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THE OREGON STATESMAN SALEM, OREGON 1 ; f 9 l ' -v-lr. .-ryrj1 Pt ;i Parted during the month, areata 1' ff jjll-' II . .... . . ..... . t i II I IBJUOif,f5ril " f? I hi The Democratic club of Oregon I resulting from the activities of if . II B L' t UH1 til l..J!U : r, r: r- y - I II 111)1 ia-jr ' -- i " r 1 1 iui vi L4tll home incidents are the little things that count in pictures. vAn it's all t so youfself here. -Kodaks $5 upili X ; - rAt Home With the KodT" gives many pat pointers J 4 ; t .J f. on picturemaking. Stop In for a copy free I M i sive Distributors UNSETTLED - Occasional rain west portion and local rainsand .snows east .por tion; slight' qhange la tempera ture, southerly windsff fresh s- and strong on hte coast. Max. tif miaAirTalnfalL .-62; river, 6.2 falling; atmosphere cloudy; wind, southwest. Call f or Licei . Only five more days are left for dog owners to secure licenses be fore the penalty , is attacked to the tax. After March 1, the licenses will cost double. Now the tax hi $2 for females and $1 for males. To days there , have- been 1508 licenses applied fof out of the 25T0 dogs registered last year in .n coufltr Tjia .applications maue id u. fjoyert, cuuu- r '.3-. Hotel Marloi ; Dollar dinner, served 5:45 to 8 very evening. 12tf l :.- - -r :. Mri HannaliT Expert ! Halt - cutter - JEoTmerly ; with CIT Y NE OurWeatherMan 1 ; Meier:; and Finit f ot, Portland is now1 ! employed at 1 the ' Mo'del Beiuty Parlors,; 1 :Tbe city ilbrary will.be closed all day Monday, February 22, on aetount of Washington's birthday. Howard Corset Shop ; Has moved to 165 rN. Liberty. Sen Vlck ImproTlng : Ben Vlck of the. Viek Brothers Auto company, is now rapidly im proving from1 an operation and is expected to leave the ! hospftar by Tuesday. .! One License Issued i , One marriage license was issued .in the county clerk's; of flee , here "'yesterday. It was taken out by William Everett Scott, farmer. and Ruby Ethel Stone, both of Lebanon. - ! , ; 5 ; Pomeroy . Si. Keene ' , ' Jeweler and Optometrists . - i , , Salem, Preson, t .. jj Eastman Brother ft '. ' I . . Salem Office' 169 & IUkh , Of nee noun: ; ) 1J1LTOJP.U. FACTORS, SIIiVEBTOlf, ORB. Underwood Typswritcr Co. ;. Tfmrtorr Branch S10 Court Street p Phone SC2 TypewTitere Rented, eeio, ;. ' . Repaired. Mbme wiffithe album full is a prized possession. easy with a Kodak. KODAK FILM FINISHING titimZ: -V J.H. WILlJBTT feV OWL DRUG CO. v ; State at Liberty WS IN Petitions Received , Two petitions for paving were received yesterday by City Re corder Mark Poulsen. , One is for the paving of Warner street from the Tile road to Hunt street. The other, for the paving of North Liberty street from Broadway to the north bank of the North Mill creek. The latter petition was signed by every property owner along the street mentioned. .The two petitions will be submitted to the council at its meeting March 1st. The Bon cilia Beauty Specialist Will be at Perry's drug store all this weekT " Free facial "massage to ladies. f21 Keep In Mind Those good Sunday dinners at at the Salem Restaurant, i Come and be satisfied. T5ci Also open evenings to 12 m. : ! vf21 . t 1 ' . Fined for Parking- I H. S. Carter of -this city was yesterday fined $1 by Judge Poul sen for having parked in-, f.ront of a theater. - This is the first fine to ne : levied under ; the. ordinance adopted last Monday night by the council prohibltif the! pairing of cars in front of theaters. V BAB Optical Co. I r 370 H State. Phone 328. f21 Prepared . ;.1.:.4:,. tVT. -. ". To care for your., spring harness needs. Nothing takes the place of leather.; F. E. Shafer, harness supplies, 170 S. Commercial, f 21 Fined for Parking- r f Three men,; Carl Butler,-Dr. J. S- Backstand and Dr."! ' George Vehrs, were fined $1 each by Judge Poulsen yesterday for hav ing parked overtime, j Kindergarten Enroll; Now For spring term. Morning and afternoon classes, 1570 Court. Tel. 1150-W. ' tZf Receives Fine ' i C. Raymond Ely was' fined SS by Judge Poulsen yesterday for having allowed three other per sons with him in the front seat while he .was driving, j - Wanted . ! Listings of all kinds. L. C. Brotherton, 370 State St. f23 Keep in Mind I Those .good Sunday dinners at at the Salera Restaurant., Come and be satisfied. 75c Also open evenings to 12 m.'v ' f2i Water Applications r Applications filed fin the ' state i engineer's . department , yesterday follow: ' R. W. Clarke. Salem. JOE WILLIAMS i ; Th . Battery Man ; t u W S to Tkat. ,. -' ' ' " 'I WILLARD o,.. - 631 Court St. ! Phone '108 F. N. WOODRY Salem Leading ' AUCTIONEER Pays Cash For Furniture Residence and Store . T 1010 North Summer ; PHONE 511 . ty " "EsteJblished Since' 191 LADD &DUSH,Darikers - Bstabllahed 1808 General Banking Biulnsei . . Office Hours from 10 a. m. to S p. m. - Kodak You can see for STORE I Only the Best water, from Clarke spring tor do mestic and irrigation of four acres of land in Polk county. C A. and May Warner, Salem, water from west branch of Pudding riv er for irrigation of tour acres of land in Marion county. Oscar Meyer, Salem, ; water from Croi son creek, for Irrigation of 20 acres of land in Marion county, at a cost of 200. Boston Terrier Puppies for Sale From prise winning stok. Dr Fred Ellis, 1380 Center street. f21 Owner Must Sell by March 1 Six-room house, double garage. pavement, big lot, garden, fruit. shrubs. Must see to appreciate. Excellent terms. 1150 N. 15th. - f21 Mr. L. L. Thorn , Formerly of the Bob Shoppe, Portland, will be at the Elite Beauty Shop, over the Gray Belle, starting Monday. This makes four of the best lady hair cutters in the state of . Oregon, and no more long waits. Come forenoons if possible. , f 21 Over $100 bast been pilfered from the office of the local high school during the past week, it is reported. A new-system of keen- fngthe moneyXwill probably be inaugurated. Books and personal belongings hare' been stolen from the students. V'New locks will be issued to students for their lock ers. These will open by combina tion rather than by key. Hats Cleaned and Blocked 75c.1 Cash and Carry Cleaners, 352 Chemeketa St. f21tf Dance , . At Elks Temple tor Elks only. Monday nite - f21 Lots North Cheap- Large lots $525 on up, reason able terms. In protected residence. district close car and schools. Also South and East. Becke & Hendricks, 189 N. High Street. f f20tt Fall to Stop . Five persons, were fined $5 each yesterday by Judge Poulsen for ' having failed to stop at through streets. Those fined are R. H. McCurdy, John Cherrlngton, Mrs. II. Wllbanks, Lourn Loos end Pearl Craig. , j. We Will Bake" Hot Cross Buns All during lent. - Bake Rite Bakery, 345 State Street. f2l Returns From. .Portland Mrs. C. P. Bishop, 765 Court street, returned home last, night Wood Wood TRACY'S FUEL 187 D Street Telephone 2318 , - FRUITLAND NURSERY Office in New Salem Hotel Building,' 169 South High : 1 Street , Salesyard in rear of office Phone 1718 ... , . , Residence Phone 111F21 i Here Is a buy 70a should take advantage of. . A Ford touring that runs and looks like new and will give you just aa good service as a new. car. 80 why pay new car, prices when you can get this one for S293.00. - after a week's - visit in Portland. Two f grandchildren, - Elisabeth Bishop and William Henry Bish op, children of Roy Bishop of Portland, returned with her and will spend the week end in Salem. Suits Cleaned and Pressed . " $1.25. Cash and Carry Clean ers. Down town receiving oince. 352 Chemeketa St. f21tf Apartment Too Small- Here's Flat, 5 rooms, furnace, etc., 130, vacant and down town. Becke & Hendricks, 189 N. High street. f20tf Debate Date Set The debate between Scotts Mills and Salem high schools to decide the debate championship of the Willamette Valley will be held Friday evening, March 19, it was announced yesterday by J. C. Nel son, principal of the Salem high school. The negative debate team for Salem will Journey to Scotts Mills while Scotts Mills negative team will come to Salem. Dr. Marshall, Osteopathic' ' Physician and surgeon. f21 Marcells That Last And all work to please. Ex pert operators. Elite Beauty Par- lors. over Gray Belle. Irene Bar- ton, Dorothy Eshleman. t2t? Furniture TJpbotstery , f ' And repairing. Olese-Powers Furniture company. s20tf Granted Leave of Absence Prof. I Horace G. Williston. head of the department of English Lit erature at Willamette university, 1 has been granted a year's leave of absence commencing with the close of school in Jane. He will go to England to study for his de gree of Doctor of Philosophy. He will study either at Oxford or at Cambridge,, more likely at Oxford. Mrs. Williston and their son, Jun ior, will accompany him on the trip, Late Records . 39c each, 3 for $1.10, at Geo. C. Will music store. f21 . - - . ' '; Byron Foulger ass- George III held his audience in spell none wanted -broken;' ?, Salt Lake Tribune. See him I in Friend Hannah" Tuesday.. Men 2, at Heilig. Mall orders received now. .Prices. 11.65. 1 1.10. 50c. f21 Lots For choice vacant lot in re- stricted district see J. man. Hotel Argo. H. Lauter- f21 Flndley Reappointed W. L. Flndley yesterday' was reappointed a member of the state game commission for a term of five years. He originally was ap pointed on the commission In July of last, year to succeed R. :W. Price who resigned. Stage Terminal Shine Parlors. Now under new management. John Gosta, Prop. f21 Marcells That Last And all work to please. Ex pert operators. Elite Beauty Par lors, over Gray Belle. Irene Bar ton, Dorothy Eshelman. f21 Then ril Be Happy" 4 "Sleepy Time Gal," and 200 other late records to choose from. Geo. C. Will music store. -f21 Celery Growers to Meet The annual meeting of thel Meadow Celery growers union will be held Thursday afternoon and evening in the auditorium of the Salem Chamber of Commerce.' Fnmitnre Upholstery . And repairing. Giese-Power Furniture company. s20tf Boxing, Armory Arena f 4 fV' Wed. Feb. 24. Frank le "Lewis, Salem vs. .' George McCormick, Portland. , Ten 3-minute rounds. Snappy preliminaries; 24 rounds of boxing. t 124 SALEM HOSPITAL Opposite the grounds of the Oregon State Hospital on : EAST : CENTER STREET I DISEASES Treated by Osteopathy and the latest Electrical Therapy 'In cluding Dr. Abram's. Electronic System.' , . . y- ; ' No charge for consultation Z DR. B. H WHITE '-.-'. Physician' end Surgeon 608 U. 8. Bank BnQdlng ' Saleza. Oresoa HEOOD Tha Haimamm I a aIh K a .mvah I wilt hold Its annual Jefferson day! banquet in Portland on April 13, 1 according to announcement made I yesterday by Carl C Donaugh. president of the organization. J. Bruce Kremer. Democratic nation- at committeeman for Montana and vice chairman of the democratic natinn.i MmmttM win ri thm principal address. Boston Terrier Puppies for Salv From price winning stock. Dr. Fred Ellis, 1380 Center St. Ill ; A Traveling Bag To suit your individual need. Nothing takes the place of leath er. F. E. Shafer, harness supplies. 170 S. Commercial. f21 Baby Chlx Special low prices next Tuesday. Our chicks will please you. Sa-1 lem chickeries. 264 N. Cottage. phone 400. f21 Garden Club to Meet The Salem Garden club will meet in the reading room of the Salem Chamber of Commerce Tuesday evening7 at 7:30 o'clock, It was announced yesterday. Mrs. Wm. Burkhardt will speak. Stop In and Look- Over the hats and dresses at the Bonnet Shop, 138 S. Liberty. , t21 An Experienced Woman- Hair cutter of Seattle is now employed in Miller's Beauty Par lors, phone 1047 for appoint ment. f21 Employment Report Is Filel Because of the heavy rains dur ing little outside labor was called for during the week, it is indicat ed on the employment report filed by Sims Phillips, head of the em ployment bureau of the Salem YMCA. There were 88. men to I 'seek employment. For this num- ber 32 Jobs were called In, 31 men j were referred and 29 wereplaced. Three women were placed out of 26 to apply. There were three! Jobs called-in and -all the three women referred were placed. Dance ' At Elks Temple for Elks only. Monday nite. 121 Look Up Our 25 per cent discount prop osition on Riddle fixtures. Halik & Eoff, 337 Court. f23 Class Meets The Citizenship class met last night at the Salem YMCA rooms. C. A. Kells, secretary of the local YMCA, led the instruction: Next Saturday 'night U. O.'Boyer, coun ty clerk, will address the class. The next speaker will be Maty Fulkerson, county superintent of schools. 1 Radio Poles, of Superior Quality ' Good UBed sets, rnone i3j&. ' .-- f21 Kimball Expression Players r-vFinet for their- price? - in the world At Moore's Music, House. f21 Silem Girl Wins ' , Neltje E. Tibbits, a student, at Salem '. high school, won second prize in the annual essay. contest conducted by the American Chem ical society, according to an nouncement made yesterday. She wrote on f Relation of Chemistry to the Enrichment of Life." Miss Tibbits will receive as prise a cer tificate of honorable mention. The winning essays will be entered in the national competition for which prizes are six . four-year scholar ships at -Yale university, or other institutions. Eleanor Poorman of St. Helens Hall, Portland,' won first prixo of $20, writing on the came subject. Elks Dining Rooi Special Sunday dinner from 12 Vo 8 76c 121 Baby Chicks Special . : For next Monday and Tuesday. Barred Rocks at 12 cents.-2276 N. Front St, Phone 63 1-J. 121 Defers to Bpeak y J.' M. Devers will be the princi pal speaker at the Kiwanis dub luncheon to be held Tuesday noon at the Marion hotel. He will tell of his recent trip to Washington, D. C. He , Is a member of .' the local Kiwanis club. . , '. . I 96 and Up Cornets " : Drums Trombones. See our windows. Moore's " Music House. - i ' - .A- . 21 Children's Shoes Needed! ' ; Once more, the Associated Char ities faces a distinct need for usa ble children's shoes for poor stu tents .who hate been compelled to remain at home during recent wet weather. Parents having out grown children's shoes, and- clothing- stored - away, are asked r by officials, to volunteer them.' "' Free Lecture, Palestine . i" For the. Jews'; Why? Amos. 9:14, 15. Derby Bldg., Sunday, Accldenn Toll Higl ' Vl . 3.14 pereonuwerer injured as the result ot traffic accidents In the state of Oregon during the. month lof January, according to a report prepared yesterday by T. A. Rat f sty, chief inspector lor the state motor vehicle department. There wef J 4 5 2 trer 13 iccilcSts re- vaanUtfi 9 : . 4lia at f IvUib state traffic . officers during: the month of January totaled 224. Of these 126 were for speeding 12 for defective lights sod 11 for overloading Three persons-wert rrested for driving tneir vehicles hile intoxicated. - Pines imposed Jon - - Motor .vehicle law violators ag- gregated whae fines Im posed for violations other than traffic law infractions totaled 2,- 390, A total of 32893 In delin quent fees were collected by the state traffic officers. Stolen cars having a resale value of 3050 were recovered v, Dance At Elks Temple for Elks only, Monday nite. - f 21 Building Permits Lag Building permits issued so far this month represent a total In- vestmtnt of 3107,550. Unless an unlooked for spurt takes place this week, the month will fall short of February, 1925, when permits represented $154,950.' In reoraary, 192 5, 118.750 repre sented permits for 39 homer There have been 26 permits for homes Issued this month, or an average of better than a home a day. These permits for homes represent in all 374,450. Etfie 1.. Coffey yesterday received a permit from the office of the city recorder to construct a home at 2355 Claude street. Cost of con struction is estimated at 380C. SET HTM Marion County Community Federation Will Listen to Expert Talks Members of the Marlon County Community Federation will meet Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. The meeting will be held at the. Tur ner high schooj, A special pro gram is being arranged by the Turner community club. J R. Bid good, chief booster of the Turner Community club, will make . the welcoming address. Lloyd T. Reynolds, president of the federation will make the re sponse. Henry R. Crawford of Salem will speak on "My Experience in grdwing Filberts and Walnuts." I. R. McLaughlin, of the Baker, Kelly and" McLaughlin firm, will talk on "The Barreling Industry." Rosedale - community club, re cently organized, will be initiated into the federation at the meeting Tuesday night. There will be a general discussion of plans for the federation during the coming year. OFFICER IN FIST FIGHT REMOVES GUN AND STAR, BATTLES, ARRESTS SELF KLAMATH FALLS, Or., Feb. 20. (By 'Associated Press.)- Following an altercation with Leo Popovich, whom he had arrested some time ago on a liquor charge, Traffic Officer R. E. Knowles to day removed gun, star and Bap and fought It out with Popovich in a doctor's office here. Follow- ing the fight, Knowles then went before a magistrate, arrested him self, pleaded guilty and was fined $10. Obituary TRINDLE At the residence, 1965 South Commercial street, Saturday, Feb ruary 20, Mrs. Ellen Trindle, age 70 years. The mother of William H. Trindle, Mrs. Leona Gookins, Mrs. Mildred Kettleson. all of Sa lem, Mrs. Ethel Rucker of Oak land, California. Slsterof WJL Jennings of Lincoln," Nebraska, Taylor Jennings and Enoch Jen clnga of Van s Meter, ' Iowa, and Mrs. Genevra Johnston of Colum bus Junction, Iowa. . - The remains are at the Rlgdon A Son Mortu ary. Announcement of the f un- era! will be Jtnade later WE DIE ; TO . LlVE One thing Is certain, when this , life is o'er, We die to live and live to die nos more, i ; ; v . From an F.pitaph. W. T. Rifjdon & Son AT STUD ;Don Carlos Vca ScHbclbcr - Owned! -By 8. P. Etewart ztzl Cilery, Colcra, Crt?a TURNER MEETING w - "Boy Scoutmasters Meet Under the leadership of Stuart I; Walah, scout executive of Se attle, a special j one night scout leaders training course , was giv en, to the scout leaaers or saiem and McMlnnville. Thirty-six men were present. The meeting opened at 6:30 with a dinner at the Elks Temple, after the dinner the men ad journing to the Parish House of St. Pauls church, where they were divided into patrols, each patrol being under the leadership of a selected patrol leader.- The men acting as patrol ' leaders were: George Bent of ' Chemawa, Her bert Erickson of Salem, .who had for his assistant G. H..Oberteuffer, scout executive of Portland, Rex San ford.- scoutmaster of troop1 2, Salem, and Glen Macy, district commissioner of McMlnnville. L Inter patrol contests were held during the evening and the men received some very fine ideas that they are going to put into effect in their own troops. Mr. , Walsh cave a snlendid talk entitled "24 Tricks of Troop Leadership." La ter in the evening the men were divided into three groups as fol lows: Court of Honor members. Scoutmasters and assistants and local council members. .These groups conferred with Walsh,, Ob erteuffer and Ware on their spe cial problems and given clear ideas as to their Job1 in scouting. After this a final' summary of the course was given by Mr. Walsh songs were sung and Troop 99. of Salem was disbanded. Adams Advanced to Life Scout At the February meeting of. the Court of Honor held last Wed nesday at the county court house Scout Howard Adams was ad vanced to the rank, of Life Scout. Adams is' a member of Salem Troop No. 1.' and : now has thir teen Merit badges and at the rate he is going it will not be mAny months before 'he will reach the rank of Eagle Scout, It Is hoped that more of the Salem scouts will follow this fine example. Court of Honor The following scont appeared before the last Court of Honor Hnd werw advanced - as follows: Merit badges. Howard Adams Troopl; First Aid and First Aid to Animal. Robert Warers. Path- fTndtng. - Troop' No.2,. Perry An drews. Firemanshlp and Cycling, Arthur Fisher Perioral Health. Kenneth Morris Electricity and First Aid to Animals, Troop No.4 Fred Smith Swimming. and Fire manship; Varley Fnner, Cam pin? and Handicraft. Panl Tyler --of-j Troop, 1 wn advanced to tfce rank of second clas scout. McMiiinvtlle'Has'An Citynfke -An all city hike was held for the McMlnnville scouts on .Sat urday. Special instruction was given "by Mr. Ware in nature study and camp cooking. About 40 TRAVEL IN EUROPE Tour 85 days, New York and return, England and Scotland, Holland, Belgium, France, Swit zerland, Italy . -...:.....:.$1140 Tour 79 daysr New York and return aa above n and Germany and Rhine.......-.. L.:$1073 jrour 65 days as above .... .$ 950 T v Tour 69 days as above. :...i. $ 835 Tour 42 days as above..... ...... . 655 Special round trip San Francisco to HAWAII and return, Hotels, Auto, Rail Steamer to Ililo all 1st Clara. . . .i $305 B.WIE OQST Steamship tickets and Tours in Salem as ''-J:'.:' ': :-:i!v .' New York. ..'.".-,''' ' .' SALEM TRAVEL AGENCY 216 OREGON BLDG. ... - . K. B. KUGEW - CREDIT PLUS DELIVERY EXPENSES ' Is "vyhat kf' th" nrices ub; By elimin ating, these we are in a position to offer you a first class job of cleaning and pressing at a reasonable price. ' 7 . ; THINK OF IT ; Suits cleaned and pressed..i...51.25 ;r Hats cleaned and blocked.. j... ,75 , ,t All other articles in comparison. Not a new ' Concern, but a branch of one of Salem's -., T .4';':.:,i-;.: rl;::;',,,;),.:;' Oldest Cleaners'-. ., . Cash and Carry Cleaners Down town receiving office, 352 Chemeketa Street , NO PICKUPS v NO DELIVERIES ' -NO-CREDIT . ; .. ' - Becke Cc Kendrlclrs r, Insurance of All Kind.5. Tel. in ; llellls Theater Lobby, IC7 : i Scouts New n scouts were in attendance and all scouts passed . tests. A similar ' hike Is planned for the SIeai-. scouts. . - , Junior Assistant Scoutmaster Rar - The three full bars. of. Junior Assistant Scoutmaster are '16 ' wora in tlie tame plate as It. -iorq Patrol Leaders bars, vfnur Inches below the r honldr, fer almost touching lower ."edr.-.e'." . numeral." ' CHAMP FIDDLER NAMED W. W. NEFLKY. 81. WINNER CF SILVER CUP , EUGENE. Ore.. Feb. 20. ty the Associated Press.) W. V. Neeley, 83. won the Oregon state old-time -fiddlers' - championship here tonight, playing an instru ment he bought in 1861. "Lord-. ner's Reel." won him the huge silver cupand thunders of ap plause from more than 4,000peo- ple who jammed the armory. Mr. Neeley. traveled 75 miles from Mapleton to enter the con test. JIa V. Lansing of Eugens took second place and Van Blarlcom, third. '1 . - 1 V ' -'-; ' RpJrll1rlP, 1 W f "e'' - , Glasses. like c!othf enn beautify the wearer. , 11 lcy ttC IJiiH 111 r t (:v ana lit. i We offer a .variety of be coming frames, that ybi nay sel,ect .the .tyH$'i.r .which you loo): your bost. If you like the liprht 'slun-1' rimmed Styles, itvo. . car) provide the Filt'ndi! Arf shell Frames made by the . old : reputable hpue . of . 1 Bausch and Timb ":ori ! any other rtyle that you may desire. ; . . ) l k (0-r office; is' open on the 22,-! !.). y ' InIf Morris Optical Company . 301-2-3-4 Ore. Bldsr. :.u.l
