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&U; THE, OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM OREGON, TUESDAY MORNING; FEBRUARY 23. 1923
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STATE SAVINGS and LOAN
ASSOCIATION
703-706 First National Bank Building, Salem, Oregon
ASSETS OVER $200,000 MORE THAN 1200 MEMBERS
We Pay 7 Per Cent
An Investment Worth Investigating
OFFICERS
Carl D. GabrieJson, President.
C. A. Reynolds, Vice President.
Jas. H. Nicholson, Vice President.
Chas. Wiper, Secretary-Treasurer.
J. J. Elliott, Assistant Secretary.
DIRECTORS
R. II. Vl!!umion
T. A. Uveal er.
E. F. SUde.
John H. Canon.
L. C. Farmer
II. M. Hawkln.
Tarl D. Gabrielflon.
C. A. Reynold!,
la. H. Nicholson.
"SAFETY FOR YOUR SAVINGS"
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SAYS
We have 3 Ford one ton
trucks. If you are consid
ering buying a truck we can
save you money.
wrmn
'The House That Service Bant'
Jon hotel as had been announced
The meeting tbu week. la to be a
closed session for members only
It was announced that this was
for the purpose of airing "grouch
es," although there was no indica
tion that these were of especially
serious nature.
will be kept open for patrons of
the hotel. Clubs effected by the
changa In meeting ara the Kl wan
ts dab today; Rotary club. Wed
nesday; Salem Realty board,
Thursday, and Lions club. Friday.
The Salem Ad club and the Active
club group will not be affected by
the change, as they are meeting In
the smaller dining room reserved
for private parties.
Simeral HI
Rowland stated mat ne was an
route to Oregon City where he has
a Job, when he fell In with bad
company here and partook too
freely of liquor.
SACKETT TALK PERSISTS
Will Be Appointed Governor's
Secretary, Declared Here
Reports were current here Mon-
T T CI 1 1 . - outiuvu oaitcu, CUIIVI
- , ..'. , J . of the Telephone Register at Mo
rn ."J ba d be"me MinnTille, ha. boen offered the
11 yesterday and was forced to lt,on 'ot prlTate 8ecretary t0
leave his office for a short time.; GoTernor Patterson. Sackett prob
He bad not been feeling well for;ab,y wJU accept tfc offer accor(J.
umc nuuie is i !nr tn hla frfenda He wmiM aiir-
North Liberty. Ptt-A H, Hrt hft
from the executive department
Wednesday night.
Friends of Mr. Sackett said he
the posl-
Retnrns Prohi Tour
Conrad Falk. who has been vis
iting relatives in Iowa and Wis- nreviouslv wa offered
consin for the past six weeks, re
turned to J) home on his farm
near Salem, last Saturday.
many of which might be avoided
by quick reference to authorities
and much Injustice thus pre
vented, to say nothing of large
expenses saved evary year. In the
cost ot new trials and appealsJ
etc, etc. . .
LOCAL NE WS BRIEFS
Vet' Organizations Meet
The local chapter of Sons of Vet
erans, and also the Sons of Veter
ans Auxiliary, will meet in the
Woman's club house on North
Cottage street tonight. Both meet
ings are scheduled for 8:15 o'cock.
represented at the meeting were Corvallie. Last week a delegation
Portland, Salem. Eugene, Albany,
Baker, Corvaliis, La Granda, Myr
tle Point, and Klamath Falls.
A Ia Carte Service
Dining room Marlon Hotel.
Would You Give a Gift
Of something entirely differ
ent? Visit the Gift Room at Pom
eroy & Keene's.
Auburn Man Recovers
Molir Issued Termit Asa Tvndall whn nniWu-ent n
W. H. Mohr was issued a' permiti major operation at the Salem his-
Monday to
build a one and one-
half story dwelling at 990 North
16th street. The cost is estimated
at 3,000.
Old Time Dance
Crystal Garden, every Wednes
day and Saturday night at 8:30.
Arrested for Speeding
Murray Wolf was arrested Sun
day evening by Officer Edwards
and charged with speeding in the
city limits. He appeared in police
court yesterday afternoon and was
fined $5. Wolf resides at 996
South 21st street.
Furniture Upholsterer
And repairing. Giese-Powern
Furniture Co.
W. C. T. F. Meet Called Off
The meeting of the local branch
of the Women's Christian Temper
ance Union, which had been sched
uled for this evening, will not be
held, it was announced late yesterday.
pital a short , time ago has suffi
ciently recovered to return to his
home at Auburn.
roni here visited the club at Hills-boro.
Dean Rolcrton Bark
Dean Mabel Robertson was back
at her room in the senior high
school yesterday after a week's
illness.
Recital Tonight
Miss Minetta Magers will pre
sent several vocal pnpils in a mus
ical recital at the Nelson building
at 8:15 this evening.
Lincoln Street Lot Buy
A 50x150 pavings paid,
$1350. We have 60 other
mount Hill lots listed, among
f hm lie snm ptppntlnnil huva mating the
Becke & Hendricks, 189 N. High
street.
Yates Estate Appraised
Inventory and appraisement
nowiwas filed in probate here yester-
Fair- aay ,n ine maiier or tne estate or
Laurence M. Yates, a minor, esti-
estate to be worth
$600. Appraisers are Fnnk
Yates, Sarah Yates and George
Pro.
Pined S.V)
Driving with an open cut-out
in the early hours of the morning
is rather uncalled for, and when
Officer G. W. Edward3 heard a
wide 6pen"car dash by at 2:15 a.
ra. he pursued. The" result was
that Bernard Nash, the driver, was
arrested, 'and was charged with
possession of liquor. Nash was fin
ed $50 in poMce court yesterday.
He lives on route 5.
Would Vou Give Otft Of
Something entirely different?
Visit the gift room at Pomeroy &
Keene's.
Xotlce Dog Owners and Keepers-
Dog license will be doubled on
(and after March 1st, 1928. mak
ing licenses $2.00 on males and
spayed females, and $4.00 on fe
males. U. G. .Boyer, County Clerk.
Herond Case of Measles
Insurance Flan Topic
The question of compulsory au
tomobile liability insurance will
be discussed at the Rotary club
Suit Filed
Anderson and Rupert, local real
estate dealers, yesterday began
action in circuit court against the
Salem Bank of Commerce for the
sum of $723.50. They allege that
the bank delivered a certain re
lease for that amount to A. C.
Nelson regarding a loan. The re
lease, they allege was 'unauthor
ized, -and are suing on the theory
that the bank is therefore responsible.
Kiwanis at Gray Belle
After the weekly bulletin had
been Issued. Douglas McKay, sec
retary of the Salem Kiwanis club.
was notified Monday that the Tues-;
day luncheon would be held at the'
Gray Belle instead of at the Mar-
Prime Files Answer
In the case of Fidelity National
bank vs. Dr. G. E. Prime, Dr.
Prime yesterday filed answer de
claring that the X-ray apparatus
which he bought and for payment
of which the company is suing,
was misrepresented to him at the
time of the purchase. He has of
fered to return it in good condi
tion, he declares, but the firm will
not accep?it.
Tired Paying 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
N. High street.
Lack
Closed Half-day
of heat was responsible
C. A. Howard to Speak
C. A. Howard, state school su
perintendent, will be the principal
speaker at the Clackamas county
teachers and school officers meet
ing which will b eheld at Canby
union high school March 24.
lO Acres, Creek, On Highway
2H miles south Salem, $5000
terms. Another 10 with 9 acres
in prunes, strawberries, cherries
for $4750. Small Bldgs. on.
Terms. Becke & Hendricks, 189
N. High street. .
Returns to La Grandr
Dr. V. L. Hamilton, who had
been called here in consultation
on the case of Mrs. Ray Clinton
who is seriously ill, returned to
his home in La Grande on Sun
day. Dr. Hamilton and his fam
ily left Salem about two months
ago to make their home in La
Grande.
tlon of private secretary to Gov
ernor Patterson, bnt that he de
clined to accept it because of his
newspaper connections. He is a
graduate of Willamette university.
FIRM ISSUES STATEMENT
Overberk and Cooke Ready to
Assist all "red 1 tors
PORTLAND. Feb. 2 7 (AP)
James P. Cooke, president;
Charles S. Goodwin, vice presi
dent, and Howard F. Philpott, sec
retary of the bankrupt brokerage
firm of Overbeck and Cooke, an
nounced tonight through their at
torneys their willingness to assist!
the creditors of the firm in every
possible manner.
The announcement, on the eve
of their appeaaance in circuit
court tomorrow to plead to a
grand jury indictment of larceny
by bailee, was in the form of a
brief statement, issued jointly by
John A. Collier, attorney for
I Cooke; Tom Handley. attorney
for Goodwin, and John F. Logan,
counsel for Philpott.
NAVY DIRIGIBLE MAKES
FLIGHT TO CANA LZ0NE
(Continaod from pact 1.)
Los Angeles averaged about 53
knots an hour, but only 44 knots
on the 150 mile stretch between
Cuta and Jamaica.
Portable Mast Used
The Los Angeles was made fast
to a portable mooring mast con
structed In the United States Un
der the supervision of Lieutenant
Commander C, E. Rosendaht' In
command of the Los Angelas.'' Jf
the use of this mast is successful,
the field of operation of lighter
than air craft will be materially
increased.
This temporary mooring mast
at France field is only 60 feet
high and will keep the Los Ange
les on the ground, with her con
trol car and stern supported by
trucks which will take up the
strain on the ahip. She will be
kept headed into the wind at iv
maat by rotating around the m
on the trucks. ,.k -
No . time bu been set for tl. .
flight back to the United States.
The air Una distance from Ne
York to France - Field la , ; ,17
statute miles. The navy depar:
ment pointed out ' that tbT IX 4
Angeles will hara traveled 1,1
miles by going from Lakehurst t
New York before returning south
ward and out over the Atlantic for
voyage considered equal to e
trans-oceanic flights
for dismissal yesterday morning jail, in police court Monday. The
of students at the Parrish junior sentence was suspended on condi
high school. When the janitor tion to leave
tried to start the motors for the
oil burners, they refused to run.
Later In the morning it was dis
covered the switch in the manual
training room had in some way
become turned off. School was
resumed in the afternoon. Par
rish teachers visited at Leslie jun
ior high during the morning.
Drunkenness Charged
Harry Rowland, of Sumner,
Wash., was arrested here Sunday
night, charged with drunkenness
and was sentenced to five days in
BAR UNANIMOUS ASKING
LIBRARY FOR COURT USE
(Continurd from pc 1)
Meetings at Gray Belle
This week whili repairs are un
der way at the Marion hotel, the
dining room used by the service
clubs of the city wfll be used for
regular diners, and special ar
rangements between the hotel and
the restaurant have been made to
have these organizations meet at
the Gray Belle. The dining room
formerly used by the service clubs
The second case of measles in luncheon Wednesday, which will
4he Auburn school was reported! be held at the Gray Belle due to
yesterday. Margaret Ayers. a! repairs being made at the Marion
pupil In the sixth grade, became hotel. The speaker will be Mac
Ill yesterday morning. She Is the cormac Snow, secretary of the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. romnnlsorv automobile liability
"B.W.D." Tested .
BABY CHICKS
All popular bresds of baby
chicks now on sale at Flake's
Petland, 273 State.
TYPEWRITERS
L. O. SMITH CORONA
8TJNDSTBAND ADDERS
All M&kes Used Machine
TECS. ROEN
Phone 6S1 421 Court St.
ly to arise, and be certain enough
town , immediately, in his mind to not make mistakes,
TERWILLIGERS
Perfect Funeral Service
For Leaa
Licensed Lady Mortician
770 Chemeketa Street
Telephone 724
Just Service
But service always just in
the most modern and com
plete establishment where
nothing is left undone for
the bereaved.
Webb's Funeral
Parlors
Telephone 120
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IHEAROMAOFEOODV
'COfrEEISSfAlED
OF GOlDEfJ.V.t ST
B O S. B C K
STANDARDIZED CASH STORES
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YOU WILL FIND SERVICE AT THIS STORE SELDOM, IF EVER, RE
CEIVED AT A STORE MAINTAINING SUCH LOW PRICES. TELE
PHONE 455-456. THERE ARE FOUR DELIVERIES DAILY AT BU-
SICK'S.
Ayers.
$200 Down 8 Room Home
Hath, plastered, garage. Large
lot fruit and flowers. Price $2200.
Balance exactly like rent. See va
cant at 1970 S. Cottage. Becke &
Hendricks, 189 N. High street.
Dealers Attend Meeting
The serai-annual meeting of
the electragists of the state
which was held here Sat
urday afternoon and evening con
cluded with a banquet at the Mar
Ion hotel. r"orty eight electrical
dealers attended. F. O. Deckebach
of Salem, spoke on organization,
with Eugene Knight of Portland
acting as toastmaster. Charles
Knowland acted as chief story
teller. The next meeting will be
held at Bend in June. The exact
date wUl be decided later, accord
ing to C. A. Vibbert. of Vlbbert &
Todd, Salem, who Is president of
the state organization. Cities
insurance.committee ot the state.
The Rotary club here will have as
guests a week from Wednesday a
group of members from the Mc
Minnville club. The following
Wednesday, a group from Salem
Rotary club will visit the club at
WHY BOTHKR WITH
L.CXCH PAIL. .
Have a Lunch Delivered
BLUE BELL BOX LUNCH
i 25c
Fresh Each Day Xo Cafeteria
M Ilk In Containers 0c
Call 2800
20?5 Fairgrounds Road
SALEM, OREGON
FLORAL DESIGNS
CUT FLOWERS, PLANTS
GOLD FISH, BIRDS
O. F. BRETTHAUPT
Telephone ISO til Stat St.
PILES CORED
Wltbent pmtioa ot Um of
DR. MARSHALL
S2 Oracon Blag.
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DutincUy Correct
Footwear
For
Men
Boy
For
Women
Girl
John J. Rottle
Expert Shoe Fitters A
$495
FINE TORIC reading nt. TV. in
aar your liui arint breakage.
Examination too.
Thompson-Glutsch Optical Co.
110 N. Comm'I St.
ELECTRIC MOTORS
Rewound and Repaired, New
rr Used Motors
VluriiKi & TODD
Things Electrical
101 South High Tel. 2112
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EYES EXAMINED
GLASSES FITTED
Ten Tears Practice in
Salem
Phone 625
Dr. L. R. Bnrdette
Optometrist
401 First National Bank Bldg.
At the Bakery Counter
Bread
Fresh from the Oven Daily
2 Large Loaves
25c
3 Small Loaves
Graham or Whole Wheat
Same Price -
Also You Will Find Nice
Assortment Fresh
Pastry
at
5c
Cookies
Kellogg's
Corn Flakes
3 far
25c
Jell-0
3 for
' 25c
Libby's Lunch
Meat
Fresh Crisp
Soda Crackers
Box
14 size, 5 for
Let Kennell-Ellis
Make Your View and Commercial
Pictures, Any Time, Any Place
Old Photographs Copied
Often yon want old photograph reproduced, but fev antruat.
Ins them to straner. - . j
Our reputation MrorW'th safety nd propr cW otjrouT
picture, which we will copy. enUW. frame or u color at
a price lower thatf the unknown nent can oiler. f
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TRANSFER
aed 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.
Day Telephone 23 Jtlght Telephone 12G7-W.
2 doz. for
25c
Cakes, Pies
and Rolls
Fresh Daily
Meat
Counters
Hams
Half or Whole Standard Hams
, Pound
21c
Premium
Hams
Small size, y2 or whole, lb.
28c
Complete
Modern
Electric
&5c
P6st4Toasfies
' '
m. m .0 1
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Apple Jelly
10c Glasses 3 for
25c
IJrppriTiloon vm5i;
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3 for
25c
Creme Oil
Soap
5 for
30c
Crystal White
Soap
6 for
25c
24 bars
98c
Picnic
Shoulders
Freshly Smoked and
Sugar Cured, lb.
17c
Modern
Refrigerator
Meat
Counters
t of no'ntnattaa inrluflci to
to 3lon4ar.
do net Bctari.r la
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to Trlfictlon. a i
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Pouiti,
25c!
Libby
Crushed
Pineapple
2 small cans
25c
Libby's Fancy Black Labf'
Pineapple
The Finest Pineapple Pa.v ,
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55c "M
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Libby Rosedale
Pineapple
Sliced, Packed In Large Size
Cans 3 cans
55c
Fresh Frui
Vegetabl
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