G. Ammann of Salem was ar
rested Saturday by, State Officer
Reinhart on a charge of speeding
with a truck. According .to the
officer's report Ammann was driv
ing 22 miles an hour when the
legal limit is 12. The truck driver
is to appear inv the justice cour$
today, "
Winnifred M. Carry
c Has taken over the management
of the Salem Elite, 329 Oregon
Building. . nltf
Building Permit Issued
D. S. Parr was given a permit
by City Recorder Poulsen Monday
to erect a one story building on
1110 North Summer at a cost of
$3000.
Parent Milk. lOc Quart
. Tel. 359, Wild Rose Dairy.
bT
Large Rummage Sale
Beginning today, at 455 Ferry
street, auspices Thursday , Bridge
Luncheon club, for benefit labora
tory equipment for Salem hospi
tal. i nl
Inspects Canal Project -'
Gail Hathaway of the1 state- en
gineering department, left for The
Dalles Monday to investigate the
feasibility of converting the Celilo
canal from a locks for a passage of
boats to a' power canal. L j
Auto Tops and Curtain Work -'
O. J. Hull, 267 S. Commercial.
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Loral Boy Leaves -J
Kenneth Long, who has lived
for a long time with his mother,
Mrs. W. A. Wilcox; at 4 4 9 ,-North
,irut ipf t finndav for
A4Ulwuiu j - . : .
viiip Fla.. where he wlir
assume a position as telegraph
operator for the Western Union.
$1600 Small Home '
Plastered, clean with new plum
bing. Place for car. Any reason
able terms.- Vacant at 1585 Yew
trpot. Becke & Hendricks, 189
k uh iieilie Bide. nltf
Wood In Once More
Jack: Woods, of Salem, was ar
rested again Monday night on
ihrr n( binr drunk. The ar
rest was made by Of fleer ; Olson.
Woods was fined $10 by Judge
Pnulen Monday morning. 1 Police
officials declare that tills is the
fourth time in about the last two
months that he has been arrested
for the same offense. - -j
v TtAn All.TTnnl Overcoats r
-15: boys' all-wool suits, $7.
Thomas Kay Woolen Mill Co, n4
TtaxrlA Arrested -
Burt Beagle, of Wenatchee.
Wash., was arrested Monday night
and Is being held for Investigation
Mnrninr the Ford tonrlnr car
he was driving bearing Washing
; ton license No. 227-277.
Pat tan ti Sneak - , ' ' .'
' E. Cooke Patton Is scheduled to
address the local VKiwaniaps. at
their weekly luncheon- todays Miss
Oayle Roberts will slug. The meet-
ing will be closed -V.:.:
fiiri Tnlnrrd. '" -
' Charlotte - McClaren, aged! , 10,
via Btrnck '"downr hv a motorist,
whose identity H unknown.' at the
- corner of OwenS "and. Commercial
late Saturday-night. The motor
ist Is said to have failed to stop
. and-girffid" "The girt received
All Elks
Come to dance tonight.
Temple, 9 o'clock.
New
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Precious Promises." Mr. Fisher
Bings at each service. He has a
fine tenor voice and,, captivates his
audience right from the start.
There . were full houses at both
the morning and evening services
Sunday. The platform was filled
with singers, and the music was
enjoyed by all. . The -pastor spoke
on "The Heavenly Vision." Miss
Edith Jane Wyatt gave as a reci
tation "Paul's Defense Before
King Agrippa." This great mas
terpiece was splendidly rendered
and greatly enjoyed.
Community Chest lp
All those who. a re Interested in
a community chest for Salem are
invited to be. at the Chamber of
Commerce . auditorium , this- eve
ning at 8 o'clock to. discass plans
for the creation of such an organi
sation. The meeting comes at the
time when Portland is preparing
for its annual community .chest
drive.
the board lor the purpose-! discussing-
the budget. ' Members of
the 'laxpayers committee are J. C.
Perry. T. M. Hicks, W. I. Staley,
U; G. Shipley and Ed Schunke.
Alternates are Dave Eyre and Ed
Barnes.
Girls' Slkkers-l.
All'colors and sizes.
Director's Dept. Store.
$6 29, at
n3
BUvters, $3.95
Wool shirts, $4.45.
At Breier's.
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Teacher to .Meet - i i
A group of school teachers are
to meet Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock with George W. Hug,
city superintendent of schools.
with the object In view of unify
ing the work of their departments.
The teacher to meet are Ann
Simpson, supervisor - of health;
Grace Snook, supervisor of physi
cal training; Duia S. Creech, home
economics expert, and Carlotta
Crowley, elementary supervisor.
Ridca Sidewalk
's Harold Goodrich was arrested
Sunday by Officer Hickman on a
charge of riding his motorcycle on
the sidewalk. !
Furniture tTpbotatery
And repairing. Glese-Powera
furniture Company. s20tf
Call Afl
l' The Model Beauty Shop, 112
N. Commercial for expert service
in beauty work. Phone 956. n3
Blankets
Our line is complete. Army
Outing Store, next door to Busicks.
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Drive a Certified Studehaker
You will enloy one of these won
derful, long-lived automobiles far
better than a cheap new, car, and
the cost will be no greater to you.
See them at the Certified Public
Motor Car Market. n7
Elks Dance J
Elks only, new Temple" tonight
at nine. . . n3
Out on' Bill ? '
Rex Keene, 'arrested recently on
a charge of I possession of intoxi
cating liquor, was released Sunday
by order of ' Judge Poulsen upon
the posting of $500 bail.
Car Stolen
R. H. Hall of Portland has re
ported to the local police station
that his Star touring, license No.
140-176, was stolen Saturday
night from Fir between Lincoln
and Washington.
Ifubbe
All sizes, 95c. Army & Outinsr
store, next door to Busicks. n3
Theater News
Will be found hereafter on page
three. o28tf
Whole Grain Wheat
Call 1179. Henry Lee,
distr.
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Leather Key-tainer Lost . :
l A tooled leather key-tainer con
taining assortment of keys, was
lost in Salem some time Saturday,
it will be greatly appreciated if
finder will notify The Statesman
by calling 106. n3
Three Forfeit Bail-
Gordon Dyer, Grace Dyer and
Molly Brethuer, all of Portland,
"Who were arrested Sunday by Of
ficers Edwards and Davis and
later released by order of Judge
Poulsen for $40 total bail, .have
forfeited the $40 bail.
Birth Reported i
The birth of a daughter to Mr;
and Mrs. E. R. Rowland of 1175
Leslie street October 31 was re
ported to the city health officer
Monday. The girl has been named
Margaret Jean.
Furniture trpboxstery .....
i And repairing. - Giese-Powera
Furniture Company. slOtf
License Found
Stanley Rompalla of Gervais
found an Oregon license plate No.
184-311, and turned it in Sunday
to the local police station. -
Mr. Elk. Do You Dance?
i Come to Elk's Temple tonight,
9 o'clock. b3
Drunkard Fined r
.Jack Woods, arrested Sunday
by Officer Thomason on a charge
of being drunk, was fined $10 by
Judge Poulsen Monday.
Possessor Arrested
Guyon DUnlap of- Portland, who
was arrested Saturday night by
Officers Edwards and Davis on
charges of driving without a tail
light and possessing intoxicating
iquor, was released on $100 bail
and cited t.o appear today.
Exclusive Distributio;
For W. W. Kimball planes. A.
B. Chase,. Davenport & Tracy,
Bush & Gerts. Moore's Music
House. 409-415 Court. ' i20tf
Glris Slickers '.
AH color 2nd sizes,
Director's Dept. Store.
$6-39, at
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Man Released ' -
W. - Naughton, of Anaconda,
Montana, who was being held at
the local police station for Inves
tigation; was released Monday.
Revival SerTlces Begin ,
Revival meetings at the First
Baptist church will, continue all
this week.- The pastor will preach
each, evening, except . Saturday.
Fred G. Fisher will have charge
of. the singing with a large chorus
choir. This evening the sermon
will be The Exceeding Great and
Try for Golf Match
i Graham SharRey, golf profes
sional at the Illihee country club,
is endeavoring to arrange a match
between the golf team of Salem
high school and the golf team of
some one of the Portland high
schools. Salem high's team beat
" UNDERWOOD
; TYPEWRITER CO.
. Direct Factory .-Brawn
019 Court Street Phone 202
Typewriters Rented. Sold,
Repaired
Special rental rates to students
Eastman Brothers'
Furnaces
Salem Office 169 S. High
Office bours:
12:M TO 2 P. M. .
- Factory, Silvertoa, Ore.
H. F. JWOODRY & SON
Aacttonwr sad rrnttax P 1f,
pay cash (or Vfd Farnltar. Stra
S71 KorU Cwsifrtil,
Of f ice Phone 75 or Res-
idenee Phone 1843-W
Auction Sale
TODAY -1:30 P. M.
at Foresters of America lodge room, 229 N. Commer
cial street, upstairs, adjoining the Home Restaurant,
comprising: - ,. - ij . ';
Royal piano; roll top oak, desk; pool table, outfit
complete; quantity of bow-back chairs; standing show
complete; card tables; quantity of bow-back chairs;
standing show-case; rockers; large kitchen table; cab
inet ; platforrnTclock, etc. ,
- In fact, complete lodge room furniture. Everything
must be sold as the lodge is vacating the premises.
: V ' K I H. F. W00DRY & SON,
- .... . .
-; ---' - , - Salem Auctioneers and Appraisers
18 years experience satisfaction guaranteed
Store 271 North Commercial Phones 75"of 1843W '
CUT Till! OUT IT IS WORTH
MOXKY
Send this ad and ten cents to
Foley A Co.. 2835 Sheffield Ave
Chicago. III., .writijrs your name
and address clearly; You will re
ceive a ten cent bottle of FOLEY'S
HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND
for coughs, colds and hoarseness.
also free sample packages of
FOLEY PILLS, a diuretic stimu
lant for the kidneys, and FOLEY'S
CATHARTIC TABLETS for con
stisjation and biliousness. These
wonderful remedies have helped
millions of people. Try them!-
Adv.
Brand New Stucco-
Terms at $4500. Ready for
you to move in. r irepiace anqj
furnace. Paving, etc. Becke
Hendricks, 189 N. High. HeiliR
Bldg. nltf
Drunkard Forfeits , y
J, Harrington Keith, arrested
Saturday night by Officer Smart
on a charge of being drunk, has
forfeited the SIS bail he nosted)
School Board to Meet
The school board will hold a
special budget meeting tonight In
the office of the city school sup
erintendent. A special taxpayers'
committee of five will meet with
Prescription
Expertness
is a qualification claim
able only on basis of long
experience. We have the
experienceyears of it
that insure accurate to-the-letter
interpretation
of your doctor's orders,
and choice of experience
proven best drugs. To
gether the benefit is ob
vious to doctor and his
patient. Bring us your
prescriptions.
Capital Drug Store
PRESCRIPTIONS
J. H. WILLETT
40.) State Street at Liberty
.Salem, Ore. . .
F. N. WOODRY'S
AUCTION
DATES
Today, Nov. 3,
1 : 30 p. m.
2565 N. 5th St.
Four Rood lots with four
roomed plastered house in
cluding range and all furni
ture, . . - I . -
MRS, SUSAN PICHE,
Owner
Wed., Nov. 4,
1:30 p. m.
1244 N. Front street: Fur
niture, range, heater and
rugs; home canned ; fruit,
tools, etc.
H. J. JONES
Owner
Wed, Nite, Nov. 4,
7:00 p, m,
FT. WOODRY'S STORE
Summer and Norway
Thurs., Nov. 5,
10:30 a. ml
First farm north of Valley
Packing Co.. on Pacific high
way: 9 horses, -tow, chickf
ens, machinery, furniture,4
tools,, etc. ' ' : .
T.W. STEIGER ESTATE
RESKRI THIS OST
FOR REFERENCE
F.N.WOODRY
i
Salem's Leading
Auctioneer ;
Of Course Phone 511
Possessor Released
Alvin Kurtz of Salem, who was
arrested recently on charges of
possessing and transporting liquor,
has been . released by order of
Judge Poulsen, having deposited
$500 bail.
There Is a piano, and a pool table
and' outfit compietavt and a lot of
other furniture. As the lodge Is
vacating - these -premises, every
thing will be sold. f ';
NET GRANDSTAND '
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. Eu
gene, Nov. i.r-(Special.) With a
Beating capacity of 4200, the new
grandstand on Hayward field will
be completed in time for the
Homecoming game between Ore
gon and OAC on November 14,
the 'building .committee has an
nounced.' The cost of the grand
stand is $24.424. v . ,t . x
What Direction Please
$2000 Trim S rooms and ga
rage. North. Another 3 rooms
east with cement basement and
garage, $2800. Another. 3 rooms
hardwood floors, furnace, garage.
etc., $3600 south. Becke & Hen
dricks, 189 N. High. Heilig Bldg.
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PROTECT. YOUR CHILD'S
-" HEALTH ' ""'
Through thoughtlessness the
slight cough or cold of a child Is
often neglected and becomes seri
ous. A few doses of "FOLEY'S
HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND,
at small. -cost, taken at the onset
of the cold, brings speedy relief
Be prepared, have a bottle of this
safe, reliable cough remedy, on
nana,- ana give promptly wnen a
cough or cold Is detected. Equally
effective for' older persons. De
mand FOLEY'S HONEY AND
TAR. Adv.
Teachers to Present Plan
A committee of teachers is ex
pected to appear before the school
board tonight at the special bud
get meeting for the purpose of
submitting plans for a general in
crease in school salaries.
The Rain Has Come ,
Our slickers will keep you dry.
Army & Outing store, next door to
Busicks. n3
Add to Marine Corp
About ten enlistments to the
United States Marine corps from
the Salem district have been se
cured by. Sgt. W T. Conway, of
ficer in charge of the Salem en
listment bureau in the post office
building. The latest applicant was
Marcus E. Walton who came to
Salem a short" time ago from
American Falls, Idaho. Sgt. Con
way expects to be here at least
until the first of the year.
JOE WILLIAMS
The Battery Man
Ton'U Uke U
When Ton Know UK '
tflLLAKD :
Ml Court St. Phone 108
'A Good Insurance
,TheyVcnt Skid
MriCL AREN J CORD
'ANYTHING- IN THE
Auction Today
H. F. Woodry & Son will hold
an auction at 1:30 this afternoon
of the contents of the Forester of
America's lodge room, at 229
North Commercial street, upstairs,
adjoining the Home restaurant.
F. N. WOODRY
Salem's Leading
AUCTIONEER
-Pays Cash For Furniture
Residence and Store
1010 North Summer
PHONE 511
Established Since 1910"
LADD & BUSH, Bankers
Established 184W
General Banldng Builneis
Offlew Hoars from 10 ml to iMa....,
I X If A J
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77rZiti tiCtiEAP'- TTiatj fr7r
'2rAll So M'S A tfJivKArie.
ffsUL 7k tY 7f" it Cor oh ,
V - " BECKE 'A IffiNDRlCKS -; ; .
... . Insnranre of AH Kinds ' r .
;,:', Lobby Hellik Theatre, tl N. filch'
y ' - Telephone 1C1 ' - -
Schaefer's v
i Cold
Capsules
r will break up your
cold in 24 hours or
. . -.. .
; . money refunded
I QCHAEFER'Q
DRUG STORB O
The Yellow Front Phone 197
135 North Commercial Stree
The Penslar Store '
PLUMB1NO LINE- Wfi CAN
!PX UP MIC-HTYFINE !
NELSON BROS.
355 CbemekeUt .''v Fhone 1006
! PAINTiNG
KALSOMINING
PAPER HANGING
For the right kind of materials
and the very best workman
ship call ua,
Gabriel
Powder and Supply Co.
175 8. Commercial Phone 728
1 11
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L i it I , 1JTv
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MJim" '
Biir
Smith & Watkins
'PUONK 44. r
Snappy Service -
time purchase
cf a new Chevrolet
" Our New GMAC time
payment plan gives you
the benefit of a reduc
tion in rates at a big
saving to you(
Come in let us- show
you the fine quality
which Chevrolet offers
in a low. cost car and
see how easy it is to
pay for one. . , :v ,
XEWTON
ClIEVROLtrr COMPANY
OpposiM City HaU ' ' '
$2,00 Portland and Return
via
Oregon Electric Railway ?
. -. . . for the big
PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL '
LIVESTOCK EXPOSITION 4 "
October 31 to November 7 Inclusive
( Tickets on sale October 29 to November 7 71
v Return Umit November 9
Take advantage of this low fare to see the world's :
. Largest Livestock Exposition! Ten acres '
- . - under one roof 1 - -
,i , The .World's Champion stock will be shown
Manufactures' and Land Products Show
Northwest Hayand Grain Show -Poultry
and Pet Stock Show .
Dairy Products Show
Horse Show' - ' ' ?
Trains leave Salem at .7:05, 10:00, 1 1 :15
a. m. and 1:30, 4:00, 5:30,
, 8 :20p.m. daily
Tickets, schedules and further details of
J. W. RITCHIE, Agent
.. . PIIOXE 727 ,
OREGON
ELECTRIC
2000 Salem People
Visited Our New Laundry,
- On the eveninga of May 11-12,1925
The visit was really a revelation to most of them. Because of the
. " expressions of approval and interest we will again open, the plant
forvisitors. ' ,
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:. ; : - j-.:. h-- . . r ,.i .. 4, .
On Wednesday and Thursday Evenings
OF THIS WEEK V .
From 7:30 to 9:30 o'clock
All equipment will be in operation visitors will be more than welcome!
Salem Landry Co:
(The Wieder Laundry) -
- - r:
Opposite Vlck Bros. ; '
2G3 South Hidi Street
: lrt rewslightbrutses.Tb e
eiv rtvi'.'bv-tftff offPTrd-r'1 t-