THE OEEGON STATESMAN, SALEM OREGON TUESDAY MORNING, JANUAKYLi; 1927 V ... Mi V i? ,1 LOCAL Final Order Meyer Estate The county court has granted the final order in the estate of W. M. Meyer, a Cigar Store and Card Room Doing big business, fine loca tion, Terms, cash. t See. -W. H. Rrabennorst & Co., realtors, 134 B. Liberty St. Jll 3IOTe to S-pprm r . 4A-motion to -suppress evidence oered by the state was made by defendants, Scotty Speight, Joe Ackerman and Arnold Selm in cir cuit court yesterday afternoon. Judge Percy Kelly has the motion under advisement. The three men were indicted by the grand jury for the illegal possession of liquor. Their case is now listed to come up January 24th, Barney Page, as sistant district attorney, said last night. 1927 Calendars Free, Homer II. Smith Ins. Agency, over Millers. dlttf Speeding Is Charged Charles Curry of Albany and N. Mann of Portland were arrested Sunday on separate charges of speeding. Hermann Lanke was charged with driving with his cutout open. Furniture Upholstery And repairing. Qiese- Powers Furniture Co. a2tf Fined for Drunkenness Miles Randall was fined $10 in Recorder Mark Poulsen's court Monday, pleading guilty to a charge of drunkenness. Cleaning and Pressing Cherry City Cleaners. Tel. 934. jl2 Failed to Sto Earl Viesco of 1343 South Lib erty street was fined $5 for failing to stop before entering a through street, and Grant Rice was fined $1 for overtime parking, in Re corder Mark Poulsen's court to day. 1 Moved to 230 X. Liberty Cherry City Cleaners. Tel. 934. J12 Instrument Stolen - A trumpet belonging to Harvey Thomas was reported stolen from the Mellow Moon dance hall early Sunday morning. Hotel Marion Dollar dinner,' served 5:45 to 8 every evening. n26tf Coupe 1m .Missing The Ford coupe belonging to Frank Roner, 9 $5. Broadway, was, reported stolen shortly after mid might Sunday night. It had 1926 license plates numbered, 40-629. Waller Hall, 'January 17 Carl Sandburg.. Tickets. 75c. at ias and Patton's. jll Vscd Expired Permit Charles F. Sample of Sasto. Cat, was fineQ $5 in Recorder Mark Poulsen's court Monday on a charge of operating his automo bile after his Oregon permit had expired. Atwater Kent One dial radio. Viek Bros. Tel. 1841. jl3 Brick Building for Sale Excellent lease. -will net 9 per cent. Prie cut from $22,500 to $21,000. Becke & Hendricks, 189 N. High street. jl2 ; , Alleged Beggar Rearrested Charged last week with beg ging and held in jail until this jjnorning, Ed Lasky was released Monday morning with' instructions from the police to. get out of town within an. hour. At the end of -that time the officers found Lasky still in the city, and allegedly in toxicated as a result of drinking canned heat. His case will be Lcard in municipal court. Jlardiuan Piano, 135 $10 down. $8 month. Portland jMusic Co.. 355 X. High. J15 Only ft For cleaning and pressing suits and wool dresses. Varley's Up stairs Cleaners. First class work. Over Busick's. Tel. 1981. ' j9 Wrong Lieenwe Alleged , La Verne Davis of- Perrydale was arrested early- Sunday morn ing on a charge of using switched plates on his car. Chick Tor Sale Kvcry Tuesday Sialem Chickeries, 264 N. Cot. J16 Spcrial. All-Wool Overcoat j: To close out. $9, $12 and $15. Boys suits, one pair pants, $8; fwoijair pants. $8 at4 $5. Also boys overcoats and blazers. Thos. Kay Woolen Mill Co. J13 - . ' tRnrschraan to Build V A building permit to erect a onc-Htory dwelling at a cost of i$5.000 at 1325 North Sixteenth -.St.. was issued to W. C. Rutscbman , today from the office of Recorder 'Mark Poulsen. Ctonplrte Line of Monarch El c trie Ranges at Hamilton's. slltf e 3 our 1 "resent Flan la as part payment on a Baby Grand J Wo have a large .stock. i-oq land Music Co., 355 N. High street.; - J15 "Will Add to Shop ' C. J; Pugh has taken out a per rait to build' an addition' costing $900 to his machine shop at 550 south z 1st street,. ' r. 'Acre f Fruit " i Edge of. Salem. $1,000:' dos car ! aoatb. Becke &-Hendricks, JN.jUigb street, v Jll MEMS IN 5 Mayor on Trip South- Mayor T. A. Livesley has gone to San Francisco on a business trip. He will return to Salem on Friday. Steinway Square Piano Fine condition, $75; $5 a month Portland Music Co.. 355 N. High street. j!5 Auto I Recovered An automobile belonging to H. Dodson, reported missing Satur day night, was located Sunday by the police, parked near the cor ner of North Liberty and Ship ping. Xevc Low Price On high grade auto painting. "Genuine Dupont Duco." Jarman 6 Holcomb, 219 State St. J13 Censorship Is Sought Censorship of public dances, motion pictures and other shows, will be urged upon the city coun cil by the ministerial association, that body decided at Monday's reg ular, meeting. A cgmmittee was appointed to bring this matter be fore the council, and another to cooperate with other local organi zations In legislative matters. Only 75c to Hear and Sec Carl Sandburg, greatest Ameri can writer atter wmtman, at Waller Hall, Jan. 17th. Tickets at Atlas and Patton's. jll Fairmonnt Hill Home For sale, vacant, at 1820 Fair- mount street; 6 rooms and nook; every modern feature; room two cars; landscaped, etc. -Price is $7700. Terms to responsible peo ple. Becke & Hendricks, 189 N. High street. J12 Nursing- Committee Meets The county nursing committee met Monday noon at luncheon at the Gray Belle. Giese-Powers January Clearance -Sale-continues. Reductions 10 to 50 per cent jll Overstuffed Furniture i Made to order and re-covered Salem Wicker and Overstuffed Manufacturing Co., 2218 State Tel. 2230. jl2 Students' Fiiud Large " The Salem high school student body, fund showed a balance: of $2239.50 at Ihe end ' of Decem ber, according .to a financial re port submitted to George W. Hug, school superintendent, by Merritt Davis, treasurer. Vietrola Console, Like New $65; $5 a moWn. Portland Mu sic Co.. 355 N. High. jl5 Health Officer Lectures Dr. Walter H. Brown, county health officer and head of the county health demonstration, was in Portland Monday night to give the introductory lecture in the second emester of the course of fered by the Oregon State Medi cal society for physicians on health examinations. . Giese-Powcrs January Clearance Sale continues. Reductions 10 to 50 per cent. jll Calls Mass Meeting The general public and those particularly interested in the old age pension act to . he introduced in the legislature at its . coming session, are invited to attend the I mass meeting to be held at the salvation Army nan weanesaay. night, commencing at 8 o'clock. F." E. Davis, statet president of the O. A. P. league, will be the speak er. SOc Chicken Dinner Tomorrow Noon at the Black Cat. jll Country" Club Meet The Illahee Country club will hold its annual meeting and elec tion of officers Wednesday even ing at the Chamber of Commerce rooms. This meeting was post poned' from an earlier date. Re ports on the year. just ended will be heard. $02.1 Bush & Gerts Plan Like new, '$325; a month buys it. Portland Music Co., 355 N. High street. jl5 Five Acre Tracts for Sale On paved road, near. Salem, best of soil. $25 down, balance $10 per' month. Price, $1500 each. W. H. Grabenhorst & Co., 134 S. Lib erty St. jl4 Taken III While on Yi.nlt K. L. Law of Marion, a resident of Salem for many years, was tak en suddenly ill while visiting in this city yesterday. He is at the Willamette sanitarium. Mrs. Law is with him, having accompanied hint tn the trip. to Salem. The Kntlre Stock Most Go In our big closing out sale now in progress. The Capital . Ex change, 342 N. Commercial, jll School Board to Meet The Salem board of education will hold its first meeting of the new year on Tuesday evening in S a pf.i 'George; W. Hug's office in the high school building. Clean, Modem, Sanitary Itooma For tent 645 Marion street By day.week or month. ' Hot water heat, three bath .rooms. Mrs. R. Morris ih charge. Tel. 247K jl2 Meeting ; Scheduled- : National Horticultural Farm Loan association will hold a meet ing -thhj afternoon at tho - local chamber of commerce rooms. Special All-Wool Overcoats ' ' Ttr dose out, . $9, $12 and $15. Boys Buitsbne pair pants,- $ $ : two-pair pants, $8 and $9. Also beys' overcoats and" blazers. ' Thos. Kay Woolen Mill Co 113 BRIEE Speeder Arrested . t . Floyd, WIson was arrested yes terday by state traffic officers on a charge of speeding. ; He pleaded guilty to the charge ' in justice court here and was fined $10, - " i i. Ji f 130 lbonograph,J Almost' Like new, $35. $5, a month. Portland Music Co,., -355 N. High street. J15 Man Jailed for ;Fraud W. I' Craig was arrested yes terday by Walter De Long, con stable, on a charge of defrauding a boarding house keeper. Craig is said to u have left town without paying his hill at a local restau rant. He was arrested when he came back." Craig is held in the county jail. No bail has been set as yet ; 71 Warehouse Properties for Sale- One 50x165 for $7,000. -The other, auarter hlock; at $22,000. Both have income at present. Suit able wholesale and some retailing, packing, storage, etc, and future retailing. Becke & Hendricks 189 N. High street. - jl2 County Business Quiet There was "less activity than usual at the court house yester day. Most pf the attorneys in town seemed to nave knocked off and gone up to the state house to see the legislature get started safely along the lines recommended in the messages delivered by gover-nor-that-was and govemor-that-is. Only the marriage license business held up. The county clerk did his duty for two young couples Harold J. Leah, 23, Vernonia, and Cleta -Evans, 19, Silverton; Ray T. McKee, 22, Silverton, and Olive Morley, 21, Silverton. Free This Week Only Prescott's jewelry store .is clean ing men's watches free for dem onstration. 328 N. Com'l. jll Tusto Back at Desk 111 for a week and in bed part of the time. Arthur Tasto of the county clerk's office was back at his desk yesterday. At the Kltdnore, Jan. 27tli Moroni Olsen Players in "Out ward Bound." Tickets, $2.20. $1.65, 50c, at Patton's and the Atlas. jll Name Osltorn Adininjntratr Ronald Glover has been ap pointed administrator for the es tate of Don B. Osborn. killed re cently near Marion when he failed to get out of the way of an .S. P. train while working with a sec tion gang. . ..Wing & Son Piano, $95 Only S5 a month. Portland Mu sic Co., 355 N. High. jl5 Mary Andrew Appointed To administrate the estate of D. A.tThompson, valued at $4600, Mary'F. Andrew has been named. She will also, act as guardian for the Thompson children. Hear the Gulbrantton ' Registering piano as,low as $4 50 in price; eay terms. Portland Music Co., 355 N. High. jl5 Horse, No Harness When thieves went to the place owned by E. Brattl, Aurora, they stole the harness but left the horses. Brattl reported the theft to -the sheriff yesterday. Prune Case St a 1. On Prunes were still in the. docket when Judge Percy Kelly's circuit Court recessed last night. The case of Prince versus Kurt- is a controversy over payment for prunes. It should be finished up some time today. This Week I clean all men's watches free to demonstrate .my ability as a watchmaker. L. G. Prescott, jew eler, 328 N. Com'l. jll Nelson at Eugeni- Principal J. C. Nelson of the Salem high school, is in Eugene, where he will address the senior English classes in the university high school this morning. Last night he addressed the philosophy club on the University-of Oregon campus, discussing Count Keyser- ling and his educational ideas. Will Attend Conference C. A. Howard, state superin tendent of public instruction, and Overstuffed Furniture Made to Order Recovering and Repairing Complete Line of Wicker Ware " ' . Salem Wicker & ' . . '' - - v : . . . j - - -: Overstuffed Furniture Mfg;. Co.; 2218 State Phorie 2230 t 7 hi n n n SAYS:" 1 We are giving special prices on Ford touring. We are over-stocked and can save you money on a Ford tour fcK from 102O to . 1926 models. ... . - The House That Service Built Supt. George W. Hug of theSa- lem schools, will go to Kugenerlate this week to attend;tej conference of all junior high schools oCthe state. Elk i Leader Coming : The Salem lodge of Elks will be visited at Thursday evening's session by Charles H. Graeklowi of Philadelphia? grand exalted ruler of the order. A reception commit tee to meet him will include Frank Wrigutman, Charles Archer and C. P. Bishop. Delegates to Iieave : Delegates from the Salem high school to the state high school conference at Eugene this coming week-end will be Kenneth Allen, student body president; Donald Deckebach, editor of the annual; Merritt Davis of the faculty, and student body treasurer, and Miss Ada Ross, faculty advisor. Dan re Tuedy Night - Security Benefit association dance (relief benefit). Admission 50 cents a couple. McCornack hall, Tuesday night. jll Bower in Portland Sheriff Oscar D. Bower was ip Portland yesterday on business. Fisher to Meet Garth Buddy Fisher is scheduled to meet a youth by the name of Garth in a boxing match at the Silverton armory tonight at 8:30 o'clock. Both boxers are fast and both are confident of victory. There will he plenty of! action for the followings of the boxing game. Attends Inauguration Mr. and Mrs. G. C.I Eshelman of Portland attended the inaugu ration yesterday -in Salem. Here From McMinnville W. W. Nickell, former county assessor of Yamhill county, was in Salem yesterday, from McMinn ville attending the inauguration cerembnies. Ducks Defeat Blackbirds Last Night by Score 31-29 By the narrow margin of one baskot. the "Ducks" defeated the "Blackbirds" on the YMCA bas ketball court Monday evening. 31 29. The game was hard fought from the beginning, with first one team and then the other in the lead. At the end of the regular playing time the score was tied, and an extra three minutes was necessary to decide the contest. The Ducks will play the Oregon Journals Wednesday. The teams: DUCKS fDavenport 11 . BLACKBIRDS . . Siegman 7 Kafoury 16 Beachler 2 Gaines Marr 2 Hale 4 Hagemann 2 . Schaffer'2 . . . 6oUS 4 Hllf Baeholor 4 S Gambler 1 S Oregon has 42 firfniture-factor ies, with 1562 employes, $1,922, 029 annual wages, and $6,618, 614 yearly production. FOR INFORMATION ABOUT RAILROAD TRXPB Phone 727 OREGON a ELECTRIC SPECIAL! 6 room modern house. Four blocks from postoffice. $4500 F. L. WOOD 341 State St. PRIVATE A charming retreat where one may enjoy mealtime in private. 5 THv SPA , 18 Private Booths CHOICE of Traub Genuine Orange Blossom engage' mctit and wedding rings is a tribute to the Judgment and good taste of the wearer. , : ilartji nnox 1 F. F. C. G. tt r , Water at Housetops and Still Rising i - t- r - - - v As this flood picture was being taken at Pincf ille, Ky., with waves lappine the tops of some of the bungalows, the water was still risf-jg 't inches an hour. DRIVE FOR MEMBERS BUSINESS MEN'S CLASS AT 'Y" "HAS GYM CONTEST The business men's gymnasium class,- 40 strong, put on a gymnas ium contest and followed it by a dinner last night at the YMCA. Delegates appointed to attend the northwest physical conference to be held at the Portland YMCA January 22;.an4 23 .are O. J. Hull. Leon 6leasbn and L. E. Barrick. - H. B. Glaiyser led the singing at the dinner program. The busi ness men's quartet, Harry Pear son, E. H. Leach, L. E. Barrick, and J. J. Moritz, were loudly ap plauded. . New members for the business men's class will be sought under a plan presented by Leon Gleason for the contest next month. The class has been divided into two groups under Nile Hilburn and L. E. ' Barrick, captaineds. The groups will compete on points for attendance at class, winning of games, and new members ob tained. Talks at the dinner were given by O. J. Hull, Byron Wright, John Bayne, Dr. R. D. Wood, and C. E. Ward, Gedrge Hug was chairman. TAKE INAUGURAL MOVIES Ike Patterson First Oregon Gov ernor to be so. Filmed The movies caught the inaugur ation ol the governor of the state of Oregon for the first time yes terday when. powerful lights were rigged up in the house of repre sentatives so thai the Oregonian Screen Review and the Pathe News could film, important parts of the ceremonies. Will E. Hudson, Pathe staff cameraman from Seattle, made a special trip here to cover the in auguration for the northwest edi tion of the Pathe News. He was accompanied by Charles Piper, cameraman for the Oregonian Screen Review. BOYS' LEADERS SIGN . Thirty boys; .worjt .leaders from communities throughout Marion and Polk counties have signed up for the leadership training course -. . , : Casey's .Guaranteed RHEUMATISM REMEDY Monec refunded if it does not ' - ' cure your case ' NfiLSON & HUNT Draggists Cor. Court and Liberty Tel. 7 Your Car Deserves SEIBERLINGS America's Finest Tiro ZOSEE!--. S SHOP 190 H. Commercial Tel. 471 Anthorixed Distributors CORONA tbm Pereonal Writing Blachtne Typewriter Exchange THOS. ROKN Phone feSl 421 Oonrt. BaJen Special Charter Oak Grey Enamel ' RANGE Regularly priced at $135.00. Offered at a very special price of only $100.00 ' SQUARE DEAL v HARDWARE AORTH Commercial Street LADD&BUSH Banlcers CsUbHshed 18C3 : :., J i .-' .A i i General BnnYrfng Dudacia : v. . I- P-fiee Etna from which Dr. Robert M. Gatke is of fering at the Salem YMCA. The first meeting of the class was Monday evening, and others will follow weekly. OBITUARY Krant Joseph A. C. Brant died at a local hospital Jan. 10, age 73. He is survived by three sons, C W. Brant of Salem. L. J. Brant and Russell Brant, both of Portland, and four daughters', Addie Van Dixhorn, Maude L. Roberts of Sac ramento, Cal., Nellie Ferguson of Centralia, Wash., and Miss Sarah Brant of Portland. Funeral ser vices well be held at the Webb funeral parlors Friday at 2 p. m. Rev. Tully and Chadwick chapter of the Eastern' Star willhave charge of services there. Pacific lodge No. 50, AF & AM will con duct the burial service at City View cemetery. Cripps Mrs. Ellen Cripps died at her residence, 626 North 16th street, Jan. 10, aged 59 years. She is the mother of Mrs. D. P. Johnson of Salem, Mrs. J. J.' Johns and James Cripps. Announcement of funeral will be made later by Rig don & Son. The Golden Rule is the invisible sign on every wall in our estab ment; a Golden Rule lived up to to the final detail in all our conduct therein. Webbs Funeral Parlors. Telephone 120 TERWIIiUGERS Perfect Funeral Srvle Por Less Licensed Lady Mortician 779 Chemeketa Street Telephone 794 Yick So Herb Co. Kst'd. 18 Years in Salem J. If. LKONG, Mgr. If other treatments have failed try our Chinese remedies for asthma, bronchitis, croup and cough. We have given relief to many suffering with throat trouble. Never neglect a cold. We also treat all disorders of men, women and children. Consultation Free Call ot write 420-426 State St Salem, Oregon, Phone 283 CHIROPRACTIC ,1 For NEURITIS The: Neurocalometer lo cates the exact nerve that causes your neuritis and measures accurately the amount of pressure. Chi ropractic removes this pressure. i I Consult DH SCOFIELO j Straight Palmer Chiropractor 806 First National Bank : I Building, Salem r . t. 10 a, - S-k . v NewFirst National ':' A' : 9 Building Directory THIBT), FipOV. MerrU Optieml C ; 'SOI-SOS-SOS Dt EUnry E. Morrla, Oytemvtru rkena, SS C. F. Offletu wyr JBatts Sl -P-oat 1068 Tm.T.MATt rU-X COKFAHT Beua Offtc ' ; ' : ;.Sll-lt Stoker ZlralT : i . S11-18 Osntaltl t E KlaMr - ; 310 Hxecnttr Room . . 30S-S1S Talep-OM 27 -Tsrd X86S rnnk U. XeUofg, FsbUe AccoonUat - 8jstma AndlUisg Income Tz rhon. 1848 - ' i - -. .K-iom SOS King a Wyckoff ....... ...SOSOT Distrtbatbrs fr WtriliV "I-a-r-' i Sooelofskr ,Su 304 805 - Bui Eiuti, Loan, inrorsac (AtUr Jn. 16t) FOTTETH rxooB Dr. O'Neill Bardett, OptoratrtU Phone 825 401-40S-40S-404-405 WUUrd H. Wlrtl .410-411-413 Attorney F-on 185 Ti"Ct PRICES REDUCED Roadster'".:. i.-..,-.570.00 Disc Wheels and Balloon Tires . Touring Car ...... ; ; 67X).00 . .. Disc Wheels and Balloon Tires ' Coupe Sedan Landau Sedan ......... Coach ..................... All enclosed cars have disc wheels and . balloon tires--ne-w! colors . f,- , Many extras and improvements on the car included at this new low price N e w tori-Che vrole t Co. Salem AUCTION SALE ISrery Wednesday Nite . -. 7P.M." j ' F. N. WOODRY'S STORE . ii . -. v. " - 1610 North Summer StreetCorner Norway .. . j.: :.- yl. - Comprising the furniture, etc., of the home of W. B. Foster and others. Also a few hand painted pictures and U other miscellaneous articles. Follow1 the - crowds to ,Woodrys every Wednesday nite. j Private sales of new, and used furniture daily. The cheapest place in Salem to buy furniture. - 'It's'Warm and. AUCTION SALE Thursday, 1:30 1288 State Street Furniture and furnishings of -10 roomed apartments of real good furniture, rugs, draperies, etc. F. N. WOODRY . Salem's Leading Auctioneer " ' ' ms. MINNIE GOTTSCHAIK, Owner v Farrhers' Day AUCTION SAILS Saturday, F N; WOODRY'S .: 1610 North Furniiore of every description bring 4n anything, yon want . as early a possible. Farmers, tnis is yonr-nay iae aarantage of it the same honest Ireatment vfliralways Ira extended you. F. N- WOODRY Auctioneer and Furniture Dealer Phcns 511 Bobta v. Dy -o- rxm-i- w. icim IbOM lS. . . . BIO---8" Drm.. Iwla, 8c-t Cvg60-B03 SXXTH rxooB . . 8-drs. SC. tt- P-ysJ-i-a ft -rfon r, . v-.ti. . SniM 03 Offlc . 615., KMae, S4 Oml S. Taan. M. T Pytidn mxg Offles.1 FtOM 15. ldoe. 775 V se-tsnth rxoon i' . ' UGHTH 1X00 ' Dr. H. B. 8cel4. -0i Cklropr-ctoz; Tarec-Iomefr Berrlc KIHTH TXOOB TENTH TLOOK it 1 MfTi?TrY I..... .. .. 777.00 ,849.00 ...899.00 746.00 T Oregon Cozy at WoodrvV P. M. This Week 1 :30 P,M. AUCTION MARICET Summer Street 1 and Iota of other things. Farmers sold. Phone me for arrangements i . . . ' -