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Newspaper Page Text- i " - r-- THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM. OREGON : THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 21, 192T V- v J5 Fancy SOX- Values up to 75c Many Patterns to Choose From G. W. Johnson & Company LOCAL PEP Company Picnic Saturday The annual picnic of the Salem employes of the Portland Electric Power company will be held at the Hazel Green park next Satur day, afternoon and evening. Be tween 50 and 75 employes and their families are expected to be present. Games, races and stunts will take up the afternoon and dancing will occupy the evening. New Fall Hats, Special 93.85 Regular 95. See them in my windows. Al Krause, Men's Wear. J-21 Hold Picnic Tonight Members of the Golden West club of the W. B. A. will meet to night at the corner, of the United States National bank building at 6 o'clock, leaving from there to go to Cold Spring park on the Jef ferson highway, where the group will hold a' picnic. All of the lodge members are invited. Rummage Sale 487 Court St. Friday and Saturday, open even ings. First Congregational church J-22 Attends Meeting In Eugene T. It. Billingsley, superintend ent of the Salem street railway system is in Eugene attending a hearing of the Southern Pacific before the public service commis sion, i 8 Oregon Pulp Paper Co. Preferred. Limited amount for sale. Hawkins &, Roberts. Phone l 1427. : Jyetf Thrartre Managerj I Changed John Williamson, owner of the I Hollywood tbeatre has taken over personal management, touowing resignation of Al iKrause, who is now devoting his "entire time to the management of bis men s fur- nishing business. l'ast :oie uranas Short special business meeting I at Fair Grounds July 22, 3 p. m. President. J-21 ! Youth Breaks Arm Ellsworth Fletcher, 16-year-old youth living at 1387 N. Winter street, fell from the porch of : his property. Reai property was ap homaTuesday evening about 7:30 praised at $2275.62. making a anairaciurea, bib... arm oeiween i the wrist and eioow.f;. He was re ptirted -last night aS V recovering EaXIsfatprllyi ;i t jS-OV"-- - l epare for State Jpicnlc i'A Jaty consisting of Mr. andfLedahl, 22. and Orpha Josephine mtbuju. tuiuBimsj aua.iamuj and Mr., and Mrs.-. J." BUCrary and family-motored to! Silverton Tnes- day evening to make arrange- ments ror tne unnuai worta- kota picnic which will be Jield there on August 14., Mrs. Cum- ibibbb rice presiueui .m toe North Dakota club. while a a , Crary is secretary-treasurer. UMfl Cars Going Fast at - FiUgerald-Sherwln, 364 N. Hi. .W .: . - - - - J2tf Will Build on Twenty-Third . City- Recorder Mark Poulsen yesterday Issued a permit to Mrs. E. ' W. llarland. for " the erection of a one-story dwelling at 485 S. 23rd street, at a cost of $3500. CraM Fire.CauseB Run fire alarm turned in yester day afternoon at 4:30 from the plant of the gas company turned out to be a grass fire along the New Bargains Today New 6-room moderp house near school. 94.SOO. Easy terms. New 5 -room house near school, : v 9 1.OOO. Easy terms. M. Seven-room house on Church ; St S4.000. Terms, A. h Beautiful modern 5-room house. perfect la every detail. S6,300. W. : - ' A fine ' 8 -room house,. lots of shrubbery and Jrutt, fine lo- - cation, 8,500. T. Six-room house close In. choice residence district, f5,50. R. Money to Loan, Houses to Rent U. S. REALTY CO. 443 State - Telephone 2080 469 State NEWS IN top of the river bank at the foot of Chemeketa street. A. M. Spong of Spong's boat house, had put the fire out with a wet sack be fore the fire apparatus arrived. New Fall Hats, Special S3.83 Regular 85. See them in my windows. Al Krause, Men's Wear J-21 Car Hmt No Brakes Failure to have adequate brakes on his car caused Eddie Murado to drive across the intersection at Commercial and State streets, striking a machine driven., by Her bert Misson, 1046 N. 17th street. The accident occurred at 10:55. Little damage was done. Fails to See Signal Claiming that the other driver failed to observe his signal to turn, Orval Larson, Silverton, re ported to police that his car was struck by one driven by W. J. Trudgin at 24 and State streets yesterday morning. Will Speak in Kugene C. A. Howard, state superintend ent of public instruction, will be speaker tomorrow evening at the dinner of the Schoolmasters' club at the University of Oregon, in Eugene. Lambert Cherries O cents- Pound. You pick them. 849 J-21 Rural avenue, Salem. Judgment Satisfied Judgment of Thomas Leese against A. J. Van Wassenhove, et al. in the amount of $2121.15. in- eluding costs, has been satisfied, it was shown in an execution filed in circuit court yesterday 817.50 to Frisco by Boat Wednesdays and Saturday both Meals and transportation first (class. Salem Travel Agency, 175 So. Hizh St. J-21 Appraisement Filed Inventory and appraisement in the estate ofSIda G. Sawyer, de ceased, showed cash on hand in the First National bank of Silver- ton to be $1159.3 6. which const! ro1 tho HlliW nf th nrnnai total of $3434 9 8 iMai - riaife License Issued A marriage license was issued in' the office of county Clerk U. n. Rover vesterdav to John A. Lughmlller, lg, Dotn of Silver ton OWo p le VIsit Mr and Mrs Howard Williams and tWQ daughters. Sue and Jane, Qf Dayton, Ohio, have been spend- ,ng few dayg Ti8itIng with L. M. Gilbert and family, at the Sa lem boys' training school. The Williams family motored west, and have been visiting friends and relatives in Oregon. California, Arizona and New Mexico Furniture Upholstered " And repairing. Giese-Powers Furniture Co. f3tf Defemlant to Appeal- Defendant in the civil case of Roy J. Hoffman, administrator of the estate of G. E. Unruh against Asmus H. Jess, filed notice of ap peal to the supreme court of the I ., f orcroB. in cricuit court I aa.rAav itin h.r hn fkk- len in a dispute over a strip of land eight feet in width extend ling north and south between the ! property of the two parties, and the court had awarded title of one half to eacli of the contest ants. Execution Returned s Execution was , returned and I tiled in circuit court yesterday showing satisfaction of a Judg ment in the amount of $1489.41 including costs, in the action of Paul T. . Tollea and Rose Tolles against Lucy .Hunter.: Re-Appraisement Asked M. G. Gunderson, executor for the estate of Edmund Olson, de ceased, f Hod petition in probat court yesterday asking re-appraise ment of the estate. - A promissory nete tor $1900 and papers show ling approximately . $190.70 due Special 48c BRIEF 4540 pounds of hops sold in April 1027, .were recovered by the exe cutor following first appraisement. Judge Hunt' re-appointed Charles A. Reynolds, Otto Legard and Hen ry Bock to re-appraise the estate. Used Cars Going Fast at Fitzgerald-Sherwln, 364 N. HI. J2tf Lights not Adjusted C. W. Silliman, Salem, was fin ed $10 in justice court yesterday, on a charge of operating a motor vefiicle with improper lights. His case had been continued from Sat urday. Hotel Marion Deljar dinners served every evening. 5:46 to 8 n26tf Had Wrong License Plates O. Barstad, West Woodburn. was arrested yesterday on the highway between Salem and Au rora, charged with operating a motor vehicle without proper li cense plates. Barstad pleaded guilty in justice court yesterday and his case was continued for sen tence until Monday. How (ood XeN Does Spread! General Gasoline is still the best J-21 County Plant Runs The county paving plant will be in operation during the next four or five weeks. County Road master W. J. Culver stated yes- terdap, while needed repairs are being made on the 150 miles of paved highways in Marion coun ty, including the two or three weeks thai will be required to re pair "black-top" paving in the ity of Salem. Barber Shop Opens J. K. Cloyd is now in his new location, the North High street Barber Shop, at 385 North High. J-22 Grading Inspected Deputy County Roadmaster F. O. Johnson left yesterday to in spect new grading bejng construc ted on the road from Mehama to the mines on the Little North Fork of the Santiam river. P. Agent He; M. L. Coturri, special agent for the Southern Pacific railroad com- panyt. who,,was actively, engaged n me long nunt ror ana. prosecu tion of the DeAutremont train ban dits, was a' Salem visitor yester day. Pair Get Two Ye. Curtis Townsend and Adrian Loom is, both of whom pleaded guilty last Saturday to charges of larceny in a dwelling, were sen tenced to two years each In the state penitentiary by Judge Percy R. Kelly in circuit court yesterday. Judge Kelly granted petition of their attorneys to make showing for paroles, showing to be made in court this morning at the "time Henry Jairl, up for sentence on the same charge as Townsend and Loomlg, appears in court. Jairl was implicated with the pair, but postponed his plea until last Mon day. : 5 Casey's Guaranteed RHEUMATISM REMEDY Money refunded if it doea not cure your case NELSON & HUNT, Druggist Cor. Court and Liberty Tel. 7 HEMSTITCHING 6. 8 and 10 cents per yard. Also buttons, stamping and pleating ANNA II. KRUEGER Over Miller's : Telephone 117 Radium Ore ." "ReYizator" . . Purifies , . water, cleanses the blood and gives Jf health. ,JT. L. ELXJ3 Distributor 3295 8. Church I A 'J VYi'VlI rV mm SAYS We have a Buick Four Roadster com plete overhaul job, good paint, 75 per cent new rubber, and a fine running car for $350 "The House That Service Built Returns from Trip to Bend W. H. Burghardt is expected to return today from a four-day trip over the McKenzie pass into the Bend country, where he went on a vacation trip. Youthful Broadcaster Here- Arthur Judson Stevens, aged 9, youthful radio broadcaster from San Bernardino, Cal., stopped yes terday morning at the office of Governor Patterson. Arthur is just finishing a trip of the north west, and on his return to his home will broadcast his impres sions of the trip over station KHJ. He is known as "Little King Ar thur of Radioland." Parabase Motor Oil 100 per cent pure paraffine base. At General Independent deal ers. J-21 Gray Headquarters Set In preparation for the Gray Bayes fight at the armory July 27, Bobby Gray and John Buono, of Los Angeles, arrived in Salem Tuesday and have established headquarters here. Service Station to Ijca.se Good location on highway near Salem. Excellent oportunity- for right party. Address 221, care Statesman. J-21 Car Tester Cans TVrecx , L. Kleinke, service man at the Cherry City garage, tried to test out a car belonging to L. C. Lach ele, 1230 Ferry street, with the result that the car was run into by a machine driven by H. W. Jensen, 110 Hoyt street, on Court between 13 and 14. According to Jenson's report. Kleinke drove to the. left side of the street as though going to park, then suddenly swerved to the right. Jensen had started to pass on the right, and struck the Lachele car on the side. Kleinke claims Jensen skidded 3.0 feet before hitting him. tt To Hidfl Social The West Side Circle ladies' aid society of Jason Lee church will hold an ice cream social at the home of Mrs. T. J. Clark, 1215 North Commercial street, Friday evening, July 29, beginning t 7:30. Proceeds will go to the carpet fund of the church. Fifteen Cases Shown Fifteen cases of contagious dis ease are shown in Marion county by the regular weekly contagious disease report. They are as fol lows: Chickenpox, 1; diptheria 1; measles. 3; mumps, 2; pneu monia, 3; tuberculosis, 5. Fined for Improper Parking C. C. Ingersoll and A. L. Turner, both of Salem, paid fines of $1 each in police court yesterday on improper parking charges. Parks Overtime Angel Comitte, Salem, 'parked his car too long yesterday, and paid a. fine of $1 in police court later, as a resuu. Speeder s Fined R. E. Nelson, 680 N. Liberty street, was fined $5 by City Re vorder Poulsen yesterday for speeding. roil land People Visit R. C. Olson, A. R. Graves, G E. Beatty and Leroy Hansen, of Portland, were Salem guests last night, registered at the Terminal Visiting in Salem Among Salem visitors register ed at the Marion last night were E. L. Kollenborn, Eugene; Paul : 't. .. ' . - The Pride of Many Women ' An Extraordinary Pocket Piece SHARI Twin Vanity Case Under the gold and 6llver plated case you will find a soft powder r and a blending rouge. May we show It to youty Perry's Drug Store (3 J"! I y u : 119 , commercial McKercher, Hood River; Alexand er Fisk, Paw Paw, Mich., P, K. Schuyler, Washington. D. C; Mr. and Mrs. A. La van and Mr. and Mrs. E. Sullivan of Denver, Colo.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Ross, Prlneville; Mr. and Mrs. Acker man and Miss Packard of Pasa dena; Mr. and Mrs. John A Davis, Toledo, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Weis, Monroe. Mich.: Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Keat, Oakland. Cal.; Miss Helen S. Leavitt and George Otis Lapley of Boston, Mass. Catches Rig Silverslde W. Bresnahan, connected with Richard's theatrical company. went to Mehama Wednesday and caught a 6 pound silverslde, which graced the troupe's dinner table that evening. Bresnahan made the trip with Johnnie John son. End Visit Hero Mr. and Mrs. Jack Petit have returned to their home at Forest Grove after visiting over the week end with Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Ev ans at 925 North Winter street. Mining Engineer Here. William Blendorf, of Seattle, raining engineer who is interested in the copper mines of the San tiam country, is a Salem visitor registered at the Terminal last night. Hawkins to be Speaker ; Dr. 1' n P. Hawkins, superin tender' ( the Salem Chautauqua will iM.iss the Lions club of which ..e a member at the noon day luncheca Friday and if at all possible will arrange to have some of the ui.cal talent of the Chau tauejta for that day. present and giv some selections. Dr. Haw kins will speak oh "What Makes a Community Great." Recently he delivered this address before the Khranis club of Baker.- Visitors from One of Town Out-of-town visitors at the New Salem last night included Mrs, Blanche McDonald, Taft, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Monlux, Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. C. U. Me Clennal, Los Angeles; L. Strick Eugene; Leonard . David, Maple ton and W. A. Wolf, Chicago. Visit Here Mrs. H. C. Joiner and grand daughter, Miss Virginia Conway of Billings, Montana, are visiting at the home of Mrs. Joiner's aunt Mrs. H. G. Seagrove, and other relatives. Two Injurfd in Wreck Ralph A- Blanchard and Robert Crossdale, both giving their ad- ress as 1006 Porter Bldg.. Port land, receiving minor injuries of the face and hands yesterday af ternoon at 3:10, in an auto acci- ent on the Pacific highway eight miles north of Salem. The acci- ent was reported by J. E. Dow 11, 3 51 N. Cottage, driver of one 6f the cars. ormor Slm ir Her- Mi. -is Nina Williams and Miss Martha Schlmmel, of Portland, are spending several weeks in Salem representing the Royal Baking Powder company. Miss Williams a former Salem girl, who last fall -won first prize in a States man circulation contest, receiving an automobile and diamond ring. Miss Williams recently purchased a beauty parlor in McMinnville. Portland Guests at Marion Guests at the Marion last night from Portland included F. M. Wolff, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hodges, H. H. Eddy, Mrs. C. H. Breck. Carl Briedwell, F. O. Miller, Carl B. Brown. Gus J. Roth, A. V. Wells and Dr. Thorp. FOR INFORMATION ABOUT LOCAL OR EASTERN RAILROAD TRIPS PHONE 727 Oregon Electric Ry. Willamette Valley Line PLUMBING- Quick Reliable Service IL EGXER, 1615 Center Street Phones 332 and 1310-W Fine Fixtures Standard Equipment Bedding and Window Box Plants Are now ready, also fine line of 'shrubs and perennials C. F. RREITHAUPT Telephone 880 512 State St. TELEPHONE 4-2-G JOE the battery man service calls free .540 Chemeketa Street MEN'S AND LADIES SUITS CLEANED AND PRESSED -. S1.00 I ! , T Ladies Silk Dresses, 1-S5 Coots Refined, $3.00 Men's Salts 'Pressed, ' OO cento VARLEY CLEANERS ' . Over Busick'i -. 1927 FREE WALLPAPER SAMPLE BOOKS . Call, phone or write MAX O. BUREN 171 N. Commercial ' Ealem 75,000 TO SEE BOXERS CLASH IN RING BATTLE . (Couluamd from pas 1.) 250,000. " - - ' j :. Sharkey Ruled Favorite Radio microphones at the ring side will . carry the word picture of the fight over a . nationwide hookup to from 15.000.000 to 20,000.000 other persons. Sharkey ruled a decided favor ite tonight among the experts who have analysed and weighed the chances of the two rivals. On the other hand Dempsey claimed the support of popular opinion in an apparent overwhelming measure, as well as the backing of many close observers. Few. if any, previous big ring battles have developed as sharp a contrast of opinion. Where to night Sharkey was backed strong ly by a majority of .newspaper critics and in wagers at odds ranging from X to 5 to as high as 2 to 1, Dempsey remained the firm choice of the fans in the street. The experts 'or rather the ap parent majority favoring Sharkey, base the predictions on a victory for the ragged Boston sailor con fidently on his youth, speed and superior boxing craft. He is 25 to Dempsey's 32. He has been fighting frequently and rising rapidly on the heavyweight scale in the past year and a half with decisive triumphs over Harry Wills, Mike McTigue and Jimmy Maloney to his credit. Dempsey has fought only once in four years and then, last September, a losing battle. ; Dempsey, according to the ex pert minority supporting' him. will " win because, A? has, regained hi old knockout -punch, shaken, oil the legal worries that , beset him a year, ago and whipped himself into as good a fighting trim as it is possible for an athlete to ac quire after a long lay off from actual comoetition. Whatever speed has passed with his youth they argue, will be offset by his wallop. Delnpsey's punchlng-powers, his THE HART is lifted, and sadness will find here a service that is the reverent essence of human thou g:h t fulness and tact. WEBB'S FUNERAL PARLORS TeL 120 TERWILLIGERS Perfect Funeral Service For Less Licensed Lady Mortician 770 Chemeketa Street Telephone 724 40 ACRE FARM FOR SALE Will sell or trade for in come property in Salem. 1-4 mile from pavement, near good town. Also, 7 lots in Salem TERMS See A. B. Kelsay at Cobbs-Mitchell Company or Telephone 813 Salem, Or. i C Ay LUTHY ' -r" '-'JeWeler1,-i: ! . " In New; Location ; 25 STATE STREET r Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Repaired OWNER GOING AWAY Mast sell choice close In Ten , Acres River Bottom Land ' Want an Offer F. L. WOOD 341 State Street ELECTRIC MOTORS Rewound and Repaired, New or Used Motors VIBBERT & TODD Things Electrical -191 South High Tel. Ill YICKSOHERBCO. J. n. LEONG. Mgr. - Out life's : work has ben spent in studying the healing properties of Chinese herbs and now dally : we relieve those suffering from1 stomach, liver and kld ney trouble,- rheuma tism , and gall stones. also disorders of men. women and children. Free Consultation Call or Write Open O A. IL to S P. IX. 420 State SL, Salem, Oregon handlers -asserted - on arrival to night, will not be affected by sore ness which developed In his left arm several 'days ago and gave impetus to sensational reports of the ex-ehamplon's condition. These reports have been a prime factor in the trend jtt opinion as reflect ed in the. betting toward Sharkey, but the idea of any serious injury to Dempsey's arm has been 'dis counted by the energy and effec Uveness pt his last workouts. ,-. If Dempsey 1s to win. most ob servers agree, it - will be rQUickly and .because he Is " able to land with telling enough effect to break through Sharkey's -defense in the f'rst few rounds. If the fight goes beyond five or six rounds it is generally expected Sharkey's assets in speed, stamina and boxing skill will be In his fa vor with a victory on points prob ably Jn his grasp in the event It LADD & BUSH, Bankers ? EsUblhmed 1868 j General Banking Business , . ' .. . ." . :'; .,.. Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 3 p, m.. , tiji Lucille Elmore ompany in a reviie that will interest old and young. Artistry of the highest tpe in a program which will long be remernbered Thio Evening At & The Elmore Gprripany will give a 40-minute prelude of music, impersonations and entertainment This will be followed by the -celebrated lecture "TALLOW DIKI V By Dr. Robert Parker Milei1 TRANSFER and-STQRAGE Long and Short Distance Hauling Public and Private Storage GRAIN, FEED AND SEED Free Delivery to any part of the city; . Quotations i irs Day Telephone 28' ; - r If You rarme The Statesman . Follow. You, When you .leave the city for a vacation, or on a business trip, why not have The StateKrnan sent to you while away t. ' ; ." '. -V' The Statesman will be like a letter from tiome; It will kep you posted about affairs in Salem and the Willamette Valley generally., :' '- ; The subscription rate , is COc a month and you may pay in advance or on your. ret ur n; Telephone 583 or mail n:postrcard and transferwill be'made proinplly ,.V,. . -Address V ! ' Tlie Oregon Statesman . 216 South Commercial SlrxcU . goes the limit. Both fighters were in seclusion-: tonight, their conditioning com pleted land their' handlers conti- dent they had reached lhe'jeak of form. They will meet first tomor row when they ! weigh la at tha state athletic commission at 2 V- m.. Dempsey Is expected to scaler around 16 and Sharkey about Tex RIckardSx tradftloftal weath er luck seemed Slikely to pjrevair as a result of predictions of clear skies- jtorj tomorrow; nighti - K The preliminary fights are stat ed to start at 8:15p.m. and the main . bout at 10 p..m. eastern day light time. . 5 - . Building booms come and ge but "; there never seems -to be any change In the construction of air castles.' X f " t ts Ti l x 'TT - if..--.-.' oh Application se Night Telephone : 1267-W -; Are; Let w ehou Going Avay represegtlnjj 00-Bixth Igtcice la