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CURRENT EVENTS
Dec. J9. Bualnea, Men's
luncheon at Commercial club,
noon. ..'.-..
Iec. 29. City schools re
sume Monday morning.
: Dec. SO O. A. C.-Salem
dance at armory.
Dec. 30 Philippine Nation.!
day celebration at First Meth-
,odist church, 1p.m.
Dec 30 W. C. T. 0. meet-
ing at hall, 2:30 p. m.
. Dec. 31 Company M dance
in armory.
Jan. 5 Business Hen's
Jan. 19-25 Sixth Annual
Marlon County Corn Show
Valley Motor Co.. tractor de-
partment. State and Front
streets.
' '
armory
367
J. Cuv" ClT DaberC ".
tratorl M appo,nt adroinis-
F ranees Hulm for
a write of habeas
corpus. Order.
VTJl'nr ot th PPcation of
Stayton Kealty & Holding Co., a eor
Ad." A al Aft
comprint 0t 8Umm0M nd
now8' or f v& C""" B. Big-
Stayton Realty ft Holdin cmn.,.
i- . . VS. A rin H'ji . "
naay January 1. at 10 . . ,. . Jrfavf, " . I. . M" af-
The Salem
Mxr r m ! ... .
its rem,.,, " " r u W1
r.7 ""C""S at the hall,
i anernoon at 2:30
o'clock.
Tues-
thr,A . ..." . ' ra-
of the stX S".,.thVlbA
larceny of oertaln hl"h,7"i "e n.T "' Ad ,es et al.
clivals.
Butterfly-
Center
approving bond,
Stayton Realty & Holding company.
Default and decre.
T O n . . .
" o. oennett et ux vs. Mary E. Brt.
osn a i --v .....
t c, V, wwt-and decree.
fc.rbson At a) t;h . ..
- " .uuiuirv r nav t
and approving
Washington. Pec. 29. . Kor,
man Hapgood has lost his no
f ,on f America ambaia.
dor to Denmark through exc
retion Of term of office, it was
learned today after he had
caHed on Secretary Lansing
d reported on the Russian
situation.
MONDAY, DECEMRPP 29, 1919.
I - m mm A - ' ' I
1 -- I ml K3 1 V I
t (Ail ii i rm ii (Or i? . - i A'.;., i s v
i til around lown" raw i tfaa
i I ? . Circuit Court. non as Amrf u ' T MM IIM
dti4 4 ilr d 4 a. j. a. . . " n i in the ninttA A .v - I A
I " ' V T iBurtl .
8 P. m. "BUl al
Peace Basis Between Ross
?o?iets And Esfeonia Reached
tion, order allowing
nn, ana hond.
Rigdon company, leaatng funeral
directors. Superior service. Moderate
prioes. : t " , .. ,
Mr. 8c Smoker, just try a Kinsmen
u uigar, me mna Havana short fill
T j
u uirect contraxt tn iirr-.i . . .
this time last vein ZoZ I V." " " v-Waring. Af-
no unusual! Charles Coghlaa et al vs. N. Miller.
er smoke of satisfacton.
busick, distributors.
report that there is
ftmmmt .
r,.V7. i BH;Kneas m the city, in
oi me exceptional weather dur
ing the past few weeks.
Company M. O. N. G will give a
oance in the armorv Km yo
An eight piece orchestra has been Ke
rr. C. Garden of Seattle is enjoying
a few days sojourn in Salem.
Jacobs Al0",!".6'1 furnish the music and there
SOg.jwm oe some special entertainment
at midnight to welcome in the New
Year.
Some exceptional buys in used
cars, Salem Velle company, 162 North
Commercial stree(. 307
C. N. Needham about Baby Chicks.
658 State St. Phone 400. 309
J. W. Shipley of Underwood, Wn.,
spent Monday in Salem calling on
business acquaintances.
Some exceptional buys in used
cars, Salem Velie company, 162 North
Commercial street. 307
Hear the big 7 -piece : orchestra
XJew Tears night at armory. 307
Geo. H. Brewster of Wallowa,
water master for Wallowa county,
called at the office of State Engineer
Cupper here Saturday on business
connected with his office.
Two members of the county school
superintendent's office were absent
Monday attending the convention of
the Oregon teachers association at
Portland. , Superintendent W. . M.
Smith and Mrs. M. L. Fulkerson rural
school supervisor are at the conven
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Lamport of Med
ford were among the out of town
visitors in Salem Monday. While here
they were guests at Hotel Marion.
C. N. Needham about Baby Chicks.
S58 State St. Phone 400. 309
W. H. Fitzgerald of Portland spent
Monday ' in the Capital city as the
gueat of friends.
Desiring to become a citizen of the
United States, Nancy Brunelda Pru
ner, BOO Cottage street, has filed first
citizenship ' papers. MIsa Pruner was
born in Harrisburg, Canada, and ar
rived in the United States November
7, 1914.
Some exceptional buys in tised
ars, Salem Velle company, 162 North
Commercial street. 307
A tourist party consisting of J.
McPhersoni, D. A. fMcPherson and
Mrs. E. M. Astley, stopped over in
Salem Monday while, en route to their
I omes in Portland.
&ome exceptibriat "' buys In used
cars, Salem Velie company, 162 North
Commercial street. 307
In the matter of the guardianship
of Kenneth Moore, Wilbur Moore,
Harold Moore and Donald, minors,
and of the estate of Calista Moore
appraisers have been appointed to
examine the estates holdings in Wash
ington county. The appraisers named
are:: H. S. Rogers, George J, Lem-
ber and M. B. Bump.
Application to place on trial docket
w Lemery vs. Leonard Brothers.
h w o . P'aCe ,n motlon bol
Vs" A- A- c!vert. Amend,
ed affidavit
In the matter of the application of
i.m, nuim tor a writ of habeas
w' "us- rue or habeas corpus.
Edna M. Schocklev v t t
Shockley. Summons.
Edna M. Shoeklev va T
ley. Notice of motion.
B. S. McGinnis et al vs. Millln XVoii,
et al. Summons
Probate Court.
M. Pomeroy estate, rinlma- .f ti
Liebes & company.
Ruth E. Mitchell estate. An Incom
petent persons. Order to sell real
property,
Harley Minch, a minor. Affidavit as
to posting notices of sale of real property.
Harriett Hacking estate,
cree.
Mary Aral estate. Report.
Mary Aral estate. Order.
Marrluge Licenses.
Fred Evans. 26. a farmer nf T.n
Wren, Oregon, to Ethyl Benoson, 23,
of Gervais. ,
Raymond R. Rucgles, 25, a book
keeper, of Salem, to Alta f ni.
18, of Stayton. '
Final de-
Mrs. B. F. Dimeler, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Gladys, a student
at. Sacred Heart academy, and her
email son Curtis, returned from Port
land Monday, where they have been
spending Christmas week as the
guests of Mrs. Otto Pacjue
,-. ' ' '
The Capital Normal begins Jan. 5.
Several new classes will be formed
Including'' typewriting and shorthand
both Gregg and Pitman? Address J.
J. Kraps, 13th and Wilbur Sts. 307
Mr. and Mrs. A. C Hampton of La
Grande arrived Saturday for a weeks
visit with Mr. and "Mra Rhea Luper.
Mr. Hampton, who is superintendent
of schools at La Grande, is also pres
ident of the state teachers association
and left for Portland Monday to at
tend the annual convention of that
body, af ten which he twill; join : Mn
Hampton here. - .
The case of Ryan against Wharton
is docketed in -Judge Unruh's court
for Friday, January 1, at 2 p. m.
This is a civil action concerning the
balance due on a lease and for dam
ages accrued from the breach of a
note.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Holden of Port
land spent the Christmas holidays at
tin hnmp of Mrs. Holdcn's aunt, Mm
street.
J. A. Churchill, state superintend
ent of public instruction, and E. F.
Carleton, assistant superintendent,
left Sunday for Portland to attend the
annual convention of the state teach
ers association which convened this
morning for a three days session.
For the benefit, of ex-soldiers who
are not cognizant of the fact, the lo
cal officials of the home service sec
tion of the Red Cross, announce that
Dr. Roy Byrd s the bureau of war
risk insurance physician, In Salem,
or,w Y-nnlflipr. on becominc ill.
W. H. Parker, 1245 North Cottage , ghould hlm if they wish to be
street, was the guest of relatives in Al
bany over Sunday.
Mr nnd Mrs. Ed. Westinghouse and
Mr. and Mr G. W Hickman ot ! the , experta
Unerty neignournuuu, mien .
jnas holidays with relatives at Blodgett
Oregon. ' '
The Foresters of America will hold
their regular weekly meeting in their
liall Tuesday evening. On New Tears
eve they will sponsor a dancs In hon
r otthe season to which all Foresters
a.nd their ladies are 'invited.
assured of government aid. Except
in cases of emergency they will be
sent to Portland, allowed a choice of
hospitals, and will receive the care of
Li
DAILY STATISTICS
London, Dec 2S ,
Dorpat declared th. . kJL .7- "
between Esthoni. and th, RU8siRn
viet government has been reached bv
vuuiervnce mere.
Under terms of the agreement Esth-
!),aT,e'd from fut h".-
lons by the Russians, it ...
Helsingfors dispatches reported th
f Ul Dr-CRONem
1 I OfTOflETRIST-OPTir !AN
STATtgSffitn
1
OFTOflETRIST-OFTIClAN
Births
SMITH To Mr. and Mrs. F. A.
Smith at their home on the Sil
verton road, three miles east of
Salem. A girl, weight nine and one
half pounds, Thursday, December
25.
VICTOR To Mr. and Mr. Robert
Victor of Portland, a nine pound
t son, December 23.
Robert Victor is the son of Patrol
man Victor of this city, and is well
known here. ' '
Died
Gettlngs Rev. Edward Gettings, died
at Woodburn Monday morning.
Body at Webb & dough's. Funeral
Leslie Methodist church 2 p. m. Wednesday.
at
LYNCH Mrs. Anna. Lynch died
Portland Sunday morning.
Funeral at Catholic church Tues
day at 10 a. m. Burial in Catmolic
cemetery.
Albig Jacob Albig died Monday
two miles south of Salem.
Body at Webb & Clough's. Funeral
announcement later.
BODIES
OF WRFCK RECOVERED
. . . 17 t- oft Wy finrl-
Of Inhna. IN. P.. UCM. - "
ifnr ies of several members of the crew of
left for s,flamer Anton Van Driel
Henry Shaveland, an employs
the Oregon Traction company, xr --- steamer Anton
Corvallis Sunday, where tne - wasned hore near the eastern
is establishing headquarters tor the wwe was
1 The vessel struck the rocky coast
T. . , . t, .nil were C inK-
t,., rlnir a green last nigm. n - -
A IIUU1 etui, UL wv, "
demonstration of their product
plaid mackinaw. a cap; witn a stoop
and a shuffle, is being sought by po
lice. A- man having such a description
m reported Sunday as having made
repeated visits to houses In the Vi
cinity of 22d and Oxford streets and
helping himself to eatables on back
porches and In unlocked pantries.
Officer Morelock went out to that
neighborhood Suhday but found no
trace of the fellow.
George P. Clark has been appoint
ed as co-administrator with Fannie
A Drake executrix 01 u -----
Nancy A. Milster.
His bond is $5000.
ORMA TAIiMADCK
IN
"Tlie !! of OmKrwst
IjARRY SKMOi
IN '
"DEW DKOP SS"
ing to the superstructure today, but
the sea was too rough to effect their
reitUwas not known here how many
lthTcTew took the boat, It
'was reported, but these were swamp-
6dGreat seas were breaking over the
ship today. . s,
A steamer was 10 uu
John to effect rescue of the men still
on the ship.
Tnchm. h Airaoa! Session
At Portland, Kscbss Pensions
Portland, Or., vec. . -
nnrfpr the terms of
whfcrore.on bTghand g,-ade school
wmcn n s retire on
j Tuesday, it is estimated.
"RirHavwardMayResip
""J" . 5 tt P
V rwr !. William
Pasaaena, v--.
W. T. EIGDOW OX
t7BdertfceT
Ul Kortk Hig BtMt
Our ftxttitles are of
ths highest charac
ter. We ars equip
ped to satisfy the
most exacting cli
ent. The courteous
conduct of our staff
matches the up to
datenesa of our
equipment.
In. I II
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CARDS on them wUh S5 ffl?? ''YELLOW SALES
papt-vq unv V i special ince to Close. Look for th YFLIOW
CARDo. Here are a few we have found and marked for Clearance
FORD FOR SALE 1
1119 Ford, 6 passenger, run
less than 8000 miles. Complete
electric starting system, with
extras such as tire rack, extra
oiler, etc. 30x8 tires. .
$619 cashNo. 6 Bush Bank I
Bldg. Hours 5 to 6 P. M.
L.M.HUM
. can of
YickSoTosg
Ohioeie Medleloe and Tea Ce.
' lint medicine which will ear as
hoowa disease.
Opea Bandtys from 10 A. 1L
until 8 P. M.
153 Bouth High Bt.
Salem. Oregon. Phone III
Victor P. Franklin, of Brownsville is
being held at the county jail here on
a forgery charge, having given Lee L.
Gilbert of Salem a check for $1465 in
purchasing an Elgin car Saturday.
Franklin, who claims that h Is 17
years of age, is said to have register
ed at the Capital Hotel, December 22
giving the name of W illiam oag?. ;
Franklin's alleged forgery career i
seems to have started from tnis poiiu.
The car Is being held at Corvallis.
In purchasing an' Elgin car from j
Gilbert, who conducts the Js.igm ,
agency In Salem, Franklin is saia ti
have represented himseir as w. n. e.- j
gleston, of Brownesville, and claimoa t
that he was over 21 years of age. Be-1
fore closing the deal, Gilbert commun-1
Icated with the Brownesville bank, re- j
celving the assurance that EgKlestoi' j
was good for the check. The deal was
then closed and the young man drov j
away with the car. j
The Elgin dealer's suspicions were
aroused Friday by a "confirmation of .
nle" telegram from a Corvallis deal- j
er to whom Franklin is reported to
have attempted to sell the cor. claim
ing that "it would not run." Mr. O'l
bert Immediately sent warning that
there was "something w.-onrT with
the entire deal, and not waiting for
the check's return through rcsuUr
channels, took immediate stops to .
cate Eggleston in Brownsville, soon
learning that the Salem visitor was
an iw poster. ,
Franklin was returned from f!i.rvi
lls Saturday by Constable Walter Eto
Long and was arraigned before Jus
tice Unruh Monday afternoon. Frank
lin, who says that he is in the tenth
grade of the Brownevi schooV.
cliams that he was led Into the trouble
by a man named Smith, who has no
been located.
Gilbert "says that be will prose'tit
to the full extent ot the law.
IMMFXSE ESTATE LETT
Xew York. Dec. -Th.
of the SJ8.000.V9S estate ot
airr.aie. wno
to his widow.
. h
fr another cones. - i , fi,,t d probatea ai
slimed from tne vrrk"" .""- i--- ,,.,i TPfrd
tion. according to a stnieia.... (0 h!g thw dtJ
FORD Tltt'CK WITH TWO TON
ATTACHMENT. KCN8 LIKE A
TOP
OSCAR B. GINGRICH
MOTOR & TIRE CO.
871 Court Street Phnns 688
" 11
VORCESTER
To clean up the broken
sizes of this popular cor
set Long hip, low bust,
in white and pink.
2.19
Plain and embroidered
Trimmed ............ JJJJ
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SILK 1M) WOOL
RL1.XANTS
3 Dig Sales Tables are loaded
with Remnants, and Short
lengths.
Ladies' and Children's Handkerchiefs
Plain white linen
initial handker
chiefs. All pure
linen
Broken line of
White Lawn. Em
broidered Initial
handkerchiefs
29c Box
3 in a box
29c Each
CHILDREN'S
IIANDKKR.
CHIEFS
Broken initials
- 19c Cox
3 in a Box
THESE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE SPECIALS NOW RUNNING New
, ones are added as stocks are straightened out since our BIG HOLIDAY Rlj;.::i
Quality
First
You Can Always Do Better at
Who Alwaya Do Better By You
Hwa.tjf
Tint
A&gj.iLBuu bh nit m jruw mmr.
-I.-. - ..-.wniwjrjcan. 1 1 1 p imiiii iianiaTiOTsjiifilWf WlWWiiam!,;
' " I tran trainer for Oregon's i part of the -..'
Hayward, veteran tra i r Ti!ford, oil m.'
athletic team, who is h ,
fm,tbali te. I'"" ha no, Mt, W. Tilfor.1. th
1ft
WE WHJi PURCHASE TOUR
Used Furniture
Ranges, Heater Cook Store
Beds. Mattresse Springs, Bureaus
Commodes, 8w I a Maohlnea,
Dishes. Id fact, any article which
you wish to sell.
CallUsUp
Phone 1177
WHY?
We Pay Best Possible Prices.
Moral: It put I I 1b your puree.
Lucas & Needham
rrry and Liberty BM.
PHOKB 1177
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TOMORROW WEDNESDAY
BILUE BURKE
IN
"Wanted, a Husband"
WANTED On husband, must be joui and full uf pfi
euv umn with title or ability to saittphott pr(ttrti
SjHrlenee not ni-CvMiX , ,. .m Mttm ', ikkm ii? i
WURLITZER RECITAL
Recital at 8 :-13
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House Furnisher
HOME OF THE V1CTROLA
You get more for your
Money at Moore's.
HIDES
and SACKS
WANTED
Also Junk of AH
Best Price Guaranteed
CALL m
CAPITAL mi CO.
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Kelly Springfield j
Solid Truck Tires I
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MEAN More Mileage, U Repairs, Satisfactory I
Service. Equip your truck with Kelly-Springf it-ids. t
Their quality and enflurancy mean tire economy.
All kijitU of Auto Acct'Bsories ?
QUAOC'S
Vulcanizing And Tire Service
21D N. Commercial St. Phone
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BUY REMNANTS
AT TH
Remnant Store
54 North fil
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