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FEBRUARY 21, 1920. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL FACE FIVE fill Around Town I ports that he had bn swg acting strangely on South l2ih street, were ' received. Friday evening was permit !ted to go to his home at' 13 90 Waller street. Mr. Howard la under th. -r. - jot a physician who Touched for his oeuer conduct tn the future. ci'BREVr EVENTS The Kafoury clerk progressive club jfc which wa formed fnr th nimMaa Misappropriation (uan no ivuncu IW lltlf purpose kA 1 f , ' of bringing employer and employees, ! "dependence stage here V tots closer ILCL B KNOCKED RECAIL OF ANDREWS SALES OF ART1Y STOCKS J. T. Conway, manager of the army snles store, located here, states that absolutely the largest shipment of es eontaet. with greater effi- ,?'da as ar!1uted to a man namea . 7,.m Autoiwibile .olency i the store and better service ",Bvm,e"' ,n a WP" made e iargw snipment or es- frt. :i.-"'m A" to the public as its ultimate object,!"0" by R -R- Williamson, of Port-( Pedally selected, tinned bacon to be . am""'- memorial held its usual monthly meeting Tues- Uln.d' Mr" wJ"mson "aid that received in this city, arrived in Sa- . Joint Bierao ' . and his wife h.irt ridd.. i. . flem Frldav. The shiument h. r... Hies D. A. R- ana ' tloDS. armory J p.m. ".J .J-Monthly meeting jlnJ- Mens league. SewercUl club. P- "Tr-Kotarians e ' i to" the Flwt Congrega te -on i! Jce a. armory; fve n ..nrfljil C1UU. day, February 17. The business meet ing was followed by a social gathering and an elaborate dinner was served. The entire personnel of the club was in attendance. ' j mscheon Commercial ! "Th -v-Meeting of Moth- St" oi Lincoln school. J.15 Mrs. Fred 8. Jacobs, formerly of Portland, where she was a prominent turn the suitcase. , club woman, and leader of social ac- tivities, has joined her husband in , Salem and will make this city Aer ; permanent home in the future. and his wife had ridden In the stage from Independence wl'h Mr. Cromley and when that man left he took Mrs. niiuamson's suitcase. It is believed to have been a mistake, and It Is ex pected by police that Mr. Cromley, upon learning of his mistake, will re- 5 Lecture recital at g p. ni. .... KhraPV. rherry City Bak- ' "in .ntertain Rotarians and friends at a The Flageol Truck and Tractor Co., Inc., has been organized In Salem, -land is established at 186 South High X street Charles E. Lebold, is president Aof the company and Daniel Webster J" civil war veteran la secretary-treas-T urer. I ai wives . .... or g (tuque. lem r nuay. rne snipment is repre sented by a full car load of lot of the government selected meat, the weight of the carload being 30,000 pounds, or IS tons. This bacon Is said tn be especially well packed and selected for over seas shipment under the original con tract with the government. The bacon Police said Saturday that they were Packed I" cans, the net weignt of ignorant bf a report in a morning pa- cn can inE 1 pounds and is per of "a prominent state official" ol1 at J-75 P' can- r about 23 staging a "mashing scene" - on the cent.Pcr pound. . street here Friday night when a girl, While this shipment lasts, mall or whose name was not published, slap- ers as well as counter trade will be ped him. Chief of Police Welsh said accepted. Checks will not be accept that if such was the case, and further ed ln ma,l or counter orders. Mall "mashing" should occur on the streets, orders must be accompanied by P. arrests will follow. He said that lem - monpy order or drafts and must is no city ordinance covering "mash- molude postage, which is 18 cents ing- at 6 p. m- .. . "Reeular meeting American Legion in armory i f: P- m- , ill lilt I'irv mir innt acwata a k TIT U. T, , , ' . O , . uau, cuins, mcai repre- r--te of disorderly conduct could be se,.mu, l ...u , was in ma(i,. . receipt of additional stock to replace per can within the 50 mile tone. Manager Conway also reports the carload of GMC's. satchmakcr, jeweler. Salem. I factory in January. .e funeral for Mrs. Rliia v.iohar Ih. He already ,haa Mcintosh. 6'2. who Hied at ha nm ... ..." lttnlula 111 t urn tirairrriiu nf U.. .... ClouRh com- wooi mxe& "blankets, 5; assortment sold the carload now enroute. which here Thur-dav will be held n h v, ouierem weiems ot au wool is expected any 'day. as It left th.!eh.or,he," & C'uV com- At V" MZri of cotton an 77 M M LVlnl Y- BU.'al Wi" bC thB -cotton double blankets, $3. $3.50 and liN W Henry Boedigheimer. well known ral giivertiin people were in mechanic here, has added a new busi Jmb Friday attending the auto nesa t0 the one he already has. He ,e armory. Among them has arranged with Mr. Burns' local u n-.tio nnd Wife. Iieber rnrnsnliiliva nt fho CliC tn hjln rfFlovfl i Allen and O. B. Bowen. the repairing department for the GMC " fuck. Announcement has been made that isTtanks of the city will be clasedj a. report that his truck had been ,v Mondav, honoring the birth- involved In a collision with a car '. ... Wnuhlnff- j. u.. vr unveil vy vreurgo ii. i aoiupson, oaiem route 8, is refuted by Ben White, well known transfer man. Mr. White states that his car was not under way at the time, but was parked on State street, between Liberty and Commer cial streets when the other car had a mishap and jammed into the stand ing truck. " v 4. woo, 6B cents. coUon A mMtm. f ,;, ,ku..i., '15 cents; Jersey gloves, 20 cents; e,. i, ...... . . .. matches, six cents; cream barley, 13 cents; tea, half pound, 35 cents; to the Salem Homebuilders Association will ho holrl at tk. Pn..,n..At.l " HID 1.WUIIIIC1 Vltll VIUU a,.i:j nnAlr D ... it 7:30, p. m. Thursday, according to . . V .., . V , 7 tf n.t unfa, hnttlaa UH itatita- aluminum hot water bottles, 98 cents; aluminum mess kits, 41 cents; , ,niversary of Cleorge Washing- m. L Gilbert reports the sale of Btia Sixes at the auto show to R. E. KBLK5 Union St., Salem; Dr. O. U hH, u S. bank bldg. This is Dr. Uiird Elgin Eix. There is a bum. Why? (Adv. Wis E. Vincent, Jr., son of W. B. iw.nt r,f Jefferson, has arrived in Owing to the Illness of either them selves or their families, six of the lo- Sn Francisco from Siberia, and is cal post office employes are absent m hi" WW home. He was called to from their work. James Baker and ike States by the Berious illness of his Frank Arnold, city carriers, Phil IHlfcf, Rlngler, carrier substitute, fedgar Dougherty, clerk, D. B. White and F. ' Yiati "TheWay to Health." LecM. Toothacre, carrier of route 2, are tin every Monday afternoon, 2 p. the absentees, - n. room 831 Hotel Marion. 47 j - I J. A. Dopplmaler, who claims to an announcement from the officers of the Cnmmeroi'Ml Pint, e,i-,la At this time it i niH ,n,.a. ,niJ0 Ballon ash cans. S3 be named, and probably manager and other officers. DENIED BY DANiELS ; Paris. Fen. SI. ; Rear Admiral Philip Andrews, cotunwnder of the American waxshiiw in the Adriatic. (has been recalled, according ta a ' Konie dispiitch to the Ilavas agency, jbi-cause of disorders which have oc tcurred at Spalato. I 1 Cof Yoia Ccttt Why not rent desk room in your office? There is always dt mend for inch space. Our Want Ads, at small cost, have helped man.' mat re duce their overhead expense tn this way. TheyTi Aeyou. Try them. ReadaadOsalkalMsalMsli THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Washington. Feb). SI. Emphatic denial that Rear Admiral Andrews. commander of the American war ships In the Adriatic had been recall ed was made today by Secretary Daniels. The executive committee of the Na ttojuil Consumers league adopted a resolution in New York last night urs iug congress to grant the full appro priation of less than SDttO.000 for the federal children's bureau and empha sising that the sum was $3,500,000 less than that allotted the, bureau of animal Industry. of justice, liquor dealers and whole sate ill ui;t;:.s.a relative to the points of conflict between the state and federal prohibit! m laws, according to Attor ney Uenernl Brown. The att-irney gen eral has taken the question under ad visement and exiiects to prepare an opinion within a few days. I Bn-miiwig.-i'i v.. . xvno'--.,- - STATE HOUSE A. H. Tarbell of Warren, Columbia county, today filed his nominating pe tition as a candidate for the republi can nomination for state representative from the twentieth district with the recrctary of state's office. J Application for an Increase in rate3 was tiled with the publia s jrvice com mission today by the Farmtrs National Telephone company of Tumalo, Des chutes couty. . Daily Statisiics. Died. M'ALLISTER Charles McAllister, 67, from Portland, at a local hos pital Friday. Body sent to Port land by Webb & Clough. ..I American Legion will hold lta have the largest stock of cars ready rtpilar meeting in tiie Armory Tues- for delivery In the state, and who has day evening. Wednesday evening automobile establishments In Eugene nnii.it Post No. 9 will sponsor a St Helens. Albanv. has Established duce, preparations for. which ' are hmself at the Great Western garage, ' appeal an-being made. .. 1147 North High street, and is ready to sell Grant Case and Stevens cara B wouldn't be spring without Haus-, The Dopplmaler company plans to a Brae, window display of baseball, extend its business to Medford, tnnlt and other athletic goods. See : Grants Pass, Klamath Falls and Rose 1 Way. 46 j burg. ft C Crystal, of Vaca Vllle, Cal.,' ia - Giving as her opinion that the it the city, visiting at the homo of hia large financial canters In the east fthew, W. H. Mills, 1790 North were "money-mad" and enjoying the Commercial street. Mr. Crystal will greatest prosperity In years, Mrs. Ag imw acquaintances at Dallas and nes Henderson, of Portland, stopped ether valley points before returning over in Salem Friday for a brief visit ill home in the southern state. iwith friends while en route to her " I home from an extended visit in Chl- 8r. 8. C. Stone can now be found cago, New York and other eastern BTjlet i drug store. 45 cities, Circuit Court, Marie F. Humphrey vs. William I. Humphrey. Motion for Amended Or der, and, Omended Order. Ann Potter, administratrix of the estate of Harry E. Fox and Hazel A. Fox vs. Mary M. Fox. Transcript of Dance Auburn hall tonight. Mount Crest Abbey Mausoleum provides everything that is best for Unit West, son of Wharton L. the permanent care of the deud here- Wat. ii reported ns recovering nicely after. Phone fi 33, or any undertalt irom an operation performed a short er. ' Ume ?o and is convalescing at the! nuiamette Sanatorium. Young West romlnent In the local Boy Scout "Wtation. - Kntlce; 0. J. p1Try and Earl. Wood "uyacetyline welding ut 805 Broad ny- Phone 1169. 45 'NOTICE Earl Wood, formerly of Liberty garage, and 0. J. Perry, wan shop foreman at Vlck broth w br several years, do automobile JJWring at 805 Broadway. Phono 55 Wood for sale, good 16-inch mill wood at new wood yard, Trade St. near Church St. Fred E. Wells. Call 1542 from 7 to 9 a. in. and after 5 p. ra. 45 liise George G. Bingham return- Saturday to his home in Salem, spending ten days ln depart- wt No. 3, circuit court for Mult- mah county. jUdBe Bingham was to the Portland bench to fill t"Porary vacancy created by the r of Circuit Judge Robert Ticker. Jhe Salem Cardinals, a team of lo J etball Players will meet the TLlea'. J c"'"mbla University VlT be "hlvea the Y. M. n Satur,lay "iRht. February alZr8"1' i Promised, the lo having defeated Columbia CVu??" of tnree ear- awm. I . " rcvlved a wood W2fiUMn."Bi on Trade street Mr. and Mrs. OL. Fisher of South Commercial street motored to Kugtim Friday where they will be the week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. ,1. Dan lei. They will return to Salem Mon day. . R. Monroe Gilbert, formerly of the Frame Shop and (.littery, is opening a craft shop and studio in the Bush Breyman building on Commercial street. Mrs. N. S. Wood, 1045 Hall street, Is recovering from a light attack of Spanish Influenza. The Mothers club of the Lincoln school will hold Its regular monthly meeting in the school auditorium Monday afternoon at 3:15 o'clock. " n?n .1,1.1 Murd u , n,lrcn- Mr. WeUs from , ha' 'he fin,t ' "4 w t ih-" F Timber It ta r S ' cord wo will ri Lr transfer, and Postmaster August Huckestein an nounced Saturday that the post of1 fice will be closed practically all day Monday. The general delivery and stamp windows will be open from 9 a. m. to 10 a. m. and city carriers will make one trip through the en tire city. There will be no rurul route deliveries. - Int. "2 use by Februarv ? ihool. " Ib probable that Indian and w!lsaid. His office m a! ro muaic wi" Pe "tudicd, but a A .lecture recital will be given Wednesday evening at 8 p. m. in the public library on "American music." Miss Mary Holman of the Willuni ette school of music will preside and the recital will be given by members of the faculty anV students of the 8. H. Heltzel, as administrator of the estate of Matthias Goodie vs. M. L. Eskew. Execution. Thomas Becker vs. George W. Morley, et nl. Order appointing guardian ad litem. Caroline Faber vs. George Faber. Affidavit In proof of mailing copy of summons and complaint. Charles Coghlan vs. N. Miller. No tice of appeaal. Charles Coghlan vs. N. Miller. Un dertaking on appeal. - In the matter of the estate of J. B. Leigh. Motion and order for exten sion of time within which to file bill of exceptions. Thomas Becker vs. George W. Mor ley et al. Motion for appointing guardian ad litem. Anna E. Hawes vs. William Wat son Taylor et al. Order directing publication of summons. Marriage License Elburn Thomas Sims, 21, of Wood burn, a farmer; to Jessie Rae Hicks, 21, of Woodburn.' galvanized iron. towels, 2T cents; bath towels, 45 cents; trench caps, 20 cents; compass, SI; iodine, 15 cents; hatchets, SI; wool under wear, $1; rubber hip boots, S5.25; raincoats, $5.25; new wool yarn, five ounces, CO cents; toques, new wool. 50 cents; mufflers, wool. 50 cents. Other articles are batncks bags, halters, leather gauntlet gloves, auto gloves, stag shirts, O. D. handker chiefs, sweaters overalls, khaki pants. All goods must be tuken from the store when purchases are madu, space being limited. Tractor School The Cleveland Tractor Co. will hold a tractor school at 121 S. Commer cial St. during the week of Feb. 23 to 28, for owners and those interest ed In the Cletrac tractor. Experts will 'be in attendance as instructors. W. H. Patterson Co. 45 Date of Business Men's League Meeting is Changed The regular monthly meeting of the Salem Business Men's league, will be held Tuesday at 8 p. m. in the Com mercial club auditorium instead of on Wednesday evening as previously an nounced, according to a annoucement at the offices of the league Saturday. The date was changed, it was said to avoid conflict with the big meeting of the Salem Rotary club that will be held on Wednesday evening and which will be attended by numerous mem bers of the business men's league. Several matters of Importance to members of the league are scheduled for discussion at the Tuesday evening meeting and all members are urged to attend. Incorporations. Articles of Incorporation were filed with the corporation department here today by the Owcn-Peeke Freed & Grain company of Astoria capitalized at $25,000. The incorporators arc w. A. Owen, A. S. Owen and G. F. Peake Increases in capital stock by Closset X- I levers of Portland from $250,000 to $-100,000 and by the Pacific Inter national company of Portland from $50,000 to $200,000 are show In cer tificates filed today. Restitutions of dissolution were filed by the Columbia Real Estate company and the William L. Hiller company, both of Portland. for ..v." " " "'c will N,(w.r M"rvh 1. v, Btreet. at be 30S Ba ft A. Special m lm lj "rau" or lodge No. 4 A. F , iTMh " ".. TBree- visiting "eicorne. 46 ""ROTIIT DAITON IXAME OP T"E YT KOV A ttXE! PICTTTRW more detailed announcement of the program will be made later. This is the third of a series of lectures to be given at the library during the winter. Salem Postal Force Badly Diminished Through "Flu The Salem postoffice is experienc ing severe handicap due to the pre' valence of influenza. Six carriers are absent because of the disease, an$ the remaining force is supplemented by substitute:: called In for the emer gency. V. M Toothacre, carrier on city mute No. S. is absent due to the fact that all immediate, members of his fumiiv are ifl from the "flu." Other carriers absent ore: Frank Baker, city route 1 ; James Arnold, city route 4; and Phil Ringle, general suoguiuie. Clerks who have been taken with the epidemic are Edgar Dougherty and Clay Barwhite. I.IHKRTV BOXDS New York. Feb. 21 Final prices of Liberty bonds today were: 3',4's, 96.04; first 4's, 90.70; second 4 s, 90.40; first 4 '4's 91.10; secom. 4V, 90.80; third 44'. 92.94; founn 4'i', 91.; victory 3 3-4's, 97.70; victory 4 3-4's, 97.70. Senator Wadsworth, speaking last night in New York, urged that 'mod eration rather than fanaticism, reas on than hysteria" should be exercis ed in the enforcement of tho natlon nl nrohibition amendment. Senator Miss Lucille De Witte of Portland, is spending the week end at the home of her mother, Mrs. O. K. DeWittc, 459 Oak street. Slight injury was sustained by a Ismail girl, the name of whom police could not learn, Friday afternoon whon she ran Into the side of an auto driven by O. R. Clearwater, 33 South Church i Wadsworth said he opposed govern street. at the comer of Church and;,nt ownership of railroads and he Mill street. According to a report of i a8K)1 tne , called Plumb plan of the accident made to police by Mr. irajiroad operation. I Clearwater the girl ran into his ma-j 1 j chine while she was looking in another J provisional convention with (direction. He said that he calien "prance and Great " Britain dealing !the girl s home and learned that heiwiln ajr traffic has been signed by was not seriously hurt. i Switzerland which heconies eriecinc March 1 it was announced in ueme. H. C. Howard, who was arrested Fri day by Traffic Officer Moffitt after nt- JOURNAL WANT ADd PAY JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY Reasons Why You Slaould nave Your Eyes Tested By Mo. I will test your eyes and give yoc the benefit of one-third of a century'" practical experience. For nine years I have practiced In Salem and satisfied thousands and thousands of people In Polk and Mar lon counties, correcting the eyes tr over 1500 children during that time. Among them were many cross-eyed children whose eyes 1 have straighten ed with glasses. I have every facility for the accurate testing of sight. I use no drops or drugs. I give you my personal attention. RKASOXS WHY YOU SHOULD M'SPKCT YOUR EYES If you have to make an effort see distinctly; for seeing, when the eyes are perfect, is free from conscious effort. If you suffer from headache 01 weariness after visiting the movtes theatre, or church. This is usually the outcome of eyestrain. If you lose interest in close work or get sleepy after reading a short while If you find, yourself frowning at your friends in the endeavor to see their faces clearly. If you suffer from constant or occa sional headache often severe. Tnit is a sure sign your eyes need Imme diate attention. I guarantee satisfaction In every re spect I change your glasses free of charge for one year, if necessary. Lense' duplicated while you wait. My prices are very reasonable fo the service and material you receive. Dr. Mendelsohn "Kits Eye Correctly." 210-212 Oresfun Building (formerly the Hubbard) PHONE 433 FOR SALE Household Fur niture Wo handle only secondhand goods. We have the name of be ing the fairest priced house in town and are proud of it, Lucas & Lucas Phone 1177. Liberty and Forry Many inquiries are flooding the le gal department of the state from dis trict attorneys, the federal department Evidence of good service. . The cour tesy of our staff, the efficiency of our management, the satisfaction of our clients Is am ple evidence of the superior s e r v ice rendered 4 jrcaiilai Rink Band Music Tonight Admission 10c Meet Me At Meyers i Every pN Depart- fZ 1 merit JV2 1 Another Month And It Is Spring This means light and dainty ap parel. To change the heavy somber garments for the bright cheery ones we all love to wear. I Our Spring exhibit not only in the Ready To Wear Gar ment, but in the yardage materials will meet every' desire and requirement oi the good dresser, who would look at her best and yet do it economical. Visit the store. Spend time at the SILK COUNTER, and see the new things we have. Inspect the beautiful GINGHAMS, VOILES, EMBROIDERIES and RIBBONS and then visit the READY TO WEAR SECTION and see the dainty SILK UNDERTHINGSthe WAISTS, SUITS, DRESSES, COATS and all those wearables so necessary to the well dressed CHILD, MISS or "MI-LA DY. When we cannot handle and show "GOOD GOODS" - QUALITY MERCHANDISE we will ceaie business. We allow no cheap, inferior, shoddy merchandise in establishment. our You Can Always Do Better At Quality First Quality First Who Always Do Better By You