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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1926)
THE OIIEGOIT STATZSIIAN, OltEGON Tuesday iiosning, may 25, 192a 1- m .1 III. , , .. MlllllIM V V' WELCOME; I. OVO. F. v V-1 fx - G. W ' v TJ3fCHAXGlsr. Fair. In the3nterior And gener- ally doudy-ou the coast; moderate temperature: gentle-to moderate . westerly winds; Maximum yester t day. 65; minimum, 15; river, 0.1, .falling i rain tall, .1 5 atmosphere. l clear; wind; northwest. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF Ceoree Brown-Visits " - V George E Browji, representative of . the. Kee. Lox i Manufacturing ' company, .was a business visitor in ' 9 Jem last week. Mrs. Brown ac companled 'him from San Francis co. Formerly : from Wisconsin, they met here many old-time resi dents of the Badger state., This . s Mr. Brown'a first trip to their trade in the northwest, and he ex pressed delight with, its climate and scenic charms. . , , ' ! Consolevm, Several Fatterns i At 6c per yard." ' Hamilton's. . '.. . ' .. m2S Business Property Cheap ' kj Leased biulding In excellent con dition can be had for 1 2 2.5 00. Will net you 7 per cent and oyer and Is directly-in. : line of retailing growth . and1 raising values. Real reason for selling. Beeke & Hen dricks. 185 N. High street. m23tf Jlcvcle Reported Stolen - Myrtle . L. Hill, 146 , Marlon ,f rtreet, has reported to local police ' that a new Elgin bicycle belonging to her. son. was stolen from her garage some time Saturday night. Davenport and Overstuffed . Furniture -. sale continues all Wrecks All floor samples included In "this sale. Glese-Powers Furni ture Co. w .-: '. r- '" m25 Women Wanted To work at Starr Fruit Pro ducts Co., cor. Church and Mill Sts: Phone 439. Store Broken Into According to a report made at the local police station the Dun dee Woolen Mills store on North Commercial street was broken in to on Sunday afternoon between 2, and, 6 Iti'clock. Entrance was gainea inrousa , me oasemsnu About $150 .in. cash was stolen. FfN.WOODRX AucnoNEisr . Pays' Cash For FmrmitnTw IUaIdnce and Ctoro t-910 north. SnmnaeJ v PHONE 511 : j Estab!2a!ied Elacv ltlC Underwood Typewriter Co Direct Factory Erach '' ; ; 1 Covrt Street v :Yhao S3 Typewriters nentsd,' Cold, Repaired Special Katal ratM td ttmdant Wood Wood TRACES FUEC YARD 17 D Ctreet, Telephone Oil "111 - . , ,7 LADD & BUSH, Bankers, . Established 1868 - j. -r:- ff';'; 'General Banking Busincsj :-:. - pfflce Honre from 10 ju pu to P rlll To SALEM i Johns on 46 9 State Officer Thomason was sent to In vestigate, but BOf far ho trace of the culprits has been fcund. Furniture Upholstery. 7 ;., And repairing Gleie-Powen Furniture company. !" ; ilOtf Women Wanted To work at j Starr' Fruit Pro ducts Co.. . cor. Church and ; Mill Sts. Phone 439. Bicycle Stolen ir ' Harry . Couchman, 252 North Cottage street, reports that . his Davis bicycle was stolen from his porch .Saturday night. . Have You a Flag? ; , A beautiful" American. flag 5 by 3 feet, for only 98 cents. 'See the coupon Jin today's paper for full particulars. sn2Dtf Vanity Case Stoie Anna Karst, 627 North Winter street, has .reported to local police that a black patent leather vanity case was stolen, from her car while It was parked in front of the house at .352 North Summer street, Sun day." The case contained a small black parse in which were 2.50 In change, a check book; a drivers' license, and certificate of title to her car. ' v Hotel Marion ' t, . " Dollar dinner, served 5:45 to 8 very evenlngv r ! i Jltf Speeding Is Charged ' ' fe i ' , James K. . Murray -of Portland was arrested Sunday by Officer G. W. . Edwards and ; charged . with driving his car at an excessive rate of speed.- He was cited to appear at 2 o'clock on the afternoon of May 28, - , , Have Yon Jh Flag? A beautiful American flag 5 by 3 feet, for only 98 cents. See the toupon in today's paper for full particulars. m20tt To Deliver Address V Dr. Carl G. Doney, president of Willamette university, will deliver the commencement address before students of the high school at Col- ton, Or. Sunday evening he de livered the baccalaureate : sermon before the students j at Molalla high school, i 1: , " ' Seat Sale Opens Heuig box office today. Benefit Ballet, American Legion auxiliary. Fined for Improper Lights Carl A. Ramseyer of this city was fined $2.50 by Judge Poulsen Monday for having driven his car with improper flights. . We Are Nowr Registering- t Women to Work at the Starr Fruit Products Co., ' Church and Mill Sts. Phone 439. m2tf Checker Expert Coming Newell A. Banks of Detroit, Mich., American checker cham pion, will be In Salem either June 9 or 10, and will meet all local players in the main reading room of the.-; Salem chamber of com merce. All players who wish to compete' with Banks are asked to JOE WILLIAMS The Battery Ilea ' ' aystmtto Wtfc, V .- X Omk Week V' 'v WTlilARD : " Ul Covrt Bt. Fbeme 1C3 FARM LOANS PKOMPT SERVICE , SmI ZUtt ' Zetuit innruM - , 4 Smrt7 Bonds. ., . . P. II. .BELL -820 U. 5. Bsnk Bldg. raons Si7 1 - . Co. make reservations with I Green- baum or David Drager. He will play all players at the same time, including six boards blindfolded. The public has been -extended an invitation to witness the event. - V Jf ST Lc Canfield's Barber Shop . 4 Oregon Bldg. Good service.' m27 Comes to City 4 ;r Miss Myrta James spent Monday In Salem. She' Is a resident of Newport. 4 Davenport and Overstuffed 4 ' ' Furniture sale continues all week. All floor samples included in this sale. . Glese-Powers Furni ture Co. ''. '" J m25 Ministers Elect - - - Salem ministers and their -wives held their annual picnic Monday in Hagar's grove; the following be ing elected to serve the association for - the comlng year: Thomas Acheson, president; Ralph Putnam vice, president, and Carl F. Mil ler, secretary-treasurer. , Women Wanted To' work at Starr Fruit Pro ducts Co., cor. Church and Mill Sts. Phone 439. dab to Meet - Members' of the .Salem Garden club will hold their monthly meet ing In the rooms of the Salem chamber, of commerce this even ing. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Van Trump will both speak on the'sub- ect, "'Early and Modern Ameri can Gardens." Included on the program will abe several musical numbers.. i ; 5 ; Sunday, by the Use of Medicine Dr.. Stone removed a large can cer from the face of Mrs. Martha Reed, almost 96. m25 Returns to Silcm , -i After a brief trip to Sair Fran cisco, where he visited his mother, I. R. Smith has returned to Sa- em. Card of Thanks We wish to acknowledge with sincere thanks the kindness and sympathy rendered us during our bereavement; . also the beautiful offerings. B. G. Boedigheimer. Mr. ana Mrs. J. L. Hickman and fam ily. . m2S PTo Make Trip East n The -following are among those leaving today for' Philadelphia to attend the annual session of the imperial council. Mystic Shrine, to be held June 1 to June 3: B. A. Elklns of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. W. Ti. Bret and or. and Mrs. O. B Smith of Woodburn, and -Mr and Mrs.'r,;P; Kistelgen of. Sllverton. FOB HTFORMATIOlf ABOUT BA JT.BO A D TBXFS ; Phone 727 vi ' OREGOri ELECTRIC GANDY SPECIAL for , r SATURDAY Broken Pepper-: - mint sticks . Regular ; Price 35c. Pound . For Saturday Only - 17c a lb. 2 lbs. for -30c We . reserve the right to - ; limit quantities . Only at GCHAEFER'O 1 BltUO 8TOR2E Original Yellow Front . PHONE 197 Pcnslar Store r ' j ' 135 North Commercial St. GOOD iWTLIi OAKLAND This is good boy in 923 'Chevrolet Coupe,-good rmb- ber, lots of extras and a car ; that la in the best condition for S333. This is one of the best snaps we bare bad for a long time. V II a h lined for Intoxicatloi A. J. Chestley of Corrallls, who was arrested Sunday by Officers Thomason and James and charged with being intoxicated, was fined 5 1 0 by Judge Poulsen Monday. MakeRoom Sale ' - Enables you to get high grade fags at rery low cost." Hamilton's. - -., t " '- m25 Too Many in Seat, Fined W. M. Johnson was fined 2.50 by Jadge Poulsen Monday for hav lag driven his car with three per sons besides himself in the front scat. . , x Furniture Upholstery . And repairing. Glese-Powers Furniture company. - al Otl. Program Presented At the joint meeting of Silver Bell circle 43, Neighbors -of" Wood craft, and Salem camp 118, Wood men of the World, at Fraternal emple, Friday night, the follow ing program was given: Piano so lo. Verda ' Olmstead ; solo, ' Fern Drake; -reading, Frances Green wood; solo. May belle Turner; solo, Velma Teason; dialogue, ilaybelle Turner, Minea. Hansen and Nan Pettyjohn; feature dance, Alice Brown. . - . : ... . . Vote for Yourself When you make any fair Invest ment In Salem real estate you are casting a ballot that Is not wasted. Almost every 'person In Salem can be owning and paying for at least a lot. The $200 lot you buy todajj for $10 down, and. 1 5 a month will be worth a good deal more in the future. Invest in Salem now! Sure today. Becke& Hendricks, 189 N. High street.- : ' m23tf Visit Salem ' John Fors was a visitor In Sa lem Monday. His home is In Marsh field. . -V Have You a Flag? A beautiful American .flag 5 by 3 feet, for only 98 cents.. See the coupon in today's paper; for full particulars. r m20tf Fined for Intoxication , . W. L. Moore, who was. arrested early Sunday morning by; Officer Thomason and Smart and,charged wnn . Deing imoxicaiea, was nnea 310 by Judge Poulsen for the of fense Monday. Special State Fair Dahlia, collection; while they last 50c dozen. Petland, 273 State. ii, m22tf Speedlilg Charged Will O. Shulke of this city was arrested early Sunday morning by Officer G. W. Edwards anU charged with, speeding. He was cited to appear at 2 o'clock on the after noon of May 29. AH Members IOOF And allied branches are urgent ly requested to turn out tor par ade at 3 p. m., Wednesday, May 26 m26 My, IIow Good It Is!" "It's the best bread I erer ate." This we hear, from everyone who comes in the store. Try a loaf of Bake Rite milk-potato bread nerer before such good: bread. Bake Rite Bakery. 345 State. m26 Rebekahs . , , WhUe in ouricity stop in and look over our gifts and novelties. Swart Specialty Shop, 453 Courts m28 Rnprlr Fl nnl-.' i ' L Rickman of this city was fined 35 Monday: when Judge Poulsen found him guilty of speeding. Visiting IOOF Members I While in Salem stop in and see the suit cases, hand bags, brief cases, hat cases, and other leather supplies at a real leather store that easily ranks among the - few very best in the state. F. E. Sharer, harness supplies. 170 S. Commer cial. - ' - - ' mtft Fined for Sieedlng " Aubrey L. Paul of this city was fined 35 by Judge Poulsen Mon day upon having been. Convicted of exceeding the ctiy's speed limit. Tour Old Furniture f Can be made over to look like' new. Hamilton's repair men . do the trick. 340 Court SLV. m2S License Suspended- John Hoy of this city received, a week's suspension of his driving license Monday by Judge "Poulsen, fto found him-guilty of reckless driving. ' J.. . :-y.: .. FaJrmount Hill Some exceptional -buys In lots from $950 on up. Particularly if you would not build for two years' or so. Terms 1 0 -per cent down, balance la 50 easy payments. Five of these left. Becke & Hendricks 189 N. High street. m23tf Bnlldlng Permit Issued -! The Shell tas company took eut, a permit from the office of the city recorders Monday - to repair and alter Its warehouse at 2S0 Pacific highway at s cost of 3500. Carpe Being' Laid , , r . The Hamilton Furniture com pany are rushing the work of lay ing the carpet In the Elsinore theater. Several hundred yards of the finest '.Wilton - carpet, rich In color and beautiful in design are required to cover the floors. Thou sands - of holes have been- drilled in the cement to enable the work men to fasten the carpet securely. The work will be finished this week in time for the opening of this beautiful playhouse. , " r i i ir i i u j . at - Davenport and Overstuffed . . - : Furniture sale ; continues all week. All floor samples Included In this sale. Glese-Powers Furni ture Co.-, . i .& :......;, Cherrlans t Parade r - - ' - Salem Cherrlans are urged to report at Marlon Square Wednes day afternoon at 2:45 o'clock for the grand parade to be staged In conjunction with the IOOF con vention. Cherrlans will be in uni form, and will be headed by the Cherrian band. v ' Dahlias, Half Price Pearcy Bros., 178 S. Commercial ... ; - m26 Collision Reported E. B. Prime of Salem has re ported that the car he was driving bumped Into a car owned bv Mr. .Humphrey . while it was parked near the curb. The rear fender on the Iatter's car was slightly dam aged. Have Yon a Flag? A beautiful American flag 5 by 3 feet, for only 98 cents. -See the coupon in today's piper for full particulars. m20lf Reports Accident A. M. Minion of this city re ported Monday afternoon that he bad bumped into a bicycle owned by Clarence Colley while he was driving between Salem and Silver- ton. The Wheel was siightlvdam- aged. Sent Sale Ope: iieutg box office today. Benefit Pallet, American Legion auxiliary. m25 Speeding la Charged .. Irving Pels of Eugene was ar rested Sunday .by Officer W. O. Kdwards and charged with speed ing.? He .was released after post ing SS bail and was cited to ap pear at2 o'clock on the afternoon of May 29. Mother's Care Given By the hour, day or week, at Haby's Home Nursery, to children up to 5 years. Prices reasonable. 1415 S. Liberty. Phone 2480. m30 Too 'Many in Seat. Charged , L. Kays of Monmouth was ar rested early Sunday morning by Officer Thomason and charged with having three persons in the front seat of his car besides him self. He was cited to appear this afternoon at 2 o'clock.! Inlaid Linoleum In good designs, $1.45. Hamil ton's. m25 Visits City A. T. Hildebrand was a visitor in Salem Monday. He Is a resi dent of Dallas. Spends Tay Here .PauL Farrena spent Monday In this city. He is a resident of Port land. mI, Chamber of Commerce Guest Dr. W. J. Kerr, president of the Oregon Agricultural college, was a guest of Governor Walter M. Pierce at the Salem chamber of commerce luncheon Monday noon. He was called upon for a tew remarks. Another High Grade Furniture Auction Sale TODAY, MAY 25 j 1:30 996 S. Commercial St, , 1 oak; and craft leather Duofold, 1 waxed oak plank top extension table, 1 waxed oak buffet with plate glass mirror, 5 waxed oak leather seated diners 1 waxed oak library table, 2 roll seated oak rockers, 1 oak and leather rocker; 1-ivory princess dresser, 1 " ivory chiffonier, 1 mapledresser, 1 fir dresser, 1 brass bed, steel spring and1 mattress, 1 ivory bed,,coil spring-and mattress, 1 3-4! bed, coil spring and mat tress, 1 Axminster rug, 8.3x10.6 also one 9x12, both liknew, 2 grass rugs 9x12, 1 rag rug, 1 pedesUV square oak extension tabled lounge, 1 white enamel kitchen cabinet with porcelain top, 1 sewing mach ine, 4 hole cook stove,' suitable for laundry, 4-b.ole gas range, 4 burner coal oil'stove like new 1 oil 'heater; 1 refrigerator, 2 stand tables, 1 lawn mower, 1 50-ft.. garden hose, l 100-piece set of dishes, 1 wheel barrow, cushions, curtains" and rods, electric mu- ' rAnUea ' nw1ta1 i Tfhfm Hmihlp harrel shot- fc gmit pictures, congoleum boards tin heater and Boarov wooct, aisnes, iuicnen a utensils, aluminum ware, quilts and comforts, blank- ets,v pillow 5 cases; pillows and other miscellaneous articles. -Terms cash. K 1 ,-; - w i R. M. Saar, ; F. N. Woodry : Owner, 996 S. Com'L St Is the Auctioneer . . -;.:';-.- Public Attention ;. ' -:r-:; When youiwant to sell your furniture, or have an auction he sure- and, phone the Summer street Woodry 10 years Sa lem's leading auetioneer and furniture dealer. v r "QNB CALL DOES IT ALL--PHONE 511? AictiQia Sale EVERY WEDNESDAY N1TE, 7 p. in ; : : Private Sales Daily - -rvv 'WHERE? '.; ; FJN; WOODRY'S ONLY STORE - I: Summer and Norivay Sts. ynivpk: yourIdollar buys the mostv i Cash paid for Used Furniture, Tools, etcy-Phone 511 , . ..... - i - . , Ileturns From Visit ; -:-J.:W. Young has Just returned from an extended visit - with his son, William R. Young, at San Francisco. : William Young, a for mer Salem boy, is engage4 on the staff of the Pictorial Review, "in charge of its publicity" department from the Rocky Mountain states to the Pacific coast and Jtom the Canadian to the Mexican borders. Davenport and Overstuffed Furniture sale continues' all week. All flotr samples Included in this sale. Glese-Powers Furni ture Co. . m25 Agree to Clean Campaign -Governor Walter Pierce and-L L. Patterson, republican nominee for governor, both told members of the Salem ' chamber , of - com merce Monday that the 'guberna torial campaign is going to bo a clean one. They are old friends. and declared they wUl shake hands after : the November election, ,no t1 Dance Tonite, Crystal Gardens . Novak's Vandettes Girls', band playing. m25 Mrs. Rathbnn Improved Friends of Mrs. Guy I. Rathbun of North Capitol street will be pleased to learn that she. has re turned to her home following "a severe illness and is now ra'pidly Improving. Mr. Rathburt is coach at Willamette university.? OBITUARY Johnson Charles A. Johnson died at , local hospital Sunday, May 23, at the age of 50 years. Survived by three brothers, Jacob F.. Albert A., and F. O. Johnson of Salem; one sister Amanda C. Johnson, and a half-sister. EOla O. RodgeVs Of Hubbard. Funeral annonnce .nents will be made later by the Webb chapel. ' ( At his residence. 2105 North Church street Sunday, ' May 23, Samuel' Fcrbls,: age 7 4 years. Sur vived by his widow, Carrie Fprhls, three daughters, Jennie Fox and Ivy Crawford; both of Aberdeen, Wash., and Isabella Forbis of Sa lem; three sons, Elmer, Oscar and r,ale .Forbis: a sister, Elizabeth Walker of Woodburn; a brother, Martin Forbis of Med ford, and'two grandchildren also survive him. Funeral services will be held frojn the Webb chapel on Tuesday at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. Acheson will officiate. Interment in City View cemetery. - 'i ' - Beebo ... In this city, Saturday. May 22.4 Mrs. Fannie Beebe at the age of J75 years. Funeral services will be held Tuesday, May 24, at 10 a. m. from the Rigdon; morton ary. Dr. Norman K. Tully officiate ing. ' Interment in Lee Mission cemetery, j . , - AFTER DEATH , Faithful friends! It lies I know. Pale, and white, and r cold as snow; m And ye say, "Abdullah's dead! Weeping at the foot and head, I can see your , falling tears, v I can hear your sighs and prayers; -. Yet I smile and whisper this ram not the thing you-kiss ; Cease your tears and let it lie. It was mine It is not I. -Sir Edwin Arnold. W.T. Rigdon & Son; mats, galvanized tubs, wash- Urn D A the doors close forever next Saturday night ... ,,, - . j -.. . ' . . . . m " . - so far as my business is concerned a No. 114 Liberty St; Woolworth hence my Will positively end next next few days we must J ; LJ , u4 Nw LJ - iJ der to vacate this room on time, FIAL WIMP , Effective Tomorrow' IVlorhing SigaeAJOHN ; ,415 State St, NEVER Will such low prices "be quoted on standard, j nationally adver tised footwear. This Is your groat opportunity so come here tomorrow and take advantage fit it. j , .; Here Are !a Few4 Sample.; Prices for WOMEN Stage leasts for Women High arch fitters 4n this fea ture bargain j lot include strap pumps, gores, step-ins, oxfords and novelties. There are pat ent, kid, calf; and colt leathers. The very latest models , and styles, supreme to sio values. Choice while they last. Include the newest creations and col ors. Perfect fittings In all sizes and widths. You'l! agree they're . real I values at $10 to $12. Sale price r ffl while any remain... $93U GREATER ARGAI NS , r . EVER TOMORROW . - Women and Girls . A- crreat bargain.: The beautiful Spuntex service and chiffon hose. entire stock goes, w hue U lasts at 2 pair for; $1.75 or QQL the pair. OOC Ivadies. fine Oxfords, real sensa tional- value.! Fine black ana. brown kid oxfords with round toe " and medium or low neeis. i nese are fine .dose arch .fitters that you'll -appreciate as to comfort as well as agree tney re o o r . worth three Mmes. . . . , 9JM v i - -.. Tiniif in nrrli wt rnre oxfords. Come In black and, brown kid for women ; and gfrls. Your ' correc tive and comfortable footwear and ' the great saving of this Eviction nrlm mpgni dollars to TOU: ,'L.lm- Ited to quantity on (jp PA hand - vJ3U Just In season now white kid buck and canvas, j Ladies' and Misses', stray pumps,! sandals, oxfords. Also- sport oxfords in white buck; with calf trim. 65 pair in the lot. while they last, your' ' QC unrestricted choice. ...... OOC John Roitlo VccQtco No. j 114 Liberty St. and Continues at rmmm sa .: - I' n . UHQ Co. takes possession- 1 .Ji JV Saturda r night: In the force the selling in or- So here are PRICES J. ROTTLE Salem. iOre. Please Note We've had wonderful response . from our nany friends and cus tomers ai d hundreds of1 new friends hai e been added due to this great shoe sale. In a way our loss is your gain while at tb same time we hope 'that in out' smaller space after next Saturday we shall merit your continued patronage jand thus we perhaps tha.U also, benefit, , In any event we'll strive. to- serve you and continue our high stand ard, of quality and expert fitting service, We thank you all. John T. Rot tie' WALKOVER CANTILEVER and FINE SACRIFICED I mm' ' r mens .Department - i - I Men Only t " : Less Than Half Price .For men. and young men. -The tine staple conservative Walkover . as wellj as the. new snappy styles are hefe! At $3.30, and a store- ) wide choice in 2 lots. Everything, for'styleomfort and good wear at $4.40 and V $5.50 v - y t . '- . '-r.' 'Boys and Girls ; LAST CALL See the Bargain Tables Children's Shoes ? . Hundreds of pairs to select fromj on the bargain tables see big display . for only) sale price, i . $1.45 j Boyi' Bhoes. 4 High-grade lines, all solid leather - and built Just- like "Dad's,"; in Un,T . black and brown: - A real sacrl- of flee, Sale price. i ,. .. i ws a simswjBHas:im'.is3Janig w wa" t t w1"