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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1927)
TOE OREGON STATECZIAN, SALTri. OREGON, FRIDAY ZIOTXITING, DECEMBER 16, 1C2T 11' , Oi.ct.-iSS ;rin 4 v 1 Gift Smart Sugg I " V: -tby I I ? . ..... - .-. 7 esiion r: "WATER-tlLY" VANITIES WATER-LILY vanities are smnll square, with slightly rounded corners. They may be selected in chic enameled cases, of Jade Green, Jet Black or. Chinese Red. Filled with. -the new Water-Lfly cos metics which contain the youth - giving essence of Water-Lfly buds. Double, Compacts, in all combina tions of powder and rouge,' : 2.50. Single Powder, 2.00. . -- ' ' r AVARDED SI 0,000 BALL! Bin. Mary Kelly Gtren :. Verdict Tenth of that Asked WALLA WALLA, .,Wli, . Dee. 15. AP). A Jury last night awarded. f 10,000 ..to Mrs. Mary Kelly, who was suing George Dram heller, nationally known race horse man tor $109,000 tor breach of promise. f The Jury took the ease late Jn the afternoon and re turned the" verdict at f:55.v Two lined for Parfcfara - -'- W. A. Ltaton and M. Sldler paid $1 fines each for overtime park ing, la police court Thursday. - - Store Open Evenings" i Moore's Music House, r ROBERT3 coMMramr CLUB HEARS MUSIC, READIXG3 . Sue for $3300 -r Action was began In circuit court yesterday by C. P. Ohling against A. -Mather for damages growing out of an auto - accident in Portland a few months ago. The accident took place at the cor Charges that Prumheller, weal-mer of Montgomery Drive and Myr tle street- The sum of $3500 la demanded, for damages alleged to hare been sustained by both Ohl- tng -and his ' car; ; tny race horse and . wheat man,' kept Mrs. May Kelly In virtual "slavery on his ranch ""until wrinkles began to appear on her face, and then cast her away, were made by attorney for : the plaintiff In superior court here to day. . . ' ' ; Counsel for Drumheller ' flnng back the accusation that Mrs. Kel ly 'was trying' to gotfge the turf man, and stated that none of the letters read in court Indicated that he had promised to marry her. n YF5T Ik f v iTft kS'J iK U V YUM CAPITAL DRUG STORE . ; J. H. WILLETT ! - Owl Agency. ; Telephone 119 Gorner Liberty & State " "- "; "... ' ' - V "" : :? - ' " ' We hare a lt 5 Ford touring equipped .. with sereral extras Including a Ruckstell axle, top. curtains and paint -100 with 80 new. tires. This Is -a fin car and a buy at 117 B. 00. The noose That Serrice Built Couple Weds ' j;li:-T"-X A wedding, license was yester day Issued to August RlecheL 6S, of ' Woodburn.. to ynarry . Clara ; L. Pike, fie, of Hubbard. . : - DsJIm mple Weds- " A marriage license was , yester day issued from the office of the Marion "county clerk to Don IL Siefarth, 22, and Mary E. Me hi, 16. Both gare Dallas as their res- laence. Club Meetings Postponed - lThere;Will be no further meet ing of the Salem Nature club un til after the coming holidays, it was announced last night by Mrs. C. A. Kells of the club. - Cbambers DlTorce Decreed , f Order of default . and decree of dlTorc.e4i were yesterday handed down in the suit brought against Theodore F. Chambers by Doro thy Chambers. She alleged cruel and Inhuman treatment as the basis of her suit. Teacher la HI Miss Dorothy Nicholson, in structor-in English , at the Salem high school. Is ill and did not meet her classes yesterday. 1 s - L LOCAL NE V 8 BRIEFS Organ Dedication Tonight . Dedication of the new pipe or gan recently, installed in the First Baptist church will take place to night at 7:30 ifith Professor Thomas Roberts as the principal artist. All are invited. ' v- 1 Bpectal Communication, Of Pacific Looge no. . A. F. & A. M. of Oregon, Masonic Temple. Friday evening. Dec 10 th. An nual election of officers. Banquet at :00 p.-m. By order of Acting N. M. 5 f Portland Ad Folk Here Several members of the Port land Advertising club attended the MMtin, nt the Salem Ad club Thursday. They lncludtd H. B Robinson of the West Coast En- jtItIb comoany. club contact director of the Portland club; E. N. Strong, : past president, and Anne P. Keil, executive secretary of the Portland club. Morley's Boys St Girls Shop 227 N. HL opposite New Term!- v. v uhi iune iuiti. , rrvatl nrdn ererr Saturday T over to the grand jury by Justice of the Peace Brazier Small. ; The charge against Young involves use of an automobile not "his own with out permission of the owner. Christmas Specials . Doll carriages and children's hairs- Real buys. Imperial Fur niture Company, 47 Court. Nearly New $675 Kohler And Campbell Baby Grand will be sold for balance due, $395. Terms $10 a month. Salem Music nn Vhnnm, "734! 3S5 Tlleh. Try Yaraeys for Heals - ; And fountain service. ' Our 35 rent meals will please' you, 355 N. Commercial St. To Our Scandinavian Friends We wilt have a shipment of pre pared lute-fish Monday morning. Roth Grocery Company. ; Phone 1885. " Christmas Specials , Doll carriages and children's chains Real buys." Imperial Fur niture Company, 467 Court. Store Open Evenings i i h';; . Moore's Music House. ! Dancing Every Saturday Night Domls pavilion McCoy. Sight 830. Who Wants A Modern buildings? Located 200 yards from bus and school, south. .Would rent or sell on terms. $20 month ! rent or make your, own terms on buy. Immediate posses sion. Becke & Hendricks. 189 N. High street. Say, Merry Christmas With flowers. Adams, florist. Wiltse Boy Improves - - - Chester Wilts, small son of Mr. and Mrs. John Wiltse. 2370 North Liberty street; has been ill but la slowly improving. The ill-! ness was diagnosed as a bad cold, - and no serious results are expect ed, i Wanted - N . A buyer for hemstitching. Shop doing extra good business. Phone 2652 or see Borgerson, 331 State street. . ? -If Yoo Would Gl -r --Something different for. Chrlst f mas, visit Poaeroy te Keene's gift "S.rooia.' fT ' A Box of Oregon Prunes 8 Oregon Pulp and Paper Co Preferred. Limited amount for sale. Hawkins and Roberts. Phone 1427. l : "- - - -1 Some Cash Coupl Wanting bargain in small home. Here's 3 rooms and sleeping porch, Strictly modern and well built. Ga-i rage, furnace, fireplace, etc. $3350 cash takes, i paving paid. Cost $4000 2 yews ago. 'View lot with trees. See vacant at 15.50 S. Win ter. Becke & Hendricks. 189 N. High street, i ; -- .-. - Dancing Saturday, Dec 1 7th Fraternal Temple. ; j Given , by Yeomen.- Good five piece - orches tra, to which public Is invited. Ad mission, gents 50c, ladies 25c. Accused of Non-Support- Leon G. Smith, held by author ltles on a non support charge, yes terday put up ball In the amount of .81000 and was allowed his freedom pending trial of the case. Apple for Xmae " A good grade of apples at pri ces within reach of alL 190 S Coml second door south Pearcy Bros. Nursery.; A Boom Devoted Entirely : To Inexpensive gifts. Pomeroy ft Keene. - - Or a combination box of prunes and walnuts makes a. fine gift for your : eastern friends. W ship them for you. Roth Grocery Com pany. Phone 1885. S3500 for a 5 Room "y Bungalow; basement, furnace, fireplace," oak floor, garage, con crete floor and' driveway, walks and paving. $50 down, and $40 per mo.. Including interest. Mel- Yin Johnson, $20 U. S. Bank Bldg. Tonus; Bound Over Waiving bis right to a hearing, H J. Tonne was yesterday bound 1 it For Sale $5000 Beautiful new 7-fooxa - hw e. ail bullt-lns, tire p.a"-. furnace, tine - . h-' nt. garage; love-i- ads, walks all in, ents all paid. an up-to-date tui.. aat any owner may be proud of, and thie U nothing la. Sa lem to equal It at the price $5,000. 'If you want a comfortable, classy home ncf r' out. let us t,how yoiJ'thls. ,;,".'S. REALTY CO. 412 ...ate St. - 5t, ZZZ: month.- The volley ball teams rep resenting this class are planning to schedule matehes with the Port land Y. M. C. A. and the Multno mah club early next year. A Ln Carte- Berrl In Dining Room, Marlon Hotel. Learn to Fly Start anytime. New planes,. Li censed pilots at Fairgrounds. Go out North 19th off Garden Road. Passenger Flights anytime. , Paci fic Airplane Service. - Potato Sale at Pratum 75c per 100 lbs. in 500 lb lots. No Lobby Program - ;k No musical prof ram will be pre sented at the Y. M. C A. lobby to night, it has been announced. The Boys Chorus will ing Christmas carols In the lobby Thursday night of next week. ; - :- --i.: Fairmouitt mil no; 4. new homes for, sale. Priced $8,900 to: $12,500.. Terms If;de- slred. Immediate possession. Becke & Hendricks. 189 N, High street. Furniture Upholsterer And repairing. Glese-Powers Furniture Co.. " Smoke Selling Charged s Mrs. Arthur Grls wold was ar rested by. the- Salem police Wed nesday evening, charged with cell ing clgarettes'to minors. , Dad Watson Christmas Real old - time - dance. Crystal Gardens Wednesdaycome get hol iday spirit r V- i Anyone Interested - In exchanging $20,00 Q for $ $0. 000 business property can do so by paying $20,000. Phone ; Siemens. 1844 for appointment. . ' Order Now Christina Delivery . Fernery $4.00 and up. Chil dren's rockers $1.00 and np, Jar dinieres, Baskets, Chairs. Etc Oben evenings. Salem Wicker Mfr. Co.. 2218 SUte. Phone 2230. 4 Bed Rooms 4 Ixts Modern home. A decided bar gain at $5000 cash. Becke & Hen drfeks, 189 N. High street. - Crra Class Banquet The business men's gymnaslara class at the Y. M. C. A. held Its monthly baaquet Wednesday eve nlnz at the Y. 30memhera attend- 1ns. L Hewitt presided. Mr. ITa-itt and Ilr. PLilllrra -were clacted c;rta!zt for tie 'cc:.:i: This Store Will Be Open ; Every evening unui 9 p. m. un til Christmas. Glese-Powers Fur nltur Co. - Whit Mountain Honey Is the best.. Phone Mead at 8F5... , ' Wanted : A buyer for hemstitching. Shop doing extra good business. .Phone 2652 or see Borgerson, 331 State Street. . HBB LUIDY'S MILEAGE 35,000 . " , :- - - - IIop To Mexico City Add 2000 Miles To Long Record y ROBERTS, Dec. 15. (Special) The community club met - last Saturday evening. A large gather ing listened to the following pro gram; Instrumental trio, Chas. Ekln. and Mr. and Mrs. George Hlggln; reading, Amald Hennlngsen; read- inf, A. Crowshow; piano and violin duet. Patricia and Janice Dun gan; reading, John Davis; duet, Mr, and Mrs. George T Hlggins: reading. George Pearee ; piano duet, ; Jean Lunsford and Fern Harris; read Ing, Mrs. J., G. Heston; reading. Esther Pamrose; community pa per. Win Pettyjohsu. S- The club will . have . a , joint Christmas program with the school on Friday evening, December 23. Mrs. Bertha Cowl - and Mrs. Anna Johnson of Portland were week-end visitors' with Mrs. Gib son Orsbora recently. . ; Rev. and Mrs. E. G. Rauton and children " of Independence were visitors at H. B. Carpenter Sun day afternoon.' ' . ,; Mrs. Mabel - Hale ' and George Glgger of Portland spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Gibson Orsborn. , Albert d Blankenahip has ( his house wired ready, for connection with the electric line. -- , - Mrs. J. Blankenahip-an4 daugh ter Frances, epent Sunday with Mrs. J. W. GrKton in Salem. The G. T. club had its last meet ing with Mrs. N. P. Kugel in Sa lem. The following were, present anil enjoyed a luncheon and social afternoon: Mrs. W. V. Johnson Mrs. 8. C Davenport. Mrs. George Hlggins, Mrs. Reba Edwards, Mrs Bud Stutesman, Mrs. H. B. Car penter, Mrs. William Meier? Mrs. C D. Query; Mrs. F. J. . Lainson, Mrs. B. D. Fidder and Mrs. L. F. Clymer. .The club will not meet again until January. . . . NEW YORK, Dec' 15. (AP) Colonel Charles JL Lindbergh; In completing his 2,000 mile flight . Mexico City, has flown approximately 36,000 miles since he left San Diego, CaL; last May, to start his flight from New .York to Paris. - His total flying mileage to date would! take him almost one .and one half times around the world. If he followed the equatorial cir cumference of. the earth, which Is 24.89$ miles.; 'yr?; ' ;'y;r- The lone eagle's flights since last May .were: -rf-'?"". Sun Diego to St. Louis. 1,550 miles." " : J, . ; St. Louis to New York, 950 miles. -' - New York to Paris. 3.825 miles. Short hops in Europe, 430 miles. Flights ' between New i York, Washington; St, ; Louis, Ottawa, and other cities on his return to the United States, estimated 4.QO0 miles. '"r'v ."y'v' Three mbnfhs tour of the coun try In the Interests of . aviation, i 22,350 miles. Washlngto to Mexico City, 2, 000 miles. Total 34.905 miles. ' 1 SANTA, WELCOMED BACK Five Tear Old Tot Succeed in Seeing Daddy After AH UST DB THIRTY ONE NAMES ' SELECT ED FOR JANUARY COURT The, jury list for the January term of circuit court : was ' drawn late yesterday by 17. G. B o y r. county clerk, and ' O. D. Bower, county sheriff. The following names were drawn: 1 Maude L. Ward, Salem No. 14; J. E. Par- rish, Jefferson; Carrie E. Bunn, Salem No. 7 ; Asa , I. Rof f. - Salem No. 8; Dora Schellburg, Salem No. 18;-H- L. Bents, Past Hubbard; Joseph A; Doerfler. Marlon; Thos. S. MacKenxle, Salem No 8 ; Amy Harding, East Corrals; William H. Humphrey, East Stayton ; Ralph H. Mercer, East Salem;, John Faller, East. Woodburn: Charles,, P. Carst, Sublimity; Ar chie Claggett, Chemawa; Frances J. Morley, Monitor; M. A. Dicker son. East Silverton: John T. Jones Jefferson; Melvln Lien, Central Howell; Clara H. Morris, Turner;: Robert S. Claxton, Shaw; Frank, R. Clark, Pringle ; Joseph Fisher, SUyton; Ethel M. Hubbs, East Silverton; Henry E. Hubbard, Vic tor Point; Chester E. Lee, Salem No. 8 ; J. H. Missler, East Stay ton; Emma A. Thompson, Chem awa; James McClelland Jr., Sa lem No. 3; John M. Holllngworth, Silver Falls; John F. Townsend, Crolsan; John Kaleb, Fairfield. CHICAGO, Dec; 15. CAP) An aged woman with two poorly clad children made her way along crowded' State street today. Sud denly . Harry, 6, and Lorraine, 3 stopped before a Santa Clans. whispered Harry Into Santa's ear "and some toys.- We want to see onf daddy, too." " ' As -they passed on, a policeman thought be saw Santa Clans wipe away tears. . : . ? Two hours later in the domes- tie relations court the kiddles flew Into their f athera arms and joyously unwrapped new clothes and toys., They left presently with their grandmother, Mrs. .Marjorie Van, and In an anteroom, Harry Franks donned,, his Santa Claus disguise and ' went back to State street. . . , . Franks was divorced sometime ago by his - wife and was two months behind in his alimony pay ments.'- ; "But- I won't desert them again. he assured the grandmoth er. - r . . BOBBEQ HAIR DID IT SPOKANE, Wash. Bobbed hair has played a part again In the di vorce courts. This time It has parted Josephine DeGIralamo, Spo kane woman, and her husband. She has been granted a-divorce by Superior ; Judge Llndsley. Mrs. DeGIralamo told . the court - that when she returned home with bob bed locks -her husband flew into a rage. ' ' "Glasses That FiiT Dr. Ansley G. Bates EYESIGHT SPECIALIST With Burnett Bros.' ; WELCOME PROHIBITION The Young Bride "I'm looking for an apartment.." The Friend "What style?" The Bride "One of those where It 1 illegal to cook." Life. TYPEWRITERS i X O. SMITH ft OOSOITA s'" STOTSSTKAKD ADDES8 - " ' AU SfakM Ufd MsealMS . THOS. KON ; Yhoas 651 . 421 Coart St. . QUEBEC FIRE KILLS 50 Young Cbildrea : " Lost . When - Flame Tako Orphanage were taken to hospitals. ;: Although most cf the Inmatea of the institution war orphans, a considerable ' number of ether children were - being educated at the hospice. ' ' QUEBEC. Dec 15. (AP). f Between 35 and 50 children, rang-i ing from fir to IB years of age. are believed to hare lost their: lives when fire swept the Hospice St. .Charles, an orphanage, to night. . Because of the confusion It was Impossible to obtain authentic In formation .as to the number, of missing or the names of the vic tims. The building - was entirely de stroyed ; and the search for , the missing was handicapped- by the smouldering ruins. Many injured "1 KElsinore Burns z Mclntyre The : . Golden Voices Musical Comedy Stars : ' Vaudeville Sat. Dec. 17 tlatiaea & Night HOUSE CALLS ONLY 1 D. SANDBOTHE, R. N. Male Nurse and Swedish Masseur Massage , Also other Treatments. State Hotel over State Cafeteria Phone 2113 OBITUARY Lake . - Near Zena, Polk county, Thurs day; December 15, Mrs. Myrtle Lake age 52 years, wife of Gue Lake, mother of Mrs. George Boyd of Cottage Grove, Kenneth Mills of Albany, and. Miss Georgia Mills of Salem. . grandmother of Edrufell and Merrilynn Boyd, sister of Mrs. Harry Walling and Mrs. ; Tracy Walling . of Salem. Mrs. William Derby of Garabaldi, Mrs. Al Wall lag and Wilbur Dove of Salem. An nouncement of funeral later by W. T. Rigdon & Son. Rushlow At Lincoln. Polk county, late Wednesday. December r 14, ; Mr. Elizabeth Rushlow, age 92 years. wife of Henry Rushlow, mother of Mrs. C. A. Muths, Mrs. James Ful klnson of St. Thomas, Ontario, Mrs. Wm. Robinson of Flint, Mich Igan, and William Snow of Miami, Florida. Funeral services Friday, December. 16 at 2 p. m., from the Zena church. . Interment - Zena cemetery under the direction of W. T. Rigdon & Son. . A JOB JUST GOOD ENOUGH Will not pass at this station. : L MONROE S. CHEEIC . . --h . - , r. t . ..... t . .. . . Complete Automotive Lubrication Court at Capitol Phone 2295 BIT. CREST ABBEY MAUSOLEUM VAULT ENTOMBMENT IAOfcD T. RIGDON, Mngr. LADD & BUSH, Bankers Established 1863 , s. ;. 'y ' . ... ;' , . 1 ..... General Banking Business Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. TERWILLIGERS Perfect Funeral Service '.; For Lesavy. ' Licensed Lady Mortician 770 Chemeketa Street Telephone 724 QUICK COLD TABLETS ' Guaranteed to break up a '' cold in 24 hours. NELSON HUNT, Druggists Cor. Court and. Liberty TeL, 1 L?t Kennell-Ellis Make Your View and Commercial Pictures, Any Time, Any Place Old Photographs Copied Often you want, old photographs reproduced, but fear entrust ing them -to strangers. .'rh;. ' v";"..i'.: Our reputation assures the safety and proper care of your picture, which we will copy, enlarge, frame or hand color at a price lower than the unknown agent can offer. Kennell-Ellis Studio ' 429 Oregon Bldg. j "I Ladles wool dress cleaned and pressed, $1.00 up. Men's and Ladies suit cleaned and pressed f 1.00. - Varlex cleasters Over Buslcks A Box of Oregon Prunes , y . Or a combination box of prunes and walnuts makes a fine gift for your eastern . friends. We ship them for you. Roth Grocery Com pany. 'Phone 1885.' ' .' Two Dwellings Planned ! : ; Two permits to construct dwell ings were taken out at the office of City Recorder Mark Poulsen Thursday. Roy R. Hurst and George W. Johnson plan to build a house at 1235 South 15th street, at a cost of . 32009. Ray Llppln- cott will build a dwelling at 1015 Garnett street at a cost of 33000. D. E. Bendlct has the contract. PILES CUR vrtt&ent pntt-l t . ef DR. MtRSIfALTi i v S2 Oxscva Blag. D tlSM. OWNER OFFERS SEVERAL HOUSES at very special prices. It you. are looking' for a well built, modern home or an In vestment : in income property paying 15 per cent call 847M. FOR DECORATIONS CP. Tale;hua 339 HATJP2? fit cute St. For Sale or Trade Strictly modern t: room house, good v location, paved street. Want car or good lot. Phone owner evenings' 1841M " "" - w i . a 1827 Fltfcfc. ALLI'AriS SA3IPLE EOOH3 . Call, phone' or write MAX O. BUREN 179 N. Conunerctal Salem p7 Dittinctly Correct Footwear For Men Boy For Women Girl John J. Rottle Expert Shoe. Fitters 419 State st. ELECTRIC MOTORS Rewmuid and Repaired, New or Used Motors VIBBEKT & TODD Things Electrical 1S1 South High TeL 2113 When Glarcca Ard Needed ; -. "."JTZLiL TO oiuum I v :ni riocr ' ' rtc-s tzz. SO IIEIJB CO. Yicn - J. H. LEONG, Msr. Our life's .work has been spent in stadylng the healing properties of Chinese herbs and now daily we relieve those suffering from stomach, liver and kid ney trouble, rheuma tism and gall stone also disorders of men. women and children. Tree Consultation Call or Write Crpen O A. M. to 8 P. ZU 425 Ftaia Ct., Sclera Orcyoa - : i 4C' -f for Good Coffee ' - IsfT JJ t marl U am, Lcmg and Short Distance Haulin; Public and Private Storage -Fireproof Building GRAIN, FEED and SEED - Free Delivery to any part ot the city, QUOTATIONS ON APPLICATION Farmers Varehouss - . PAUL TRAGLIO, Prop. Day Telephone 28 ; Night Telephone 1:7-W ELECTREX PERCOLATOR of extra high-grade, polished aluminum. Ebony . handle.! Glass top. - - Heating element t guaranteed. Eight-cup capac-! ity. f THE PERFECT .'GET? The perfect gift Is the gift that delights the year rc It fa the gift that reflects ths ccd taste cf th3 d:r:r. It is the gift the value cf which can not be mr-r.rt.: by the jamocnt expended. Th perfect gift i3 Tits Orsron Ctr.-2C" a 115 C. Cr.r-ir-:rt:.:l c A , ti l.lzlie cp ycrr Chrictrrrj IIt r-y. how far yen can stretch ycrr Cl:rLtr:--j C ycu give The Oregon Ltatcir.t-n. .A x. . Cl ilz-.Z3 gift b czly C3.CD Lycarr ;:r:-. Youn c?.d: TO