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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 15, 1928)
THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON. WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY IS, 1928 S HKSNnMK - Hrhig GLOWING HEALTH to your Skin night that bis Ford coupe, license number 166-575, bad been stolen from a downtown parking place. nin 1ST MHO SERTTIE Abner K. Kline, of the Abner i K. Kline show, well known in Salem, was in the city yesterday. making arrangements for the moving of his shows to Seattle. ' They have been stored for the win ter at the state fair grounds, hav ing operated at the last state fair. The Kline show have been con- f.iMatori with the I-evitt-Brown- Huggins shows and the Pacific Stata shows. Thin combination will rebuild and reorganize the three outfits at Seattle, and soon start south. on the tours of the coming spring, enramer and fall seasons. Takes Building Permit Felix Weinman took oat a building permit Tuesday calling for construction of a dwelling at 1974 Hazel avenue, costing 13,-1 000. DUKE wIM RVPID, healthy circulation .is essential to a finely-textured, glowing and lovely skin, (t keeps the facial muscles firm, to that you need never lose the . beauty of a youthful contour. Oorothy Gray's Circulation Ointment brings up a stream of tnvigoratingcirculation toyour face and throat. At our Toilet Goods Department $3.25 6.00 12.00 CAPITAL DRUG STORE J. H. WILLETT Owl Agency 405 State Corner Liberty W. A. 'Mullen. leni. is connected I combination. formerly of Sa- with the new I nmrnm Will Repair Building J. Kappahahn is planning to re pair a frame building U A and Commercial streets, at a cost of 1500, according to a building per mit issued Tuesday. - Estate of Rich Tobacco King -6ued By New England Manufacturer See Va Picture NEWARK. N. J.. Feb. 14. (AP. A federal court Jury to night returned a verdict of $8, 000.000 for George D. Haekell, Movies of Lindbergh s flight j New tngiana manufacturer in his and of the historical story of thewuit ror f45.ow.ouo against tne world war were shown in the! estate of James B. Duke, tobacco American Legion hall by Dr; Da-J magnate via B. Hill. The pictures were pro I The Jury deliberated five hours vided by the U. S. Signal corps and! Haskell, president of the Bausch were shown largely to Salem Boy I Machine Tool company of Spring Scouts and boys eligible to scout-l field. Mass., sought damages from tt la having its effect on England; While not yet ready tor national prohibition, apparently, John Ball see the handwriting oa the wall. Every year his subjects are cutting down their drink bill. In 1926 approximately $1,500,000,000 was spent in England for liquor. The 19X7 figure will approximate $1. 260.000,000, a decrease of nearly 17 per cent. FUEN DEFEAT mm HUMBLES W IT Oil IT dom who are not members now. WOMAN FLAYS ALL WETS SAYS We have a 1924 Buick Touring equipped with Lovejoy shocks, bumpers. S &. M spot light, rear view mirror, automatic swipe. 70 new rubber and 1928 li cense. This is a fine car Ja every way and a snap at $475. the Duke estate alleging that Duke had repudiated an agreement to enter the aluminum business and had sold out to the Aluminum I company of America. It id expected Haskell will ask that damages be trebled to $24,- nnn non this provision beins al- PORTLAND. Feb. 14. (AP) . . a of the sher. ao am was ine onty man wno ever had personal liberty and the per- Adam Wa Only Man Who Ever Had Personal Liberty, Word "The House That Servko Built" LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS eonal liberty plea of anti-prohibi tionists deserves no serious atten tion. This was the declaration of Mrs. Ida B. Wise-Smith, national vice president at large of the Women's Christian Temperance Union in an address at the meet- ng today of the district campaign conference of the organization Delegates numbering 250 from Washington, Oregon, and northern Idaho attended. In touJ,;n8 on Juvenile prob lems, Mrs. Smith gave as her opin Ion that "th young people are not entirely to blame for disregard of law among the young." "We taught our young men to kill during the war," she declared "and you can't blame them for doing it after they come back She dismissed as wet "propa-IPany- ?anda" the statement that students carry flasks." Woodburn Attorney Visitor J advisor to the group which will Mnaspv an attorney of meet once a month to study cur- V II f,!! ' - . Woodburn. was attending to busi ness matters here Monday. rent topics and high school prob lems. It is anticipated the club will use th? discussion method. The members are mostly seniors. O. R. C. Men Visit H. C. Seymour and L. J. Allen.. 0l.t state college." both of the Oregon were Tuesday callers at the office of the county school superintendent. White Mountain Honey Is She Best. Phone Mead at 8F5. .T Play Postponed - Th play which the Ladies Aid society of the Lutheran church was planning to give February 17. has been postponed on account of Illness of members of the cast. Crystal night. Garden, Wednesday Suos On Not Claire Orey yesterday began ac tion in circuit court to collect $71.25 on a $100 note from George Hasting. Newspaperman Visit E. P. Rowley of Turner trans acted business in this city the first of the week. Mr. Rowley Is pub lisher of the Turner Tribune and constable of the town. Buried Clackamas Cemetery 11 ...ui -oo y-.taAa i n the Plarka- DU- ' - ' Furniture Upholsterer mas cemeieo jes.uu, u.. repairing. Giese-Powers of Samuel ClarK, wno i Furniture Co. Portland Sunday at the age of91.j He was an uncle of Mrs. Bessie Reoves Funeral Today beiiwooaoi miacuy. auu services for the late resident of Barton. D T.Qriv,.0 pWVpa will h held ....... v, - raise In salary. While at Gerval3 hiirh shfi visited the cafeteria lunch nreDared by the domestic science girls and declares any school would have to go to beat the young cooks there. At St. Paul h ttpnifd a valentine party in the grade school. She plans to vis It the Sidney Talbot and Looney Butte schools today. Watch for Matinee Coupon In the Green Market Section of the Friday's Statesman. Lnder the Tonto Rim, picture from Zane Grey's latest book at the Elsinore Saturday afternoon. man anti-trust act. An appeal will be taken by Duke counsel, and Judge Runyon an nounced tonight that his term of court would be extended for 90 days to permit the defense to per fect its appeal. At the present time Haskell has t two other suits penamg agaiuei tha tnhacm magnate's estate and the Aluminum company in New York and Massachusetts. While estlfylng on the stand however. he said that a favorable Judgment in nna rat would result in his It WVj .mwv dropping the other actions. Haskell claimed that Duke in an ifirreement wun mm umi tensive arrangements to enter the ilnminnm business but this agree ment was later broken and Duke sold out to the Aluminum com- Duke died In October 1925. .iiltMvtne the bulk of his estate, es- I " . ... VAA tlmated at more tnan luu.vwv,- 000 to his daughter. Doris. ALBANY 46 TO 37 The Willamette freshmen drubbed "Big Bill" Mudra's Al bany high hoopsters at the uni versity gymnasium last night 4C to $1, in a free-scoring match. Eaton and Waddell were par ticularly skillful at hitting the basket. De Harpport. usually a high point scorer, could not con nect with regularity. Willamette led at half time by a score of 30 to 26. Summary: Freshmen (46 (37) Albanv Eaton (15) . .. F. . . . (10) Hayne DeHarpport(8)F (5) Stone Waddell (14) .C (8) Cropp Beck G . . . . ( 9 ) McLain Marshers (9) . G. . . . Houseworth S (3) Palmer S (2) Vossen WALLA WALLA. Feb. 14. (AP). Whitman college defeated the University of Washington here tonight in a ragged basketball game 45 to 33. Whitman tope the northwest conference, while Washington Is leading the north ern section of the Pacific coast conference. Their game tonight had no conference bearing. T W.ll ONTARIO. Ore., Feb. 14 (Spe cial) A tired team of Willamette Bearcats pulled out a victory over the College of Idaho coyotes here onlght 31 to 24, before a large crowd of eastern Oregon fans. The speed and snap which char acterized the play of the Willam ette men last night at Caldwell when they defeated the coyotes 43 PUGET SOUND 5 BEATS COLUMBIA s HE S 1 Bits For Breakfast PART OF FURNITURE SAVED AT THOMASON'S Watch for Matinee Coupon In the Green Market Section of the Friday's Statesman. Under the Tonto Rim. picture from Zane Grey's latest book at the Elsinore Saturday afternoon. A T.a Carte Service In dining room Marlon hotel. Howen Estate $3300 Inventory and appraisement was filed in probate yesterday in the natter of the estate of James Bowewn. The estate has an es timated value of $3500, according to the appraisers, M. G. Gunder son. C. A. Reynolds and J. A. Campbell. Lost, Brlndle Iog With four white feet, sear on back. Answers to name "Mickey. Has New Orleans license. Finder rail 24B. Attend Annual Meeting W. J. Nelson waa In Portland yesterday to be present at the an nual conference of the Oregon KtatA Bottler' association of . which he is secretary. The meet- ing was held at the Multnomah hrtl for the day. closing last night with a banquet .for the two- score members in attendance. at two o clock this afternoon ai Keeney's Funeral Parlors in Inde pendence. Watch for Matinee Coupon In the Green Market Section of the Friday's Statesman. Under the Tonto Rim, picture from Zane Grey's latest book at the Elsinore Saturday afternoon. Fine Home 675 South Church Immediate possession. Sacrifice for quick sale $500 to handle. Landscaped lot in beautiful homes district. Becke & Hendricks. 189 North HIgr street. Watch for Matinee Coupon In the Green Market Section of the Friday's Statesman. Under the Tonto Rim, picture from Zane Grey's latest book at the Elsinore Saturday afternoon. Tuition Nearly Paid Mariano Rodriguez, Filipino, has paid his tuition in full, and Fred De Leon, another Filipino, has only $5 yet to pay. it was re- norted to the school board last night in a communication from J C. Nelson, principal of Salem high school." De Leon left school Feb ruary 1. leaving $25 unpaid, but he returned the 8th and paid $20. A check for $65 accompanied Principal Nelson's report. TURNER. Feb. 14. (Special) Shortly after noon Sunday the residence of Peter Thomason. fout miles southeast of Turner, burned down. The downstairs furniture was saved. The Anti-Saloon league meetinp advertised for Wednesday evening will be held Sunday evening, Feb ruary 19 in the school auditorium The picture "Lest We Forget" will be shown and 1 ecture given by Elijah Baker, a well known lawyer. The public is cordially in vited. Turner school teachers attend ed the teachers' institute at Sil verton Saturday. Earl Bear spent the w PORTLAND. Feb. 14. (AP) College of Puget Sound defeated the Columbia university basket ball team 3 3 to 28 here tonight in one of the fastest games ever play ed on a local floor. From the beginning of the game until the last five minutes f play the score switched constantly from side to side. Puget Sound was leading IS to 17 at the half. New York police seized five jugs of wine in a recent raid and one Jug exploded in the police sta tion. It must have been red wine. On her birthday S On St. Valentine's day U S Oreeon hands Salem a $600,000 nresent of a state office buuaing. A sweetheart gift that wm pui into the activities of this city At the same time. Oregon does herself a very good turn, mamus provisions for economies in me administration of tne anairs ui the state government; economies time and money, and giving greater efficiency in the manifold dealings of her people wun commonwealth. b S Hit the Deck." it was agreed by an enthusiastic crowd that at tended the Elsinore tneaier iasi reek-end night, was deserving in every way, and a credit to tne management. enterprise in bringing me A German airplane In New York is demonstrating the casting of ad and pictures on the clouds at night. This will give us another excuse for staying out late. OBITUARY QUINTET BEATS IDAHO AGAIN to 22 was lacking tonight, an Idaho led during most of t- -game. The Coyotes by good playin; . held a 15 to 10 lead over Wi lamette at half time, and only l the fourth quarter, when Card nal opened up with new spirit t enthuse his fellows did the Best cats begin to score with suff cient regularity to take the lea and earn a seven point victory. Coach Keene will leave here a 3:40 in the morning for Salen arriving theme about 9: SO tomoi row evening. Three out of five games wer. won by the Bearcats on the Idaho Washington tour. After droppin two close games to the Wbitnia Missionaries. Willamette cam back to take two from College Idaho and one from the La Grand M. I. A. team. I oiiiii luui y : Willamette (31). Col. of Ida. (24 Litchfield (5) .F.. (ll)Keistc Adams (6) ....F. (4)OConno Cardinal (13) .C ... (7) Dura! Hauk (8) G. . (1) Rodmat Flesher C. (1) Dllle. An Ohio man Is planning a 5 million mile flight to the plane' Venus in an airplane. It's our opin ion that the only chance he ha is to persuade Lindy to go alon; with him. . WWHWIWI l liMUIHJUJWiaWIJ 1.1 T.j. When Glasses Are Needed "APPEAL TO O'NEILL" New Location Dr. C. B. O'Neill Fourth Floor First National Bank Building Phone 625 in Portland m ii i- i ii.nli I fnr ita mrner Doys won me ""'M . " oi with . little attraction io Dinu. - better encouragement on the part such attrac- eame with Newport Friday eve ning on the home floor Bailey At the residence, 3 83 Belleview street, Mrs. Arabella Bailey died at the age of 64 years. She was the mother of Greta Bailey of Sa lem and R. A. Bailey of Corvallis. She had one sister, Mrs. Dolly Al lingham of Salem, and five broth ers. Announcement of funeral will be made later from the Rig don mortuary. LADD &BUSH, Bankers Established 1S68 General Banking Business Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. came up from Portland pvpnine. for a short visit at the C. A. Bear home. COUNTY TO BE "SAVED" Rotary Syeake Speakers at the regular Rotary luncheon this noon will include Justices II- H. Belt. O. P. Coshow. and John L. Rand. The club will have as visitors thia noon a dele gation of Rotarians from Forest Grove, the first visitation of a ser es of inter-city visits recently nlannori The local groUD will end members to a meeting of the miUboro club February 23. Pro gram for today's meeting waa ar ranged by -F. O. Deckebach. Auction Wednesday Niht, 7 P. M. At F. N. Woodry'a Auction Mar ket on Summer street, art goods. $1800 of Je?welry and two house holds of good furniture. Be tnere. Watch for Matinee Coupon In the Green Market Section of the Friday's Statesman. Lnder the Tonto Rim, picture from Zane Grey's latest book at the Elsinore Saturday afternoon. Paxtor at Oreon City , Rev. Thomas V. Keenan. of the St Paul de Vincent Catholic church here, spent yesterday af ternoon in Oregon City. He as sisted with tha funeral services for two-year-old Niirman Ross. cn f Mr and Mrs. R. R. Schmidt who died Saturday. The lad lived with his parents at Canby. Rev. rathr Jonas of Canby having charge of the burial. New Homea North TTr' K nriced 13750 to $6. 000 4 to 7 room". All new. For ..io rAnnabIa. All hava furnace. f trenlaca. carac etc. Immediate nn..o..nn . all Locations 955 Norway-935 Tamarack, 95 S Tama so Tamarack. Becke Hendricks. 189 North High atreet. Civics Club Organized High school students who bare had or are, taking civic have or ganized a Civics club with the fol lowing officers: Roy Lafky, presi dent; Minnie Heseman, vice-presi dent; Lucille Harland, secretary; Edwin Morgan, treasurer; AUda Olsen, social chairman; Ivan Ka foury, program chairman; Hayes Beall, Invitation committee; and Maryr Hifoury., reporter; iilas ,.,-n- n'.n. nf the nubile, more btepnen i.mnt oi ait , anA will be Sunday '""is .. known as a "gooa snow lum. remit ation that is worth a great deal. Though the crowd last night made not very far from a capacity house. S S - Pntato Sloean for the Sunday Statesman's tabloid section. Sa lem has a chance now to get a Marion county is again about toDotato starch, flour and dextrine . .... . I ... it.nt.inn be "saved through aDonsnmemi factory, and mere are pusnuimre. of the county law library with re-j in this that are greater than a suiting economy to the extent ofj $600,000 state office building. io ner cent of filing fees, it waslwith all the new people tne laner tacltlr Indicated yesterday after-l wni bring to this city perhaps Abolishment of Court Library Expected Today Draper At the residence, 1296 Highland avenue, February 12, Charles L. Draper, age 52 years, husband of Lillian Draper; father of Kenneth Draper of Pocatello. Idaho; Ger ald Draper of New York and lone Draper of Salem. Funeral serv ices will be held at Rigdon's cha pel at 3 o'clock p. m., Wednesday. Piano Sale Priced to sell quick 165-$95.j, .t.P Mr. sioa iBt. oucn mnes as stuu- mer. steinway and many otners. These rare bargains. $6.00. $8.00. $10.00 monthly. Tallman Piano store 12th and Mill street. Services Today Funeral services will be held at Independence today for Mrs. Jo sephino Reeves, 82. who died there Sunday. She had resided there 40 years, and was the mother of Georgo Reeves of Salem, and also the grandmother of Mrs. Ray Smith of this city. One daughter. Mrs. Anna Knapp. San rancuco. J. A. Dimmick. Woodburn; and another son. Lane, Independence, survive. noon. It is anticipated that action to this effect will be taken by the county court either today or some time later this week, and will c"me s the result of a loud campaign that has been waged against the library by an opposing element. Following the court's retraction from Its former position the amounts already collected will have to be refunded to litigants who have paid their small sums as reaulred by the original order. Up until last night there waa a total of 14.50 in the library fund, which had been collected from 2$ liti gants at average cost of some 65 cents each. LigrariAn Addrceaea Conventioi Miss Cornelia Marvin, state 11 J brarian. was In Corvallis Monday to address a luncheon meeting of the Oregon State Retail Mer chants' association now In session iu that city. She urged the pres ent-day merchant to keep in touch with the new books that are ap pearing in his field. Two Salem merchants. E. Cooke Pattpn and B. E. Sisson. have been placed on two main committees of the asso ciation. Falrmount Hill 6 room house double garage Vow on SuDerior between Fair- mount and John streets. Total price now $6900 terms. Becke it Hendricks, 189 North High street Mueller Released Otto Mueller, who was being held by the pblice here for Call fornia officers, was released Tues day when the officers failed to ar rive. Report TooU Stolen C D. Chase. 1553 State street, reported to the police yesterday that two spirit levels and a roll of bltt were stolen from a building where he was working at St Johns and Lincoln streets. It's our opinion now. since Lindy blazed the way, that long before there is a good motor road from the United States through to Smith America, motor roads will be out of date. FLORAL DESHrfNS CUT FLOWERS, PLANTS GOLD FISH. BIRDS C P. BRKITHATJPT Telephone S80 51$ Btate St. Increasing our population by 2000 at one stroke. That is. adding to Salem's people about 500 of the men and women now on the pay rolls and living outside of Salem; and their families. S Prohibition in the United States and the prosperity resulting from Fancy Dogs Sf Cats At Stud Boston and Fox Terriers, Eng llsh Bull, German Police. Pers--J lan Cats. Pets boarded. FLAKE'S PETLAXD 273 Htate and Pacific Highway TERWILLIGERS Perfect Funeral Service For Less Licensed Lady Mortician 770 Cbrmeketn Street Telephone 724 V Distinctly Correct Footwear Fir Men Bore For Women Girls John J. Rottle Expert Shoe Fitters X 1D SUM Ifc J $495 FINE TORIC m&ing lenaat. Wj In aor Tar (la lini breakafe. "lamination too. Thompson-Olutsch Optical Co. 110 N. Coram" 1 St. ELECTRIC MOTORS Rewound and Repaired, New pr Used Motors XluunKV & TODD Things Electrical 101 South High Tel. 21 12 Let 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. Our reputation assures the safety nd proper care ot yon' picture, which we will copy, enlarge, frame or hand color ai a price lower than the unknown agent can offer. Kennell-Ellis Studio 420 Oregon Bid. A Real High Grade Furniture AUCTION SALE TOMORROW 1P.M. 305 South 23rd St. 6 ROOMS OF GOOD FURNITURE Furniture on Display Tonight from 7 to 9 P. M. Radio can be heard ' Don't Miss This Sale . C. D. ANDERSON, Owner H. F. WOODRY, SON, Auctioneers 271 N. Commercial St. Rite Down Town Phone 75 for Particulars Hlncee' Car Stolei Karl Hinges, 1540 South Lib erty, reported to the police last Visits County School Mrs. Mary L. Fulkerson, county school superintendent, Tialted the anion high school and the grade school at Gerrais yesterday and also the union and grade schools at St. Paul. She reports that all fire of the high school teachers at Corrals tT ben rehire tor NOTICE TO BUILDER H.r for sale about 18 sqvarea of clay roof tile which I will sell cheap to more out of my way. 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