THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
"TnURSDAYMORNINGJAOT
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VALAZE WHITENER gives to arms, neck and shoulders a dazzling
whiteness ; stays on until washed off: 1.25. ,
VALAZE COMPLEXION POWDER (normal and oily skins) VALAfcE
NOVENA POWDER (dry skins) both fine, fragrant, clingy powders
all tints. .1.00, 1.50, 3.00 -
VALAZE RED RASPBERRY ROUGE richly colorful becoming to
all types.
VALAZE RED GERANIUM ROUGE new, vivid, youthful. Ideal shade
for blondes; evening shade-for every woman.
VALAZE CRUSHED ROSE LEAVES ROUGE subtle, natural tint for
the conservative.
COMPACT ROUGES 1.00
ROUGE-EN-CREME 1:00,2.00,5.00
VALAZE LIPSTICKS to harmonize with Valaze rouges. Adherent.
,50, LOO -
CAP(TAL DRUG ST0RC
Only the Best
wears f
LOCAL
Notice to Advert i
. After February 1, advertise
ments and notices in these col
umns will be charged at the rate
ol 25 cents per line. j30
Bail Set at 10O
Mert Tollman, arrested Tuesday
night on a charge, 6f reckless driv
ing, the officer reporting that he
was using both sides of. South
Commercial street, as a' thorough
tare, was released under $100 bail
and will anncar in nnlioe ennrt on
Jijj Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
W JO to ."iO IVr Cent
'V Savings on home furnishings.
Giese-Powers Jan. Clearance Sale.
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To Speedier Fined
t Russell Buckle of route 6. Sa
em, was fined flO Wednesday in
j municipal court on a charge of
f speeding. The arresting officer
j reported that Buckles was travel-
iag at the rate of 42 miles an hour
4 on State street. Charles Curry
of Albany was fined 1 5 on a speed
jug charge.
Ik-M I'rice Paid fur Chickens
Midget Market, 351 State. J14
Van Steals Overcoat
A Cleveland Watts, who recently
solved in Salem from Texas, was
. Trent ed yesterday by local police
n a charge of larceny. He en
ered a plea of guilty in justice.
ourt to taking an overcoat from
;t car owned by Fred
Drager". f
Watts had been unable, to find any
work here, he said, and bad been
'riven to the theft by cold. The
ase has been continued for sen
tence. C. A. Swoiie' Move!-
To room 229, Oregon Bldg.
J13
Williams Hat Son
A son was born yesterday morn-
, I ice to Mr. and Mrs. Newell Wil
li; ms, 324 South 24th street. Mr.
jWtlliams is secretary of the Salem
JLions club.
Greatest Living American Writer
Carl Sandburg, at Waller Hall
Jed. 17th. Tickets 75c, at Atlas
and Patton's. j!3
t?d J Plates Cause Arrest
Diiving cars with 1926 license
plates caused the arrest yesterday
by state traffic officers of Karl
Lenti, Skamokawa, Wash., and La
Verne Davis, Perrydale. Both
caaetv have been continued in jus
tice court here.
Luggage at Very Low Prices
-V the Capital Exchange in its
closing out sale. Big values in
all lines of men's wear, 342 N.
Commercial. jl3
Sti-r Heads Hoard
Dr. U. K. Lee Steiner was elect
ed president of the Unitarian
church board at its annual busi
ng nweting Tuesday night. Other
oflicers elected include Guy O
Sgjith. vice Dresident: Robert
V Tucker, secretary: C. S. Hamil-
ioviv t, a new member or tne
j bi.Hrd. T!, financial report showed
f I that tli- church is out of debt and
in goo'l financial condition.
1027 t al. n.lars Free, Homer H.
Smith Ins. Agency, over Millers.
dl9tf
Bperlal, A II-Wool Overcoats
To dose out. 9, $12 and l.
Boys' sv.its. one pair panta, $S;
c wo pah- pants, $S and $9. Also
boys' ovi rcoats and blazers. Thos.
Kay Woolen- Mill Co, - J13
XelMtn Hack From Hugfcno
Principal J. C. Nelson of the
Salem high school returned Tuesr
day evening from a two-day visit
j5gei
fttosop
ifTbt O
Eugene, where ho addressed the
Vfeopliical club of the Unlvers-
Oregon and English classes
1 a the University high school.
Atwater Kcub
One dial radio. Vick Bros. Tel.
1SU. J13
Hotel Alariou
Hollar ditiuor, served 5 MB to S
etery evening. n2Ctf
Ma Associate Comiug
For conferences with the Marion
County Health Demonstration of
flclals, Dr. Henry IleimhoU of tho
Mayo clinic at Rochester, Mian.,
will arrive iu Salem today. Mr.
Your Evening Make-up
World lU-nowneU Beauty Specialist
T& 0UL OROG G
STATC STREET t L'GlftTr
NEWS IN BRIEF
HeJmholz is official advisor ort
pediatrics of all the demonstra
tions in the United States.
Best Irices Paid for Chickens-
Midget Market. 351 State, jl
Post masters , Con firmed
Appointment of Adam H. Knighf
as postmaster -at Canby and of
Annie S. Clifford at Molalla have
been confirmed, according to word
received here from Washington,
D. C.
Suits Cleaned and Pressed 81-s
First class work. Varley Up
btairs Cleaners, over Busick's. jl2
Attorneys Move Offices
Donald W. Miles and Robin D.
Day, attorneys at law, have moved
from the Ladd & Bush Bank build
ing, where they have been for the
past eight years, to 510-511-512
First National Bank building. j!8
Board mans Have Son
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Boardman
are parents of a 10-pound baby
boy, born Tuesday evening.
Moroni Olscn Players Return
To Elsinore Jan. 27th in "Out
ward Bound." Tickets. 52.20.
1.65, 50c, at Patton's and Atlas.
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fr. Iauglilin Improving
Dr. S. B. Laughlin, head of the
departpent of economics and so
ciology at Willamette university.
i improving rapidly from the ill
ness which has prevented his di
recting class work for most of the
present semester, but still con
fined to his home.
Flowers for All
Occasions. Adams. Florist, j 13
Auto Found
Stolen a week ago while parked
near the postoffice. the automo
bile of G. H. Patterson of the
Terminal cigar store, was recov
ered Wednesday in Portland by
the police of that city, according
to a report received By the police
here. The thief was not appre
hended, so far as the report indi
cated. Concrete lroducts
The.Wregon Gravel Co. makes
11 different kinds pipe, brick and
tile. Let one or more of them
work for. you. ' J13
Superintendent Visits Detroit
Mrs. A. N.: Fulkerson, county
superintendent of schools, inspect
ed the Detroit school yesterday and,
stopped at the Gates school en
route.
Trade Your Present Piano
In as part payment on a Baby
Grand. We have a large stock.
Portland Music' Co., 355 N. High
street. jl5
Commit Two Boys, Parole Tliird
The county court paroled Leon
ard Scbaeffer and committed Phil
Wilbur and Thornton Coffey to the
state reform school yesterday.
The three boys, none over 16. were
caught with an automobile that
they had stolen to go to a dance
with
biO Suits Now $28.85
(i. W. Johnson Co., 4G9 State,
t ji:
Special, All-Wool Overcoat r-
To close out, $9, $12 and ,$15J
Boys' suits, one pair pants, $8;
two pair pants, $8 and $9. Also
boys' overcoats and blazers. Tbos.
Kay Woolen Mill Co. J13
Wilna Ciesdcr Executrix
Calistor Davis estate, valued at
$2750, has'been placed under the
core of Wilna Gesler as executrix.
$loO Phonograph, Almost
Like new, $35, $5 a month.
Portland Music Co., 355 "N High
street. J15
V:.-rutor of $o,000 Estat
As executor of the $5,000 es
tate of.Andrew J. MulhoUand. the
county court has appointed T. B.
MulhoUand.
Complete Line of
Aionarch Electric
ilanintoa's.
Ranse t
Jltf
Tu StJUidaTdiie'Srbooh
The Raybcll and ttosedale
schools are attempting to standar
dlie, "W. W Fox,, rural achool lit'
J.H.Wllcti
PROOQCTS
spector has reported. He visited
the Geelan, Champoeg and Ray
bell schools Tnesday and the Fair
view and, Rosedale schools Wed
nesday. Toe Raybelle school has
play apparatus and other standard
equipment installed and will soon
be ready for certification as a
standard school.
We I)o Expert Repairing
Varley Upstairs Cleaners, ove
Busick's. j 13
Annual Meeting
The annual "meeting of the
stockholders of the Thos. Kay
Woolen Mill Co. will be held on
Tuesday, the 18th day of January,
at '9:30 a. m., athe office of the
company in Salem. Election of
directors will be held and any
other business that may rightfully
be dohe at said meeting. By or
der of the president. E J. Swaf
ford, Sec'y. jl5
I.. K. Albright Wins Case
A jury in circuit court found
for the defendant in the case
brought by F. M. Miles against
I,. E. Albright.
Furniture Upholstery'
And repairing. Gieae- Powers
Furniture Co. aU
New !) Prices
On high grade auto painting.
"Genuine" Dupont Duco." Jarman
& Jlolcomb, 219 State St. jl3
Five Fined for Parking
Persons fined in municipal
court in the last two days for
overtime parking included George
W. Green, Fred Leisi, Horace De
Letts and A. Lindholm of Salem,
and J. J. Doerfler of Silverton.
The fine in each case was $1.
$40 Suits Now $28.
G. W. Johnson Co., 4 69 State.
112
Five Acre Tracts for Sale
On paved road, near Salem, best
of soil. $25 down, balance $10
per month. Price, $1500 each. W.
H. Grabeuhorst & Co., 134 S. Lib
erty St. J14
Reckless Driving; Charged
Omer Idso of Myrtle Point was
arrested late Tuesday night by
Salem police charged with reck
less driving. He was released un
der $10 bail and cited to appear
In municipal court today at 10
o'clock.
Best Prices Paid for Chickens
.Midget Market, 351 State, j 14
Hardman P:ano, S135
$10 down. -$8 montjh. Portland
Music Co., 3 55 N. High. J15
Don't 'Forget
Big furniture auction tomorrow
at 1288 State St. 10 rooms of real
cood furniture, rugs, linoleum.
draperies, window shades and
everything. Don t miss it. r . n.
Woodry, auctioneer. jl3
Inspect Proposed Road
Silverton is reDorted to be anx
ious to have the road through
Silver Falls completed. At present
it runs from silverton towara sil
ver Falls and from Salem toward
Silver Falls. The county court,
represented by Commissioners
Porter and Smith, and Iioadmas
ter Johnson, looke'd over the route
Tuesday.
10 to 50 Per Cent
Savings on home furnishings.
Giese-Powers Jan. Clearance Sale.
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bvangclist lreachc
Lillian Powell, the 13-year-old
evangelist, is preaching to large
and . intefested audiences every
night at the old YMCA building on
North Commercial and Chemeketa
sticcts. Her messages appeal to
tlio hearts of her hcarors. Her
4-year-old brother sings each
night.
Virtrola Onsole, Like New
$65; $5 a mouth. Portland Mu
sic Co., 355 N. High. J1S
Wmxlri's to ive Prograi)
The F. N. Woodry family .will
glre the lobby program at the Sa
lem YMCA Friday evening. Mrs.
F. N. Woodry, pianist;; Glenn
Woodry, saxophonist, and Donald
Woodry, baajoist. wilt present the
program. A yodellng number by
the two boys will also be featured
- SAYS:
If jou are looking for cheap,
transportation see our J?21 ;
Maxwell touring with 8.""
rubber, lMiiiiM-rs, S. & M.
ot light and a car that Is '
in fine condition in every '
way. Our pi-ice is only
3
The House That Service Built
Community Meet Postponed
The Keizer community club has
postponed its regular meeting this
week on account of the high school
play. The next meeting wilj he
on Friday evening, Jan. 21'. The
features of this meeting will bea
chicken pie supper and a good
program. Further announcements
will be made later.
9i2."S Bush & Gerts Piano
Like new, $325; $10 a month
buys it. Portland Music Co., 355
N. High street. jl5
Pool Players Fined
Four youths under the age of
21 were lined $5 each in police
ccurt Wednesday on charges of
playing pool in a public pool hall.
They had all signed up with the
proprietor as over the legal age,
it was testified. The boys are
Homer Lyons. Clayton Freeman.
Bernard Temple and John George.
40 Suits Now 828.8;
G. W. Johnson Co.
469 State.
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Gets lO-Day Sentence
Ed Lasky. arrested Monday on
a charge of drunkenness, was sen
tenced to 10 days in the city jail,
when he appeared in municipal
ccurt Wednesday.
15 Per Cent Discount on All
Corsets, underwear and hosiery.
Howard Corset Shop, 1C5 N. Lib
erty, j 1 5
Will Make Repairs
Hawkins & Roberts took out a
building permit this week to make
repairs on tli- Oregon building
which will cost $2,000. C. Van
Patten hay the contract.
IO to 50 Per Cent
Savings on home furnishings.
Giese-Powers. Jan. Clearance Sale.
To liuild Workshop
J. J. Weins 13 starting construc
tion of a garage, and workshop at
1 t:!0 Fairgrounds road, which will
cost 83 0 0,
Dr. .Marshall, Osteopathic
Physician and surgeon. jit
Plaits New Residence ,
Adam Engle has taken out a
building permit to erect a one
story residence at 3 20 South 23rd
street, at a cost of $3200.
Steinway Square Piano
Fine condition, $75; $5 i month
Portland Music Co., 355 N. High
street. jl5
To Conduct Services
Rev. and Mrs. J. W. DeVoe and
a group of young people from the
Leslie M. E. church will- have
charge of a special evangelistic
service to be held at the local Sal
vation Army hall Saturday night,
commencing at 8 o'clock. There
will be special music and song,
and a sermon by Rev. Mr. DeVoe.
The public is invited.
Ticket. 52.20, $ 1.63,
At Patton s and Atlas for Moroni
Olsen Players in "Outward Bound"
at the Elsinore theater. j!3
Attend Annual Kcun ion
Ensign and" Mrs. Pitt, local Sal
tation Army readers, are in Port
land attending an annual reunion
ot Oregon Army officers. Tney
will return Friday morning.
Appoint Hansen Executrix
Agnette Hansen has been ap
pointed to act as executrix for the
estate of Lars G. Hansen, valued
at $79,000.
Rooms, 45 Marion Street
Modern, clean, hot water heat,
private bath. Mrs. R. Morris, tel.
4471. jl3
Dismiss Miller's
The judge of circuit declared a
con suit Tuesday in the case of
Miller vs. Pickard.
Kelier Is Executor
Joseph J. Keber has been named
executor for the $1200 estate of
Elizabeth Heitstuman.
Plan Willamette Service
"Brick" Harrison, graduate of
Willamette university who is pas
tor of the Sellwood Methodist
church in Portland, has announc
ed a special Willamette service for
next Sunday evening, at which
President H. L. Steeves of the uni
versity trustees will be the princi
pal speaker. Several members of
the Willamette facility plan to at
tend, as well as the university
quartet, which will sing several
Hpecial numbers, f
Hear the Merry Cops
Portland's YMCA quartet, Tues
day.. Jan. IS, 8 p. m. Knight Me
morial church. j 1 3
Plan-for, Summer Camp
Investigation of possible loca
Gona'for the annual aimmcr camp
wm authorised by the junior board
of the YMCA at Wednesday nlcht'i
meeting. Tha board also vuted to
purchase a shuffle board to be
installed in the Junior division.
Portland V Head Here-
4L AV. Stone, general secretary
ot the Portland YMCA, risked in
Salem Wednesday evening on hia
way home from. Eugene. He
called on officials of the -Salem Y.
and after looking over the work
being done, complimented them on
their excellent program. Stone
was accompanied by his daughter,
Ruth Stone, and by his son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. P.
Stone,
Hear the Gulbranaon
Registering piano as low as $450
In price; easy terms. Portland
MufieJfJo., 355 N. High. jL5
Sportsmen KntertMi-icil
i ..Salem sportsmen were enter
tained by the Dallas nimrods at
Dallas Wednesday evening, a dis
cussion of possible legislation af
fecting fish and game being held.
Saturday evening the Salem mem
bers),are to go -to Tillamook as
guests at a banquet.
Carl Sandburg, Poet, Ioct urer
Biographer of Lincoln, at Wal
ler Hr.11. Jan. 17th. Tickets 7Gc.
at Atlas and Patton's. jl3
IjCMn Meets Monday
At the regular meeting of Capi
tal post NoTfj). American legion.
iext Mbnday'ftVening. the progress
to date in the membership drivo
will be reported. Following the
business session, a social hour and
dance will be enjoyed.
Chicks for Sale Every Tnesday
Salem Ctrickeries, 264 N. Cot.
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Liouid Air Demonstrated
The peculiarities of liquid air
were demonstrated to students of
Willamette university by members
of the science club, as the feature
of the weekly student chapel pro
gram Wednesday. An egg was
"tried." a small cannon was fired,
a j practical hammer was made
from mercury, and a gold fish was
f i ozen into a cake of ice, as some
of the stunts made possible by the
use of the liquid air. The gold
fish, it was explained, did not suf
fer, and would be as lively as ever
in an hour. The demonstration
was planned and carried out by
Daryl Chapin. Roderick Blatch
tord, Tristram Edmundson. Ron
ald Haines and Harold Mumford.
Wing it Son Piano,
Only $5 a month. Portland Mu
sic Co., 355 N. High. jl5
S. P. Agent Heturns
Prospects for increased tourist
travel and a generally prosperous
year were seen by railway traffic
eft iters at the conference at San
Francisco. from which A. A.
Mickel. district agent for the
Southern Pacific, has just return
ed, he reports.
Change Class Hour
The class in principles of edu
cation which Superintendent Geo.
W. Hug is teaching under the
sponsorship of the University of
Oregon extension division, will be
held on Thursday afternoon ,at
4:30 o'clock instead of Saturday
mornings, it was announced.
f VISITORS REPORTED ?
I IN SALEM I
o o
V. M. Hilary of Eugene is one
of the out cf town visitors in Sa
lem. H. C. Atwell is on a visit in
Salem from his home at Forest
Grove.
Leslie X. Gooding of Corvallis
arrived Wednesday for a short
stay in the capital city.
E. O. Stout and Clarence L. An
derson are among the Eugene res
idents spending a few days in Sa
lem. Dr. J. O. Riley of Hubbard, edi
tor of the newspaper published in
that city, was a visitor in Salem
Wednesday and attended the Ro
tnry club luncheon. He stated
that Hubbard is hoping to get a
Rotary charter.
Mrs. Armstrong, editor of the
Western Hospital and Nurses' Re
view of Los Angeles, visited in Sa
lem Tuesday with Miss Astrid Hof-H-th.
superintendent of the Salem
general hospital.
Junction City. Local cannery
has paid out $32,580 for 1926
wages, and pack is worth $180,
000. Eugene. rFrances W i 1 1 a r d
school being renovated.
n
Your Wife Deserves a Rest
Homemade Pies, t'k?s. Bread
BAKE-RITE 345 State
Quality Goods at
Reasonable Pricts
ROLLER SKATING
Tuesilay, Friday, Saturday
From 7:30 to 10:30 1. M.
DREAMLAND RINK
1 -ad is Admitted. Free
Gentlemen lOc
8 K A T I X G 23c
FOR INFORMATION
AIIOUT RAILROAD TRIPS
Phone 727
OREGON A ELECTRIC
DEAF
HEAR with the tiny little ftera
Ear Phone ran be worn With
out HedbMHl.
Smallest bearing device. The
wonder of the age. By use of
radio principle, scientifically
perfected, insuring clear, posi
tive hearing at home, church,
theatre and radio; all these
pleasures can be yours.
CALL FOR FRIIK TEHT
"Ask for booklet .
re try's Drug Store
115 8. Oom'L 8L, Salem, Ore.
FOR NEW CAIERY
McMinnville Chamljer of
Commerce Takes Steps to
Aid Fruit Growers
M'.MINNVILLK. Or.. Jan. 12.
Steps were taken at the noonday
luncheon cf the chamber of com
merce" on Monday which will guar
antee the building and operation
of a cannery in this city luring the
eiiMiing season. '"
At the regular meeting of the
chamber of commerce a special
committee, previously: appointed
to make an investigation of the'
situation, presented their report.
Thi.s special committee consisted
cf M. F. Corrigan. B. A. Klike and
W. S. Link. , On behalf of the
committee. Mr. Corrigan gave a
brief review' of the situation, and
presented figures showing the
amount of fruit and ruts that had
been handled at this point during
the past two years, and also pre
sented the recommendations of
the committee and other business
men for consideration by the local
chamber, which were briefly as
follows: That the chamber of
commerce sponsor and support a
plan to acquire a suitable location
having access to proper shipping
facilities, and erect thereon a
building suitable for canning fruits
on a modest scale, and also to
care for fresh fruit shipments
from this point, and provide facil
ities for walnut drying, which in
the past few years has become
quite a factor.
At the present time there is a
cannery plant located here, but Ps
present owners do not show any
disposition to operate it, and their
present intentions are, unknown,
except that they will not rent or
lease the plant. The committee
ournART
ltiant
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 he hed at the Webb
funeral parlors Friday at 2 p. m.
Rev. Tully and Chadwick chapter
of the Eastern Star will have
charge of services there. Pacific
lodge No. 50, AF & AM will con
duct the burial service at City
View cemetery.
Konrad
Mrs. Ella G. Konrad, 72, died
at a local hospital Jan. 11. She is
survived by her husband. John,
and one step-son. Funeral ser
vices will be from the Terwilliger
home Thursday at 2 p. ni., Iiev.
Mrs. Casewell officiating. Inter
ment will be in the Lee Mission
cemetery.
INTEGRITY
of conduct and dealing
with better thought
fulness in all our rela
tionships, these mark
the character of this
house.
Webb's Funeral Parlors
Telephone 120
TERWILLIGERS
Perfect Funeral Service
For Less
Licensed Lady Mortician
770 Chemeketa Street
Telephone 724
Special
Charter Oak Grey Enamel
RANGE
Regularly priced at $135.00.
Offered at a very special
price of only
$100.00
SQUARE DEAL
HARDWARE
NORTH Commercial Street
Yick So Herb Co.
Kst'd. 18 Years in Salem
J. H. LKONG, Mbt. .
If other treatments have failed
try our Chinese remedies for
asthma, bronchitis, croup and
cough. We have given relief to
many suffering with throat
trouble. Never neglect a cold.
We also treat all disorders of
men, women and children.
Consultation Free
Call or write 120-12(1 Slate St.,
Salem, Oregon, Phoms URJt
GHOICE ofTraub Genuine
Orngc Blossom engage
ment ami wedding rings is a
tribute to the judgment and
good taste of the wearer.
HABTMAli BKLM. -
Natioiial
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Bank I
Building
Directory
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TUIU FI.OOB
Morrta Optical Co., i . 301-392-303
r. Heiixy r.. Morrli Optometrist
Pnone, 239 .
C. r. Gillette .Suite 316
Lawyer Phone 105$. "
mr.i.-MAV nnil. COIIFAKT
BetaU Office- .. ,....3ll-S12
Stoker DiipUy .. 3H-3I2
Cinsoltinf Engineer .. . S10
Executive Booms ...... 309-313
Telephone 27 Yar 1855
Frank R. Kellogg. PubUc Accountant
Systems Auditing Income' Tax
Phone 1846 Boom 308
King ft Wyckoff ..i:...-
Diatribntora for Wilahlre's
......306-307
I-on--o.",
Socolofsky ft Son, TeL 970 SOi-305
Seal Estate," Leans, Insurance .
(After Jaa. 15th)
FOURTH "FLOOR
Dr. O'Neill a Bordetta, Optometrists
Phono 625 401-402-403-404-405
Willard H. Wirt -.. ; . 410-411-412
Attorney Phono 18s
FIFTH FLOOR
Robin D. Day and Donald W. Mile
Attorneys at Law
Phono 193. 610-511-612
Drs. Lewis, Schmidt r Cavanash50 2-503
Dentists
E. F. Smith. New Tork Life
Boom 513. Telephone 103
suggested that a plant more suit
able for the purpose for which it
is intended,' can be ejected for leas
money than the price 'that hits been
quoted for the plant now here.
The chamber unanimously adopted
the recommendations of the coru
n.ittee, and appointed a permanent
committee with instructions to
proceed to acquire such property
a- might be necessary to carry out
this plan and pledged the sum of
$12,000 for this purpose. The
committee has already secured
sreured options on property suit
able for the- purpose, and has of
fers .from responsible parties, to
lint and operate the, plant, and to
guarantee a sufficient retal to
pay interest on the investment
and care for depreciation."
It now' appears that the fruit
growers of this ' section will be
properly cared for during the com
ing season, and the fresh fruit
shippers will have a base for as
sembling fresh fruit for shipment
Bandon. Oil prospecting indi
cates good oil, possibilities, on
Sutherland farm.
LADD & BUSH, Bankers
Established 1868
General Banking ;Business
Orflr Roars fro IO a a to I s
AUCTION SALE
Thursday, 1:30 P. M. This Week
1288 State Street
Furniture find furnishings of 10 roomed apartments of
real good furniture, rugsj draperies,: etc. r t,
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F N. WOODRY
Salem's Leading Auctioneer
Phone 511
MRS. MINNIE GOTTSCHALK, Owner
F. N. Woodry pays Cash for Used Furniture
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TRANSFER
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. Liong and Short Distance Hauling
Public and Private Storage ; v
.. -- I Fireproof Building ; : : 1 :
GRAIN, FEED AND SEED
.-.-.VFrcfe "Delivery to any pari of the city "
QUOTATIONS ON APPLICATION
Farmers Warehouse
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SIXTH FLOOR
I. M. Sanders, 1C D- "ysiclaa
Salt 603 ..
Offlco PnonVeiS, Residence. g3i
Ooa. El Vchrs, M. E.. Physician ft Sorgeon
Office, Phono 6 1. idooosy T7S
SEVENTH FLOOR
EZGtrtR P1.00R
Dr. H. B. ScOfieli
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Chiropractor, NearocaJomater Soreleo
NINTH FLOOR
TENTH FLOOR
SCHEDULE DEBATES
VIIxi-MF.TTE MKS HPKAKEKt?
TO MARK SIIOHT TOUR '
Elefen--colleges in the north
west are includeddn,tbe tentative
schedule of debate which is be
ing considered- for. tb tour of the
Willamette nniversity men's team,
the forensic, council, announces.
The more extensive tour whichitbe
debaters were planning for thii '
year was abandoned as pot feasP"
ible.. at this time. ; , ; , .
The) schools which will proB
ably. be met In the briefer" touf
taken Iby the Willamette team in
clude College of the Pacific, "Uni
versity of Utah. University of Ne
vada, iCQlIege of Itkaho; Gooding
college," Gonsaga university,' Whit J"
rtan college, Washington State col
lege. College of Puget Sound, Uni
versity of Washington " and Uni
versity,Of Uritlsh Colombia.' '
Oregon City rThree" big, lndur
trial plants distribute Christmas'
bonuses to 2000 workers..
Porjtland, Steamer Yone Mara
takes jl"2iJ. record cargo, of wheati
366.000 bushels. '
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AND STOOGE
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