1919
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CCRREVT EVENTS
Dec. 38 n
?" at armory. V-B,ua
ftaA-Philipplne National
r"'51". 8 P- ra. -
Jan i rea day' '
Jan. Home i-rn,i j '
irogram, high school, 2:45 u.
Jan. E Business Men's
mcheon at Commercial club
oon. '
Jan. 7. Piano Recital. El
"a Weiit studio, 695 North
Jberty street, 8:15 p. m.
Jan. 14.Regular Monthly
Jpen Forum meeting Com
nercial Club, 8 p. m
I Jan. 19-25-Sixth Annual
i anon Countv rn oi
alley Motor Co., tractor de-"
diriment, state and Front
treets. ,
:.
Tue?day to !
he attend, frm Ik. where!
pitals. ' the New Yor hos-
Mrs. Dr. K v -
e,MAm;ar---
. attended the Tetr
tarn Monday-, night. Several other
fealem music lvir. .
songbird. "eara tne
PUS CORPUS CASE
! MARKS BITRAHCF OF
ACADEMY TO COURT
QiEkfflews
PAC1
vs. Rmh . idS
Louis Baves. a ic.i v,. . .
dLg u'ty ' !.cl!arse of pitt4 his
. v : rBe w,tnm ie city
... ouage Kace's court Tuesday
dna w-8 fined $10. Baves
was arrested Monday by Patrolman
Thompson on a warrant issued bv
btreet Commissioner Low.
A piano recitalopen to the pub
lic, will be uivor, i, i , .. F
-- oiib vvener, as
When Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hulm of
Hague, North Dakota, stopped at Mt.
n.ber S, and ,left Frances,
Cltvh Court.
William McC.ilchrist, J
K. Pratt t ol. Complaint
w I? M" "ley vs. T. K. Shock- 4
ly. Notice-or motion. Hfl
Laura M. Olandon vs. John M. (ilan-iig
don. Answer. jJ
,1a the matter of the eute of.'S
James B. Leigh, deceased. Application i H
to place upon trial docket. m
Joseph Kleeker vs. Elisabeth Klerk- jjS
1
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re
to) . - '
parties concerned, had anv rac
suppose that the little girl would be W A ,H(lfert' vs- Downer Halfertv.
the subject or a hba. f c,us 'j 1" "A' ,',-m0B W
ceedmg in the circuit cm.r, !b"5-1819-
ion countv. Tho i!ffii... v
fl, - . .vunj ucSan wnen
!lhr returned at" after
b21.Lena Belle Tartar, contralto
iSdon company, leaaing funeral
- oupenor service. Moderate
. 8c Smoker, just try a Kinsmen
?ar. the milH Hnvano v,. m
moke of satisfacton. Jacobs &
K, distributors. 809
. m me vv eller stintio cac tvt t ,
u ii. ij.oeriy
street, January 7, at eight o'clock, ac-
sv. ? l'"anclaI arrangements for
rranciss boai-d n,i .
c- . .... Luium wun tne
Sisters of th . 7
, ruc ,hat Francis was
not to be released to M. Hulm, but
was to be given good cars an4 eda
cational advantages at the academy
These arrangements were made by
Mr Hulm without the consent of his
wife, who does not speak English very
fluently. Later. Mrs. y,
at the academy and annonnced that
she wished to establish a home in
Oregon City and that she wished to
take Francis there and to send her to
Josie Moe vs. R. t t -r. ....
testimony taken December S, 1919
; We are going through all departments nuttin cr , qppp t T i
Lines. As we find the BROK pm t vpq ? I S on rtCIAL, all b report
CARDS on them with Sfprb tofll! it hVELLOW SALKS
CARDS. He. a few Had aferket t gYEIWW
i, at eignt o'clock, ac-1 7 '" mere and to send her t(
cording to an announcement Tuesday i scho1 in tnat PIa?- Mrs. Hulm's re
- " Quest nlanorl tho oj.
i - ' manage-
Funeral services for the late Mrs. ent in a Vandt-y. The Benedictine
Tehthia Elizabeth Bartell, who died fsters did not wish to keep Francis
.., uunuuctea oy Rever-! , ,uu'u". n is tno rule of
end Leland W. Porter from th. i P"vate schools to follow thn in.tr.
..user nome Monday afternoon, at
1:30 o'clock. Interment was in the
Lee Mission cemetery..
"u3 ol ,ne parent or guardian who
provides for the pupil's maintenance,
and for the Benedictine Sisters to
have released Frnnnu ,..ui,,.,.. tI.
"1.11V.UI E1U1.11
J he Lady Macabees will tu,a s consent would have riven tri
card party in the Maccabee, hall, in srounds for civiliactlon aealnat the
1 ;i j I floillai-ii v An4n. . m.
E. Clanton, of Bonneville
ial visit to Salem Tuesday.
N. Needhara about Baby Chicks. e"'fn! IT' v -Wetay
feti'te St. Phone 400. 309 fl i"g &t.8 0 Clock' The P"15""
. lu unenn,
, ralk"; off TiPton, Iowa, was Louis Aral and M. W. Mahonev, ad
ig the out of town visitors in ministrators nf th.
P. Tuesday. Aral h.v. m
. ...v .u, m-vuum in tne
estate's affairs. Disbursements of
A. C.-Salem club dance tonight. 2037.42 and receipts of $2341. 0T are
30g. noted, in the report, leaving a balance
t , , t-v.u. ivuiiuiusiraiors nave been
. Hutton, of Yamhill, attended to disarged and the estate is declared
... t ... . to be settled and .itnat ...
coo i.iiBiesiH in me cny xuesaay. j - .
mi. . Tri mi . ...
xt t t , . ,1 "e -iiiuii ,uii company- or Cantor-
N Needham about .Baby CMckth!- has begun the construction of a
1 niung station at. the corner of State
" .- ''?,l-amt High-streets, directly opposite
C. Thurfow and family, pt Port- the Oregon Electric station. The esti-,
while on their wav south, were mated cost of the station ia 11 una
Is Tuesday at Hotel Marion. and it will bo completed about the
latter part of January.'
C. -Salem club. dance tonight.
308
In the custody of an , fcr fmn.
, T u o. ' Port Stevens, Nelson' Croshaw,- 24, al
and Mrs, .John Stow, of Eu- leged.ta!have- deserted from the fort
are the guests of Salem friends about three W6ekg ,Af. ...
g a brief visit in. the Capital Monday afternoon tn ho rt.,m .
: i" 1 , - - th postto answer tot the. court martial.
. , Croshaw was arrested at the farm ot
B.-Salem club dance tonight, his narentH.: near pv a.i,,..
308 day, by Chief of Police Variiey and
; Officer Morelock.
toert Scott, of. Billinss. Mont. . t w
led over in Salem-Tuesday en - Tn the Harriet M. Hockinj estate,
to him home. H. C. Mageuren has filed final account
1- iiu in neanng at juage iiusey s
A.' C.-Salem -club dance Tuesday court Monday, the-estate is declared
p-1a-i1 nrtlloa a va nnr. nAttlo1 a nrt nlnaatl an1 ilia Mn,tla-.n ..
Invited. 308 tor Is discharged from his duties. The
. ' '' ' ' known heirs are: Ada M. Maeueren. a
kn Foster, operator of a large hop daughter, residing at Salem; Agnes C,
near Dallas, was in saiem xues- vumicimiin.
I . InHillio OnI
pn Dtisiness.
academy. And so, for the first occasion
in tne mstory of "the school, the Bene
dictine management decided to go to
court and to receive leal authority
for any action taken In the matter.
Judge George G. . Bingham, heard
the habeas corpus procedings Monday
and after beine reassured that nt
Hulm wag financially able to provide
ior tne care of the little girl gave the
Benedictine Academy authority to give
Francis over to her mother's care.
" ''Francis, do you wish m .-nh
your mother?" was the question mo-
pounded .Francis by Judge Bingham.
Francis replied, "Yes, I wish very
mucn to go with her, I love mv ninth.
er -and also" my father."
When asked why. her father had
tried to keep her away from . her
mother Francis said that she did not
know.
Probata Court. '
Mary A. Boggs, estate: an
tent jW. Guardian's bond on sale
or real property.
Mary A. Boggs, estate, an iv.,.
petent person. Oath of guardian 11-'
censed to sell real property. "
Marriage I.Uvnse.
John V. McPherson, 81 a general'
njaiK S-?:- c.f Seattle Wash., to Mvrtle1
Eva James Astley, 2&, or the Marion!
no.ei, faiem. i
Jay "W. Shipley, 47. a farmer of'
Underwood. Wash., to Alma E. Jew-
ett. 88, or Salem. I
Fred S. McCall, 34, a farmer or 114X I
North Commercial street. Salem to!
Fannie M. Shaffer. laeB w...v, ...v. I
street, Silem.
DAILY. STATISTICS
Died.
ROSS James E. Ross. 83, at a local
J hospital Monday. Funeral ntrnnim.
ments not completed.
UNEE
mm here
GROWING FEWER
a. naiie-hter. Riphmnnfl
Indiana, and Frank L. Ausbourne, re
sidence unknown.
it Breastpin of old ivory set In i ' "
Finder return to this office. Re-1 Contrary to a former report the
. 308 baDy clinic will not be held Friday at
" i' . the Commercial Club, but will be held
fe. H. L. Clark, or inn tsoutn "' .
tierclal street is visiting her, January 10, accoraing 10 an announce-
kter, Mrs. Hiram East of Port- j'meni .lucsuay. i.o ciiniu whb nvin uui -
i ing uecemwer ueuauae ui me inuie
. ; ' ment weather. All mothers who had
0 Calendars for practical use. their babes registered for December,
r H Smith, McCornack bldg. , and who have received cards, are urg
' . jed to bring their babies to the clinic
b Ralph White announces that tne mm. n win ue iib.u ai me auU-
bnlor dancing Class win noia m i..... . -
far class work on Wednesday
Lhjr 91.- at 8 o'clock. The re
hiDJr 31, at o
her of the evening will be spent
Li nii.ini nnd a refreshment
ti.n,hsn nf tne Class oniy an
d. 3ua
Nazarene Church, 19th and
,n street will hold a watch
meeting beginning at 8 p. ra.
taber 31, There will be special
he and preaenmg ami au cnTO-
ime is assured to all.
' . . .. .. 1 rnn,ir T?r,
fin Edith wauey aim a. ...
I, well known in Salem, were
S Portland on December 30.
' ...7,, ihoir home in Rose-
where Mr. Roland is engaged in
less,'. '
will be a community dinner ,
A meeting of the players and cap
tains of the Commercial Basketball
T,ra uHll h helil lit tb Y. M. C.
re A. Tuesday night, when the final line
ups will be cnosen. January o win
mark the beginning of the annual ser
ies of games. The league was formed
little -more than a week ago, and the
teams have been busy since In dili
gent practice, and the tournaments
promise to be close and interesting.
re
on
Loss of a purse containing $74 in
bills and about 90 cents in change
some time Tuesday, was reported to
police by C. B. Wrilbourn. Wrilbourn
came to Salem Monday night with his
wife, and stayed at the Salem hotel.
He does not believe the purse was
stolen. It was a small black leather
folding bill book. Its loss leaves Wil
bourn with only $1.20. He came to
Salem seeking work. Anyone finding
the purse is asked to communicate
with the police.
- ot 1 n. m.
son ix l " " , T. ,n
Years day, January i. u
fc,.pe spread. All will ne weicm..
h1P and-bring your enure..
During repair worK now in i - .,.,. r, T n,,., Mt Ra
.. . -o- t p a b winning .oiiiait .
v Ir C ' A classes are sus-, lem Tuesday for Hood River to take
"S. M. C A. cusb Matheny. 40. into custody and
a until further nonce. tn)B cjf A w,,rrant
Indicating that the Infli.i nf un
employed men to the cliv la ..,t r
great as It was several weeks ago, the
municipal labor bureau in ol.iu in n.i
jemployment for all applicants, accord-
illlT tO CitV R,Wll-lur t'-.-l T... 1 .1
' - . ,ivv, iiritu
of that buseau, Tuesday.
During the recent snow storm many
unemployed men. driven from r-,
- The courfalso asked the little girl , na ,c,tle8,n Portland becaus of
If she knew why her parents had left 1 .Jjm!t0Jni' came t0 Sal6ra!
Mm-th nuirni. ,j . ana tnat, with the number of school
"mad at him and wanted h.mTn Zr ny of these
. . " " i",c 1 "ura c"y " Delved.
Francis, who is unusually alert and
bright, acted as interpreter for her
mother during the hearing of the case,
airs. Huim am not know about th'
"whiskey business" referred to other
than to say through interpreter thai
Peter Hulm had been involved wltk
the woman proprietor of a North t-a-kcta
drug store in arrests following
the sale of allotted liauor and thui
Hulm had furnished ball for the
woman, which action received the dis
approval of the community. Mrs.
Hulm stated that she intended to
await the return of her husband ami
that he would re-establish their home.
Francis is the only' child. During her
recent difficulty. Mrs. Hulm has found
a real friend in Mrs. Peter Baker oi
Oregon City, who appeared In court
Mondav and testified that Francis'
mother was able to give the little girl
good care.
' Ifl
To clean up the broken
sizes of this popular cor
set. Long hip, low bust,
in white and pink.
e,tec:e anss
Plain and cmhroidcrcd
Tlimnicd JU9
S:LKA!:DWCCL
RiiiiifAilTS'
Uig Sales Tables aro -loaded
with Remiumts, and Short
lengths.
hedr ios Angeles Papers Take
Action lolcsserTePaQs
Los Angeles, Cal 1. 80. To meet
the shortage of print JKper, a meeting
of publishers of soulhern California
dally newspapers today adopted reso
lutions embodying the rollowing pro
gram: Continuance of restrictions Dlncod l.i
effect during the war.
Elimination . of free publicity and
reduction of the volume of automobile
and theatre publicity.
Reduction of the size of heuding
and body type.
Increase or advertising nnd circula
tion rates "as soon as possible."
Ship's Compass Drained Of
Alcc'iGl; trew if a Dnrck
Mare Island, Cal., Dec. 80. The
ship's compass on the II. S. S. Ne
braska stationed here, has not been
operating since Christmas day, It
was said today by Lieutenant Com
mander Whedell, executive officer.
Several sailors were found drunK
on board the vessel on Christmas.
Whether tha alcohol which had
been drained from the compass was
responsible for the condition1 of the
sailors is being investigated today by
officers of the Nebraska-
The enmpas was valujd at more
than $5000, it is said. No estimate has
been, placed on the value or the grain
alcohol which disappeared. .
1
Ladies' and ChiWren's Handkerchiefs
Plain white linen
initial handker
chiefs. All pure
Broken line of
White Lawn. Em
broidered Initial
handkerchiefs
29c Box
in a box
- linen
29c Lch
childukn's
hani)ki;k.
CHIEFS
Broken initials
l?cE:x
3 in a Box
THESE ABE JUST A FEW OF THE SPECIALS NOW RUNNING Now
ones are added as stocks are straightened out since our BIG HOLIDAY BUKII
Quality
First
You Can Always Do Better at
Ji v ilOOCilGCCDGl
Who Always ff 6 Better By You
House Furnisher
HOME OF THE V ICTROIA
You get more for your
Money at Moore's,
roKO TRI TR WITH TWO TON
ATTACHMENT. lU'NH MKK A
'oscAifir ciNoracif
MOTOR & TIRE CO.
Tt Court Ktwt
Phnn it
Five Men Confine FiM
For Life Aboard Wreck;
St. John, K. P.. 1-"". 30 Five men j
continued their fight fur lire off the :
little llB'.iUiy) Cill(ie on (Mpe St. !
Sliolls earlv toilav. c'lnulna to til !
wrecked hulk of the Dutch steamer i
Antone Van Dilel, with huge s-;is
thibattn(nir "each ntinute to sweep !
them to dentil. !
At least twenty of the crew were,
bt'lleved driwned. Two bodies had
been washed up on the rocky const.
Portland Men Narrowly
Escape Death !a Accident
Portland. Or.. Dec 30. En rout to
their Beaverton homes after a Iodp
Heeling in Portland, C. VanKleek, C,
L. wortman and Herman MtJ!entine
narrowly . escaped death early today
when the automobile In whirh they
were riding went over ibe Terwiliger
boulevard embankment.
VanKleek was driving. He told the
police his vision was blinded by the
mil)
i '. .':r" : ; . ' vision was mwiw
Mc.Furgy. left Sunday night ior "ZZZ.?V j., The utomoblle wm wrecked
w where he will join his erai ny , Pmm Wortman ha a slight fracture or
i lt' Finning in San Jose. Unruh on complaint of Mrs. Emma h(. VanKteek wng wv(.rHy
Bert panning. '" .n,.m hia n-ife. that he had stolen . j , .nhiiv
eral months visit before , go ; . - from her. Matheny was
arrested By ooa mm u.
and Is being held for De Long
er.
envprm muuuw
U his home in Los Anl'-,Z Arrested by Hood River authorities
I. wn in saiem sin "" v. . . u.u ,
I v. tensive fruit Inter-
lr has veeu "
I and has extensive fruit
h Marion cuuuu,
BILWE BtHKr
IN
"WANTED.
Hi' SB AND"
prnuTZER xicht
I New Tears at Jason Lee Memorial
!m E church on Wednesday evening
a watch night and fellowship iHrvic
will be held beginning at 10:30 oVI.Kk
Thursday New Tears Day. Begin the
year well by going to the Community
Diniver at the church at 1 o'clock.
j... ..-inir Kew Tears Ep-
w x. Eiano co.
worth Leamw Pr at
home 15th and D streets. A hearty n-
vitation is extended to an io
New Tears with us.
Recovery Cf Woniaa Shot
i By Hasbard Is Uncertis
r Mrs. Wiida -
j wkito in compi4"t.TilhMr"snnday af-
(.trahand on a " .
tern oon
The !
brain after en
husbano on .... . nknuWB.
Tn;,Xt todged in Mrs- Pott.
llfl .
A rir starting In the vulcanizing
w&rks or the Telephone garage at Pen
dleton Saturday damaged the building
and IT cars to the value of f '0.
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ROBERT NVAaViCK:
Ibid ia the Hills
LIST TIMES TODAY
Ye Liberty
WE W1U PCnOHASE VOCIl
Used Furniture
Ranges, Heaters, Cook 8ioM,
Beds, Mattresses, Springs, Ilureaul
Commodes, Sew 1 n ( Machines,
Dishes. In (act. any article which
you wish to sell.
Call Us Up -Phone
1177
WHY?
We Pay Best Possible Prices.
Moral; It puts I In your purse.
Lucas & Needham
Ferry mi IJberty It.
PliONS W -
BUY REMNANTS
,"' AT THE ' ...',.';
Remnant Store
tU Nortk Couiaiwctil .
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rhlneM Mtdletse nd Tn Co.
l(l rawlifiii wbifh will fur qy
knows ii .
Ops BiiiwIt f 10 A. U. '
until (KM,-'
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NEW YEARS SPECIAL
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HIDES
and SACKS
WANTED
. Alw lank of All Kindt
Best Prices Omraataed
CALL 93
CAPITAL JUKI CO.
Tb Squaire Dl noass
871 CtxmkU it. Pbo
M SHOW TODAY
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