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Dr. JProwa Speaker: ... . . , v -
.Dr.- Waller H. Brown dlreeto
! Of f MnHnn Connty CfrUfl HeBttlt
I dernotStitm, risked the schools
t at siWn -Tdesday and; addressed
an issembl:ratjeih cnooL
Chni4h Dinner Tonight- .
t r The women of the Congrega
1 ion church will gire a dinner
flhuTSyening at Jhe. qhqrch Parlor.
Plate 60 cents, uenerai puouc
inrited.
Geti Five Days In JU
8; P. Nelson of the H & P ranch
near Independence, was sentenced
to spend fire days in the city jail
Tuesday, following hjs arrest m
Monday night charged with Intoxi
cation. ESki Annual Election of Officers
Thursday gYening." Seretal con
tests: -'-'.-;- -i '.' mS
Two Park OTertlme-- t
H. J. Smaller And S., O. Robin
n.ver fined 1. each, for over
time! sari-Ins Tuesday in municipal
court.
Complete Line Of
Monarch . Electric
Hamilton's.
Ranges, at
aZltf
Forty Dwellings, SUrted
Forty new .dwellings have been
started In Salem in the month just
ended, according, to the monthly
compilation, of buUdInJL,Dermltt
prepared by AMuttdt. deputy city
recorder., The total cost of new
dwellings started was given as
fllBjOOO. Nine garage permits
were issued for values of $17,087;
one apartment house costing 1 60,
000; one concrete buadlar. costing:
$15000, and one church structure
cosUpg The total amount
of new cdhstruMion' was' $228,337,
and the seVen .permits for repairs
or additions totaled ttf 1Z,6Z5,
makinsr a' rrand- total fo the
month of XI I ff,9s 2.
Auction. Fordf and" Furoltu
Saturday.' 1:30. F. N. Woodry
4 Auction Market, Summer St. mz
Fined for Speeding ...
Bert MitchelU ronte 3, was .fined
$7.50 in nlunlclpalicoBrt Tuesday
onr a charge or. speeding,. j,ucaen
did i not deny the charge, but Fas
surprised . at, the . officer's, report
that ; he ws : going . 38 miles , an
hour, believing, that his flivver
couldn't make ft.
IJtnro Upholstery-- .
And repairing. Giese-Powers
FurnttWe Cdl ' f3ff
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Nature Club Groun Meets , .
Prograiqonnitlee' pl. the jer
cBntly(qrganlzed;" S'alem. Nature
ciub met MoJxdy. ftvenig .at . the
TaiCA.fThi ponitnlttee incWds
Piesident George Shand; Vice Presr
pent M. K. ecit, toe secretary,
C. A. Kells, and Robert
julusl
To 'Address' Convention
Dr. Walter H. Brown, director of
the 4 Marion County Child Health
demonstration, will address the
Oregon Tuberculosis -- association
meeting in Portland.-this after
noonhja, subject, bejnj: .the. rela
tion between' official and voluntary
agencies In health" work; Miss
Anne Simpson, director of health
education . in . the, Marion . county
schools, win speak, at the" state .or
ganization's meeting; the ftdiowing
dayp As in the past.', .the .tubers
culosls association's meeting .will
be followed by, t the .annual meet
ing: of the state organization of
Prcrared Especially for Infant
and Children of All Ages
Mother! Fletcher's Castorla hat
been in use for over 3 0 years as a
pleasant, i harmless substitute - for
Cwtor Oil, Paregoric, Teething
Drops and Soothing Syrups. Con
tains no narcotics. Proven dlrec
t ions are. on. each package. Phy
sicians everywhere recommend, it.
The genuine bears signature' of
1 -.
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HAVE. .YOUR SAB PAINTED kow
C -.' ri". , .-
V(e h3Ve arranged iajiave yqu pay for joiir paintirig job
Irt. three ,payTfints. The featurcls, new but. we are old
timers in the paint business iri Salem for the past two
years I have been head finisher for the J. W. P. Auto
Jnt ?2?C9?S,new sh6i win hb Peri Saturday Marctt
' 5th, at 681 Mill Street. ' -1
Over 20 Yenrs
Automobile
alem Auto Painting
pubpc, health purses,' Pridy;.and
Saturday., One-halt ofltne nurs
ing..atafCi o .the Marlon . .county
demonstration .wiy. go down Fri
day and the remainder on 'Satur
day. :
Church Dinner Tonight . f r
The women vot the Congrega
tional church1 wIU give a dinner
this evening at the -church parlor.
fFJates 50 cents. General public
invited.
Three Hurt in Collision
Fayette , Mitchell ,and Howard
Mitchell of Turner sustained minor
injuries and ! Florence Mack in
juries, in a degree which was, not
reported; when an automobile driv
en by Fayette, Mitchell was struck
by a-aenvery car- wmcn maae a
reverse turn in driving out of a
service station on South Twelfth
street at 2:45 o'clock Tuesday.
ternoon, according- to tne report
filed with the police.
B. J. C. Patton Has Moved
His plumbing shop from 6&1
Mill to 1145 Ferry St. Phone 458.
m2
Woman on Bicycle Hurt-
MM. KStntelburg. 1375 eftrasKft
avenue, was slightly injured when
ah autombblle driven by R. H.
Keith of 1420 Nebraska, struck
the bicycle on which she was rid
ing; ft was reported to the police
Tuesday. The nicycie came irom
behind a truck so suddenly that
Keith was unable to stop in time
to avoid hlttihg It, Keith reported.
Hotel Marion-- n '
' Dollar dlnfier, served 5:45 to &
every evening.. . n26tf
"Attention Farmers"
We-wantmllK. We pay cash.
In order to operate our. factory to
capacity we must , have 10.000
pounds. of, iresh, whole milk every,
day. Salem Dairy Products, phone
2233, 1261 State. m2tf
Try Salem. Maid Ice . Cream .
' And butter. Sanitary Confection
ery, 1857 State, palm Confection
ery, 467 N. Church. m2
Building Lots' for Homes
We have Falrmodnt Hill lots at
$&00 on up. Laurel Park lots north
at $ 4 1 5 on up. Scattered lots all
over Salem. We win be pleased to
take you to the best buys we
know. Becke & Hendricks, 189 N.
High street. m2
Roseburg Man Here ,
. . Judge A. N. Orcutt of Roseburg
was a visitor., in Salem. Tuesday
and was Introduced as a guest at
the Kiwanis club luncheon.
Parent-Teachers Meet
Mrs. W. W. Gabriel, president
of the Oregon state, .congress of
Parent-Teachers', associations, ad
dressed the Lincoln school Parent
Teacher group Tuesday evening at
the school building.
Church Dinner. TottBt-' f.
The women of the' Congrega
tional church- will give, a, dinner
this evening, at the -church parlor.
Plates SO cents. General public
invited. m2
CliHrcli Officers Meet
Officers of the Presbyterian
church met Monday evening and
outlined a budget for the coming:
year,!, which, will be presented to
the general j membership for con
sideration at a meeting later in
the month. .
Woodburn Garageman Sues
,.E." U Ixve; garage owner, of
Woodburn, filed suit in circuit
court Tuesday against Floyd Mas
sey of Woodburn for $82.11, plus
Interest since Augusts 1926, the
amount due on an account the
plaintiff claims. r . ;
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Inventory Filed j
,TheffnvenT6)fy;of the Willlan)
ill.' Sherlock; estate was filed . with
the county xleryesterday. Value
of the estate was set at $7,446.7,6
by N. S. and William Scollard, and
W. L. Bond. ,; - :
Dunlap .Estate Appraised - ;
, The estate ' of Jeorge W. tfu
lap was appraised at $6,662.50 bj
L. H. Grassman;. Frank: Morris and
A.,H- Elliotti and the Inventory
hied with the county clerk yester
day., ' ; .. .
Final Account Received . t
Final account of. the Edward B
Keene estate .was jreceived by the
I'fyw -
flxpVrlencc in f- .
Painting
any
Ik
county courc yesterday., from Ida
SI. Keene, administratrix.
One Marriage license !
FranaT H. Hdber. 1520 State
street, and Leora JL. Spires, 532. N.
Cottage street, were issued a mar
riage license by the county clerk
Tuesday.
Congregational Church Supper
iThewoTtfi6n of the Congregation-
fiYZlal church will give a sooner this
evening at the church parlors. All
persons who wish are invited to
attend. '
Church Dinner Tonight ,
The women of the Congrega
tional,; church .will give a dinner
this evening at the church parlor.
Plates 50 cents. General public
invited. m2
at-Wason Lee Group to Celebrate
, The Jason Lee Women's For
eign . Missionary society will cele
brate Founders day at the regular
monthly tea this afternoon at 2:30
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Emma
Hocking, 1020 North Cottage. A
program .of music and readings
will be presented.
New Home Complete
5 rooms and large floored attic,
furnace, fireplace, full cement
basement, electric water heater.
wired range, shades, linoleums etc.
Union made. . double construction
job,' 12x18 element floors garage.
Terms fto responsible people. To
tal price; 54300 immediate pos
session. See 970 Tamarack. Becke
& Hendricks, 189 N. High St. m2
Dakota Club to Meet
Air former residents of Dakota
are invited to attend a meeting of
the Dakota club tonight at 6:30
o'clock In the Woman's club build-
S HE BIFF'S JVOTICK OF, SALK
OF REAL PROPERTY OS
FORCLOSURE
Notice is hereby given that by
virtue of an execution duly issued
out ot the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon, for the County of
Marfon, and to me directed on the
3rd day of February, 1927, upon a
judgment and decree duly ren
dered; entered of record and dock
eted In and by said Court on the
24th day of April, 1926, in a cer
tain suit then In said Court .pend
ing; wherein Central Howell. Con
gregational Church was plaintiff
and Rosabel 1 Benedict, John H.
Crawford and Llllie Crawfprd,. hia
wife) Allan Brown and. Mary
Whaley Brown, his wife, and P. J.
KVuntz, were defendants in favor
of plaintiff and against said de-'
fendaffts John H. Crawford, Allan
Br6w,n and Mary Whaley .Brown,
by " which execution I am com
manded, to" sell the property in said
execution and hereinafter de
scribed to. pay the. sum due the
plaintiff of $3527.79 with Interest
therepn at. the rate of 6 per cent,
per annum. from the 24th day of
AprlL 192JS, until paid and the
further,.sum of $350.00, with in
terest at Che rate of 6 per cent per
annum from the 24th day of April,
1926, and costs and expenses of
said execution, T will on Satur
day the 12th day of March. 1927.
at the. .hour, of 10 o'clock, A-. M. o
said day at the west door of the
County Cdu'fT Hduse" lir Salem,"
Marion County, Oregon, sell at
public, auction, to the, highest bid
dep for. cash in hand on the day of
sale, all the right, title, Interest
and estate which said defendants
and: .all persons claiming under
them subsequent-to the execution
of plaintiff's mortgage, to-wit: the
30th day of March. 1920. in, of
ancT to . said! premists herebeloro
mentioned and described in said
execution, as follows, to-wit : . Lots
number.Forty-f ive ( 45 and Forty-
six f 4 6 h in the Ireton- Fruit Farms
in Marlon' County, State of.. Ore
gon; ; as shown . by the ' recorded
plat of said Fruit Farms on the
and of record in the office of the
Connty Recorder for Marion Coun
ty, Oregon. Said sale being made
subject to redemption in the man
ner provided by law. '
Dated this 7 th day of February ,
1927.' - ' ' -: - i :
O.. D, BOWER,, s ' i ,
Sheriff of Marlon Connty, Oregon.
.19-16-23; mZ-9 , ;
FOR "QUICK
Plumbing Service
Phone ZfiZj
For Fine Fixtures Call at Our
Shop, JCI5 Center
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TRANSFEk AID STORAGE
iloaz? an3 Snort Diitance Hauling S
Public end Prhrato StoraQ ,
Fireproof BuOdinc; p
FEED AND SEED
Free Delivery to any part of the city
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SAYS:
Wo. -bave . JLQ2J? . Qvetland
sedan equipped with a spot
light, automatic swipe, moto
meter, rear . view mirror,
bumpers and good tires. This
car has had exceptional good
care and is a snap for 9185.
hn ft i K
0 JBIKWaoJ
The Hons That Service Bails
ing on North Cottage street. The
meeting will be a pot-luck supper
Coffee, cream and sugar will be
served.
Man Fined for Battery
George Aschenbrenner was nned
$20 In Justice court yesterday on
a charge of assault and battery.
Pulp Shipment Coming
A shipment of no tons or pulp
was to be brought Into Salem dur
ing the night for use. at the Ore
gon Pulp & Paper company mill,
the second consrgnment to be de
livered here within a week. It
was coming on the steamer North
western, and was being brought in
because the high water last week
made it impossible to make chips
here.
I. O. Inspector Here
E. C. Clements, federal postof-
fice inspector, was in Salem in con
nection with his official duties yes
terday. His headquarters , are in
Portland.
Supervisor Visits
' Miss Pauline Knudson, super
visor of school nursing in Port
land,' visited the Salem schools on
Tuesday, accompanied by Miss
Anne Simpson, director of health
education in Marion county.
AU Scouts to Hike--
All members of the seven Boy
Scout troops in Salem are expected
to participate in a hike planned
for Saturday forenoon, Scout Ex
ecutive Harold D. Ware announced
Tuesday. Each boy will bring food
tc be cooked at noon. They will
hike to the scout reserve in Polk
county,' three and one-half miles
out on the Glen Creek road. Tests
in scouting will be conducted on
the trip. The group will leave
from the Center street end of the
Marion-Polk county bridge.
Comrade Rally Saturday 1
The Marion county Comrade
rally will be. held Saturday night
in the Salem YMCAl club room.
Members of all cIubsJsLthe county
TreatCdfds
witn ;one
Treatment
RUBBED on
throat and
chest. Vicks
does two things at once:
u (1) It is. vaporized by the
body, heat; and inhaled direct to
the jriflamed air.passages, and
(2) It stimulates the skin
like, an, old-fashioned poultice
and draws oujt" the soreness.
B NwvJVA PO RUB
PTE t& mitf ON Jars Used Y&utty
ROLLER SKATIXG
T,uesday, Friday, Saturday
From 7:30 to 10:30 P. M.
DREAMLAND: RINK
Ladies Admitted Free
Gentlemen 10c
. SKATING 25c
SPECIAL!
6 Room Modern House, Four
Blocks From Postoffice
$4500 .
f. L. WOOD
. . . 341. State Street
. t ' rv
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will attend, apd the clubs' will be
graded' on 'at tehdance' and ' table
decoration, r Each t cluh , will pick
one boy to give a. two minute talk,
andr each s will gfVe a yell. The
winning club, in each of these four
events will be given a large Com
rade shield.
Bird House .Contest Set ;
A bird house cbafes will be
conducted by tho XMCA ADrJl 4
to. 9 inclusive, it was' announced
Tuesday. 1 Any Sunday school class
or other clubl in Salem, or Marion
county may enter, and, nine prizes
will be gifen', for the best bird
houses and a pennant to the club
that has the highest percentage of
bird houses. All boysx up to 16
years of age are eligible to com
pete. FIF1
ACTIVE MINISTRY
Rev. John W. Knott, Aged 90
Years, .Passed Away Here
Yesterday
Rev. John Wilson Knott, fath
er of Dr. Geo C. Knott, Inde
pendence, and of Robert A. Knott
of. Ketchum, Idaho, and W. Le
Roy Knott of Chicago, and Mrs.
E. F. Allen of Salt Lake City, died
yesterday morning in the Meth
odist old people's home in Salem,
following a protracted illness.
, Rev. Knott was born in Indiana
March 26, 1839, and was there
fore approaching bJs 91st year.
, He was graduated from McCor
mick theological seminary in Chi
cago in 1867. He filled pastor
ates of Presbyterian churches in
the central states. for many years,
coming to Oregon 18 years ago.
He was pastor of the Presbyter
ian church at Yoncalla .Douglas
county, Oregon, for several years.
He came to Independence and Sa
lem three years ago.
For over 50 years he had been
In the active ministry.
The funeral services will be
held under the direction of A. L.
Keeney, undertaker. Indepen
dence, at the Calvary Presbyter
Ian church in that city on Thurs
day, March 3, at 130 p. m. Rev.
F. C. Becker, pastor of that
church, will have charge, assisted
by Dr, Chas. Dun&more, pastor
emeritus of the satoe church. The
body will be forwarded to Indiana
for interment.
BEST
POLICf SftVS Oil
125 Attend Young Men's
Division Dinner at YMCA,
Hear March Topis .
Modern business . organizations
are more responsive to the golden
rule than are many self-styled
Christians, because they have
found that it pays even from a
selfish standpoint, Marshall Dana,
associate editor of the Oregon
Journal, told 125 young men.
mostly members of the young
mn's division, .of,; the Salem
YJICA.. who. gathered at. a dinner
Never Cold in This House n
Fully Plastered, Six Rooms
South Liberty Street
COrrter Lot $3000.00
ULKICH ft ROBERTS
rfcone 1354
FOll SALE
Atfto Accessory Shop - "
Clean stock Good Location
gee J&RUEG&R, ftesOior
147 X. Cbm!L St, ... Phono 81
Rewound and Repaired
New or Used Motors
for Sale
VIBBERT&TODD
Things ,lec;trical,
tii feoStft High' St.
TELEPHONE 2112
WMt
OTORS
WE PAY GASH -
f bj-def to bperate bur factory to capac--ity
we miist Have 10,000 pounds of
FRESH WHOLE MILK every da ;
Holstein Milk Preferred . r
1 - PlibNE OR WTliTfc : c-r:i -
which' opened the division's March
program Tuesday evening' in the
Y dining room.; ;l , , r - . .
Men, have,. ln; the name of Hint
who gave fhe goldenv rule," massa
cred millions,.' Dana said; yet, the
golden rule Is today the only hope
of peace- on earth.' His subject
was. "Application, of the Golden
Rule. to, Life," the topic which the
YMD Is studying in its meetings'
this, niQntb. .,. u,
. . . Dana quoted Luther Burbank,
jChauncey.M.. Depew, Henry Ford
ana j nines j. niu ia suisnuiiiLB
which indicated that they attribut
ed their, widely different successes
to application of the golden rule
.Cnrlst, is credited with having
stated the golden rule only once,
but he preached nothing but' the
two phases of it, service and love.
aside from His' teaching of faith,
the speaker safd.
. Declaring . that the western
young man's, best opportunity, is
in the west, Dana predicted that a
new state's rights era. in which
the bureaucracy at Washington,
p. C, will be deprived ot its con
trol over a large prcentage of the
iwest's resources, is. on its way.
Albin . Henniqgsen, president of
the YMD, presided, and introduc
ed the speaker. Jack Spong, vice
president, .explained the purposes
and program of the YMD, and
Physical Director R. R. Boardman
outlined the division's physical de
velopment program. Vocal solos
were sung by Joseph Nee and Ron
ald Craven.
I General Markets . J
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DAIRY
PORTLAND. Mrch 1. (AP) Milk
steadv: brst churninr cream 5Uc in val
I(-v. 51(i32c net &h inner' track in lone
1 : cream delivered Portland 54c . per
pound. . Iiaw milk (4 per cent) $2.60
cwt. f. o. b. Portland.
Poultry firm, higher; heavy heng S3
26c; light 2CfV!le; springs nominal
broilers 3031c; pekin white docks 3Uc
colored nominal; turkeys live 35e
dresed 40 (3 43c.
Potatoes firm; $1.40(21-60 (sacks and
bauling furnisned.) .
Onions firta; local $3.50,
' tlVESfOCK
POUTLATiD, March 1. (XV) Cat
tle ana calves nominally steady; no re
ceipts.
tiogs steady.' receipts 770. (650 di
reot.l
Sheep and lambs nominally steady; no
receipts.
DAISY P BICES
PORTLAND, Manh 1. AP) Dairy
r-xclianse, net prices: Butter extras 40c;
standards 45c; prime firsts 45c; firsts
44 Me.
Kggu extras 23c; firsts 22c; pullets
sic; current receipts zoc.
BUTTER. EGOS TJECLTNE
PORTLAND. March 1. (AP) Butter
and eggs - declined: with- larger offerings
and a higher demand.. All grades of cube
butter dropped a cent, except standards,
which were le lower. Receipts were
for uawfer 'DIsmsaV
alMe tew, Mlcl pk BhtY
btxw. TjkfM mthm i Br f
BttAS rillaiamq km
SOU at MUMfiuig KTS&rVUXZ
BOX CANDY
Try a Box of Our High Grade
Pure Flavor Candy
The Best Quality
J. F. TYLER'S DRVO STORE
' , 57 South Coium?rclal
"The Home of Drug Store
Servlee"
It's Good To
Your Throat
It stops the burning and
tickling which makes
You Cough
SCHAEFFER'S
HERBAL
COUGH SYRUP
SOLD ONLY AT
SCH AEFER'Q
DRUG STORE Jk5
135 North Commercial St.
Phone 197
Original Yellow Bxont
Drug Store
The Pensiair giore
em.
9.104 pounds sad production 17,474
povnda. . -: . ", t -, . .
Th eff mArlgeV w . rent kvc on
II p-sde. Receipts were HOri esie and
233. eases went to atorarv.
. Salem. HaxlBet. ..
1, wheat. . white
Rod. waeat, sacked
Jl 1.19
.,4
14.00
Oat, peg. bu.. nulling ,
Bay. oata, vetch, per ton
powt. wrttoar.AJro beet
4opa nog i
Vfs 0&
Taj steer T ' ,0T
Oo- - .os
Bulla . , OSQ.ns
1926 lambs, nnder 86 lbs. 1 .It
Top live veal
-070.09
.ia
uretsed veal
Dressed hoffi
POTJI.IBT
liiRht hens
Beavy hens
-20(31.23
.08
apnif
Booster ,
fieavx colored fry
.18 a. 20
EGOS. BUTTER, BTJTTEETAT
Standards ig
Per pound "10
Butterfat ......1"!.." 50
Cream batter SifaSa'
Veiretbles. beets, sacked , .0
Onions, dos. bunches 90
New cabbage , .'04
Ealifornia lettuce, crate"
oeal onions .
ve ery , 2.25
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OBTTCART
Vanderwall ,
Garrett Vanderwall, age 6, died
at a local hospital March 1. He
Is survived by his parents, 3Ar.
and Mrs. Roy Vanderwall. Body
at, Webb's undertaking parlors.
Funeral announcements later.
King
Ellen King died March 1 at her
residence on the Garden, nnaii
She. was a daughter of the late
Mrs. Deborah King, and Is sur
vived by a sister. Miss Eliza Kine.
Funeral announcements later f rd
TTT. m
vveDD s uunerai pariors..
SYSTEM
and order, with rever
ence . and a sacred
service, simple and
coinplete in all its, ten
derness for bereave
ment. Webb's Funeral Parlors
Telephone 120
TER WILLI G ERS
Perfect FujieraJ Serrfce
..For. Less
Licensed Lady Mortician1
770 Chenek.e. Street
jTelephQne,7?4.
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Mills Store-
To the Public:
TfiS rrierch'afidise til
month of FebrUafv
the tiistbry..of tKe stbrpJ
Gaston to Tbleclb on thl
from Aurora .to RosebJ
side. We did not give I
.iisual good sefvice-ifc
possibility to fierve
time. However,
. service we maae
merchandise we turned.
gratefully appreciate the i
bearHnce by everyone w
abled tis ib make a tecord
biitiori b'f triefch'andise.
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The great feature thatjwex
more.. Jiighly than any; :Bthe
. month's business is the confiden
buying public, which is' an inl
, square dealing arid reliablp merl
will prevail. r j
;We ! have two important su
id give id the public ; next weekly
for them , 7 - . J
bishop's tjLbytiiWG
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