THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM. OREGON
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Dance Friday Xigiit
A dance, sponsored by the Sa
lem Business and Professional
Women's club, will be siren in
Daja:hall Friday evening. A five
phyQrcbestra will furnish music
n?fLtn new n W-fashloned
dancUwlll be on the program.
Everyone is invited.
OxarkA Radio
Tone, distance and selectivity.
Hp ar It. Write or phone for dem
onstration. Waters Brothers, 135
S. 17th. Phones 1810-W, 401. n2
Elks to Receive Returns
Salem Elks , will be able to hear
the election returns hot off the
wire tonight. The figures will
come into the lodge over a special
leased wire and will be received
by an operator on duty in the
building. - -
Becher Trombone,
'. Easy terms. Portland
Co., 355 N. High street.
Music
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B. P. O. E. Entertainment
An Ellison White attraction will
f be the feature of the entertain-
I ment at the local lodge of Elks
J Thursday night after the. regular
meeting of the lodge.
Waffles
All the new kinds. The Spa. lOtf
Cars Collide at Crossing
. A minor accident occurred yes
terday afternoon at the corner of
Ferry .and, Commercial streets
when a car bearing WasWng'ton
license No." lo;2? collided with
an Oregon car. No serious dam
age toeither car wa done.,
Fnrnltare Upholsters,
And' repairing. Giese-Powera
Furniture Co. - .. a2tf
Dakota (Ma ito t; -
ThMaet vneetUe'0 HheVNortb.
Dakota club will be he)d on Wed
nesday evening at 6 o'clock at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. -George L.
Cumroings at 1396 North . Fourth
street, with Mrs. Lydia-'Hobba as
hostess. All members and for
mer residents of North or South
Dakota are invited and are asked
to bring a family supper.
Boxing, Salem Armory
Wednesday, Nov. 3, 8:30 p. m.
Bobby Clark. Salem vs. Young
"Villa, Portland,, 10 three-minute
founds. Russell Green, Salem,
vs. Jack West, Portland. 6 three
minute rounds. " Snappy prelimin
aries. 2
Kftrnpe From Asjiuiu
Howard Reifanyder, 23, escaped
from the state hospital Sunday by
letting himself down from a sec-
j story window with sheets as-
picking the lock on me win-
f JV He was committed from the
feoble minded school in 192$.
Hotel Marion
Dollar' dinner, served 5:45 to 8
very evening: J2tf
Motorist Fined -
Harry -Crawford of I4nnton en
tered a plea, of guilty to a charge
of driving a motor vehicle with
Ira prosper lights, and paid a fine of
$10 in justice court.
Dr." Verne L. Hamilton
Physician and surgeon has lo
cated in Salem, with offices in the
new Bllgh building. Hour 10 to
12: 1 to 5;. 7 to.9. Office phone
2394. Res. ohone 1461. n-23
Driver Arrostr -
W. R. Lyons of Portland, ar
rested for reckless driving, posted
a $50 bail bond to insure his ap
pearance in the justice court.
Piano for Sale-
Large eastern piano manufac
turer-has finemano here that
must, be sold , im med Lately, " $10
nonthlv .will handle. If interested
Interested in. r eat : piano buy,
-writ re M; once for' Particulars.
It. F.'WinfamsV factory adjust6r.
arv.Sta teaman office. n5
Driver Pai s -Fit
' HLTDTxatfrdr' Cratrtree paid
a fin4'6f $ 10 1 for driving a motor
vehicle with Improper license
plates in. the justice court yester
day. He was arrested by Edward
Turrish.
Election Returns
Capitol theater tonight.
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Mm. Maude Thompson Dies-
Mrs. Edgar D. Thompson of 211
Madison street.. Oregon City, died
WOOD WOOD
TRACY'S FUEL
YARD
107 D Btrwt Telephone Mil
UndcrwootfTypcwritcr Co.
l Dtract Factory Branch
J19 Ooart St. . - Phono
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R paired
SieclaJ rental rata to Btadentt
LADD & BUSH Bankers
Established 1868
General Banian? Business
Office Ztoara from 10a.ia.to8 p; u"
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on October, 23, leaving a husband
and five children. The children
are Mrs. ' Marietta. Grimes, Mrs.
Blanche Bartges, and David. Scott
and. Howard Thompson. In ad
dition, Mrs. Thompson leaves si
half-sisters, Mrs. Ivy Strong. Mrs.
Delia Simmons. Mrs. Joe Wheat
man, Mrs. Jane Strong, Mrs. Vida
Bowers, Miss Arvilla Woodworth,
and a step-mother, Mrs. B. M.
Woodworth.
Pantage Vaudeville
And election returns at Capitol
theater tonight. n2
Anto Driver Pleads
E. W. Wilson of Salem, charged
with reckless driving in the jus
tice court yesterday, entered a
plea of guilty and the case has
been continued for sentence. He
was arrested by J. J. McMahon.
Watch for the Opening
Of the big dance hall in North
Dallas. n2
Montana Driver Fined
J. A. Proctor of Kalispel, Mont.,
pleaded guilty to a charge of reck
less driving in the justice court
yesterday and was fined $40. He
was arrested by J. J. McMahon,
state traffic jofficer.
Refinlsh Your Car
With DQPont "Duco" at the only
authorized station in the city, 219
State .street. n3
Stage Driver Arrested
E. J. Allen 6f Wittier, Cal., was
arrested by" 'J; J. " McMahon for
speeding a' stage and his case has
been continued for trial until Nov.
4.
On and ,Af ter 'ov. ,tt il 926
- The Black-Cat will be open un
til lltSO p.-ia. every evening. s7
License Obtained
Earl Martin of Silverton- and
Margaret German also of Silver
ton obtained a marriage license at
the office of the county elerk yes
terday. Rev. Cora Kincannoit Smith
Famous medium, see her at New
Salem hotel 9 . m., 10 p. m.
Meeting, Wednesday, 3rd, 7:45 p.
m. at Otto Klett bldg., corner Lib
erty and Ferry Sts. Everybody
welcome. n2
Gun Club to Meet
The Salem Rod and Gun club
will meet tonight in the chamber
of commerce rooms. Plans will
be made for a turkey shoot to be
held some time prior to Thanks
giving. '
Complete Line of
Monarch Electric Ranges at
Hamilton's. a21tf
McKey to Address Lion .
Miles McKey, assistant attorney
general and member of the local
Lions club, will address the club
at its weekly luncheon Friday on
The . Officers' Reserve Corps."
Leonard Cbadwick will sing seve
ral solos. Rev. Martin Fereshe
tian wilt be chairman of the day.
Electric Sandwiches.
All the new kinds.
The Spa.
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Invitations Received
Members of the Salem Lions
club have received an invitation
from the Portland den to attend
a dinner dance to be given by the
Portland auxiliary soon.
Rig Redaction Sale on
Hats, starting Tuesday and last
ing all week. Larsen's Millinery.
(next to Dixie Bakery). Ta2tf
Siren Cauwt Excitement-
Officers at the state penitenti
ary triad out a new siren Sunday
and .a., scare immediately, began
in the city that some convicts had
escaped.' They are still safely
locked Tip, however.
The Big Dance Hall '
In North Dallas has floor space
of over. 400 square feet. n3
Joint Lnneheon Planned' -
-'A joint luncheon of the Cor
vallis and Salem Rotary clubs will
be held here November 10. James
Beatty, district governor, will be
a guest.
Salem Roy Initiated
George Adams of this city has
been initiated into the Soils club
at OAC. ' The club is composed of
upper class agricultural students
Car Thief Is Caught
Leo Lawson was arrested Sun
day night for stealing an automo
bile from Emit W. Stripling. He
Is also charged with having stolen
CHOICE of Traub Genuine
Orange Blossom engage
ment ahd wedding rings is a
tribute to the Judgment and
good caste of the wearer.
nABTilAJf BBOfl.
a car owned by Alxrt Cr Baker,
which was stolen Saturday night
and later recovered. Lawgon es
caped from the . state training
school here a year ago.
Election Returns Tonight
At the Capitol theater.
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Divorce- Granted
Pearl Burkhardt obtained a di
vorce decree from Henry Burk
hardt by an order of the circuit
court yesterday. She Is awarded
$25 a month for the support of a
minor child.
$200 Brunswick
And records, $65, $5 a month.
The Portland Music Co., 355 N.
High St. n3
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Complaint Filed
Ernest E. Parker filed a com
plaint for divorce against Jennie
F. Parker in the circuit court yes
terday, alleging desertion.
Ozarka Radio
Tone, distance and selectivity.
Hear it. Write or phone for dem
onstration. Waters Brothers. 135
S. 17th. Phones 1810-W, 401. n2
Motorist Fined
L. L. Jory of Salem was fined
$10 in justice court yesterday af
ter he had entered a plea of guilty
to a charge of operating a motor
vehicle with improper lights.
To Give Flection Returns
Election returns will be an
nounced at the local YMCA to
night' as they are received over
radio. .
The Spa Is Now Serving-
All the new electric sandwiches.
Over forty kinds. ol6t?
Open Hon.se Plan ned
The YMCA will hold open house
Saturday to all members of the
Pioneer; Friendly Indian and Com
rade boys' clubs in the city. They
will be admitted free to the gym
nasium, swimming pool and other
facilities. It is planned to make
such events a weekly occurrence.
Buescher Saxophone, SI lim
it's a dandy. Easy terms. Port
land Music Co., 355 N. High St.
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Shingling Bee to be Held
A shingling bee will be held at
the Methodist church at Brooks
on Wednesday. Members of the
congregation will, turn out to put
new shingles on the roof of the
parsonage. Ladies will furnish -a
dinner afterwards. i..
Xew Ola-is to Begin
.A new class in citizenship will
begin at the local YMCA next
Saturday night. Such classes have
been meeting with extraordinary
success this year, and have had a
large attendance.
Watch for the Opening
Of the big hall in North Dallas.
Modern in every way.
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Dr.' Canse Plans Trip
Dr. John M. Canse, president of
Kimball School of Theology, will
attend meetings of the southern
district of the Methodist church
the rest of this week, in company
with S. J. Cheney, district super
intendent. A program of strong
addresses has been prepared by
Mr. Cheney. They will be at Med-
ford tonight. Eugene tomorrow,
and Marshfield Thursday.
Stradivara Console-
Practically new, will sacrifice
for $80. Arthur Tapman. route
5, box 112-B. Tel., 81F13. n2
Hillsboro Pastor Visits-
Rev. Lester Poor, pastor of the
Methodist church at Hillsboro, and
his: wife, were visitors in this city
yesterdayt They visited their
children. Sara and George, stud
ents at Willamette university, and
also Dr. John M. Canse.
Waffles-
Served all hours. The Spa. ol6tf
Man Hurt In Accident-
George Breckenridge suffered
several fractured ribs when the
car he was driving was hit by an
other one at Brooks and forced
into the ditch, being completely
demolished. The other car was
driven by W. R. Lyons, who was
attempting to pass a third car
when he hit Breckenridge. The
latter was taken to a local hos
pital for treatment.
Centralia Visitors Here-
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Carrier of
Centrallat Wash., were in this
city Monday to visit their daugh
ter Viola, a student a Willam
ette university. Mr. fCarrier Is
secretary of the Centralia Build
ing & Loan association jand presi
dent of the Klwanis club there.
Overtime "Parkers Fined
Joseph H. Albert and a person
named Sipprell were fined 11 each
in police court yesterday on over
time parking charges. :"
Twin Daughters Born
Mr. and Mrs.-Edward M. Weller
of this city are the parents of two
twin daughters, born at their
home - Sunday afternoon. The
girls have been named Mary Eliz
abeth and Martha Elisabeth. Both
mother and children are reported
to be doing well.
Old Flag Pole Gone
The old flag pole on the court
house lawn, just east of the War
Mothers' memorial, has been cut
down - and will be replaced by a
new and better one. The new one
is being put up by troop C of the
Boy Scouts, who plan to have It
ready tor Armistice day.
Radio Headquarters, 173 8. High
Tel. 1935. New 5-tube Crosley
set, completely equipped, $100.
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Basketball Manager i -. T" :
Word has reached Salem of the
Br)(ox))lC
MOUU
SAYS:
We have a complete line of
good used cars that will
give real satisfaction for less
money than you can drive
the old car for. Look them
over and see for yourself.
appointment of Harold Socolofsky
to varsity basketball manager by
the University of Oregon executive
committee. Socolofsky is enrolled
in the school of business adminis
tration, is a member of the men's
glee club and assistant manager
of football. He is a member of
Beta Theta Pi fraternity.
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VISITORS REPORTED f
IN SALEM I
Mrs. Frank-Adleman, a resident
of Gervals, is in a local hospital
following an operation.
P. J. Gallagher of Portland was
in this city Snnday.
Ervin O. Koser of Silverton is
a visitor in this city.
E. J. Allen of Woodburn was
in this city Monday.
James Stewart of Corvallis spent
Monday in this city.
Harvey Heath of this city spent
the week-end in Oregon City.
H. A. Haakerson, Mill City res
ident, was in this city Monday.
Lloyd Larson of Silverton was
in Salem Monday.
H. Sharp of Portland was in
this city Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Morgan, resi
dents of Portland, are visiting in
his city.
Nora Green of Portland was a
visitor in this city Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jett Blackburn of
Marshfield are visitors in Salem
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Biles of Pen
dleton spent Saturday night in
this city.
Sophie Allen of Portland Is a
visitor in Salem.
M. C. Weatherford of Roseburg
is a visitor in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Murphy and
Mrs. W. L. Jackson, residents of
Albany, were in this city Friday
Bradley Ewers of Portland was
in this city on business Friday
Mrs. G. H . Meeker of North
Bend -was in this city Saturday,
Amanda Mathews of Shaw was
a Salem visitor several days--dur
ing the past week.
OFFICIALS SEE UNUSUAL
HEAVY VOTE FOR STATE
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There are several measures, too,
which are calculated " to attract
voters to the polls. Among- these
are the two state income tax meas
ures, the bus and truck bill, the
hydro-electric measure, the tith
ing bill and the fish wheel bill.
The agricultural district is ' sup
posed to be backing one of the in
come tax measures; the bus ope
rators have been active against
the stage bill; the housewives
hydro measure has received oppo
sition, and sportsmen have risen
up against the tithing measure.
Besides these, there is the to
bacco tax measure which all the
tobacco dealers are opposing, and
the lower Columbia fishermen are
planning to turn out to support
the fish bill, intended to put the
fish wlieels jand other fixed gear
out of business.
There are local contests which
are expected to bring out a large
vote, such 'as the debate in Tilla
mook "county1 over county judge,
and the particularly active cam
paigns in Jackson, Douglas and
Klamath counties.
- A new house of sixty represent
atives is to be elected tomorrow
and there are approximately 15
state senators to be named.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Nov. 1.
(AP) Bankruptcy of a Cali
fornia candidate who was financ
ing his own rae for associate
justice of the state supreme court
today furnished an impromptu
side light on the subject of cam
paign expenses on the Pacific
coast, where senatorial slush fund
investigations last week roiled the
political waters of Washington
and Oregon before storming on
into Arizona.
The candidate, D. L. Thorp
bury, San Francisco attorney, was
declared an involuntary .bankrupt
in United States, district court af
ter action brought by creditors
He advertised his candidacy ex
tensively throughout the state,
and failed for $35,000.
Otherwise the chief develop
ments of the day before tomor
row's general election consisted
chiefly in the customary and con
tradictory predictions of opposing
camps.
In Utah the oratorical guns
boomed up to the last hour of the
campaign,, with Senator Reed
Smoot, republican, and Ashby
Snow, his democratic opponent.
making final efforts to reach rot
ers. All three Idaho senatorial
candidates, 'Senator Frank R
Gooding, republican, John F. Nu
gent, democrat, and H. F. Sam
uels, progressive, likewise .' were
busy at mass meetings, and candi
dates for state offices also had
election-eve speaking ' . engage
ments. i
Fair weather seemed likely In
Oregon tomorrow, and this cou-
fpled with' keen interest in a three-
cornered senatorial contest - and
the governorship fight between
Walter M. .Pierce, democrat In
cumbent. I. L. Patterson, republi
can, and H. H. Stallard. independ
ent, led election officials to ex
pect an unusually heavy vote.
Republicans continued to ex
press confidence , in victory for
Frederick W. Steiwer over R. N.
Stanfield, running as an independ
ent, and who was defeated by
Steiwer for the republican nomi
nation in the primary, and Bert
Haney, democratic former mem
ber or the shpping board. The
democratic press made no sweep
ing claims of victory for Haney,
but said the vote of Multnomah
county, which includes Portland,
would be the deciding factor.
In .Washington the supporters
of Senator Wesley L. Jones, re
publican, and his democratic op
ponent, A. Scott Bullitt, who has
the emphatic disapproval of the
Anti-Saloon league, were mili
tantly confident of success, and
all indications pointed to a close
vote.
Republicans in California rest
ed on their oars, beliering the re
election of Senator Samuel M.
Shortridge and the election of the
state ticket headed by C. C. Young
was a foregone conclusion. Party
headquarters estimated Short
ridge and Young would win over
their democratic opponents, John
B. Elliott and Justus S. Wardell.
by pluralities of 300,000. Demo
cratic leaders declined to accept
this prognostication, but content
ed themselves with much small
er pluralities in their predictions
of victory.
With the republicans staunchly
behind Frederick W. Steiwer for
United States senator, and defying
any rumored break in the party as
the result of the candidacy of Rob
ert N. Stanfield, independent, de
feated by Steiwer for the- republi
can nomination in the primaries.
the party leaders predicted tonight
a sweeping victory for their candi
date. ' .
Bert Haney, democrat, former
member of the shipping board,
brought his strong campaign for
United States senator to a close
today amid assurances of his party
followers that he would tarry the
democratic banner to victory to
morrow. In the gubernatorial race. Gov
ernor Walter M. Pierce, democrat,
wound up his campaign tonight at
Pendleton, his-home district, with
a large rallyl He has confined his
campaign activities largely to the
agricultural districts.
I.. L. Patterson, republican, of
Eola, Polk county, Pierce"s. oppon
ent, and classed, too. with Pierce,
as a "dirt farmer," has made his
.. principal bid for votes in the rural
sections.
If. H. Stallard, independent, and
he third candidate for the govern
or's chair, basea nis campaign
principally on an attack on Gov
ernor Pierce's administration.
COSTLY FINERY TAKEN
FROM SECRET TRUNK
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Semple McPhcrson's."
They were locked tonight in the
district 'attorney's personal safe.
Employes of a Glendale cleaa
ng establishment were the first
witnesses called ly tne district
attorneys investigators toaay as
they began tracing the rest of the
67 items of the list of the trunk's
cements. A. B. Fanst, manager,
and Miss Lois McCoy, a clerk in
the cleaning establishment, identi
fied the laundry mark on a dress
of blue and white corduroy found
in the Ormiston trunk, as corre
sponding to that on a dress left
at the shop No. 13, 1026. by Miss
Emma Schaeffer, Mrs. McPherson's
secretary, together with four other
gowns.' Neither "were able to iden
tify the'dress from memory.
Keyes today received a report
that Miss Erma. RayboId,,a clerk
in a Los' Angeles store, sold a red
cape to Mrs. McPherson early this
year. Search for the clerk was
btgun at once to determine wheth
er she can identify a red cape
found in the trunk as the one sh
sold to the evangelist.
LOS ANGELES. Cal., Nov. 1.
(AP) The blue trunk of mystery
said to be the property of Ken
neth G. Ormiston, and alleged to
contain annarel belonging to
Aimee Semple McPherson, accus
ed evangelist, spilled an array of
costly finery into already cluttered
records of the case when It was
onened on its arrival from New
York late today.
Silks and brilliants, ..evening
gowns of cloth, of gold and silver.
snake skin slippers and filmy neg
tigees, gorgeous pajamas and fur
trimmed wraps said by the pros
ecution to belong to the religious
head of the half million dollar
temple, poured from the trunk as
the district attorney's investiga
tors opened it for inspection.
Sixty-seven pieces of women's
wearing apparel and nicknacks
were counted in the glittering pile.
The officials inventoried the en
tire shimmering shipment seized
in New York and sent here under
bond. Then they announced that
here' was the last link needed to
connect the evangelist to a sojourn
last Ma'y In a Carmet bungalow
with . Ormiston, fugitive co-de
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fendant in the criminal conspiracy-
case.
The trunk, says the prosecution,
left Pasadena May 6 and was re
packed in the east by the fugitive
Ormiston with the clothing of his
companion in the cottage at Car
mel. Several articles. District At
torney Keyes asserted, could be
identified as the property of the
evangelist, whose preliminary
hearing is expected to close Wed
nesday. Following is the list of its con
tents as given out by the district
attorney's office.
Green dress; blue evening gown
trimmed with pink, red and gold;
cerise gown with blue Bilk now-
ers; white silk dressing gown wun
blue silk flowers; gold beaded
evening gown with tag "Imported
by Bullocks" (Los Angeles);
black beaded evening gown; sil
ver beaded scarf; blue dressing
robe trimmed with embroidery;
silver sash; gold fillet; embroid
ered table cover; lace trimmed
bath towel; black cape lined with
white; purple Chinese kimona;
dark blue serge dress vwitb cape;
black velvet hoop skirt; black sat
in slippers; snake skin) slippers;
pink evening gown trimmed with
gold and silver; pale green even
ing gown; pink satin slippers;
crepe de chine gown; pink night
gown; tan slip; orange scarf; coat
with fur collar; silk umbrella;
black velvet sleeveless gown with
red trimmings; motoring gown;
perfume case; beach silk hose;
blue serge dress, two piece;" em
broidered white slip; flesh silk
brassiere; pink silk bloomers;
peach night gown: pink night
gown; pink boudoir cap; tan vel
vet gown; lace - morning gown;
black silk slip: orchid slip; black
lace shawl; pleated dress slip;
lace boudoir cap; lavender em
broidered night gown; lace hair
band with ostrich feathers; sil
ver slippers! green hose; salmon
chemise; fur jabot; pajamas; two
piece chemise and bloomers;
morning gown of peach; blue and
grey silk gown ; purple dressing
gown; two rhinestone hair orna
ments; pink silk gown trimmed
with rhinestones and pearls; pink
night gown lace trimmed; pink
slip; purple, embroidered sash;
grey coat. with cape attache.
The arrival of the trnnk which
traveled under guard and a $5000
bond from New York, was preced
ed today by presentation in court
of briefs in the McPherson pre
liminary hearing, in which the de
fense asserted that the evangelist
had done no wrong by telling her
stry of -kidnaping and the prose
cution charged "religious fakery."
District Attorney Keyes and his
aides in their brief declared that
the integrity of the judiciary had
been attacked when Mrs. McPher
son used a superior court judge of
Los Angeles county and a former
superior judge of Monterey coun
ty as dupes in her alleged plot to
manufacture evidence and defeat
justice. , ' ., '
"In the name of what the peo
ple hold sacred, namely, religion,"
said the document, the-evangelist,
heT mother, Mrs. Minnie .Kennedy,
and Ormiston had combined . to
substantiate a "monstrous, blas
phemous hoax" in first announc
ing that the religious leader had
been drowned at the beach May
18 last, then having her hide in a
Carmel cottage and finally having
her reappear at Douglas, Arizona
June 23 with a dramatic tale of
kidnaping and imprisonment for
ransom.
FREXCH DO MUCH HUNTING
Three million hunting permits
were delivered throughout France
for the present season, at 200
francs each. A large percentage
were Issued to workmen.
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Salem
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NORTH SALEM
NEWS ITEMS
By SEAN LOBATJGH
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Slater and
Mr. and Mrs. Berry of Kalispel.
Mont., were visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. C. G. Hall of 1064 North
Capitol street Monday. They were
en route to Los Angeles.
Practically all the forms have
been removed from concrete in
the new Williamson theater build
ing, and floors are being laid in
the mezzanine 'floor and in the
apartments.
Miss Lillian Schroeder of Par
rish junior high school will ad
dress ' the church school officers
and teachers of Jason Iee Meth
orfift church this evening.
H. E. Coates fchd son of Cali
fornia. F. L. Doores of California
and M. V. Harbison of Illinois reg
istered their cars at the Lope Star
auto park Sunday evening.
-E. C. Ballinger of the Lone Star
auto park was a visitor in kMc
Minnvflle on Sunday.
The high school Epworth League
of Jason Lee Methodist church
will present an entertainment on
Wednesday night which will be
called "An Evening of Myster "
A small admission will be charged.
STATE WITNESS TAKEN
AWAY AS TRIAL NEARS
(Continued from page I.)
Astoria. Long -Island, another
state's witness, could not bj lo
cated. First to go on trial will be Mrs.'
Hall and her brothers, Willie and
Henry Stevens. Their cousin,
Henry Carpender, will be tried
last. Mrs. Hall, the first of the
four to be charged with the crime,
is at liberty under $40,000 bonds.
The others' have been confined in
the county jail.
HORSES DIE IN BLAZE
MAIN HABX OF LIMA DRIVING
PARK DESTROYED
LIMA, Ohio,. Nov. 1. (AP
Ten .harness 'race horses were
turned to death here tonight when
a $75,000 fire destroyed the main
Darn at the Lima Driving park.
Mrs. Cook Says Gas
Made Her Nervous
"For years I had gas on the
stomach and was nervous. Adler-
lka has done more enod than
Anything" (signed) Lela Cook.
ON'E spoonful Adlerika removes
GAS and often brings surprising,
relief to the stomach. Stops that
full, bloated feeling. Don't waste
time with pills or tablets but let
Adlerika give your bowels a
REAL cleansing, bringing out
matter you neveT thought .was in
your system! J. C. Perry, Drug
gist, 115 S. Commercial St. -Adv.
PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL
LIVESTOCK EXPOSITION
PORTLAND, OCT. 30 TO NOV. 6
$2.00 Portland and Return
Oregon Electric Railway
Tickets on sale October 28th to November 6th
inclusive... Return Limit November. 8
Nov. 2 and 3 only $1.50 for round
trip good for return Nov. 4
You'll enjoy this, the world's greatest Livestock Expo
sition. Under one roof are 10 acres of exhibits. ' The
world's champion livestock will be shown. Manufactur
ers and land products show. Dairy products show.
Horse Show Nightly Except Sunday, and
- Matinees Thursday, Friday and Saturday
O. E. Ry. Trains Uave Salem at 7:10 a. 10:10 a. m,
1 :05 p. m.; 4:00 p. m.; 5:30 p. 8:20 p. m.
PHONE 727
L. F. Knowlton, Trav. Pass. Agt. rPortland
v . ; - . J W: RITCHIE
- i ; Agent , ' .
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USEtiCMS
Snap Buys in
FORDS -CHEVROLETS
:
OVERLANDS
Roadsters, Tourings
and Coupes
7 . 2
$50.00
Will buy a Ford touring
$75.00
- Will buy a Chevrolet with
starter and good tires
$iobx)(T7
Will buy a Ford roadster, '
starter, good tires, some extras
102.1 and 1024 Chevrolet coupe,
completely overhauled,
new paint ;-
Newton Chovrolet
Company
KLAMATII FALLS.. -r' 11,000
volt power line being built into
Keno district. 1
OBITUARY
' Strom
Ol Strom, agrd 22. Ort. 3J. II
1 nrrlTl bjr bis-parents kn& a ' broth-,
rr at Tahnlah Indian restrvatioa in Wash
ioictaiu 'Tht AmAr wll h forwarded, to
thr reservation for burial by tba Rigrion
& Sou mortuary. .
, S Cain vr.-.'J m,!T
Steven Aaron Culp, aeed 7, dSed at
local BpUl Not. 1, Hrf it sncf ived by
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fir a Culp of
1'ortland. The remains will b. forward
ed to Portland for burial by RijJon b
Son mortuary. . . -.1 ,v
' arnolft
Ada I..- Arnold, aged IS rears, died at
a local hospital Not. 1. Tho body is at
the Webb Kunerat Parlors., Funeral ar
ranrements IVer.
FUNERALS
Stephen Richards died at a lwal hos- .
pital on Oct 31. at tba age of 69 year.
The body will be shipped to Portland by
the Webb Foneral Parlors for funaral
irvk- and interment. k , v
Winifred Mnllar, 38. died at a local
hospital Oct. 29. Klie is snnriTed br her
hnhand. W." J. Muller and thre children,
Ha.yle and Marion, all of Portland; br
father. K. O. Otafcses. and two brother.
Wayburn and Harold, aits of Portland.
The body waa shipped to Portland for
funeral service and burial by WabV
funeral parlors.. . j .
E. Irwin died at his home. 265 N. 21st
.St.. Oct. 31. t the age of 73. years. Ho is
survived- by his widow, Mary O.: three
daughter. Mrs. Paul Valerius of BoUinic
hsm. Wash..1 Mrs. C7V. Borart of Le
banon and . Mrs. William Walck of Van
couver. Wash.; twa sons. Moss T. and T.
C, both of SaJetn: two brothers Harvey
and Buck of Knoxvillo, Tenn.. and four
liters, Mrs; James. Beeler. Mrs. Gibson
'.Sharp, Mr. . Alfred Onsley at4 Mr.
Oeorse SuoderVr. all of Rnozvijlo, and It
rrandcbildren. Paneral services will is
MdWrtmiif afternoon at 2 o'clock at
Webb a fnneral parlors with interment in
Jason Leo cemetery.
Conscientious :',.,,
Service for rich or poor
with all the dignitv,
simplicity and tact of "a.
well organized; long
- honored institution.
. ;;...n:-.: .
Webb's Funeral Parlors
. Telephone 120 "
TERWIIXIGERS 4
Perfect Funeral . Service
''-- For Leas ''
Licenced Lady Mortician
r TTO Chemeketa Street
,-,-,3j Telepboae ; 934 , . . i ,. -
Via
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