The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, December 08, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM; OEEGON TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 8, 1925 V A i j!" v . SIMPSON GROCERY Telephones. 48 and 49 SUCCESSOR TO TCELLER BROTHERS 155 North Commercial Street If you are particular, we can suit your taste. We keep the kind of GROCERIES that satisfy those who'' know good quality and who Insist on having the most wholesome and tempting they can get. "Wo tarry the finest ami freshest line of VEGETABLES In the city. .BACON SQUARES ' . Fresh-angar cured at pound....: LARD .25c : . , Waiters jDure kettle rendered, 2 pound (pail3 50c, 44ounds 98c, 8 pounds $1.95 RAISINS 4 pound pkg. seedless Raisins r39c , -4 pounds puffed seeded Raisins..48c Fancy layer Raisins, 2 pkgs... 37c r Fancy clean Currants in bulk 2 pounds : 35c . j PINEAPPLE No. 24 size broken sliced, 3 cans 69c No. size whole slices, 3 cans 87c No. 10 broken sliced pineapple per can j .. .. 98c . APPLES! Jonathan apples, per box .. .$1.49 Spitzenberg apples per box........$1.69 Extra Fancy Delicious apples per box '.:... . .$2.98 Extra Fancy Rome Beauty apples T per box :.:. :;.$1.98 Fancy Sun-Dried apples 5 pounds 95c WE MA KEN O CHAR GE FO R D E LIVERY In THE NEW m WAY Used Car Guarantee -nd ' a ve- named--Ker Barbara Lrjrffser'TVra'augnter. was born on December 4 to Mr and Mrs. A. L. Duval of Silverton, who has been named Ruth Lavow. -. Furniture rpnobrtery And repairing. Qiesa-Powtri Furniture Company. iSQtf Hi-Ys to Meet Ben J. Kimber, general secre tary .of the' county YMCA. wlU speak a the Ili-Y clubs In Turner end Aunisville this evening. To morrow night he Till Journey to Aurora where he Till organize a Friendly Indian club. ing uniform system, of account- the Lincoln Pioneers met. Mr. E. lug. -Other state ana, truck oper- L.' Powell is. thelr.leader. Tonight ators will' appear before the com- the Whitman' Pioneers, under the mission today. Members of the commission .said that an order in the cases probably, would not be handed down for several days. leadership of N. M. Plnkblner, will meet.' The 'Shelf on Pioneers of the. First Christian , church will meet Wednesday night under the leadership of N. P. Webb. "The Jason Lee Pioneers, led by Robert MAKE LIFE WORTH UYIXO Don't so around feeling tired. lacking in energy and strength.! witty of Willamette university will because your kidneys are not meet Thursday. night.- J. B. Crary, working properly. The use of secretary of the boys' department FOLEY r ILLS, a diuretic stimu- at the IocaL YMCA will speak on lant for-the kidneys, wm "usn thig occasion. The Daniel Boone your kidneys, remove injurious waste matter and bring the kid neys back to a normal, active con Pioneers of the First Methodist church will be organized Thursday dition. "Your FOLEY PILLS are P'Si" unuer me leaaeremp the only thing that I eTer got to ence Oliver wttn tne assistance 01 Dorothy King, and groom, Victor U Larson, reside in, the SilTertoa Hills. -: Mr. and Mrs. Larson lefl for Birkenfield where . he will work for his brother until Christ mas. They will return to Silver- Christmas Records- Get yours while our stock is complete. II. L. Stiff Furn. Co. . : 1.V Hit Salem Over the jTop Salem has gone ore rthe top in ton to spend the holidays with the county YMCA drive, accord ing to Ben J. Kitnber. general secretary. Salemand Turner are tho nnlv rnrnmiinlltda nr in far .if..i I - - - - ucau"11" Salem's quota was $1800. the total tor the county being $4500. their tolas. They were given a reception November 2 at the. new Silverton Hills community halL They received many gifts. Hotel Marion- Dollar Dinner. Served 6:45 to S. Every evening. n-27tl do me any good," writes Samuel, Brenner, Alexandria, Ind. Adv. Will Speak Will Moore, state insurance com missioner, has received an invita tion to give an address before members of the Portland realty board on December 18. In event Mr. Moore is unable to comply with the request, W. A. Mullen, deputy state insurance commis sioner, will give the address. Mr. Moore has been requested to ex plain the new state real estate law. Silk Hosiery $1 V Howard Corset Shop, 153 South High. d8. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF ik'" in ii wiM.m.i n,nwiMiniwi.miiw, .. . .pi.,., ,.. ,. Gram Leaves Charles Oram. atate lahnr mm missioner, left for Portland yes-J-0" .Farm lslted terday where he has of flcial- mat-J Rev. Ernest Shanks, pastor of ters requiring his attention. .-, - the First Baptist church of Salem. and J. B. Crarv. secretary of the HT f I . ' moou opeciai boys' department of the local Five loads 16-lnch Inside mill 1 YMCA. motored to Collate Farm wood, $17.50; exceptionally good Sunday afternoon, where they con- OrVeaiherllaLn - : Cloudy Jenerally cloudy, west, probably rain northwest;-fair east portion; moderate temperature; light east erly, winds. Max. '(Monday). 52; Min. 36; RiTer 1.3, falling; Rain fall '.02; Atmosphere clear; Wind northwest. " Leaders Meet " . The Leaden' class of the Salem YMCA met last night for a supper and class discussion. Clarence Oliver at Willamette university, Eooke on and .demonstrated the topic, "Charting the Boy." Gifts for Men- Mrs. Trover, Trover's Studio. d8 Naturalization Date Set U. , G. ; Boyer, Marion county clerk, received- word yesterday that' on March 24,-1926 and Sep temeV 29, 192 6-have been set as ' the "days for the hearing of nat uralizations in Marion county. Official Business E. E. Bragg, member of the state industrial accident commis sion, is spending a few days at La Grande and other eastern Ore gon cities looking after official matters. .. ; v Oppen Teaches Acfcyttne ' I And electric welding. New elec tric welding machines, $250; acetylene generators, $90 and up. 695 Mill St. d7 Portland. She highly compliment ed the auxiliary upon the good quality of work being done, and progress made during the past year. Here on Basin ess- Howard Bates of Portland is spending a few days in Salem at tending to business matters. Mr. Bates owns considerable property here. , j Radio Headquarters, Phone 1935 Zenith, Fada, Magnavox and nsed sets. Good radio poles, 175 South High. dl2 Pierce Honored AI Pierce, until a few months ago manager of the Marion hotel here, has been elected president of the State Hotel association. Mr. Pierce is now located in Corvallis where he is manager of the Ben ton hotel.- J Exclusive Distribution j For W.,W. Kimball pianos.! A. B. Chase, Davenport & Tracy, Busk & Gerts. , Moore'a Muajc House. 409-415 Court. ' i20lt Toys for the ?hJldrcr At Stiff's furniture store. d5tf Chorus to Meet x The Salem 1 Boys', chorus i will meet tonight and again Thursday evening to practice their, numbers for the entertainment to be given Friday evening, December 18,' at the First Methodist church. Only part of the program will be a Christmas cantata; the remainder being devoted to community sing ing. Dr. H. C. Epley is directing the chorus and will conduct the community singing. ' Johnson's Man Here Sanfield Macdonald of Portland spent Saturday in Salem confer ring with state officials. Mr. Mac- donald was Oregon manager for Senator Hiram Johnson at; the time the latter was a candidate for president of the United States.. 'or Sale i . 1 oak dining table, six oak din ing chairs, 1 oak library table and other furniture, 1309 N. Commer cial Street. d9 Furniture TJphowttn j And repairing. c Gleae-Powers Furniture Comp&ar. slOti tioTrrnor to Speak Governor. Pierre will spend Wed nesday In Corrallis where he will Eire an address-Jwrore a citic or canization. On Thursday the gov ernor will sDeak before members of the Business Men's association in Portland. " ? One license Iwroed Only 'one marriage license was applied for, In the county clerk's office here yesterday. This was taken out by Charles W. Rader of Vancouver, Wash.; and Ida Mil dred Slelghter, 1 of Battleground, Wash. Pomeroy & Keene . Jewelers and Optomctiista Salem, Oregon U&DHWOOD . TYPEWRITER CO. Direct Factory Branch 510 Oovt Street Phone tea Typewriters Rented, Bold, -vV . . Repaired Special rental rates to students H. F. WOODRY & SON AaatlMMnr St4 ranmi Dlw. m ink far utd rrattan. tn ill Kortk Cwurcial. Office Ttea 75 or Res- wood. Prompt ding Logging Co delivery. Spaul Phone 1830. d8 r i 4 Egyptian Cats DoVou Know wnere to iraa one? if you don't, look in the window at 453 Court. St. d8 Chicago Bound Will Moore, state insurance com missioner, left here Saturday night for Chicago where he will attend a meeting of the insurance com-1 missionera of the various states. ducted services for the inmates Rev. Shanks spoke on the "Little Red Hen.' Marcell's Miracle Mineral For your better health. For free interview write U. H. Gaeley special representative, box 339. J3 What Have You to Trade? For a span of good work horses? Phone 994. dS. Veterans Get Permits An official confirmation of the order issued recently with respect to the issuance of free hunting and fishing licenses to disabled World war veterans, was received by U. G. Boyer. Marion' county clerk, yesterday. Veterans mak ing applications for the free li censes may do so here although the petition will be forwarded to the offices of the state game com mission lu Pittock building in Portland. Week-End Visit Arthur Benson, clerk of the sta.te supreme court, spent Saturday and Sunday in Portland looking after business matters. At Convention- House Dedicated The community house at Silver Falls; - seven ; miles northeast of Silverton, , was dedicated last Sat Fred Delano, owner of the Star"rday niht- OoTernor Walter M automobile agency here, is spend ing a few days at Oakland attend Fierce being the principal speaker. Ben J. Kimber, general secretary ing a conference of Star dealers ?f the countyjYMCA, conducted a on vie Pacific coast. Mr. Delano community sing, win return here on Friday of tntsi week. Toys for the Children At Stiffs furniture store. d5tf Electrical Holiday Gifts A large assortment. Halek and Eoff, 337 Court. d8 - Portland Men Arrested Ellis Morgan and W. F. Odekirk both of Portland, were arrested Sunday by O. O. Nichols, state traffic officer, and cited to appear in the Salem Justice court today on speeding charges. Attend Forestry Meet Lynn Cronemiller, deputy state forester, and W. A. Langell, field agent for the department, left here Sunday night for Victoria, B. C. where they are attending the an nual meeting of the Western For estry and Conversation associa tion. A number of matters of Im portance to the Oregon forestry department will be considered at tha meeting. The conference will close Thursday night. -x : 4 s . Closed Automobiles , -, , 4 At reduced prices. These In clude a Willys-Knight sedan, a Hudson coach, a Gardner coupe. a Ford coupe and a Studebaker closure. See these at '.the Certi fied Public Motor Car Market. nl7tf Mr. Crary. The, South Friends Pioneers will meet Friday night under the leadership of Ross Miles. A Xew Pipe Organ Record 'By the new electr leal process; a real treat. Stop in at Still s and hear it. : d8tf Auction Sale Every Wed. nite at F. N. Wood ry's new store, .Summer and Nor wav Sts. Phone 511. as Miss Stewart Leaves Miss M. A. Stewart, formerly Salem nurse for the Metropolitan Insurance company, has left for Klamath Falls, where she will as sume the duties of nurse at the Klamath Valley hospital. G'um Vender Stolen tJust recently one gum vending machine was stolen from Damon, a' grocery on -North Commercial, ahd last Saturday aight cne was stolen from H. Morgan, rpcer, on South Twelfth street. These ma chines are placed on a stand In front of the store and locked They, were torn, off the stand. robbed of cash and gum and then .. : , the - machines wllfuHy'sraasfeetM- pieces so as , to destroy any 'is dence - ' ,5 ; ' Radio Poles of Superior Quality mi0 Good used sets. rnon To Give Play - , ..- -pU Repeating for the third time, 8T the Sacajawea campfire girls will give their play. "The Call of yfo'U helo at Brush College on Satur- ; day evening. December 12. The play was given last Saturday at : , Hayesville, with a record attend ance. The first presentation was in the Salem high BChool auditor-- Oregon Deaf School "r -Head Here January lZ rJ. Lyman Steed, assistant super- intendent of the Pennsylvania state school for the deai.jMii ar- rive In Salem January l to assume-- ' charge of the Oregon deat school.X -according to a telegram received from him yesterday. Mr. Steed.,,?,, was elected superintendent of the.(,s Oregon Institution to succeed O. . rf L. Mclntyre, who resigned recent ly to accept a position at Council Bluffs, Iowa. ,; -f. ; - j Harrisburg Charles P. Riser, Oxford sheep breeder, won an in- fX ternatlonal championship at Kan- sas City stock show. .1 I Sew Red Seal Records. Single faced. 25c and Stiff's Furniture Co. 35c. datf Xew Bakery Busick's are building a new brick and concrete building to the rear of their"wholesale store on Court street to be used as a bak ery. This bakery when completed will be one of the most modern in the city. The company, hopes to be ready to operate by the first of January. - - 1 &v . wm rmv sii m m am i w , w- - - ..t DISTURBANCE IX A LOCAL THEATRE The patrons of a local show house were Very much disturbed and annoyed! by the continuous coughing of a person in the audi ence. Don t be a nuisance because you have a cough or cold. A few doses of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND taken promptly will bring speedy relief from coughs, colds and hoarseness. Mrs. W. T. ClaryJ White Plains, Va., writes: "We have used FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND for colds and . bad coughs with splendid results."- Adv. i '. y 5 to JRooms,. $330Q Today 5 rooms,' finished and plastered. balance ready to. lath and plaster, j garage and cement basement. On trim lot south,; near schools. This !isbest home buy we know. Some terms, Becke & Hendricks, . 189 N. High street. Hellig Bldg. dtf Get Your Tickets Early For "The Ship." Moroni-Olson play at the Heilig tomorrow. At 4ttA loot onirovAmanf 1 1 f ' V o t WP at a Dremium. dS Xmas Signs On the corner of Seventeenth and C streets where Lane Morley lives, Christmas trees are begin ning to blossom out like a small forest. Mr. Morley is an old time dealer in this staple article, hav ing done a retail and wholesale business In Christmas trees for years. Boys Overcoats- Sizes 3 to 16. on sale at Thos. Kay woolen Mill at half retail price. Still selling men's over coats at $12.50. d9 Hear Wendall Hall's newest "I Don't Think So" It's a scream Record Dept. at Stiff's. d8 In Portland- Mrs. George Griffith spent Sat urday and Sunday in Portland vis iting with friends. Book Ends at j Mrs! Trover's, Trover Studio. dS Goes to Portland- Miss Rose Baumgartner, an em ploye of the state industrial acci dent commission, spent Sunday in Portland with . friends and ; rela tives.- V i t C" Watch for the Folks, it will beieresden d8 Auxiliary to Elect The Sons of Veterans of . the Ciyil war auxiliary will hold, elec tion of officers for the ensuing year at their regular business meeting Tuesday evening at the armory. AH members requested to be present at the last meeting, November 24 the. auxiliary gave a o'clock supper in honor of Mrs Alon. Division inspector ! from Eastman Brothers Furnaces Salem Office 169 S. Hish Office boon: U:M TO I P. II,. Factory; Sflverton, Ore, Wood Wood TRACY'S FUEL YARD 167 D Street Telephone 2313 At Seattle Meet Rhea Lu per, .state engineer, left here Sunday night for Seattle where he will attend a meeting of Oregon and Washington offic ials in connection with the allo cation of the waters of the Solum- bia river. He later will go to Washington. D. C, where he will take part in a reclamation meet ing called by government officials. Banquet Is Held Churches and boys' organiza tions at Silverton joined in a com munity Father and Sons banquet ast night. J. M. Palmer, associate general secretary of the Portland YMCA, was the speaker. - Used Heaters, $1.50 and Up- Delivered and set up, cleaned. polished and entirely reconstruct ed. Stiff's Used Furniture Store. d8 IWal Receipts Big ?With postal receipts for Novem- berl925; st at $17,527.35, a dis tinct advance is noted over the same month ; of 1924, $13,560. 14, I according to report issued by the postoffice yesterday. Receipts for flie preceding month were $14, 519.32. New Rockers, loll9 and Xmas gifts at F. N. Woodry's Wed. nite auction. Summer and Norway Sts. , J. d8 Box Office Xow Open For "The Ship," given by the Moroni Olsen Players at the Hellig Wed.. Decs 9. Heilig orchestra furnishing music; 4 v d8 A Five or Ten-Pound Box t)f Oregon prunes makes a fine gift for your eastern friends. Show them what we produce in Oregon. Roth Grocery Co. attend .to the shipping, just give them the ad dress. Express charge anywhere in U. S. A. is about 55c on ten- pound box. .. dlO Births Are Reported- Four births were reported at the office of the city health of ficer Monday. To Mr. and Mrs Frank Whittemore of 2390 Trade street was .porn on December 5, a son, who has been named Charles Douglas. A son was born on De cember 3 to Mr. and Mrs. aDniel J. Fry of Saiem, and they have named him Daniel Joshua. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Leonhardt of Sa Veterinarian' Reports Dr. W. H; Lytle. state veterin arian, will return here today after attending to official business tn eastern Oregon, Dr. Lytle spent a couple of days at Dufur where ne invest i galea reports mat a laltee number of horses had died the result of a mysterious mal ady. Kllie Sheenan r . Partv with that card communl- i - j ui t-- v..-1 : - . iem receiveu a utuguier uBremuw uate witn box 4349 care of States d man. Wedding Solemnized A very pretty wedding was sol emnized at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. King. Rev. J. A. Bennett of the Chris tian church of Silverton perform ed the ceremony. The bride. Miss Ml! DISEASES Acute and Chronic treated by the latest Electrical, Theraphy and Osteopathy. Consultation Free I B. H. WHITE Physician and Surgeon BOO U. 8. Bank Bldg. i Salem, Oregon i Speeder Arrested I i. 4 snort or saiem was arresiea Sunday by Officer Hickman on charge of speeding.. He was cited to appear Monday but his case has been continued for a week. 1 Dainty Handkerchiefs For dainty people, 15c-$1.50 Howard Corset Shop, 153 South High. 1 d8 MODEL BAKERY - 121 South Commercial PAINTING KALSOMINING PAPER HANGING For the right kind of materials and the very best workman ship call ui, Gabriel Powder and Supply Co. 17 8. Commercial Phpna Til WaldcHpel Case Up Carl Waldespel who was arrest ed about a month ago on a charge of driving while under the influ ence of intoxicating liquor, is I scheduled to' be tried by jury in city court Wednesday afternoon a 2 o'clock. ... - V' Cherriaus to Jlee't Salem Cherrians will meet this evening at 1:20 o'clock for a din ner and business meeting. Officers for the coming year will be, nom inated and elected at the meeting LADD & BUSH, Bankers Established 1SOS General Banlnng Bu:!nes4 Offle Bovrs 1 U pJu 1 F. N. WOODRY Salem's Leadlnf AUCTIONEER rays Cash For Fnrnitnre Residence and 8 tore , ; 1010 North Summer PHONE 511 MEstabUshcd Bince IPlfl", Rout Cut $370 to $ao Large 5-room flat, suitable bust aess peoplei teachers, nurses, etc I Warinand clean and right down town. Ranges furaished, fmme diate possession. See 666 Fer ry. Becke & Hendricks. 189 K High street, Heilig Bldg., phone 161. - r ' :-.v l . ' detr Stage Hearinc 4 . ; -' i -1 wenty slaee and truck opera tors appeared before ihe, state bub- : lie, service commiBuIon Monday to I show cause why their permits! . s 1 should not bo .revoked because of j , their failure -to- comply with aa t . -- Pioneers M.eet The pioneer clubs of the city are meeting this week. Last night Obituary Baldwin In this city December 7, Linus H. Baldwin, age 73 years: The husband of Mrs. Lorinda Baldwin, father of Mrs. Groyer C. Potter of Salem. Richard N. Baldwin of Myrtle Creek, Ben L. Baldwin of Nampa, Idaho, Jess N. Baldwin of Roseburg and Ralph J. Baldwin of Portenrville. Cal. Announce ment of funeral later by the Rig don & Son. mortuary. Feel All Out of Sorts? ARE you tortured with constant baocache and stabbirg pains; subject to headaches, dimness and kidne; irregularities? Feel drowsy and listless? Likely, then, your r kidneys are not functioning properly Don't neglect sluggish.. -; . kidneys! Kelp them with Doans Pills, a stimulant diuretic Thousands recommend Doans. Asyour neis-JboTj . , , s ., a. V. Ireland, 1093 Brodwmy. Mjti: Hf M oftra ached if it would break. When X stooped, I bad sharp ' estche. The kidney secretions were scanty and highly . . colored, contained a sediment and at times particles ol gravel. I used Doan's Pills for these attacks and they relieved the -aches and pains and regulated ny kidneys." oati'S Fills Stimulant Diuretic to the Kidiwys 60c all dealers. Fostcr-Milhirn Co., Mfg. ChcmisU, BuffiJo,N.Y 1 Brown In this city December 6, Mrs Cqra V. Brown at tbe age of 5 years. The remains will be for. warded by the Rigdon & Son mor tuary to Corvallis for funeral services and Interment. . , GRATITUDE It slngeth low in every heart: We hear it each and all A Bong of those who answer not. However we may calL But, oh, 'tis good to think of them. When we are troubled sore;. Thanks be . to God that such have been, ' Although they are no more!- John W. Chadwick. W; T. Rigdon & Son JOE WILLIAMS The Battery Man If Tea Like Goed Serrlce Can tTs. WILLAftD Ml Court St. Phone 198 , AkXl Cantilever (Ifitfsrever typecf foot i 0 jastcecs turn i "Shavinc in now a Treas ure Instead of a morning task and one blade serves many weeks- the! savipg in blades alone ,wUL pay ; for. this.- wonderful. Btrop-i per." . : -t-( i CM. Adainsoa, SyracQse, N. T. Perfect Shaves all f ; the time9 ; : t Xo matter how tender yonr face or : tough the beard, a few stroke of -the James Stropper puts a bettcr-Uutu-tiew edge on your blade "M, that you get the. shaTO of your , sliavlng life. Buy ft James today. 2 .f . . . Gold Plated, with flnsi- Leather Strop; all In com- V-..,; pact Morocco Leather.. Case - ProtecUd sy C.a. snd Tortus rateuU -' w ' CAPITAL DRUG STORE ' 103 State, Street, Corner Liberty Auc Sale tioe EveryWed. Nite 7 p.m. ' at'-': F. H. mOODRY?S NeyiAuctionl Mar . : ; 1610 NdrtliiSumm St., Cor. Norway; 'Consisting of 8 new walnut and leatlicr rockers: walnut' : dresser; walnut buffet; .walnut idavenport table; oak dress--crs, 2 fir dressers; ? ivory dressers; ivory vanity; walnut , aod tapestry dubfold; victrola and records; "Cheney phono- l erapb and records; oak couch; sanitary couch; oak cxten-' ston tables :;chairsr oak. rockers; 5 silk floss mattresses; 8 -- beds and springs:-2 used coagoleum rugs; ranges; heaters; "rtaTl 4eaf '.UWc33. ehiftonieres; gas ranges; oak sideboard; kitchen cabinets; 13; new dolls, and ml3Cellaiicou3 lot of Xmas goods suitable for presents; 3 good rugs; new cups ; and saucers and plates, and many other articles which space . yWill not permit to advertise. Terms cash. - " PUBLIC ATTENTION - There. are hundreds taking advantage of these Wethies--, day night auctions. 'Why not you? Sales held Inside where , It's warm and oty.: If you have anything trvvaell iust phone fill and I will arrange to sell for you on "rtmmisjion or will pay you the cash. This is the Woodry you have' known for the past 10 years. Yours for service and satis." . faction. . ;. . - F. N.iWpODRY, . '-'Salciii, Leading Auctioneer : : : : k PHONE 511 order: cXllfc'xiaiiiiiUii doaianlrfiit-rEUi.