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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM; OREGON . i ' r WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 15, 1926 AL A t. Parker Fountain Pens and Pencil Sets in the Pastel Colors ,T Watches $1.00 and up Knives, a Dandy for'Schobl Boys, 79c !v,!v?r.:ii;:;r.v; Fountain Pens $1.00 and up -:.-. " v Sure You'll Want to Be on Time . ' : : Alarm Clocks, regular $2.00 value, $1.29 CA?(T&L 0of : the .flesr T . ooeofvs & Korietjy Meets Today-- ' : The Women's Foreign Missions sociely"Qf lhe Jason? Leer church will4 meeiithls afternoon at the home, ofMrs. L.';H. .Roberts at 1337 North Wheeled street. :- r - : v v. ' '-'riS's- Boxing rn.it Armory Arena , Phil Bayes ysv Pastor Magsam bol, 8 i 30 p jn., Wednesday, Sept; 15. ' .V;;'A Wieat5 Ooncannon Entertains, . t W. "15. Concannon, traveling en tertainer, gare a performance at the Kiwanis cLnb luncheon in the Marion '' hotel yesferday. He has been giving similar entertain ments at.- the :tate Institutions here.',- . t . . . Q v. Furniture Upholstery : And repairing. - Gels - Powers Furniture Company. 2tf Car Is Stolen A - Ford touring car, -license number, 29,998. owned by W. J. En tress of 1865 South Commer cial street, was reported as stolen last night from the place where It was parked on, Court street, , The theft oceurredrbetweeno'H 4 fir 'a.nd; 10 o'clock, ! according " to Mr. Entress. An Estate Heatrola Will heat your five or six-room home.- Hamilton's.. sl5 Teachers tojlleet- A general teachers' meeting will be held Saturday morning at 10 o'clock at the senior high school building, it was announced last n ight by George W. Hu g, city school superintendent... All new teachers will meet- at 9 o'clock. Our Fall Supply of Blankets, comforts -etc., just in Many beautiful patterns to choose from. H. L. Stiff Furniture Co. ' -.. 815 Enrollment Grows Increased enrollment over that of last year was. present at the St. 4 pcent jiePauI ; parochial school an,d Sacred Heart academy when they opened for the fall ses sion n'jpteriJy-. An addition .will nably0aj',raadei- to tm?s Sacred probably 'be Heart faculty. Two additional grades have been, added att St.' Vincent DePaul, making it a full eight grade school. J HOP PICKERS WANTED Trucks leave cast end - of bridge every morning, 6:30 . THACKER & WILLIAMS i Phone llUFia j . WOOD WOOD TRACY'S FUEL YARD 167 D Street Telephone 2313 Underwood Typewriter Co. Direct Factory Branch ; 519 Court St. ' ' Phone 263 Typewriters Rented, Sold, v-Repaired Special rental rates to Students I" LOGWL LADD & BUSH Bankers ., Established 1868' - ' ., General Banldnff Dur"n?c3 ? W Office Hours from and Conklin Automatic Pencils SI. 00 DRUG ToE OWL 0KUG Go. )STATC STREET UBLftTf NEWS IN BRIEF Retimi From Trip " Wiftlam L. Liljequist of the firm of Hansen and Liljequist has fust 'returned from a two weeks' vacation, spent in southern Ore gon, Mr. Liljequist was iaccom panied by his wife, son; and a niece who resides In Eugene. Klamath Falls. Bend. East Lake, Elk, Lake and .'Belknap Springs were visited during the trip. Mr. Liljequist reported the roads and highways in the southern part of the state in excellent condition. A Good Gas and TCood : Combination range, slightly used. Hamilton's. si 5 Al A'onng Resigns Al Young of the local Pacific Fruit and Produce company ware house, has resigned his position and gone to , Pendleton. While there he intends to see the annual roundup. - Oar Business Demands More listings of property. List now. Phone 1664, Anderson & Rupert,' 169 So. High St,; si 5 Car"Recovered- A car owned by J. C. Edwards which was reported stolen - Mon day, was recovered yesterday by local police officers. Car Is Damaged j Samuel Logue reported at the local police station yesterday that his car had collided with a street car at Chemeketa and Commercial streets,: resulting in a bent fender and a broken door and .window. He said the accident was caused by lights from the street car and another automobile "blinding him. Mildred Jaeger, Piano Teacher . Enroll for fall term. Studio, 920 N.' 5th St. Tel.- 1948R. sl6 $5500 Cash House J Modern, close in, South Salem, 5 rooms, ready to occupy, imme diate possession. Others all sixes, locations, prices. We will ..akw yon they hest btoS in Salem Hr4p erties. Befcke & Hendricks, 189 N. High.St. :, :v S15 A building permit was issued yesterday, to ;Waf ner an4 -Fref Jo erect a one story dwelling and ga rage combined at 480 North 20th streetThe estimated cost was given as $3500. 1 Pays Drink, Fine ' Mrs. Carrie Kemp of Portland was fined $5 yesterday in police court on a charge of being intoxi cated. ; - t. Fails to Stop- -r--; ---U 'l C.-C. Tranchell was fined $5.1n police court yesterday on' a charge of falling to stop at & through street intersection. - THE HEART is lifted, and sadness will find here, a service that is the reverent essence of human thoughtfulness and tact. - Webb's Funeral Parlors I Telephone 120 . , l I I! ! I I ! -f I i I f 1 10 a, m. to a p. m. . .1 ferns Are You Ready for School Opening? ' Let us offer a few suggestions that will make your school work easier more pleasant :. ST0R J.H.WiHctt wooers Accident Reported , N. M. Finkbiner reported at lo cal police headquarters yesterday that his car struck, one driven by a man named Granty at Commer cial and Center streets. ' He gave no details of the accident. , Used and New Heating stoves at Hamilton's. slS Four In Seat Ralph Geyer was fined $2.50 in police court yesterday on a charge of driving a car with four persons in the front seat. Want Extra Plumbing That is two bathrooms. Here's four brand new union construc tion1 homes of 4 to 6 rooms. All have this extra plumbing, furnace, fireplace, hardwood, electric water heaters, etc. Priced $4750 to $9, 000. And $500 to $1500 down. balgnce like rent will take- Oh yes, building restrictions that pro tect. Immediate possession. Becke & Hendricks. 189 N. High St. S15 Repairs Planned ' ' A building permit was. issued yesterday to J. W. Pease to repair a one story dwelling at 1965 Maf- ion street, the estimated cost be ing $300. Rev. Pickering Arrives Rev. C. A. Pickering and fam ily of Cottonwood, Idaho, arrived in Salem Monday and will live in this city. Rev. Pickering, who is the father of Rex rickering. sec retary at the Kimball School of Theology will study at the college this winter. His son Arthur and daughter Marion will be students at Willamette university. Miss Pearl Osterman 1140 Court, Is taking begin ners In piano" at $1.00 per hour. Thorough Instruction. s!6 Back From Meet Rex Pickering, secretary at the Kimball, School of Theology, has returned " from Walla Walla. Waslu, where he attended the Columbia .RirerN conference' of Methodist I ministers. ' He was made a member of the conference while there. , ! , . Investigate Our Disappearing Mortgages, Just like rent. ' W; (L: Grabenhorst & Co. 134 South Liberty stfqet. Phone 515. si 5 Gets Scholarship f . 1 George L. ' Oliver of Pomeroy. Wash., Willamette university graduate in the class of 1924.vhas received a fellowship at the City college, in New York and has-left to begin his studies. - Modern Homes 5 bed rooms, close, in. one $6, SOOTother $4750, within ? blocks of all schools, university State house, etc. Becke & Hendricks, 189 N. High St. i : S15 Two Are -Fined '';' A. G. Linback and Ai W. Con ner both of Albany were arrested yesterday by E. A. Van De Walk er for hauling logs without a per mit . from . the county court. Both pleaded guilty to the charge. and Linback was fined $10 and Conner 15' - J j: . ; ; ' . Open for Fall Season . .: Board and room. Good home' cooking, rooms large, clean and airy. ' Mrs. M. E. Williams, 645 Marion. Telephone 2471. sl9 Pays Driving Fine ' William G. Davidson of Marlon was arrested yesterday for driving without a public 'service commis sion certificate and was fined $15 in the justice court. , - Lets Fire Barn. ' t i : i -PhUlip A. Newton, Detroit, Ore., was arrested by state fire warden R. A. Elliott for leaving a camp fire unattended was fined $5 and cp?t3 JUu.I ne-juatlce-ourt ' '(n(())(0) a OILIL , - Our paint department ts . jclvtns 'special. prices 'on all; Duro and enamel Jobs. Pick your color .and style of work. We guarantee to ' satisfy. ' irrrci Guardian Named : An order of the county court yesterday appointed C. W. Keene guardian of the estate of George H. Cavanagh, an alleged Incom petent. Heaters and Circulators Are now being shown in the lat est models. .Look these over and be prepared for the early fall. H. L. Stiff Furniture Co. v 815" Get Marriage Licenses -; Lawrence Elliott of 725 N. 22nd street, canneryman, and Millie Hesbeck of 344 North Front; Adam C. Heroch, Maclean,, Ore., and Gladys Eleanor Emery also of Maclean, and James A. Bradley, Portland, and Arabella Dabavich obtained marriage licenses at the office of the county clerk yester day. Complete Line of Monarch Electric - Ranges at Hamlltons. A21tt Acquiring Success 4 Success is the result of ; hard work, properly applied it is, not luck. A course in the Capital Business college wilt1 put you on the road to success. ' Register this week for the fall opening, Sept. 20. In our new quarters In the Chambers Building. si 5 Get Those Big Black Grapes For juice and jelly at Fiala's vineyards. Three miles north, in Polk county. al6 Cow "Wins Medal A yield of 563 pounds of butter fat and 11.976 pounds of milk in 305 days by actual test was made recently by a Jersey cow, Bqnita Fernie, owned by Sidney Miller, of Woodburn. . She was with calf tor 174 days of this time. Qualify ing for a silver medal fronVrhe American Jersey Cattle club. She was three years and 11 months old when the test started. Hop Pickers Wanted Gilbert & Patterson. Cars leave 366 Chemeketa 6:30 or after. Ihone 2175J. s!6 Sande Resigns Lester Sande, who has been cashier, for the Parker Stages, &as resigned and will take a position with the Southern Pacific' He has just returned from a vacation in Portland and Seaside. V Hotel Marlon Dollar dinner, served 6:45 to 8 every evening. J2tf Hartman On Trip Otto Hartman of this, city has left on "a visit to Chicago, New York, Ohio, and other places in the east. - V Attend Meeting Mr. and Mrs. George Crater, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lauterman, Mrs. Josephine Stewart,, and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Chadwick, all Salem hotel people, were in Corvallis Sunday to attend the banquet, of the state Hotelmens association. held In the New Benton hotel there. 4. i V High Grade Piano vr Like new, will sacrifice , for quick sale, $10 monthly will-tt$n dle Write M. Garnett, care Stan dard Oil Co., for particulars. s22 Will Study Here Jr v H Vernon Taylor has arrived In'. this" city and will enroll at Willam ette university this fall. Paul Acton to Leave,' . Paul Acton of Salem will leave Wednesday for Omaha, Neb, v .He will Join Mrs. Acton, wWjriias been visiting in that region re cently. -. Mr. Acton: Is special agent here for the Northwest Mu tual Life insurance company, V' Latest Pattei Wrought iron fireplace andiron, fireplace sets and screens Just re ceived from New York. Prices right as usual and quality ! the best. H. L. Stiff Furniture Co. " . 815 Gold Permit Oin - The state land board yesterday authorized Cus C. Moser, Portland attorney, and Charles Hall of Marshfield. to, extract gold from black sands along the beaches. In Curry county. Under the terms ot the contract the state is to re ceive " 7 per cent of any ' old that may be extracted? from, the sands. " "' : . Will Visit Hospital , Members of the state board of control will leave' here FriuSfy night for Pendleton where 41ueyJ ?rr'fUng the Ei;:'rn-0"- -on ; !je officials will - be guests of the round-up management. The board .is j com posed - of Governor Pierce, Secretary of State' Kozer. ' State Treasurer. Kay, - and -Col. Carle ybrams, secretary. , ' Runaways Held ' Kenneth Bloom, state traffic of ficer, captured Oliver L.u ding ton and Thomas . Williams, , runaways from Chemawa. Indian school, at Albany, 'yesterday. ' Returns With Deer E. C. White and his two 'sons L. R. White and Errol White, have Just returned from a hunting trip near Riddle in Douglas county. Mr. White got one deer and his sons got none. He claims to have had the deer killed and dressed within an hour of leaving camp. James Whlford' Visits - ' James Whlford, 99. of Forest Grove, visited Salem Monday. His father lived to be 108 and he ex pects to exceed that record. Orchestra to- Play Herb Wieoft and his famous Brunswick recording orchestra of the Cinderella roof garden of Los Angeles will play at the new fair grounds pavilliaii, on Tuesday, September 21. Bonds Certified The state irrigation securities commission today certified to $140,000 of bonds issued by the Medford irrigation district for de velopment purpopew. The total bond Issue of this district is $1, 260,000. State guarantee' of ln: terest was not authorized bythe board. The commission also cer tified to $35,000 of bonds issued by the Squaw Creek irrigation dis trict near Sisters, and $5,000 of bonds for the North Fork irri gation district in Hood'River comi ty. -Requests for certification of bonds presented by the Lone Pine and Summer Lake irrigation dis tricts were rejected." STATES AWAITING NINE PRIMARY VOTE RETURNS (Continned from pc X.) had been counted. James Mc Cabe, who campaigned for light wines and beer, received 1,046. DELIVER, Colo., Sept. 14. With only scattering returns re ceived three hours after the polls in the Colorado bi-annaul election had closed Charles W. Waterman, supported by C. G. Hamlin, repub lican national committeeman, was leading Senator Rice W. Means, supported by United States Sena tor Phipps for the republican nom ination tor United States senator 2,048 to 1,456 from 67 precincts. In the republican gubernatorial race John'F. Vivian, supported by Phipps was leading former Gov ernor Oliver H. Shoup, supported by Hamlin 2,038 to 1,662 in 74 of 1,591 precincts. Carl S. Milli- ken was third with 567. In the democratic senatorial race, former governor W. E. Sweet was leading Paul -Prosser 866 to 605, while Frank J. Hayes was third with 242 in.76 precincts. State Senator Adams was lead ing S. W. Johnson 1,101 to 518 in the democratic gubernatorial race in-67 precincts. BALTIMORE, Md., Sept. 15. Shortly before 2 a. m., with 539 of Maryland's 1,184 precincts re ported, Representative John Phillip Hill was leading United States Senator O. E. Weller for the republican senatorial nomina tion by only 523 votes In the state wide count,, but the close vote in the counties indicated that Weller was more than holding his own in convention strength, Votes in the state convention are . cast by county units, making it possible for Hill to maintain a majority in the state wide count and yet loose the nomination through loss of the majority coun ties , MONTPELIER, Vt., Sept. 14. WIttt;Teturns from" 40 cities and town out of 24 8 complete, the re turns for governor in the repub lican primary gave: . Farnsworth SKA' Dnwall 1 flrt Vt'aaJrd Lw vafA uwva A.tvvf m.t a t v wa . J COLUMBIA,. S. C Sept. 14.- yllh 77, or nearly half of the SjCHAEFFJER'S COUGH : SYRUP, L I V ; WILL CURE : That :V " SUMMER' COUGH Only at QCHA'EFER'CJ wkJ .DRUO STORE V 'Penslar Store 135 North Commercial St OrieallTeltow Front '. !V?,;PilONE 107' j state's 1382 precincts accounted for at 7 o'clock tonight." Senator E. D. Smith had a small advant age ' over Edgar A. Brown" In a neck and neck race for the demo cratic senatorial nomination. On the basis of unofficial returns, the standing was: ' Brown 40,620: Smith 42.746. . . ..' 1 On "the. same returns Major J. G. Richards, railroad commission er, had a lead of more than 11,000 otes over I. C. Blackwood for the governorship. ; The vote was: Blackwood 36,132; Richards 47,- 51. Flftv boxes out -of 182 In" the seventh district gave Representa tive Fulmer 3 64 2 and Krnest ai Dupre 2201. ; v DETROIT. Sept. 14 Col. Fred R. Greene's lead over Governor Alex Coresbeck for the. republi can gubernatorial nomination was approaching the 100.000 mark as returns from nearly half the state were tabulated shortly after mid night. The figures from 1367 out of 2935 precincts In the state gave Greene 193,303; Groesbeck $4,- 774. .. . . NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 14. - With more than one-third of . the state reported. United States Sen ator Edwin S. Broussard tonight had a lead of 1822 votes over for mer Governor Jared Y. Sanders for the democratic senatorial nom ination in today's primary. The vote fr,om 524 out of 1313 .preH cmcts gave Broussard 4 5,629 and Sanders 43,807. ALBANY, N. Y.. Sept. 14. Early returns from today's prim ary election in' New York state indicated that at least three, re publican members of congress won renomination in the face of eon1 tests. The Victors were Nathan PerlmaiC 14thr district. (Man hattan): Frank Crowther, 30th district, and Gale H. Staker, 3tth district. Representative Perlman defeat ed Bertram Hopper; Frank Crow ther defeated E. Watson Gardiner, wet, who sought nomination in both the republican and democrat ic primaries, and Representative Stalker, dry, defeated Edwin L. Svens, wet. There was a republican over turn in the 34th district, where J. D. Clarke defeated Harold S. Tol- ley. Two years ago Tolley de feated Clarke for renominiaton. . OTTAWA. S6pt. 15. fAP). Arthur Meighen, conservative pre mier of Canada, went down to de feat in his own constituency of Portage La Prairie; Man., in yes terday's parliamentary elections, while his bitter political opponent, former Prime Minister W. L. Mac-Kenxie-King, leader of the liberal party, was re-elected in Prince Albert, Sask. Early this morning when the liberals were leading .the conserv atives, the returns at hand gave the liberal party 112 members while the seats won by the con servatives, progressives, labor and independent totaled 99. Thirteen other constituencies are still to be heard from. Including Mr. Meighen himself, six members of the government lost their seats. They are E, L. Patnaude, minister of justice; Andre Fautaux. solicitor general; Eugene Paquet, minister of health; Donald Sutherland, min ister without portfolio, and Dr. Raymond Morand, minister with out portfolio. BOSTON, Sept. 14. A close race for the republican nomination for attorney general marked the primary today. The vote for 618 precincts out of 1576 in the state gave: Elijah Adlow 23.585; Alexan der Lincoln J. 6.601; Arthur K. Reading 25,204. Adlow is a state representative, Lincoln is assistant attorney gen- Simplest thin in. the world to clean touet dowis ana Keep tnera clean with FLUSH . WAY. '. Look under the nothing rim. . Use your mirror. It will show .you the source of all foul . odor. A few drops of , FLUSH-A-WAY on a brush will quickly remove this con dition. ' ? - J i w , s Ion-uiUmQUibIe Non-explosive Harmleat to hand " - and plumbing - : At Your Dealer's FLUSH-A-WAY fo r To He t Boris eral and Reading Is district attor ney of Middlesex county v H": Congressman James A. Galll van, democrat in the eleventh dis trict, appeared' assured of renom ination ove John W. McCormick tn returns " from , the greater part of the -district. Other : congres sional' districts were Blow in re porting. United States Senator 'William M. Butler, chairman of the repub lican national committee and Gov ernor Alyen T. Fuller, republican were renominated without opposi tion; Former SenatorDavid I. Walsh was unopposed for tne oem ocratic nomination for senator and William A. Gaston J for the dem ocratic nomination for governor; . ; i NEW SECRETARY ARRIVES FORMER " M'MFCXVILLE MAX HEADS VMCA COUXCIL- PORTLAND. Or.. Sept. 14.- (AP.) Raymond B. Culver, new student secretary ; for . the north-? west council of the YMCA, arrived here today from New Haven, FCN'ERALS Funeral services for Mrs. Ida P. McCormick, age 48. who died Sept. 12, will be held today at '3 c. m. from the Rijcdon mortuary. Concluding services and final dip- position will be at the Mt. Crest A.bbey mausoleum. : - " ' '-r"- ; S"HR EXCHANGE In Demand For . MEN'S USED LADIES' OVERCOATS; WE PAY GOOD PRICES Phone 356 324 North Commercial St DRIVERLESS CARS DRIVE UR SELF 255 Vi BLOCK NORTH POST OFFICE , NORTH CHURCH STREET PHONE Turn to the right at Brooks Postoffice and up Rail road track one-fourth mile, on Fuller Ranch Thursday, September 16,' 1926 Commencing at 10 o'clock a. m sharp " ' ' 50 head of hogs, 8 dairy cows, farm Implements, etc." Free lunch at noon. Terms, all sums of $29 or under rash;! all sums over $20,: 12 months' time at 8 per cen. interest on bankable notes; 3 per cent discount for cash. All property must be settled for before being removed from the premises. ' .'1. IS A COLYKR, Owner t ',! i -,jv:.: vyn j - F. N. WOODRY, Auctioneer . G. T. WADS WORTH, - Clerk ' ; Good 7 Roomed Friday, September 17 ;.. . 1:30 P. M.' . ' 507 North 20th' St.) Corner Marion and 20th Cpn3iating;,ofgood 7 roomed plastered house with front. . back and north porches,, full cement basement, plastered, electric lights, bath and toilet, hot and cold-water, corner lot 5xl00 feet facing east on paved Btreet, sidewalks. This Is a very fine, located home, will be sold on terms $1000 cash, balance arranged at 6 per cenL. Also at, same time . and place all the furniture, and furnishings . as follows Quarter, oak round extension table, buffet and 6 leather seated diner, oak library table', oak rockers, all cast iron heater, good range, Eureka electric sweeper new, taberettes pictures, curtains, cougar rug. craft leather lounge,-writing desk mahogany floor lamp with silk shade. hospital bed with: silk floss mattress, a number of good rugs; birdseye maple, princess dresser, 3 good beds and springs ana silk floss mattresses, large looking glass, hall and stair carpet, porch furniture. Perfection oil heater, book rack and case, chiffonier and dreasers, pictures, stands, camp chairs, drop head sewing machine, breakfast table, walnut office chair, ? chest drawers, odd chairs,' box carpenter's tools; good tent, gent's bicycle, dishes, kitchen ntensils, tents, etc. Terms . cash. ' ' , . ' MRS. JIARTnA WARNER, Owner . F. N: WOODRY If yon want to sell your fnrnltnre call the-Suinnicr Street ' V Phcne 511 r stall hhed" 191G"-' -' ' ''- ' Conn. .After a short visit: with cis. parents, Mr. ana lrs. r . : u. Culver, at McMinnville. he wilt take up his work in fhe""lortland headquarters.' Jle is t. graduate of Linfleld college, McMinnville,' and received his bachelor of arts degree from Yale in 19.1 6 and his bachelor of divinity degree from the same institution ,in,9 20. SALEM. $500,000adition to paper mill almost Tea dy f or ma chinery, . . A. L. Stevenson , Livestock Auctioneer Corvallis, Oregon v ; Office Phone4175W ; KesTPhone 176M Don't tou know that.' a live Auctioneer can make his salary on the sale of one good animaL - USE YOUR CREDIT SUITS OXOATS c "1 Balance 1 10 payments AL KRAUSE QUALITY MEN'S WEAR The Store. With the : Fountain- CLOTHING and i to ; Company 885 '. Home and Furniture UL3 is ths Auctioneer mm r, m.'
