er. saw the, other until too late.
The' Jaeobsen machine1 had the
right of way, according to the re
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LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF
Fails to Stop at Signal
1 L.eo Strong, 610 North Com
mercial street, was arrested yes
terday by Officer Thomason, when
he failed to bring his car to a
stop at a stop sign.
Dance Saturday Nite,x Hazel Gren
Ken Boyle's Dance Band..a27
Loses Kodak and Ttiols
H. J. Burton, of Seattle, re
ported to police yesterday that
some time Thursday "night a kit of
auto tools and a kodak" with his
name engraved upon it were stol
en from his car while it was park
ed back of the New Hotel Salem,
Wanted
To lease a farm of from 160 to
300 acres suitable for running
sheep. Might buy if priced right.
U. S, Realty Co., Salem. Tel. -2660.
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Visits Health Demonstration
Miss Bessie Smith, infant wel
fare supervisor for. the city of
Spokan, and Mis3 Fern 'Goulding
of Michigan, were visitors yester
day at thei offices of. the Marion
county health demonstration, in
specting the work being done in
this county.
$150 Cash
. "Buys fine used piano, ,355 North
High streea. aug-29.
Return From U. of W. Session
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Dann
have returned to Salem after
spending 10 weeks in Seattle at
tending the summer session of
the University of Washington,
where Mr. Dann has been, doing
work toward a degree of doctor
4l philosophy. Mr. Dann has ac
cepted a teaching position In the
'department of phychology, Oregon
Agricultural college for the tom-
To Trade
Forty-acre farm near Hood
River, 12 acres in apples, no
buildings. Price $5,000.
"Will trade for small grocery
business or home in Salem.
For Sal
A beautiful 6-room Spanish
bungalow, two fire places,
furnace, as modern as mon
ey could make it. The price
of this house has been re
duced from $7,500 to $.
500 and there is nothing in
Salem, to equal this price
Salem to eqi'al it at this:
price. ".See us at once, v "
A fine ten-acre tract on Pacific
highway, four miles from Sa
lcn, nearly all in bearing ap
ple orchard. Price $ 3,0 0 0.
Terms.
A good tract of 13 acres on
Salem-Dallas highway, part
In cultivation, running -water.
Price $2,000. Terms.
U.S. REALTY CO. ,
1 - 412 Stale St.
Tel 260
as:
Size
BLOCKS this season are inclined to be
smallish with brims a trifle wide. This
means that this Fall you want to be more
careful than usual in the selection of
your hat.
Our stock of felt hats afford the wid
est variety of correct styles, all of quality
character.
It's a pleasure to be able to walk into
a shop and lind the second or third hat
you try on just the one for your shape-,
head and face.
CAPS $2.50
The smartest cuts in the richest grays,
tan?, browns and mixtures. Every fellow
who gets around wants a cap for brisk
Fall days.
JOHNSON
469 State Street
ihg year, and will complete his
degree work next year at an east
ern school.
Carnival Iance
Stayton Saturday.
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Will Speak at Lake Brook
Robert H. Dann, who will be
In the department of psychology
at the O. A. C. during the coming
year, Is to speak at the Sunday
services at the Lake Brook hop
yard, seven miles north of Salem,
on the subject, "The Secret of
Happiness."
Fine UmmI Piano
Must be sold at once, terms
$5.00. 355 North High street.
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Postal Clerk on Vacation
W. G.Ros8, clerk in the Salem
postoffice, is spending his vaca
tion at Belknap Springs, on the
McKentie highway, accompanied
by his family.
Hotel Marlon
Dollar dinners served 5:45 to 8
every evening.- n26tf
Returns From Washington v
Ed Daugherty, superintendent
of mails in the local postoffice,
who has been spending his vaca
tion, accompanied by his family,
in Seattle and other joints in
Washington, recently returned to
his office.
Dance Saturday Nite, Hazel Green
Ken Boyle's dance band. a27
Fairgrounds Road Home
. Investment. A large home In
good condition with r large lot.
Priced $3150 cash. This is the best
buy in its class. : Becke Hen
dricks.' a27
Leaves for Vacation Trip
Miss Wiima Rhodes, nurse "at
the Willamette Sanitarium, left
yesterday morning for Portland,
where b he will spend a few days
on vacation. .'
f 150 Cash : "
Buys fine-.used piano, 355 North
High street. I aug-29
fcogene Man to Speak Here ;.
The speaker for the Sunday
morning services at tho First
fhriKtl.in church will be , Dr. E.
r.V.i Steivers, pastor of the First
'Christian church in Eugene, ac
cording to I an ' announcement
made yesterday. , The evening
services will consist of a program
of sacred music' ' t ' . - .
Postmasters to .Hold Meeting
A meeting , of the Oregon
"branch of the postmasters" assoc
iation will be held In .Bryant
park.' in Albany, on Labor Day,
September 5.J according, to plans
now being ' made. ; ' About - 50
postmasters, :witfc k their, families.
i .-ii;
& CO.
are expected to attend the meet
ing, which will discuss problems
of mail handling.
Bny Your Wood Direct
From the car and save. Phone
after 6 p. m. 1988. aug.-21-tf
Hold District Meeting
The Salem District Chiroprac
tie association held a business
meeting In Sllverton Thursday
evening. Some Very important
matters were taken up which when
formulated will be announced to
the public. 'Dr. Anne Fruseth
provided a lunch after the meet
ins. Furniture Upholstered"
And repairing. Giese-Powers
Furniture Co. fl3tf
Demurrer Filed
Demurrer in the suit of Mac
Donald Auto company against
Woods Auto Top company was
filed in circuit court yesterday.,
asking non-puit qn grounds, of
cause. Defendants contend that
cause for action lis apparent
against one T. C. Wood, who
not made a co-defendant in the
suit, and not against the auto
top company. I
Some Couple or so fWalting
New Home. Paving, furnace,
fireplace, garage, hardwood, water
heater, wired range, deep base
ment, coils, ldry., etc. If you are
half of said couple look at a good
many small homes and then go to
930 Tamarak street, A 6 room
home with four finished. Imme
diate possession.. Terms if desired.
Becke & Hendricks, 189 N. High
street. a27
Three Litrenses Issued . i
Marirage licenses were issued
to three couples In the office of
County Clerk U. G. Boyer yester-r
day. They were: Fred . W.
Schroeder, Salem, , and Thelma
Irene Alexander, . Portland; ,Y?.
Oury HIsey, Salem, and Margaret
McDaniel, : Portland, and Chester
A. Parke, Salem, and Eslie Row-
ena Welch, Salem , ;
Salem's Real Old Time Dance-
Crystal Gardens Saturday night
real old time music. Malthas or
chestra, ".' . : 27
Ire-byterln lustor Itctarns
Rev. and Mrs. Norman K Tully
and two daugnters returned
Thursday night 'to Salem, alter
spending almost four ; weeks on
vacation, during which time Dr,
Tully has served on the faculty of
the Southern Oregon young peo
ples meeting at ; Bainbrldge Isl
and," Washington, - has attended
the national '. meeting.; of prison
workers held In Tacoma, and re
cently acted as" delegate from
Salem at inevnortn western con
vfentio,Tof Kiwanis, belduin .Spo
;;, .:-). ' J SAYS
We ; have a , late 1925
Chevrolet Sedan, equip
ped with bumpers, spot
light, f motometer, 85 per
cent ; hew rubber, fine
condi ion for 5495.00
kl
The House That Service Built
kane, whfcre he gave the invitation
for the rieeting to be held in Sal
em in 1129. Dr. Tully is nastor
Of the First Presbyterian church.
Fine Usdd piano
Must
tf sold at once
, terms
aug-29
$5.0't,Nrortk Higa street.
Motor to Bench
Mr. and Mrs. O. Neelands and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kaiser left
on ft wjeiek-end motor trip yes
terday, ter, Oregon beach points.
Their trp will take them to Nes-
kowin, fTaft, and Newport, and
intermediate points. They ex
pect to return Sunday evening.
Center Street Corner
A beauty on fringe of business
for ? 12,500 total and $5000 will
handle. Hu 179 feet of future re
tail frontage. Present income nets
over 4&. Becke & Hendricks, 189
N. High Street. a27
Ijcaves for North. Beach
Mrs. Clara Pomeroy, teacher in
the Salfcni schools, left recently
to spenA several days at Oyster
ville on worth Beach, Washington.
She expects to return to Salem
September 5.
8 Orefcon Puly and Paper Co.
Preferred. Limited amount for
sale .Hawkins and Roberts. Phone
W2Y. ! Jly6tt
Firo TH
reatens O. E. Trestle
Fire
purning, in a pile of saw
dust between the Oregon Elec
tric trerstle and an old sawmill
north qf : the city limits yester
day afternoon resulted in fire
equipment being sent out to as
sist in 1 protecting the
property.
According ,to firemen, the saw
dust pile has been burning for
some time, and is close enough to
the trestle to endanger it should
the flames get out of control. It
is located on property outside the
city linits.
t
Reautiffil Used Piano
In fihe condition, left with us
for sale. Party leaving city
will sacrifice for cash. See it at
Tallman Piano Store, 395 South
12th street. - a28
Forfeits Bail in Court
C. H. Yoakem, of Albany, for
feited $5 bail yesterday in the
police court when he failed to ap
pear . to . answer .to. . a charge of
reckless driving.
Want Woman for Housework-
Desire middle aged woman who
can go home nights. Small child
to care for. Phone 2075-M.
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Fined for Traffic Violation
Elwood Picard, 222 Lincoln,
who was arrested Thursday night
for driving a car with four per
sons in the driver's seat, yester
day paid a fine of $2.50 in the
court of City Recorder Mark Poul
sen. Struck When Stopping at Sign-
When he stopped his car on
Cottage street yesterday morning.
before entering Court street, W.
T. Virigin, Rt. 3, Box 117, found
that the car behind his was not
prepared to stop as suddenly. H.
H. Robinson, of the West Side
Grocery, drove his car into the
rear of the Virigin machine. Lit
tle damage was done. .
Right of Way Not Given-
Claiming that the driver of the
other machine was not watching
where she was going, H- jacoo-
sen, saiem, reported an acciaeni
which happened - yesterday morn
ing between his car and one driv
en by Mrs. E. W. Parath. 1945
Broadway at the Intersection ef
Broadway c and Market. Mrs.
Parath declared that neither driv-
FOR INFORMATION
ABOUT LOCAL OR EASTERN
RAILROAD TRIPS
PHONE 727
Oregon Electric Ry.
Willamette Valley Line
- KEEP YOUR
FEET HEALTHY
. . , , . . . . . , .
John J.Rottle
- "... . .
415 State -Street
Authorize Extradition
Governor , Patterson yesterday
requested the extradition from
California of B. Al Mathews, who
is wanted at Eugene pn a charge
of larcency from a dwelling. Mat
hews is under arrest' in Califor
nia. llairruttino-
I'crmanentR- msrroliin.
The
a28
Eeauty Box. Phone 1985.
Four lark Too Long
Pines of $1 each were received
in the city recorder's of rice yes
terday from G. W. Hartman, E.
E. Newell, John Sharp, and Harry
Woodworth, all of whom plead
guilty to charges of parking their
fOfa I . 1 . 1
Canned Heat Use Charged
9rf T: C7' W,n "?8 BlS
, Z 17 .rlrwm ar:(AP)-rGene Tunney suddenly
dnkeness . 5 7'
nrunkeness. Spencer is said to
have consumed a quantity of can- i
ned heat. y
FKHTlliiGEI!
Wire Says Two Shots Taken at
Local Fireman
Perhaps It's all a hoax. .
But every one of ihe 23 mem
bers of the Salem fire department
swears that the message was real
ly received, and testified to his be
lief that the Incident really hap
pened. "It sounds just like Ben."
they declared yesterday, when the
message was received.
The telegram, or so it purports
to be, is claimed to have been re
ceived by the Salem chief of po
lice from the police office in
Grants Pass. Here it Is:
"Salem Chief of Police: There
came very near being a sad trag
edy at the Oregon Caves yester
day. A fireman from your city by
the name of Ben Faught came out
of the caves with his bat off, and
an old mountaineer took two shots
at him with a six shooter. He
thought It was some wild animal.
The hunter said he had never seen
a human that looked like him be
fore, nor had he ever seen an ani
mal quite as ugly. That is why
he shot him."
Faught is at present on a two
weeks vacation from his work on
the fire fighting force, having left
Salem August 15 to make a mo
tor trip to the Oregon Caves. Med
ford. and Crater Lake.
' His fellow firemen are anxious
To learn the full details of the in
cident referred to. and are anx
iously awaiting his return to work
on August 29.
WANT KLAMATH TRADE
California to Bid for Heavy Bust
ness Despite New Line
PORTLAND, Aug. 26. (AP)
"Sacramento business men
claim that $1,000,000 trade year
ly reaches them from Klamath
Falls, not to mention that ob
tained by San Francisco," de
clared H. DeWitt. Yreka, Cal.,
president of the Yreka Railway
here today. California will make
a determined effort to retain this
trade, he said, regardless of con
struction of the new Cascade line
cf the Souther Pacific. '
De Witt in his remarks
disclosed that right now there is a
move to form a highway district
among, the counties of northern
California, and eounties as far
south as Sacramento, he said, will
contribute to a fund to he used in
constructing a short-cut road
from Weed to Klamath Falls. Mr.
De Witt added that Klamath
county is co-operating to the state
line, in this move, because it fs
anxious to get the Crater Lake
travel from California that now
goes through Medford.
HEMSTITCHING
6, 8 and 10 cents per yard. Also
buttons, stamping and pleating.
ANNA H. KRUEGER
Over Miller's Telephone 117
Casey's Guaranteed
RHEUMATISM REMEDY
Money refunded If it does, not
v cure your easa
NELSON A nUNT, Drwggbrta
Cor. Court and (Liberty . TeL 7
PLUMBING
v Quick Reliable Bervice .
If. IX3NER, 1815 Center Street
Fhoaea 853 and 1810-W .
- . Fine Fixtures
Standard Equipment
1927 FREE WALLPATE3 '
SAMPLE BOOHS .
, . Call, phone or writs
" MAXOJBUREN
l7t N. Commercial . . Salem
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CHICAGO, Aug. 2. (AP)
Jack Dempsey, sporting a slight
ly discolored left eye as a result
of a wild punch landed by one of
his Bparring partners - yesterdayf
went under glove fire for four
rounds against three sparring
partners at his - Lincoln fields
training camp today.
- The , former world's heavy
weight champion boxed two
rounds with Benny Kreuger, a
big German warrior, and one
each with Jack McCann, St. Paul
and K. O, Chxistner. McCann
gave Dempsey the best workout,
connecting solidly to the face
three different , times with rigbt
lMd punches
stung.
that hurt and
SPECULATOR. NT, Aug. 26
8witcned hia Plan8 f0F a WOrktmt
. ..
limit his training to an aiternoou
on the roads and s hills around
Lake Pleasant. The world's heavy
weight champion said he did not
think he would take on any of
his soarrine . partners tomorrow
(either. His next workout in the
' ... 1 l n On d ! V
ring Will-prooaoiy ue uu ouuuoj
when a big crowd of visitors from
neighboring Addrondack resorts
is expected. Tunney got plenty of
orprrka todav. however, for he
ran and walked all over the sur
rounding country, staying out all
afternoon
B. B. BALL TEAM
FINDS BATTERY
; The Sligh Billiard parlor base
ball team, when it visits the Ore
gon state penitentiary today for
one of the perrdlcal contests
with the convict team, will have a
crack battery In the persons of
Dr. E H. Hobson, who is president
of the local Portland City league
club, and Dr. S. F. Scott.
I Both of these gentlemen have
had plenty of experience, but
there is no record of their having
donned baseball mitts for some
time past. Dr. Hobson, who will
pitch, says that he has been
training and has limbered up his
arm, but hasn't tried out his fam
ous. curve ball, because it might
4uake his arm sore beforehand.
PLAN 8 STORY BUILDING
Portland Masonic- Temple to Give
Way for New Structure
PORTLAND, Aug. 26. (AP)
- -The old Masonic temple build
ing, 'constructed in 1872 by Port
land Masons, Is to be razed to
make roo. mfor an eight story of
fice ' and store building, to cost
$360,000. This announcement
was made today by Paul Char-
baugh, head of the Pacific States
Investment company, who has
purchased the 50 by 100 foot
property and plans to erect the
building.
Original "Dawes" Pipe
NEW BRNUSWICK, N.J. The
original Dawes pipe is displayed
in a museum of Rutgers Univer
sity in New Brunswiek. The pipe
was presented to Dr. John Mar
tin' Thomas, president of the Unl
yersity, by Joseph S. .Frelinghuy
sen, former U. S. Senator, who
received, it from Vice President
Charles G. Dawes himself.
FOR SALES
Strictly , modern new six
room English type house, 5
i blocks State house. $6800.
F. L. WOOD
841 State Street
Climb tho Stairs and Save '
-''-; "t Money
Mens and Ladies suits cleaned
and pressed ...$1.00
Ladies Silk Dresses. ... .$1.25
Coats Relined ......... $3. 00
Mens Suits Pressed .... : .50
VALLEY CLEANERS
V'v . Over Bnsicks
ELECTRIC MOTORS
Rewound and Repaired. New or
h V Used Motors
VIBBERT & TODD
Thing Electrical
ltl South High Tel. 1X12
YICIC SO HERB CO.
y' J. n. LEONO, Mgr.
Our life's work has
been spent In studying
the healing properties
of Chinese herbs and
now daily we relieve
those suffering : from
etomtch, liver and kid
ney trouble, rheuma
tism and gall stones,
also disorders of men.
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women and children W
Free Consultation Call or TTriU
Opes A. II. to 8 P. It ' V;
. 30 State 6U, Salem. Orecosi ,
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General Election in Septem
ber Demanded by Cos
grave Government
DUBLIN. Aug. 25. (AP)
Swiftly following upon two great
election Victories, the Cossrare
government threw a bombshell
nto the dail situation in the shape
ol a proclamation calling for the
ni mediate dissolution of the Free
State legislature and for a general
election which will be held about
the middle of September.
As soon a,s the results of the
elections, on whicn ithe govern
ment had staked Its existence,
were known, the executive council
met, decided, to take full advant
aee of the present favorable sltua
tion for the government and ad-
Tised Governor General Heaiy to
proclaim dissolution of the present
Dail Eireann.
This course, it is felt, will pre
vent a republican rally from ihe
weak position shown by today
polling figures in the two by-elec-ton
in Dublin county held yester
day. There had been some doubts
about the legality of the. govern
ment's course since it was general
ly believed that the government
would require . the assent, of the
Dail to justify dissolution, but it
is assumed that the ministers have
taken legal advice on their consti
tutional poston. -.. ' v
In yesterday's by-elections, Ger
ald O'Sullivan, running to fill the
vacancy caused by the1 assassina
tion of Vice President Kevin
O'Higgins, captured the seat for
the government party by a plural
ity of more than 22,000, while Dr
Thomas Hennesey, government
candidat by the death of Countesa
Marcievles. had a plurality of
more than 4,000 votes. - .
TWO HURT IN CAR CRASH
Excessive Sped-Dclared (uc of
Accident Near Hot Lake '
LA GRANDE, AUG. 26, (AP)
R. L. Hite, Spokane, Wash., and
Mrs. Marjorie Wykoff Of La
Grande, were lying near death at
TERWILLIGERS
Perfect Funeral Service
, For Less
Licensed Lady Mortician
770 Chemeketa Street --.Telephone
724.
SEE OUR ' -
Perennial Gardens :
On the Wallace Roa5
C. F. BREITHAUPT ;
Telephone 380' 612 State St.
LET KENNELL-ELLIS
MAKE YOUR VIEW AND COMMERCIAL PIC-
TURES, ANYTIME, ANY PDACE
Call 951 . t , f
KENNELL-ELLIS STUDIOS
429 Oregon Bldg. '
LADD & BUSH, Barikers
. EiUbllMied 18(8
General Banking Business
. Office Hours from 10-a, m. to I p. m.
TRANSFER M STORAGE
Loo? and Short Distance IXanllns
r Public and Private Storage '
,- Fireproof BuUdinj:
GRAIN, FEED AND. SEED
' : . - ; Free Delivery to any part of the city v
Quotations on Application .
-' Farmer g.Wj
Day Telephone 3
i i
I 1 HJf
" If..
Hot lake this afternoon, which officers'-attribute
'to excessive speed.
The car climbed an 'embankment
and. overturned. Both Ilite and
Mrs. Wyfcof f have fractured skulls.
LA GRANI1K MAX PIUS
LA GRANDE, AUG. 26. (AP
Fred Hamilton,, long a resident
here., died at Hot lake today from .
complications following an appen
dicitis operation. !
Five Foot Tresscs
LADDONIA, Mo. Mrs. Jack
Brown won first I prize in a con
test here for long haired women.
Her-tresses measure exactly 57
nches. V . . '!" u 1 ; "
brings Increased nutrl- '
ment to the hair folli
cles and develops the ,
lustre. !.;.'' ' '
Its continued use helps
to preserve the hair in'
perfect condition and
to make it strong and
healthy. . ;'-''
50c
PERRY'S DRUG
: ! STORE
115 8. Commercial
i i.
pi T O (Tf "1 T1 C n
Keep your hair;
; .?''
Healthy i;J
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