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' -- . '.I J ... I , S1MKS0N--GROCERY Phones '48 and 49 , No. JO Buckeye .Cbrn: . -4 Meal : " 4 i No. 10 Potlatch Pancake and Biscuit-Flour ....:t.:.:;i,?. ;CaUurHeinV &m'ail size"&ttie, 1 . for this week,: per. bottle-..... .. IOC dried Italians 3rpounds -1 Petif Primes- 'i,,.. ??3un4s: -4 ". i Fancy aried Peaches--r : 2 ! pounds tjl Fancy dried Apricots !V 3 pounds I Choiice-Cooiing .Figs .2 p6und3 ;i:!......;..... Orange Marmalade t large size glass Phone your orders save shopping in the cold wintry weather. It is much more con 4 : -venient; more economical. We deliver without extra charge 1T NE WS INi -BMIEF UJUUL -Lnj-fcnj i-rLinr jnr.n nr in, nr juumjinnaji i n n ri i r - .r r iQjnjTjrLnjnjnjnjnn-j n r iliujulji. i lti u ilTJiiriJiri rTri r rim mr n " OureaLiHerKam Generally cloudy, moderate temperature, . moderate easterly winds. Max. 58; min. 39; river 4.S falling; rainfall none. Atmosphere, clear; wind south west. ' . Will in Enpene George C. Will, local music store man, waa in Eugene yester day looking over a building there to obtain ideas for the eight-story building he. is planning to build next summer on the corner of Ferry and Liberty streets. Furniture Upholstery ' And repairing. Giese-Powers Furniture company. s20tf Motion Day Is Setr-i- , Thursday,. December . 31, has been set as motion day in depart ment No. 1, Judge Percy R. Kel ly's department of the circuit court. Friday, New Year's day, is a non-Judicial day.. Dance Opening of the new Clemens dance pavilion Hazel Green, New Year's Eve. d29 Speeder Fined Walter Herbolt of route 3, Sa lem, who was arrested Sunday by Officer ' Edwards on a charge of speeding, was fined $5 by Judge Poulsen yesterday. Xew Red Seal Decora Single faced, 25c and 33c Stiff's Furniture Co. d5tf Xew Years, Xew Home Take this.4;room9 new with furnace, fireplace, hardwood, etc. T7e have three north, south and east. $3600 to $3800. Terms, $100 to $600 down, balance like rent. ' Immediate possession on 2. Becke & Hendricks, 189 N. High street. d25tf Licenses "Are Issued Two marriage . licenses were issued by the county clerk Mon day. They." were taken out' by C. W. Biascher, mail carrier, 775 North" Cottage street, and Mrs. Georgia Robertson, Turner; P. L. Johnson, salesman, 271 D street, and R. M. Ifalvorson, route 7. A license was issued late Saturday eveiinz to Rev. J. J. Evans and Edilh EL Jones of Salem. Pomeroy & Keene Jewelers and Optometrist Salem, Oregon UNbEbWOoD TYPEWRITER CO. Direct Factory Branch 810 Court Street . Phone MS ' Typewriter Rented, 8oId, Bepalred Special rental ratei to ttiidxtf H. F. WOODRY & SON 171 ftwtft OtwurtUl . Office Phcss 75 cr Rea Uence Phone 1843-W f J. THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM. OREGON SUCCESSORS TO WELLER BROS. 155 North Commercial St. 42c 59c HONEY Fancy White Mountain Honey -large combs .;:k.jsS. Fancy Strained Honeys pint size : - 28c 2 for - --. . Fancy Strained quart size 2 for :29c I 3Sc $1.00 25c 19 c ino. a liddy s an iiavors, per -No, 10 A. &X. per can No. 10 broken per can Car Stolen - Deputy Sheriff Xe of Eugene has reported to Jocal police that a special sport Star touring was stolen from, that city about; 8 o'clock Sunday evening, .iThe, car bore Oregon license' No isd-J2. F.xclusiTe Distribution For W. W. Kimball pianos.' A. n. Chase, Davenport & Tracy, Bu?h & Certs. Moore's Music House, 409-415 Court. a20tf Speeder Arrested Scott McClellan of Eugene ras arrested by Officer Edwards for speeding Sunday. He was releas ed upon posting $10 bail. 1920 Calendar Free, Homer IT. Smith Ins. Agency, over MHlers. d22tf Christmas in Portland Mrs. Genevieve Gray, of the Gray Improvement Shop, spent Christmas in Portland. Marcell's Miracle Mineral for your better health. For free Interview write G. H. Gazeley, special representative. Box 339. J3 J4cense Suspended ' K. W. Emmons of Salem, who was arrested Sunday evening by Officer Edwards on a charge of speeding, was sentenced by Judge Poulsen Monday to have his driv ers' license revoked for 30 days. New Years' Dinner At Hotel Marion. $1.50. Served Jl from 5:45 to 8. p. m. Speedier Tlned D. Cadwell, arrested Saturday night for speeding in s truck. said to have defective brakes, was fined $15 by Judge Poulsen yes terday. At Elks Temple Big dance, good music. New Year's eve. d31 Car Recovered - -The Ford touring belonging to George Balod of route 4, Salem, has been recovered in Polk coun ty. The car was stolen from Sa lem on Christmas day. When found the car had been stripped of everything that would come off of it. ' We Are Putting Onr entire stock of all wool over roate-on sale ot $12, -$15. and $20. The price on many of these coats is less than r the manufacturing cost. Thos. Kay Woolen Mills no. d31 v Rcsijrnat ions at ! Penitentiary- Warden J. W. Lillie announced the resignation of two men from the force at the penitentiary yes terday morning, as follows: Carl Eastman Brothers Furnaces Salem Office 169 S, High Office hours: 1S:M TO S F. If. Factory EflverUm, Ore, Wood Wood TRACY'S FUEL YARD 167 D 8treet Telephone 231S , LADD & BUSH, Bonkers Estafcllsfced lBom General Banking Business ;u OtfJe Mi from 25c 35c 65c 65c Honey SL25 jenys in iinsjj $1.10 can....,. grated Pineapple Ayf - ?JzL2z:.:.::x 3rt C sliced Pineapple - 98c Green, night chapel guard, and Keita WJlUe, guard. uiDDy, ex-seryiee; man frftm. Salem has been appointed tojAllfcthe former place. . Mr. Libby has a. splendid four And jone-half ta", military record tolAs1 credit.' of guard will be filled later. Brother Elks If yon don't" dance you'll be sorry. New Year s eve. uji Build ins Permit issued David Warner has taken out a permit from the office of the city recorder to construct a one-story dwelling at 1080 Highland ave nue. The structure is to cost $900. Furniture I'pholstery And repairing. Giese-Powers Furniture company, s20tf Taylor to Plead Not Guilty J. Wesley Taylor of Bend, who was arrested Saturday night on charges of speeding, possessing llnuor. and driving while under the influence of intoxicating liq- uor, is to plead not guilty, it is understood. Date for his trial has not been set, as he has not yet chosen a lawyer. Few Boys Overcoats Left at $5. Boys' suits at $7. A real buy in men's suits at $16. Thos. Kay Woolen Mills Co. d31 Hart man Elect ed Otto A. Hartman was elected by members of the Salem Cham ber of Commerce at their lunch eon yesterday as director of the civic department of the chamber. In the regular election Mr. Hart han had tied for the honor. This is the second year Mr. Hartman is on the board of directors m tnts . . ... i capacity. A Xew Pipe Organ Record By the new electrical process; a real treat. Stop in at Stiff s and hear it. d8tf Miller Arrested Fred Miller of Silverton was arrested Sunday by State Traffic Officer Nichols and City Traffic Officer Hickman and charged with having switched license plates onion the road to recovery his car. gation. He was held for investi- Business Building, Cheap . New brick, with excellent lease to net 3 percent. $21,000: $7,000 to handle. Real buy. Becke Ml Hendricks. 189 N. High. d25tf Arrested Without Lights Stanley Mavberry of 305 South Twenty-third street was arrested Sunday by Officer W. M. White for driving without lights. His case was dismissed by Judge Poulsen Monday. Miller to Speak Rev. Carl F. Miller, pastor of the South Friends church of Sa lem, will be the principal speak er at the Salem Rotary club s luncheon to be held at the Marion DISEASES Treated by Osteopathy and the latest electrical Therapy. including Dr. Abram's elec tronic system. No charge for consultation DR. B. H. WHITE . Physician and Surgeon 606 U. S. Bank Building Salem, Oregon 19 tm S Wl.c,IKI Everyone want a closed car that is in Rood condition. ' We Iiave just what yon want. A reconditioned Oak land coupe with good rubber, new paint and some extras. This ii real boy at f ftOO hotel Wednesday noon. F. A. El Hot will preside. Iter. Miller will speak on "New Year's Resolu tions." Special music will be ren dered by R. C. Stevenin, Save Your Radiator From freezing, at O. J. Wilson's garage. 3S8 North Commercial prompt service. d-29tt Hirth Is Reported Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Smith of Salem received a daughter on De cember 28, according to a report filed with the city health officer Monday. The girl was unnamed in the report. Xow Is the Time To buy blankets. We have larpe s:?.e all wool double blankets at from $5 to $14. Thos. Kay Wool en Mill Co. d31 Goos to Portland Mra. Fulkerson, county school BUpPrintendent. went to Portland yGsterday to attend the State Teachers' association meeting. 102 Calendar Free, Homer n. Smith Ins. Agency, over Millers. d22tf Held for Investigation John Salladay of Seaside, Wal ter Salladay of Warrenton,- and It. V. Harris of Warrenton were arrested by Officer Olson Sunday night on High and State streets. They are boing held for investi gation. Save Your Radiator From freezing, at O. J. Wilson's garage, 3S8 North Commercial fiompt service. d-29tf Released to Laiic County E. Pickens, Pauline Barker and Wanneta Austin, who were ar I rested recently on charges of be ing intoxicated, and held for in- vestigation, have been released to officials of the sheriff's office of Lane county. Trade Wliat You Hare For what you want. See Ter minal Realtors, Terminal hotel lobby. d9tf Holiday Guests Mr. and Mrs. Perkins Spencer of Portland were Christmas guests of George B. Crater and wife of this city. All Elks Come to the dance New Year's Eve. d31 Publisher Here Robert Allison, of the Three s'8tpr3 Publishing company. Is I registered at the Bligh hotel. Mr i Allison's headquarters are in Port 1 land. Goes to Portland Frank Bligh made a business trip" to Portland yesterday. I Mother Recovering Helen Rude's mother, who has I been; confined to the Willamette I sanitarium for some time past, is lf.!0 Paid Monthly Will retire a loan of $1000 in 140 months.. This applies to new buildings only. Ralph H. McCur dy, office over Miller's store. d29 Dr. Yytle Return Dr. W. H. Lytle, state veterin- arian, returned here yesterday Ifrom a week spent at Pendleton land other Eastern Oregon citle? Jon official business. 1 Property Ownei I Have you troubles with your real estate or insurance? It s our business; bring them in. Becke & Hendricks, 189 N. High. d25tf Kozer Returns- Sara A. Kozer, secretary of state eturned here Sunday night from Portland where he spent Christ mas with relatives.1'"' Mrs. Kozc PAINTING KALSOMINING PAPER HANGING For the right kind of material and the very , beet wnrgman blp Call Hi. ? Gabriel Powder and Supply Co. 17 R. Commercial Phone Tit F. N. WOODRY, - Balem'i Leading ' i AUCTIONEER Pays Cash For Furniture Residence and Store 1610 North Summer PHONE 511 L will not return here until after :he first of the year. Vttitrd ITere John Cochran, formerly deputy iiecretary of state but now employ ed In tho federal internal revonue department in Portland, spent a couple of days in "Salem with fi iends, rerently.. If You Are in Need Of an overcoat .pj, a pair of blankets. ee our lines before you buy. Thoa. Kay Woolen Mill Co. ' tl31 Away on Business ' D. D. Cpjohn, locdl florist, spent yesterday In Portland visiting with friends and 'looking . after busi ness matters. -- Sportsmen nave Lack - Last Sunday, Jim Patterson and Walter'-' Garth were at their duck pond, in McXary Meadows, -which is close to Rickreall. They killed 15 mallard ducks, 5 spriggs, 13 snipe and nine wood ducks. Auction Snlc Every Wednesdays- Night, 7 p. m. F. N. Woodry's new store. Summer and Norway streets. Cash paid for user fur niture. Phone 511. d30 Forgery Is Charged Leo Lawson was arraigned in the justice court yesterday after being arrested by city police on a forgery charge. He was committed to the county Jail when he was unable to furnish hall of S1000 set by Brazier C. Small, justice of the peace. Attends Convention- Lane Morley of Salem will at tend the State Teachers' associa tion to be held in Portland on De cember 29, 30 and 31. as a rep resentative of the Oregon Teach ers' Monthly, the official state teachers' magazine. Auction Sale '- Every Wednesday night. 7 p. m. F. N. Woodry's new store Sum mer and Norway Sts. Cash paid for used furniture. Phone 511. d29 Obtains Divorce Julia French was granted a di vorce from Floyd French In the circuit court yesterday on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. They were married in Salem in March 1921. The case was hoard before Judge L. H. McMahan. Birth Is Announced Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Mist re ceived a cablegram yesterday an nouncing the birth of a seven pound boy to Lieut, and Mrs. Cecil Mist, Fort Davis, Panama. Lieut. Mist is a graduate of the Salem high school class of 1918. Divorce Is Granted Charging cruel and inhuman treatment. Agness Burr was granted a divorce from C. F. Burr in the circuit court here yesterday. They were married In June 191 C in Jacksonville. The case was heard before Circuit Judge L. II. McMahan. Kellcy Resigns C. C. Kelley, at one time as sistant state highway engineer but more recently in charge of the Obituary Buckbee Phoebe Catherine Buckbee died at a local hospital December 27 at the age of 68 years. She is survived by two sons, Charles of Beaver, Oregon, and William of Garibaldi, and by five grand children and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 1:10 o'clock from the Rigdon & Son mortu ary. Interment will be in the City View cemetery. Hurley At a local hospital. December 26. Frank Hurley at the age of 49 years. . He! is survived by a brother in Seattle. Funeral an nouncement later by the . Webb funeral parlors. Haversoii At Central Howell. December 26, 3:55 a. m.. James Haverson, at the age of 67 years, 7 months. Husband of Rosa J. Haverson, father of Ernest F. Haverson of Portland; Edith M. Haverson of Salem ; Rosa J. Hammer and Bca trice L. Welch of Portland : Wn liara, V. Haverson of Bailey Island, Canada: Louise S. Hamilton of Los-Mollnos.-'Cal.: Jiarold D. Hav erson of Portland.TCllen M. Haver son and Walter R. Haverson of Central Howell. Four grandchil drcn, fire sisters and three' broth ers also survive him. rne late Mr. Haverson was born In Lou don, England. The fuperal Will be held at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday. December 29, at the Jack & E le mon mortuary of Silrefton, Rer. Clayton Judy of tlie Central How ell Congregational ctmreh offici ating:. 3 ' SLEEP IS BEST I have lived long today. In wind and sun; ' " Like dreams the throbbing hears have passed, t a bt )ne. - ,' - , The light-turns cold and grayr Far down thefwet: ' I know that t shall sleep at Wrtptast ",Z u '-'$"7 : ; v Sleep is best. . i ' " " , ; . .Samuel Heller. W.RIonSbri TUESDAY MORNING, Klamath Falls district for the highway department, has resigned his position. He is now in the east visiting with friends. Mr. Kelley was considered one of the most efficient highway engineers in the state and has been offered several lucrative positions in Cali fornia. Cornelius Vigils Thomas Cornelius, until a few months, agn in charge of the state penitentiary farms, spent Monday in Salem with friends. He is now located on a ranch in Washington county. To Visit Xew Years Miss Lena Calhoun, an employe of the motor vehicle department, will spend New Year's In Port land. Go tojMeetlng J. A.r Churchill, state superin tendent of education, and W. M. Smith, chief assistant in the state educational department, have gone to Portland to attend the annual meeting of the Oregon State Teachers' association. Plans Xew Year Visit . C. N. Laugh ridge, deputy sec retary of state, will spend the New Year in - Portland with friends. He will be accompanied by Mrs. Langhridge- and daugh ter. Returns lYom California James Young, auditor in the state department, returned here Monday night from San Francisco where he spent Christmas with his sisters. While Returns George A. While, adjutant gen eral, has returned to Salem after a few days spent in Portland. He was accompanied by Mrs. White and two daughters. Writes From Washington Rhea Luper, state engineer, who is now in Washington, D. C, attending a reclamation ineoting, has written that he will return to Salem shortly after the first of the year. He was accompanied on tho trip by Mrs. Lupcr. i Returns From Raker William Levens, state prohibi tion director, returned here Mon day from Baker where he spent Christmas with his wife and fam ily. Mr. Levens said that there is considerable snow in the Baker vicinity, with freezing , tempera tures. Governor Ls Here Governor Pierce has returned here after a few days spent at Se attle and La Grande. Justice Returns- Thomas A. McBrlde, chief Jus tice of the Oregon state supreme court, has returned to Salem af ter spending Christmas with rel atives in Washington county. Must List Army Cars Officers of the United States army stationed in the state of Ore gon must register their motor ve hicles and pay the annual license fees the same as any other citi zen, according to a legal opinion prepared by - the attorney gene ral. The" opinion was" requested by the secretary of state. Auditors Confer Auditors employed by the state industrial accident commission in various sections of the state gath ered here Monday for their an nual conference. A large num ber of matters incident to the ad ministration of the workmen's compensation act was scheduled for discussion. The conference will continue until tonight. Ap proximately 20 auditors employed by the commission were in at tendance at today's sessions of the conference. Rodney .Manes Recovering Rodney Mapes, the 7-year-old boy who was hit by an automobile driven by Carroll Kiser early Saturday evening, is doing nicely at the hospital. He was crossing the street with his mother and two sisters and.' It Is claimed, was not playing with tho toy. Accord ing to reports, the boy was cross ing from the east to the west when tho car approached from the north. The boy was knocked down and his arm broken. The accident occurred at about C:30 o'clock Itt the evening. The boy was removed to the hospital.' McXary to Speak JohnILT MeNary will sneak at the Saletn Klwanlg club luncheon to be held this noon at the Marion hotel. Nature of his speech has not been revealed, although it; is understood he will refrain from politics, Scott Tage has promised to' furnish goose for the luncheon. Employment Report- Filed : Last week 28, men and two women . received emnlnvmont through the Salem 'YMC A employ ment bureau, according to report submitted by Sims Phillips, in charge of the bureau. . There were 83 men to register for jobs, but only 28 calls for help were re ceived. 'Men were referred and placed for each Job offered. Twenty-one women sought em ployment .through the bureau. For this number but two. jobs were called, In. two ' women ' were re ferred and both placed.- t'rjred to Wire i Members of the .Oregon public service commission yesterday were urged to send telegram to Bena t6r ft 1 McXary and Robert N. Stanfild,requesUng them ta'vote DECEMBER 29, 1925 against the confirmation " of Richard V. Taylor and Thomas F. Wood lock, who hare been: recom mended by President Coolldge as members "at the Interstate com merce commission. The telegram asking the Oregon public service commission to interfere in the confirmation of the proprosed members of hte interstate com merce commission was received from the public service commis sion of the state of Louisiana. Members of the Oregon commis sion indicated that they would not comply with the request. Firecrackers Allowed For anybody who , . wants : to shoot firecrackers to celebrate the new year, will be absolutely permissable, as Mayor Giesy said yesterday that it would be allowed on that occasion. Blank cartridges may be used in guns, but bullets are barred. The general demand for firecrackers on New fears night, and, that little danger of fire at this time of year are rea sons given by the mayor. Lost. George Washington Yesterday, a large . picture of George Washington, was being sought from the office of the county school superintendent, as one could not be found at the state house, the court house or any of the libraries. It was to be used thi evening at tho meeting of Filipino people of Salem at Waller hall, to observe the 29th anniversary of the death of the Filipino patriot. Dr. Jose Rizal. Bearcats Lose Saturday night at Washougal, Wash., the Bearcat quintet was beaten by the town team, the score being 3 8 to 37. The Willam ette team was weak due to the fact that Hartley and Robertson were not playing. River Falling: The Willamette river hr.s fallen more than six feet In tho past four days. Pole Catches Fire Sunday afternoon a pole that caught fire; on account of a brok en insulator, caused tho F. E. P. company 10 snut -on power on their lines somewhere between Salem and Silverton. Due to the new line that has been installed recently via Newbreg, Salem and vicinity got power, this line being used entirely while repairs were Delng made. Silverton got their current from a plant that 3s situ ated about two miles west of that city, and which is only used in emergencies. Xorth western In On account of the Christmas holiday, the river steamer North western, was held over one day. AUCTION SALE EVERY WED. NIGHT 7 P. M. F. N. WOODRY'S New Store Summer and Norway Sts. ' Phone 511 Cash Paid for Used Furniture .Remember the Auction Sale Thursday ALL OREGON PARENTS - " Shoald "r ' ,ij : " , "- r- - - H.- . ' ' Link the Future of Their. Children V : ' with a - , Lincoln National Life Insurance Company - .Juvenile or -Educational Trust Fnnd Policy- - ' they make their college training-sure, at a nominal cost ,.-. .-.-!.- VICTOR SCHNEIDER, Special 4gent r . nuiui WUUIKHUI PUTT-!, MUCut rbone 577 I - - ; :' 1U3CKK . f Insurance of a HeUl2 Theater -4 ' ': "i. " 5 " "and"did"notdock in Salem until last evening. Dite to the tact that annual Inventories are soon to be taken, focal merchants are order ing: less merchandise. The shin ping company expects heavy loads in the new year. ' At Teachers Meet W. W. : Fox. supervisor - of schools, and R. P. Miller, superin tendent of schools, were in Port land yesterday ! attending t:.e State Teachers' association. Switching Plates Charged L. Clajr Allen, of tho Ail. n Automobile company of Silverton. was fined $100 in tho Justice court on a charge of switch In license plates on : automohl!(-s. Allen was arrested. KyOO Ni chols. Btate traffic -officer. 'Allen is 6aid to have sold a machine and to have taken plates from another car and placed them on the one he aold. The buyer-; wm then ar rested, and pleaded ignorance of any violation, declaring that he knew nothing of the changed plates when be purchased the car. A net ion Sale Thursday Dec. 31, 1:30 p. m , 1710 Cen ter St., cor. 18th. Classy S-room bungalow, piano, electric range, phonograph, walnut 4 post bed and other furniture. K. N. Vod- ry is tho auctioneer, phone S 1 1 . d29 Woods Released Jack Woods, arrested several days ago on a charge of being in toxicated, was released Monday by order of Judge Poulsen," Visit iir In Medfortl Miss Louise Williamson. Of ihe state corporation department, is spending a week at, Medfurd vis iting with her parents. Speeding Cliargid I B. M. Peterson of Seattle, wan arrested last night by Warren Ed wards, .city trafflcj officer, on a speeding charge, and deposited $10 ball to guarantee bis appear ance in court this afternoon. Leon Spada. also arrested, by Of ficer Edwards on a speeding charge, will appear In court this afternoon. JOE WILLIAMS The Battery Man, Our Service -At Your Command . WUiLA&D 631 Conrt St. ; Phon 1M SCHAEFER'S CAPSULES will break up your cold in 24 hours or, money refunded V CCHAEFER'CJ DRUG STORE ; : The Yellow Front Phone 107 135 North" Commercial Street i The.Penslar.Slorc . MVfcrV tvyov)6V - dot Mmut : v Hqm Atom Ago af. & 1IEXDUICKM " 1 i- 'f) All Kinds Tel. 101 Lobby. 189 N High' ' , .... ) GOLD
