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JOURNAL. SALEM; qto mMVVDECEMDER
CtRRENT EVENTS
Dec. 29. Business Men's
luncheon at Commercial club,
A. C-Salem
noon.
Dec. 30 O.
dance at armory.
Dec. 30 Philippine National
day celebration at First MPth.
:fs,odist church, 8 p. m.
Jan. 19-25 Sixth Annual
- Marion County Corn Show
Vallej Motor Co., tractor le-
partment, State and iont
, 4s trect.
Rlgdon company, leaQtng funeral
: directors. Superior service. Moderate
prices. ,
- After an impressive funeral at the
hapel of Webb & Clough at 1:30 Fri
day afternoon, Henry H. Ridseway,
who died at his home near Ijberty
December 13,. was laid to rest in the
Mount Crcrst Abbey mausoleum. Rev.
Kantner ,o the Congregational churr-h
officiated at the funeral.
wl continue. About driVe
have been reeefved erabe"iPs
vea November l.
DanCe at a Saturday night
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vey of D"l?l darmakiE . Sv,r-
W0 opened rec,'"
for two rn,,,,?,? 'y, in "esotiatlons
Lawrence Gui
Pany. was the irues. , , eom
:ian.l ra., " V8' of friends in Port
"'iaunas day. .
spent Chrit,V Ker!?- -4- St'e street.
Portland
ment of V ,T " January. Annou;
ueiu or the suprofi .
prob
nee-
nts in : Si
Doyle Snyder of
'risimas visitor
was formerly
Portland was a
in Salem. Snrd
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l-OC1.li.... . .
andwaSth.guest-Xhrm
M. Smith of Mills City
i a me guest of
friends.
spent Thurs
Capital city
the biddinir fn- ia
to be m,i: ;.- lAUCKS 18 expected
- " - - v it UTILES
OQ mad fhirint, fk.
nf b
nuary term
Kenneth J. Lehman
16. Rnn tt nr-
F- Lehman, Trade and
.1T:S' ot Silverton
V " Ul" or town
Salem Christmas dav
was
visitors In
President rvin.n)..ii
Jty of Oregon, attended to nrofe.
sional matters in Salem Friday
e Poik eunty resident, who
Clmstmas day in 8.1160. '
. lit i:jb ijanitai
SHtrht 0.ma w an ,
Of!
few daj-s.
Miss Ijlllrcl
Caniti u - " "luueni or the
SUt of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
A. F. Jan at thljir .
near Silverton. Christmas. O her
MrTi: DhVan" hme
airs. L. D. Snumous of Salem.
f,r a"d Mra- Ralph Cronise, the
former of whom Is manager of th
ThZL ,OCr!t' Wer Sale, visitors j
Thursday, as the guests of Mr Cro- '
r.ise1 parents, Mr. and Mra T n !
TIC r. V- - . . "
, luo vronise studio.
, " ."wton eountv durtmt
the jear has co.ue to a t,luillh,'
nie suiea for .vniw
oer have amounted t about 3S.to ! lis8i'n Phce, but dirt
r. ' D?!lks havi"? URht .cim. folllssion otcu-,i
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hte AmM. ,ulUd. Jt!T h&5 s, Vfc. '
not sity whtr j jo
Cotln,. "
. . . -v..VR rnaay morning.
E. C. Chnrchini
ter known . ' . " rortiand,
M Sn Smnker xri and WerlncaH,.,, ' J-uesaay
Be cigar, the mild Havana short fill- "aintances and vlsitw' T 8
er smoke of satisfacton. Jacobs "Mac" residprl in o..T . rela'"'es.
309 '"any years and waq mo . B00d
Salem f,-.. .a Waa a member of the
;; A slight accident occurred yester- changed hi, lent before he
day when E. FL McMahan, while -veaw ' aJa , v p.nce to Portland two
driving his automobile, collided with the payroll nf hl" is now on
a street car at tha Intersection of Rose Citv and t frce ot the
SUla and Commercial streets. A bent of the down ti 3 patrolmil one
fender was the only result of the ac- n lwn precincts.
n"in?neVeri,,,herUraldi
Dance Saturday night Query's hall, houses that will ' ?tuf .business
Xivesley stat.on. 306. made Chr 'daytai,
Buaick, distributors.
Mew Show Today!
it
bet. L t-1 v-1?S JE-.B4J.i"SAi'ii,J!.iLa
tll"llliil, 1 .X
careless lighting of Christmas decora
tions. The fire-department
to the home of Max Buren,
!'m r9 t0 have a Chrtatm:
ueuverea during the day, and i
ditions in . . .
v.. " c DacK to normal
tions. The fu-e. department was called flm. " uaj' dna the con
f Max Buren, 745 Court hv n-,7. . e DacK ll
street, lata-at night but it was to ex- ( erv i'"H . mp aM eeneral de
tinguish a chimney blaze. No damage De '"T 'n he Pst ice win
resulted. i tlf 'en f,rom eieht to ten o'clock 1,,
the morning, Postmaster Huckestein
' C. C. Morton, a youth of this city,! '
passed a small check, Wednesday to m,. , , '
Sjnlth's cigar stare, State and Com-',.. " , !"lam 0rr f Plk coun-
morclal streets. It was discovered lat-! Charles Gosso in Salem
,r that-younc Morton had no account -TV "uaBU- wno 's about 20
... ... , . . 7 : i age,
years
with the bank, and when confronted , . Ren lnt0 custody dur-
later by Smith and an officer, con-! "b,ku" '";estlea"on bei"S 'Hade by
fesscd his guilt and paid the amount. !f nl L "1' followinS th
action was brought juraW. him ''00tinS of 600 worth of merchandise
t ,irom two Dallas stores. Simrl.iv nio-hf
... jThe thieves who perpetrated the rob
loti';erieS' t00k goods valued at $300
this evening , , VJ"'"C" UIB siore wnne J30
1?.,"- fn cash ai!l 300 worth of photoeranh
were .taken from the Stafrin
1y Mr. Smith.
Special : meeting of Pacific
No, 50, A. F. & A. M.
AVork tni the Mi M. degree. Visiting i ri,.j
Irethren welcome.
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drug store of, the Polk county town.
Officers Branson and W. J. White,
at 12:30 o'clock Friday morning, in
vestigated a report that several shots
had been fired In the vicinitv of the
(high school, but found nothing. Much
R ."Rube" Lewis-' 38, arrested
.Thursday night by Officer Branson
. for being drunk, pleaded guilty be
fore Police Judge Race Friday morn
ing and was fined $10. Lewis works
"7 .rw 1,-. " "":" V ' T ' nas,a waB made by the officers in
mo c.iy umsuras uay . u uBiuri.1K. r(.aching the -scene of the shooting
He Imbibed too much liquor cheer becau8e of the severa, attempts mac,9
and attracted the attention of the po- during tne past week tQ burg,.lrize
liceman. homes here, and the officers thought
m some resident in that vicinity was
The garage owned by W. M. Par- holding a prowler at bavi No one wb
son, 1415 North Fourth streetwas foun(j stirring, and Friday morning
broken into some time Thursday
night and a number of tires stolen,
according to a report made to police
Friday morning. Entrance was gain
ed, to the garage by breaking the
lock. Two tires and two Inner tubes
were reported stolen. -
no further report of a commotion
was received at headquarters.
Dance at armory Saturday night.
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The front bumper on an auto be
longing to Dr. Frank E. Brown, Ladd
& Bush building, was damaged Tues
day afternoon when a team of horses,
" flriven by R. R. Ryan, became fright
' ened at a street car and ran away.
The auto was parked near the cor
ner of State and Commercial streets,
and when the team bolted they ran
against the car.
Lillian E. ' Lacy, age 62, wife of
Hev. A. F. Lacy, of Amity, Oregon,
former pastor of the Jason Lee church
Jin this city, died at a local hospital
Tuesday afternoon. The body 1s at the
parlors of the Webb and Clough com
pany, Court and High streets. The
four children : have been notified of
the death of their mother, and until
word is received from them no funer
al announcement will be made.
The Messrs T. G. and Frank Bligh
had planned 'an- additional treat for
the youngsters who were the guests
of the Cherrians by setting 200 seats
aside for the children Wednesday
night. Due to the fact, however that
many of the tots were very small and
that the Cherrians had promised to
return them to Jheir homes at an
early hour, advantage wos not taken
o the generous offer of the show
managers. However, youthful patrons
of the Bligh and Ye Liberty shows
during the matinee on Christmas day,
each received a package of fresh but
ter crisped popcorn.
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THE TALK TALK OF ALL SALEM
Have you seen the furry folk of the wild in
their natural homes on terms of friendliness
with man the bear, the mountain lion, the lynx,
m fact sixteen varieties of wild animals. Have
you seen them batting with each other and with
man for very existence. Look for this unique
picturization of animal life in
NOW
SHOWING
Back to God's
Country
COME
EARLY
BRING THE KIDDIES
YE LIBERTY
A railroad right of way is assess
able for a special assessment of an
irrigation district in the same man
ner as any other, lands in the district,
according to an opinion prepared by
Assistant Attorney General Van Win
kle for the information of the state
tax commission. The assessment Is in
the nature of a special improvement
assessment and is not levied accord
ing to the value of the land. Van
Winkle's opinion states.
After an absence of more than two
years, Roderick Vtaters, son of Mr.
and Mrs. F. L. Waters, H99 State
street, returned home Christinas
morning. Mr. Waters joined the navy
in 1917, and with the exception of a
period of three months spent in train
ing at Mare Island, he has spent the
entire time in active service, the
states, the Orient, and in Europe. He
was on the steamship Westgate when
she collided with steamship Ameri
can. The Westgate sunk within twelve
minutes, and patrols from the Amer
ican, which was not seriously dam
aged, picked up the crew. He has had
a number of exciting experiences dur
ing his long service. Mr. Waters will
resume his preparatory course at the
Salem high school in the immediate
future.
.Tnlin 151 McFadden.
the membership campaign of the lo
cal lodge of Ancient Order or unit
ed Workmen, was honor guest at a
banquet given by the order Monday
night. A Christmas tree for the chil
dren of the Workmen followed the
banquet. Mr. McFadden left Tues
day for California where he will con
fluct similar campaigns, but not with
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express my heartfelt
tlianks for the kindness and synipa
fv, .vtnndPtl during the illness and
riooth nf mv beloved husband and for
conductor oi the many beautiful norai
offerings
received. Mrs. Louise Hutcheon.
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WALLACE REI
IN
"IIAWTIIORNK OF
TnE V. ti. A."
A FLEASIVO COMEDY
GOOD MUSIC
W. T. RIGDOTT CO. .
TJndertakert r
KI North High etrwt,!
AUCTION SALE
December 27, 1 o'Ciock
5 Pigs, weight. 50 1 70 lbs.
1 Sow and 5 Pies, 6 wks old.
G. SATTERLEE
Auctioneer
HIDES
and SACKS
WANTED
AIM Jtuik of All n
Bert Prices OnarsnWd
CALLS!
CiPlTAlBICO.
271 taexiic".'
alem Sample Store
141 NORTH COMMERCIAL STREET
2-PIECE UNDERWEAR
Plush Wool Shirts
or Drawers, tan or gray,
worth $2.50 $1.79
Natural Gray Shirts
or Drawers $1-25
Men's Cotton Ribbed
Shirts or Drawers ....98c
Men s Gray Woolen
Shirts or Drawers
$1.98, $2.25, $2.50
Men's Dark Gray
Part wool Shirt, $2.50
value for r....$1.85
MEN'S U?M
Heavy cotton ribbed
natural $1.75
Fleece Lined Unions
Extra heavy - $1.98
Part wool, gray, all
sizes $2.95
Bradford grey woolen
in various weights
$3.45, $3.98, $1.50
Men's Coat Sweaters
Grey, brown or blue
J$:!.95, $1.50 to $G.00
C. J. Breier Co.
YOU DO BETTER HERE FOR LESS
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I Airplanes, Parts and Flying Instructions
i The Oregon, Washington & Idaho Airp are Co.
! :.-2?kX stern dealer for ail Curtis Alanes
A. l.-J V w - - 1 . ,t 1 A I X TI H 14 I III
Motors and part:
sale, .immediate deuve XaTtKS
rmtPANY.
iowi YAim Building. Portland," Oregon-
JOraNAl, WANT AD3 PAT
Meet Me at Meyers 8SSB353S3
2K
rm
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We have done the biggest business in all the
Salem. ,
Forty years we have been in
'GOOD GOODS" built our reputation
and our SERVICE and POLICY of clean
stocks Have won out.
Ueare going through all Departments putting on SPECIAL, all Broken"
Lmes. What they will be we don't ouiwlvea yet know, but as find the
BROKEN LINES we shall put "YELLOW SALES CAUDS on them iih
Special Price to Close. Look for the YELLOW CARDS.
Quality
First
You Can Always Do Better at
1
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' Who Always Do Better By You
First
a package
before ffis
i
a package
during tne war
and
a package
THE FLAVOR LASTS
SO DOES THE PRICE!