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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEU1(f)REGON STJITOATtMQRNING, FEBRUARY 28, 1928 - si h is ft If t 1 , r ' I u 1 LEM FOLKS ; IGfcOWlMCS -W PDIVDO VOU SUPPOSE W CrULDREM 10- GROW UP TP BE A A vCAMOV POPf ) UKE YOU IF J EAT 600D7 IV - pure campy r-rv Pure candy for every member of the family. A nickel's worth for the, children or a pound box or more for the girl or woman who appreciates the best. Our Store is Open Today Hint-lira Foreclwu Suit to foreclose a $178.55 mortgage was filed in circuit court yesterday by the Charles K. " Spaulding company against T. F. I Gray and Margrett Gray. Passt-mrer Flights ? All day Sunday at Fairgrounds 12.50. Pacific Airplane enrtce. Car Stolen, Rwi ed I The Ford roadster belonging to V. L. P. Paulson of Salem route 5. I was reported stolen from State street at 1 o clock samraay aner noon. An hour later It wan re covered by the police. A Gift Roo Devoted entirely to inexpensive gifts for bridge and parties. Pomeroy & Keene's. Ioe Mcenites Many .4X. A sum sugnny iu pxich-. VM300 was taken In at the county clerk's office for dog licenses yesterday. All dogs in the county are required to be licensed by their owners before March 1 of each year. After that data a pen alty is charged against the owner of any unlicensed dog. $200 Down 8 Room Home Bath, plastered, garage. Large lot fruit and flowers. Price $2200. Balance exactly like rent. See va cant at 1970 S. Cottage. Becke A llond ricks. 189 N. High street. Divorce Asked Complaining that after they had bftM! married only a year she or dered him out of his own house. J. W. Young yesterday filed suit aiainst Rosie L. Young- for di vorce. He lists his charge, along with several others agarnst her. under the general head of cruel and inhuman treatment. They were married3 at Salem on Feb ruary 6, 1927. 'J nn? ltcn(A will he doubled on and after March 1st. 128, mak- iinp licenses $2.00 on males and spayed remaies. ana I4.uu on xe males. U. G. Boyer. County Clerk. Wedding Licenses Lwued Two marriage licenses were is sued' from the office of the Mar lon county clerk yesterday, as fol- BIG FURNITURE ii SALE Next Tuesday Feb. 28aty 648 Union Street ; f Commencing at 1:3 1. M. Sharp Including t overstaffed davenport; 1 chair, 1 oak rtitnUT room suite, coraprvifac bmffet, K leather aeatetl diners, peu eatal, table; oak library table stand, 1 Axatnaterrag flkSxlOa, reed rocker upbol atered tm tapeati , Axsatxater rnz 7.6x9, 1 organ, oereral snail ruga, 1 oak rocker, 2 tvory rocking, c ha Ira, t fim , Horn drop-bend sewing ma chhMs 8 ivory drcanera, 2 chiffonier, 2 mirrors, 4 2 ivory bed, roil fabrle aprtng and felt xuattre . S -t bed faring and roattreea 1 ffeft base rug, several amall rags, quantity of bedding 4Mavrla teg. sheets, blanketa, and ptl lowa; cnrtalnc, 1 Universal mage, white enamel trim wlh coIIh; kitchen table, 9 chairs, kitchan ntensAla, 1 electric washing jnachtne. arden hose. The above list is nearly new and mast be' old as the proprietor is giv ing up housekeeping. 1 tvory Haywood Wakefield baby carriage wth revertbl body, rant like new. 1 Jon't forget the time and ieflace flta Union 8t, next I'ieadar, Feb. t ml 1:S0 i Terms Cash ' Mrs. Robertson, Owner , RF.Woodry Si Son Anctkneerfl y - 271 N. Onnanercial Btreet', Rite Down Town . Phone, 75 Agents for the S Ranges) V0Uft UP lows: To Allen Humes Baxter,: 25. of Portland, and Mist J. J. Fields, 25, of Corvallls. To M. E. Dixon, 25. and Beatrice Tubba. 24. both of Eureka California. Gwinn Reported Better- J. A. Gwlnn, retired govern ment employe, who has been ser iously til with bronchial pneu monia contracted about a week ago, is recovering. It Is reported. Gwfrm Uvea at 1311 North Liberty street. Old Time Dance Crystal Garden, Saturday nirht. Crushed .Rock Bid Opened Seven bids for contracts to fur nish 15, 000 yards of crushed rock near Fairfield for use on county roads In that vicinity were opened by the Marion county court yes terday. The bids were taken nnder advisement by. the court. ( ounty AfUieseors Meet County assessors and deputies from various counties in the Wil lamette valley met here yesterday with Oscar Steelhammer, Marion county assessor and head of the valley organization. The pur pose of the meeting .which Is an annual one. was to fix a schedule of valuations for personal pro perty. Furniture Upholsterer And repairing. . Giese-Powers Furniture Co. Grange Schedules Debate There will be an open meeting at the North Howell grange hall Tuesday evening. February 28. At this time a debate team from the Brush college grange will meet a team representing the North Howell grange. This meeting Is open to- the public. Lincoln Street Lot Buy A 50x150 pavings paid, now $13 50. We have 60 other Fair mount Hill lots listed, among them are some exceptional buys. Becke A Hendricks, 189 N. High street. Petition Denied Petition recently submitted to the district boundary board by a small group of residents of the Hubbard district for transfer to the Woodbnra district baa been de nied, the bearers holding that there was not sufficient reason for the change. noes to Represent , i Hal Hoss, private secretary to Governor Patterson, will repre sent the executive department at the annual meeting of the state I chamber of commerce in Portland : Wmdir. norsrnor Patterson ai4 he would not be able-to attend the- meeting because of oflela business requiring bra attentlonl ta saiem. Fnsit Liarge eareioiiy-seieciea sioca. Woodstock Nursery Co.. 190 S. Commercial. Tel. 1858. . m a. n Term of Court to End With the case of Carpenter ts. Parker and City of Sllverton. which Is expected to be completed some time Tuesday of this week, the February term of court for Marlon county will come to a close, Tha action Is based upon a ditch which Carpenter states was dug across the street In Sll verton. causing traffic to be shut off fiOjn his automobile laundry with resulting damage to his trade. 10 Acres, Creek, On Highway 1 miles south Salem, $590 terms. Another 10 with f ace In, prnnes. strawberries, cherries for 84750. Small Bldga. on. Terms.' Becke Jb Hendricks, 18 N. High street. Six v students from the Langhlin school, out from Silver ton, are the first in tm county to FARM ction Tuesday, INIarch 6th 144 Ullee Kaat of Maclenjr BKK SALE BILLS FOB " particulars Owner C. H. Breeden IL F. Woodry & Son -; ,v:tJ- am the ? Anctloneers Rite Down Town See us about your Farm And " City Sales. We ' Sell Anywhere) i - 18 Tears Experience Au By J. Hs WILLETT MOTHER PUT YOU ST TO THIS - TEI.I. HBR. HERE1? A' DOLLAR . RUN ' ALONG AJQW- SHE'S WMTIWG FOR YOU AT . AND I NEED RAZOR. BLADCCI file, their final renorta nf hnm1 anT girls' dob project work, says William W. Fox, rural school su pervisor. They all are enrolled in the cooking club at that school and are: Frederick Dahl. James Down, Vlrgie Stalger., Harold. James and Ralph SJovangent Crossing Agreement Reached After considerable time spent in negotiating, arrangements were completed yesterday between the Southern Pacific Railway company and the Marion county court whereby the court agrees to main tain the grade crossing near the Ray Brown cannery in the vi cinity of Woodburn. The railroad is to maintain only that part of the crossing that is actually be tween the tracks. On the other hand the railroad grants the county the right to have the crossing. Permission was obtained some time ago from the state pub lic service commission. Tired Paring Rent You don't have to waste one more payment. We can sell you a better home than you rent, for a down payment, and the balance exactly like rent. Homes 3 to 8 rooms. $1500 on up. 7 new and vacant. Becke & Hendricks, 189 IS. High street. Club Work Heavy Boys' and Girls' club work has many new members in the Hub bard school, exactly five clubs were organized In a single day this week, says rural supervisor Fox. This Is probably the largest number of clubs to be formed In a single school In one day. Two health clubs, one cooking, and two sewing comprise the group. Forty boys and girls are enrolled in. the work, though total enlist ment in the clubs is larger, as some students are working, in more than one project. This number also Includes fonr lndl- Tldnal projects that are being carried on in that district. FLIVVER OF AIR DIVES IN SEA; PILOT DROWNS (Continued from pic 1.) about in the darkness with the hope of finding the ship, which although not designed to float, was said to be capable of doing so provided its tanki "were par tially empty and the sea was calm. The exact time the plane fell was not determined. Motor King's Protege .DETROIT, Feb. 25. CAP). Harry Brooks,' 25, who is believed ULhAve piloted a flivver airplane Jnlqp the ocean . off , Melbourne, J" tonight, was a protege of try Ford, the motor king. The flivver Diane was for the moat part a product of his own design. and with It he firmly believed he would lead the way towards bring ing about successful manufacture of aptane within the reach of per sons f ordinary financial circum stances. The experiment attracted the attention of the entire aircraft In dustry and was pronounced suc cessful " by its sponsors ' when Brooks; last week broke the world's record for sustained flight of airplanes of 40 horsepower or less, by piloting the little ship from Detroit to Trtusville, Fla., an air line distance of approxi mately 'A3 1 mile. Pi u issue-Try FaJhm A few weeks previously he made an wuueesjssfnl attempt to break the record, the plane being forced down la th Carollnas. At the time of his previous attempt. Ford was out at the airport here bsfore dawn, assisting the young pilot . In Batting the thilshxng teaches, on the machine. Even after Brooks started taxiing the plane down the field for a take iflloff. Ford ran after him shouting final tnluneuoas to tne nyer ts take erery precaution for hi own safety. ' . MDont atind the plane Ford shouted, "we can build another. Watch yourselL" Brooks was chief test pilot of the Stoat-Ford airplane company and ' gained International promi nence when he piloted sirs. Evan geline L. Lindbergh. CoL Charles A. Lindbergh's mother, to Mexico and return. He had been employ ed by the Ford company about four years. - V Worked Over Tear "More than a year, ago he : de veloped and bam at "the 'Ford "fac tory hla first "air; fllTTer which was larger than the' piano' in which ha tsbellered to have fal len tonlghtiThe original small plane was powered with a three erlinder engine, whereas the la- J test ; departure in small aircraft, (lii(ID(ll)l!)) W- II II II SAYS r. We have, a late 1927 Poatlac coupe well equipped, In perfect condition, new tires and 1828 license for $700.00. 7J Mi Honse That Bervice BaHf has a two-cylinder motor. Brooks, an unassuming and modest youth, could be fonnd practically any day at the Ford airport either in a ship or tinker ing or planning with a new. Idea. He lired with his parents in Birmingham, Detroit suburb, and flew both to and from work each day in his small flivver ship. BOTES OF WW Editor Statesman: A journalist like Will Rogers was selected by President Coolidge as an ambassador to Mexico with out portfolio. For the first time In history of education: the head of a - school of journalism was picked for the presidency of a great American university in the person of M. Lisle Spencer of Se attle. He has been super-active In Chamber of Commerce and oth er business boosting actlrlties and goes about his job in ordinary store clothes and a soft Fedora hat instead of mltre-box and a bishop's robe. When ten athletic gentlemen with more muscle than brains hased a popular head of student body activities for de manding an ordinary accounting of campus affairs they were all suspended and the accounting or dered. Shaving a man's head, kid naping him and throwing him in Lake Washington will not be such a popular sport for ruffians at college who play safety in num bers. There might be less hating if there were more university pres idents like M. Lisle Spencer. Col. E. HOFER, Salem, Ore. ABOLISH DEATH PENALTY Move Made at Portland Despite Recent Hickman Episode PORTLAND, Feb. 25. (AP) A nroDosed bill calling for the abolition of capital punishment in Oregon is now being prepared for signatures under the sponsorship of the Sacrificial Service, Amer icanization crusaders, according to announcement tonight by Dr. Nina Evallne Wood, general organizer of the service. POLITICS GOING STRONG ALONG EXTENDED LINE (Continues1 from pace 1.) Secretary Hoover's part in the po litical noise making of the past few days has not been performed on his own Initiative. Although FLORAL DESIGNS CUT FLOWERS, PLANTS GOLD FISH, BIRDS C. F. BRETTHAUPT Telephone 880 111 State SU f IKE TORIC reading lento. W la ws 7tr glMM lin breaksr. BMftntnfttU to. Thompson-Glutsch Optical Co. X10 N. Comm'l St. . Boston Terrier Prrpplt For Sate Champion Males for Service DR. FRED ELLIS OwaipM BacrtrSi , Kias. it. Stomach Sufferers TryrTtds---Jls If yea sailer from Oas, HrtWra, Bhatiag. IT tr. Bkaia. Bleeyle e. ftemeee Ca to por 1getia, a tiM away taiso ta fact are iacat. aa4 aaieiaet raia ta ymut teeaaU aak jn a mutkm Jat m aaora tmmt, . wttkovt ataluas peaa.- is ear yea l eajTiefe we Bare - ioaaaa ! laiafa- aw bwi e . t siva aier caaeral saua IatWa taaa JHstaa. 1 sx ceafUeat jom win a SeUgbted, a u year. ffiaaJa we eay- g TrTra pack te ay it tT'.tlTl re 4oa't o c- f Jt'- t feel like neat' abl te eat and alaep ' ia eomtorV uat retora the packer top , aa we'H rafnS : yawr atwr witkoat s two. Doa't U. Oo't rfr, ' Try Diotes It'e Greai. Oaty Perry, Drug Store 1.115 S. Commercial " COLONEL HOFERS $495 -r " aun Ifaarew.'. l pis b WHERE to DINE TODAY Eat Turkey Dinner Today atths Gray Belle. Rabbit and Turkey Dinner- Served all dsyat The Spa. For Dinner This Evening $1.25 dinner at the Marlon hotel today. OXenry's The If ew Special chicken dinner. Chicken Dinner at the Lunch Box 181 8. Liberty . St. Tables fori ladles. Open all day. Special Dinner. Today And home made salads. State Cafeteria. Argo Restaurant Special Turkey Dinner 75c Betty Lou Luncheonette 1238 Sate. chicken dinner, 80c. Special Roast Chicken Dinner SOc Home Restaurant. Special DeHote Chicken Dinner 11 a. m. to 9 p. m. White House. Km ma Lens at the Noo' 379 N. High, serves Barbecnedl Chicken dinner today, SOc, he is an avowed candidate, he has said repeatedly that he does not intend to conduct a vocal cam paign. In announcing his candi dacy he declared he would not take the stump. Questionnaires Disapproved And in replying this week to Senator Borah's prohibition ques tionnaire, he observed that such a method of developing political views was unsatisfactory. Some time ago a questionnaire on farm relief was addressed to him by a western farm leader but there has been no indication that he would reply " to It. Both Senator Willis and the Anti-Saloon league have indicated that they would try to induce Mr. Hoover to amplify his letter to Senator Borah, In which he said he did not favor repeal of the! 18th amendment, stood for vigor-! oua law enforcement and felt that WHY BOTHER WITH LUNCH PAIL Have a Lunch Delivered BLUE BELL BOX LUNCH 25c Fresh Each Day No Cafeteria Milk In Containers 5c Call 2800 2075 Fairgrounds Road SALEM. OREGON U B When you buy bur BULK GARDEN SEEDS you secure the very finest of seeds, grown anywhere. We buy only from the best growers and all our seeds are grown from SELECTED STRAINS; this insures you of the best results from your garden. v Spray Materials We have a complete stock of all the various ipraya ; alao, Sulphur, Lime, Bluestone, etc if you prefer to make your own sray. Our Own Poultry Feeds We manufacture a complete line of the various pbul-'; try feeds; Chick Mash, Developing Mash, Egg Mash; Chick Feed, Growing Scratch and Scratch Feeds. Us ing the very best ingredients, you will find our feeds 'as good as can be bought and usually at less price than others ask. We have hundreds of satisfied customers. D. A. WHITE & SONS FFcEDMEN AND SEEDSMEN PhcaelSO, the country had embarked upon a noble and far reaching experi ment in adopting prohibition.1 He has not 'disclosed whether he Is willing to say more. ' - ' V In Ms western swing. which he carried through the southwest and west and will continue for several days. Senator Reed has mentioned prohibition only by In ference. Hf repeatedly has coun selled :. his ' fellow democrats against a party split over issues on which they cannot agree. He has attacked no one personally ex cept the. republicans. .''.; "Big BUT" for Coolidge . ' Mayor Thompson's decision to line up his delegation from Cook county; Illinois, for the drafting of President Coolidge; announced here today by the mayor himself. marks the renewal of a long standing . fend between the Thompson organisation in Chicago and former Governor Lowden. In 1920 when Lowden was one of the leaders for the nomination, his home state support did not in clude the delegates controlled by Mayor Thompson. Although the Chicago mayor's announcement was msde after he had been to the White House there was nothing to Indicate that President Coolidge knew of it in OBITUARY Eno n At Quinaby, February 23, Mrs. Mary Eno, aged 70 years, sister of Charles Takley of Clear Lake and Mrs., Kate McKlnney of Quinaby. Funeral service Sunday from Rlgdon Mortuary. Interment in Claggett cemetery. TERW1LLIGERS Perfect Funeral Service For Lees Licensed Lady Mortician 770 Cbemeketa Street Telephone 724 WORTHY Service serving worthily with ? reverence, gentleness and tactful sympathy the family bereft. Webb's Frjneral Parlors Telephone 120 ELECTRIC MOTORS Rewound and Repaired, New cr Used Motors VirJisfctrT & TODD Things Electrical 101 South High TeL 2112 EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED Ten Years Practice in Salem Pbone 625 Dr. L. R. Burdette Optometrist 401 First Rational Bank Bldg. L K . 261SUteSt advance or had changed his twice announced decision against be coming a candidate. .The Lowdsa people have been increasingly active recently In vir tually every section of the conn try. Coincident with the tiling of his name today in the. North Da kota prlmariea. word reached his Washington headquarters that or ganised movements la ' his behalf had been launched In Missouri and Minnesota. In almost: half the states Lowden and . Hoover supporters now are in active rival ry while in various other places the, Lowden managers are pledg ing the supporters of favorite son candidates to stand tor Lowden as second choice. JOHN GILBERT GRETA GARBO Distinctly Correct Footwear For Meet Boys Girls John J. RottJe Expert Shoe Fitters 415 State 8C Mutual Savings and Loan Association A Salem Institution Organised In 1910 Place your savings with us Let us finance your home on weekly or monthly payments 142 South Liberty Street TRANSFER audi Storage Long and Short Distance Hauling Public and Private Storage Fireproof Building GRAIN, FEED and SEED Free Delivery to any part of the city. QUOTATIONS ON APPLICATION Farmers Warehouse PAUL TRAGLIO, Prop. i ... Day Telephone 28 Night Telephone 1267-W OTTO P. BUSCH'S Auction Sale Thursday, March 1 10 Located 8 Miles West of Salem at Greenwood Station," Yj Mile South of Salem-Dallas Highway, on the Hall buTg'Farm. roxsisTrxa op ';"t 1 grey mare 12 years old, weight 1800; 1 rer mare e years old, weight 18O0; a bevy mare 7 Tears old, weight 1800 each; 1 Hohrtein cow T years- old, 1 Guernsey cow S years old, 1 registered Jersey cow yoars old, S Jersey cow from 4 to 7 year old, all above cows milking; 1 heifer S years old, if g? z nerrers l year out. a. old, 1 X I. C. brood to furrow la March; t9 1 Ferdseei tractor 1 8-foot Van Brunt singlodisc with tongue truck, 1 8-oection r, 1 1 -horse corn cultivator. 1 ia-lnch waOklnsr plow. 1 a!4tnch with, double has, complete; 1 bh.v rack. 1 set Draeching good; . 1 JJcClanahan eoflam, 5 tons- of vetch and oat hay, 4beled; sa tons of clover hay, baUd; 250 gallon stock tank, I K M. TV gas engine, 8 drums, also wood, and steet Inmber. An kinds of tools, household furniture TER3IS: CASH If you haven't the cash arrange with your hanker for It. '.NOTICE All stock and niachlnery la A-l con- . Ltmch Served ; ' OTTO P., EUSCHV Owner C -ST TVTVTtTlTJ'V 19 Tears Salem's leading: Anctloneer la Charge ' " FARMERS) See F. TS, Woodry Complete satisfaction.'' ' . ? Residence and Auction. Market Phone Glare CAUSES HEADACHES HEADACHE is often caused by ;he eyes, though this is seldom suspected. Glare reflected from the white surface of a hook or magaxine adds greatly to the itraln of reading, especially if there Is any eye defect. If you have "mysterious" headaches, or if your eyes seem sensitive U light, consult us about glasses with glsre-filtering len ses. Morris Optical Co. ; 101-1-3 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. SALEM, OREGON "B.W.D." Tested BABY CHICKS All popular breeds of baby chicks now on sale at ' Flake's Petland, 273 State. A. M. beirer calvaa, 1 Jerser huOl SV now S years old, weight 800 ' mbomtm 4 ntonths old. 48 mixed with disc and olows. Ilka new: drfil, 1 7'foot Mcormick. hinder lever harrow, 1 2 ee ction spring . planter. 1 1 -horse cultivator. 1 ineuhater. larau iaei 8 now ' heuvuls, 8 cordr of oak cord articles. :-r on the Ground ,i.t personally about your ' , , - for 1010 N. Summer t Salem 011 1 1
