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LOCAL NEWS IN
The Weather
TJXCHA3fGEDj ,
Fair, temperature above normal
in the interior; gentle nortnerry
winds. Wednesday Maximum,
85; minimum. 65; river, -2.2, sta
tionary; rainfall, none; atmos
phere, clear; wind, northwest.
West Granted Divorce
Ben F. Westwas granted a di
vorce from Gertrude E. West on
erounds of desertion by Judge
Kelly last night. Mrs. West
now in the east.
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Strinway Piano, Fine Condition
$533. Moore's Music House.
415 Court. , J16
One Found Guilty
F. Signette was found not
guilty of possessing intoxicating
' f.-4iior in police court yesterday
afternoon, while G. Singette was
declared guilty. The two men
were arrested recently after sus
ptt?iSus actions by them had led
t officers to ask them to stop.
Both of the men ran away and
one broke two bottles, while the
other disappeared and was found
i a uttle later. i wo Domes ui
whiskey were found.
Don't Get Your Wife Out "
Of bed. Eat your breakfast at
Ihe Black Cat. Open at 6:30 a.m.
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Vorester Picnic Sunday
, The Catholic Order of Foresters
will picnic at the Woodburn city
park Sunday, . starting at 10
o'clock. There will be speeches,
one by GoveYnor Walter M. Pierce,
an athletic program with races of
various kinds, a baseball game
frbetween St. Paul' and a Portland
f team and a dinner. Prizes will
f be given for the athletic winners
; and for the largest family, oldest
: Forester, and , Forester longest in
j the order.
Wallace Eagle Honored
Wallace Y. Eagle of Salem was
honor candidate for the last two
weeks straight at the Citfzens Mil
(itfyfrtitting Camp at Vancouv
er! Waiif. according to word sent
out by the commanding general
there. Only two other boys there
attapeMd this hondr two successive
.weeks." They aTe Robert Allen of
Portland and Loren Thacker of
Chehalis. Wash. J. W. Steel of
Salem, received honorable men
tion.
Save Money! Buy Your Piano
During our sale. Moore's Mu
sic House. jl6
Ask New Drain
T. A. Livsley, Curtis Cross and
George Will, who own property
on Liberty street, have petitioned
for an additional drain between
State and Ferry streets.
Remonstrance Filed
A remonstrance against the im
proving of River street from Com
mercial street to ,thet Willamette
river has been filed In the city
recorjaer'a, office. ...
Loganberry Juice
The Humphrey way, 5c. Chan
tauqnia entrance. J17
P-Yllson to Speak
fJJn Wilson of the- Brotherhood
ban"k in Portland will be the main
speiaker at tHe second union
church service In Willson park
Underwood Typewriter Co.
Direct Factory Branch
51 Court St. V Phone 83
Typewriters Bested, Bold,
.Repaired
Special rental rates to Students
Wood Wood
TRACY'S FUEL1
JYARD
187 D Street Telephone SX1M
Means Much to You
If there is one particular thing in which care and
purity are important,! it is the compounding of pre
scriptions. Impure concoctions are not only useless,
but are often positively harmful.
Our drugs are reliable. Our prescription depart
ment is in the hands of expert graduates who know
their business.
Bring us your prescription to be filled, regardless
of whose name is on it.
"Our prescription service is the best service we
render."
Sunday. His topic will be "Chris
tianity and its Relation to Mod
ern Problems." Mr. Wilson has
recently returned from a six
months' lecture tour in Great Brit
ain. He lectured twice this year
to classes in economics and soci
ology at Willamette university. He
will speak in the Jason Lee church
Sunday evening. The program for
the union service will be an
nounced soon.
The Salvation Army
Can make good use of your cast
off clothing, etc. I-hone 1820. J17
Officers Installed
The Stayton Rebekah lodge in
stalled officers Tuesday. Mrs.
Maude Beauchamp and Mrs. Hat
tie Ficklin acted as installing of
ficers. Governor Has Guests j
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pierce of
Los Angeles and their son are
visiting in Salem for several
'months. Mr. Pierce is a brother
of Governor Walter M. Pierce.
Furniture Upholstery
And repairing. Gelse-Fowers
Furniture company. iZOtf
Leaves on Vacation
'. Miss Lena Christensen has gone
to Havre, Mont., for a month's va
cation at the home of her family.
Dauce, Mellow Moon Benefit
Street railway employes. Duke
Moore's Aeolians playing. Tuesday
July 20th. J20
Delzell Guests Comings
Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Davis of
Holly woodi Cal., are expected to
be Salem visitors soon. Mrs. Da
vis is a sister of W. A. Delzell,
secretary to Governor Walter M.
Pierce;
5 Victor Records for f 1.90
Regular 75c size, at Stiff's. 15tf
Speak at Revival-
Rev. C. C. Poling, Rev- G. E.
Erskine, Rev. W. I. Shambaugh
and! Rev.C. C. Stover hife,iven
speeches' at the Evaogelica-Cchurch
gatherings I being held this week
at Quinaby park. Rev. Shambaugh
is a former missionary to the Chi
nese people.; '
Real Piano Sale
At Moore's.
J16
Builds Bath Hou
A building permit ha a been
issued tp E. C. Ballinger to erect
a one story bath house at Capi
tol and Hunt streets, the estimated
cost being 400.
Will Suspect Station
overnor Pierce and a number
of lather state officials will leave
here today for Burns where they
will conduct an investigation of
LOOSE WHEELS
REPAIRED, f 1 PER WHEEL
Mike Paneck's Braka Station
275 South Commercial Street
FARM LOANS
PROMPT SERVICE
XmI Estate Xa Intnrant
Sorety Bands.
P. H. BELX)
SO 0. ft. Bank Bids. S4T4 .
LADD & BUSH Bankers
Established 1868
General Banking Business
Office Hours from 10 a. m. to S 9. as.
,SToae
J.tf.WWett
PRODOCtS
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BRIEF
the state experiment station locat
ed near that city. Besides the
governor the party will include
Sam A. Kozer, secretary of state;
H. B. VanDuzer of Portland,
chairman of the state highway
commission and R. R. Turner,
state superintendent of public in
struction. Sam Brown, state sen
ator for Marion county, and B. F.
Irvine, Portland newspaperman,
also may make the trip, it was
said.
Heal Piano Sale
At Moore's.
J16
Attending Synod
Dr. Norman K. Tully and Henry
Gilbert have gone to Eugene to
represent the First Presbyterian
church of Salem at the annual
state synod of the Presbyterian
church this week and next. Other
members of the church are expect
ed to go later to attend this synod.
Permit Issued
Conrad Dillman was given a
building permit yesterday to erect
a one story dwelling" at 2025 Che
meketa street, the estimated cost
being $700.
Hotel Bfartoi.
Dollar dinner, served 6:46 to 8
very evening. J2tf
Will Make Repai
W. E. Reed has been granted a
building permit to repair a one
story dwelling at 2045 North
Fifth street, to cost about $800.
Hodges Begins Work
A. R. Hodges, newly appointed
Marion county YMCA secretary,
started his work in that office yes
terday. One of his first jobs will
be to make a tour of the county
to make the acquaintance of the
committeemen and others in the
different towns. He will then go
to the summer camp at Mehama,
where he will be one of the camp
leaders.
Furniture Upholstery O
And repairing. Glese-Powers
Furniture company. .. 1 Ml Otf
nailing In Salem 'v- ; 4
George Hailing ;oi Portland, a
representative ot', the . J. ; K. 4 G il 1
Book comnaay, :,Tisill,ogiftf Sa
lem. CrJ'l -
Prof. Andrews Teaching-
Prof. C. I. Andrews of Kimball
College of Theology is in Ocean
Park, Wash., where he is teaching
in the Epworth League institute
After the close of the institute he
will attend three others, one of
hich is at Falls City and another
at Suttles lake.
Best Waffles In Town at
The Black Cat. Served all day
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Dallas Girls Here
Misses Lucia Card and Ruth
Smith of Dallas were Salem vis
itors yesterday.
Old Grad Returns-
William Schreiber of Shedd was
in Salem yesterday on a visit. He
is a graduate of Willamette uni
verstty in the class of 1913.
Bethel Residents Picnic
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Statzer of
Salem were guests at a picnic in
Bethel Wednesday. The picnic
was given by residents of Bethel
who had formerly lived in Okla
homa. Other guests were Mr.
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We have a few very attrac
tive boys in light closed
ears. Now is the I time to
trade your touring and get
a closed Job at very little
difference. When prices are
low is the time to buy.
and Mrs. George Sutherland, Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Haley, Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. Nichols, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Brinkley and granddaugh
ter, Marjory Blalock, Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Hain and daughter,
Jean, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Arnold
a"nd son, Dicky, Mr. and Mrs. B.
F. Williams, Nicholas Brinkley,
William Brinkley, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Har
low Olsen, Mrs. Cora Johnson,
Mrs. Howard Pearce, Mrs. Cass
Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wolfe,
R. F. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
ton Wolfe, Gertrude Scharf, Lo
ween Scharf, Clarence Wolfe, Ice
land Franklin, C. H. Montgom
ery, Harold Reisbeck and Coralee
Nichols.
P.ay Your Records Now
Practically all Victor records
greatly reduced, at Stiff's Furni
ture Store. jl5tf
Concert Given
A concert was given by Mr.
and Mrs. Loraine Stivers at the
Christian church in Silverton re
cently. Piano and trumpet num
bers were played.
Auto Tires Stolen
Jake Neibert of Stayton re
ports the theft of live automobile
tires and a rim.
75c Victor Records, 48c
Or 5 for $1.90. Get your rec
ords now at this big reduction. H.
Stiff Furniture Co. J15tf
Farms Change Hands
The William Steiberg property
Monmouth has been sold to
Holver Jensen of Kalispel, Mont.
Mr. Steinberg will reside in Sa
lem. The Fred Welch ranch hafc
been sold to Noah Heffley and the
Charles Newman farm, also near
Monmouth, has been sold.
Game Laws Violated
A. Van Cleve, E. E. Cramer and
R. C. Fitzgerald, nil or silverton.
have been fined $50 apiece it
Eugene for game law violation.
Enter in Program ;
Miss Irene Forsythe, Miss July
Correll, Mrs. Maude Mochel, Mrs.
Rae Gibbons, Mrs. Myrtle Clark,
Mrs. August Reichel, Mrs. E. T.
Sims and Mrs. Clyde Whitman all
participated in the program of
the Ladies" Aid society of the
Woodburn Presbyterian church
Wednesday.
Real Piano Sale
At Moore's.
Acting as Librarian-
Miss Elizabeth Latham, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Latham
of Silverton. is acting as city
librarian there to replace Mrs.
Joe Kircher, resigned.
.lrm Is Broken
A. L. Dorman of Staytonbroke
nis arm Wednesday morning while
cranking a car.
Lost
Small gold society pin attached
to chain. Please return to States
man for reward. J13tf
Guests Honored
Mr. and Mrs. William Andrews
of Van Nuys, Cal., and Mrs. D. R
Clark of HarrlsbuTg were honor
guests at a picnic in the Silverton
municipal park recently.
Ferry Starts Saturday
The old ferry at Independence
made its last trip across the Wil
lamette river Wednesday evening
The new one will be put into oper
ation Saturday.
Xurse on Vacation-
Miss Clara Hanson, a nurse at
tne biiverton hospital, has gone
away for a vacation and Mrs
Ethel Stewart has returned. Vin
cent Neal of Silverton is in the
hospital to have, a broken arm re
set. ' !
Uirthday Celebrated
A birthday ' party was held in
Falls City Wednesday to honor
the sixth birthday of Miss Louise
March;
Two Reprieves Issued
Governor Pierce yesterday Is
sued reprieves to ! Henry Bussey
and. Duke Howard,; who were sen
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LEAD KINDLY LIGHT
So long thy power hath blessed
me, sure it still will lead me
on; ;
O'er moor and fen. o'er crag
and torrent, till! the'night .is
gone; 1 j
And with the mom those angel
faces smile j i
Which I have loved long since
and lost awhile.
rJohn Henry Newman,
W. T. Rigdon & Son
tenced to pay fines in the amount
of $250 each and serve jail sen
tences of 90 days for possession of
stills in Union county. Both men
have served their Jail sentences.
The reprieves were issued by the
governor on recommendation of
the district attorney of Union
county.
Picnic on Wednesday-
A picnic and baseball game will
'be held by the West Salem Com
munity club next Wednesday eve
ning'on the picnic grounds north
of the cannery.
On Official Tour
Miss Dora Sexton, state , presi
dent of the Rebekahs, visited the
Amity lodge this week on an of
ficial trip.
Xebraskans to Gather
All former residents of Nebras
ka will picnic at the Colorado lake
grounds, across the Willamette
river from CorvalHs. August 1.
This is the fifth annual event of
its kind.
Real Piano Sale
At Moore's.
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Bac k From East
R. R. Turner, state school sup
erintendent, has returned from a
month's trip in the east.
Attend Son's Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cave of Sa
lem went to Corvallis Wednesday
to attend their sou's wedding.
Tlinyer Guests H
Mrs. Charles Clay, Mrs. McGilli
rudy and James Hays of Berkeley,
Cal., and Miss Evelyn Gilmore of
Tortland, Me., are guests of Mrs.
Claudius Thayer.
Guest of Sally Bush
Miss Alice Brown of Westfield,
Mass.. is visiting in Salem as the
guest of Miss Sally Bush.
20 Discount Fri. and Sat.
pn corsets, corsletts and girdles.
Howard's Corset Shop, 165 N. Lib.
jl7
Transfer Cas
Mrs. Jane Jackson, arrested by
Salem police Wednesday night on
a charge of possessing intoxicat
ing liquor, was turned over to the
justice court authorities yesterday.
J ags Bring Fine
Two minors were fined $2 each
yesterday in police coert on
charges of smoking cigarettes.
Buster Kenton Coming-
Bert G. Bates of Roseburg was
in Salem Wednesday to make ar
rangements to have a welcome to
be given . Buster Keaton and his
Urn colony when they arrive here
next week.
Fire Breaks Out
Another serious tire broke out
late Wednesday night in camp 2
of the Silver Falls Timber com
pany, according to - reports re-
CRYSTAL
WHITE SOAP
SPECIAL
11 Cry stal White Soap
1 Peet's Granulated Soap
6 Creme Oil Toilet Soap
$1.50 Value for
$1.39
and
7 Crystal White Soap
FREE!
(This Week Only)
VAN CAMP'S
BAKED BEANS
Always have a supply on
hand and at these prices
they are very economical
food.
6 Medium cans 59c
12 Medium cans $1.15
6 Large cans $1.25
12 Large cans $2.45
NORWEGIAN
SARDINES
In Pure Olive Oil
2 for 25c
6 for 73c
12 for $1.40
CALIFORNIA
SARDINES
Large Oval Tins
2 for 25c
12 for $1.40
TINY TOT
A fancy bristling Sardine
2 for -1.35c
12 for $1.95
MAKE A CRAB
SALAD '
Fancy Japanese Crab
Can ..38c
3 cans for $1.10
COMBINATION
BEVERAGE
DEAL
6 Cliquot Club
Ginger Ale
GBudweiser
, 52.25
ceived at the offices of the state
forester. A crew of approximate
ly 150 men was transferred early
yesterday from camp 15 to fight
the blaze. It was said that the
fire is burning over an area that
was swept by a more serious blaze
two years ago. Families of the
woodsmen who live near camp 2
were instructed to fill every avail
able utensil with water, and stand
by ready to extinguish flying
sparks.
Bail Is Protested
A motion has been filed in po
lice court protesting the amount
of $500 bail which was asked of
A. L. Spaulding, recently arrested
for driving while intoxicated.
Planks Are Guests
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Plank and
daughter, of Minneapolis, Minn.,
are visiting Mr. Plank's brother,
J. F. Plank of Woodburn.
Real Piano Sale
At Moore s.
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Try Golf Course
Keith Powell, Elburn Sims,
Clyde Whitman, and W. H. Smith
went to Portland Tuesday and
played golf on the Waverley Coun
try club course there.
Visits at Coast
Mrs. Lee Quan of Donald spent
the last week end at the coast.
Mill City Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Woods of
Portland have been visiting in
Mill City.
Default Is Entered
A default and judgement was
ordered Thursday in the circuit
court here in the case of the State
Terminal Hotel company against
the Lotz-Larsan Mining company.
10 Rooms High
SATURDAY, JULY 17
Starts 10 A. M. Sharp
260 Center street, near N. Commercial
Including:
Wood, coal and gas range, heaters, 11 beds with steel
springs and mattresses, davenport, dining table and 18
chairs, rugs, eongoleum rugs, walnut buffet, rockers, stand
tables, dressers, draperies, curtains, pillows, bedding, dish
en, kitchen utensils, garden tools and everything to furnish
a 10 roonied house. Everything in this sale is real good.
Beds are the latest design with steel springs and good
mattresses.
TERMS CASH NO RESERVE
Mrs. Ef fie Young
Owner, 260 Center Street
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This is the Woodry Everybody Knows Phone 511
"Quality First
Foodstuffs"
Why not open an account
with this store and have
your meat, groceries, fruits,
Vegetables, bakery goods,
delicatessen, delivered to
you and all on one account
which you can arrange for
either weekly or monthly
payment? Hundreds of
families are using this ser
vice and are saving them
selves many wearisome
trips to the markets and
still are getting the best
the market affords and at
prices they considerable
reasonable.
APRICOTS FOR
CANNING
The next few days will see
the finish of the apricot
season. Wre have an excep
tionally fine lot in 22 pound
crates.
$1.85 Crate
40c Basket
GRATED
PINEAPPLE
For your apricot-pineapple
conserve you will want this
grated pineapple.
Libby's in No. 2 cans
23c Each
3 for 65c
BALL MASON
JARS
Pints ...
Quarts
Half Gallons
75c
..85c
.$1.20
SUGAR
Best Cane Sugar
$6.08 Hundred
25 lb. Sacks $1.75
Rolh Grocery Co.
Phones 1885-6-7
No charge for
delivery
The stage company was granted
a total of $979.65 for, back rent
alleged to be due them, li addi
tion to the interest and costs of
the trial. .The case was heard by
Judge Percy R. Kelly.
Ellsworth Guests
Mrs. Elmer Ellsworth of Al
bany is visiting Mrs. Clare Ells
worth of Mill City.
Vacation at Seaside
Ed. Jensen and Mrs. Jensen of
Independence are at Seaside for
a vacation.
Return to Home
Mrs. A. B. Hilland, Miss Bar
bara Stimson, who have been Vis
iting in Amity, have returned to
their home at Pasco, Wash.
Mrs. Webb Returns
Mrs. Webb of Portland, mother
of Mrs. Lawrence Allen of Amity,
has returned after a visit in
Amity.
Schindler Is Fined
Fred Schindler of Gcrvais was
fined $250 in the Justice court
here Thursday when he appeared
before Brazier C. Small on a
(Contlnned on pf 8.)
DISEASES
Treated by Osteopathy and the
latest Electrical Therapy in
cluding Dr. Abram's Electronic
System.
No Charge for
Consultation
DR. B. H. WHITE
Physician and Surgeon
$06 U. S. Bank Bnlldlng
Salem, Oregon
Grade Furniture
F. N. Woodry
Is the Auctioneer
WESSON
MAYONNAISE
SETS
1 Pint Wesson Oil
1 Oil Beater
1 Oval Bottom Jar
all for
85c
LOADS OF FRUIT
and Vegetables for
Friday and Saturday
Peaches, basket.:. .25c - 35c
Plums, basket . .i:.......15c
Apricots, basket 40c
Pears, dozen 40c
White Grapes, lb-,..... 20c
Cantaloupes, 2, for.. 25c
Florida Grape Fruit 15c
Casabas, lb 5c
Ice Cream Melons, lb 4c
Water Melons, lb 32c
(on ice if you wish)
Best Tomatoes, lb ...20c
Medium Tomatoes, lb. -15c
Best Celery each..; 15c
Green Peas, lb :15c
String Beans, 2 lbs 25c
Large Cucumbers ..20c
Med. Cucumbers, 2 for 25c
Summer Squash, each 10c
Dill for pickling, bnch. 15c
Head Lettuce, 3 for 25c
Beets Carrots Green
Onions
POTATO SPECIAL
10 pounds Large, Fancy
White Potatoes
25c
& Pounds Large Onions
25c
BAKER'S FRESH
GRATED
COCOANUT
18c Can
2 for 35c!
Half Pound Package
' Shredded
- - 20c
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World's Greatest Entertainer
"I Wish I Had My Old Girl .
Back Again",
"If I Knew I'd Find You"
Accompanied Jay Carl Fen
ton's Orchestra r . 318?.
The Crooning- Troubadour
"My Bundle of Ldve"
"No Fool&O'pFrom Zieg
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-isiiAaiJOxiss
Composer; and leader of his
internationally, famous dance
orchestra. ' , .
"Monte Carlo" Fox trot
"One of Those Things" 3112
THE IF.nUYMAKERS
Kings of ,""C16se Harmony";
who are Ihe tiewest, thing in .
entertainment..
"My Castle in Spain"
"Sweet Child" . x. . 3059
bexxie krt;eger
The orchestra leader who
makes his saxophone talk.1 "
"What Was I to Do?" Fox
trot with vocal chorus
"Bye-Bye' Blackbird" Fox
: trot with vocal chorus 3186
WEXDEtiILAXIi -1 ;
The red-headed music maker
of radio fame. '
"Lulu Lou" -: '
"I'm Gonna Let the Burnt la
Bee Be"
3144
HARRY ARCHER m
And his sensational musical .
comedy orchestra. . '.
"I'd Rather Be the Girl ' In
Your Arms"-r Fox trot with
vocal chorus-
"When.:- I'm "With You I'm
". Lonesome'V-Fdx -trot with
vocal-chorus ". . 3157
BEN SELVIN
And his ortheitra. New
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"Valencia" Fox trot with
vocal chorus ." "
"Betty" Fo .trot -with vocal .
chorus!, . f.VV-.' . 3172
! HARRY M. KNODGRASS ;
i- King of the Ivories
"The Prisonr'8 Song". ..
"Land of My Sunset preams"
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Their novelty ..dance music
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"Chick. Chickv Chick. Chick.
I Chicken" rFbx trot with
i vocal chorus
"Rah Raa Rah" Fox trot
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