Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, April 24, 1920, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextSAn-KDAT.APKIL24. 1920. fiiTfiroood Town' . armory lo nig tit. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. ETKTT9 rll I5-Ball game. Sa- "rt, Idaho team. Ox- H"ieB.?"nt! RsiDa Men's AP"1 ,.rrlal dub. Commercial Rotorian lunch- iiarion. boob. Elks Scout night. ooo- 1 inrll 18. -n Hotel ilarion. nooa. Jm of Spring," opera house. "S? , i -Dairymen conven " Commercial club. 16 a.m. W". v" rtane. Com- Uar w" - nv M. Armory. May 7 Declamatory county schools. con- Armory " r Court House News r Circuit Court. Beilha E. Byley vs. R. H. Ryley. Tnford C Mil!, vs. F. W. Gaines. Araeded Complnt Arm "'a-L Finding, of Fact and j.dgment and Order. production areas in which the slate! will maintain patrols this year as ft j did last year, following the eovern-! mint s withdrawal ot its forces from the Umber. The preliminary declamatorv trv. ! ;out held at the Salem Heights school Pri)au n;nk.fc - u - , , j-- Mfeu., irsuuea m nrst honors Mr. Wood from Portland play, the .being awarded to Averv Thompson, eslophone tonight at armory dunce. Friday April 30,-winners of prelimta Ladles free. - - aries in eight other Marion county . . . . ; districts will meet at Satenr Heights One moment, please! In order to where a district contest will be held get a start and prove to this commu- j Winners of these district contests -will nity the abilities 1 pwess as a den-'compete at a central event at the Sa- ium, wn., iw m iime, uo your dental. iem armory May 7. worn at "Deiore the war prices." 1 have the best of references and do good, honest work by the latest ap proved methods. Office and residence 267 N. Liberty St. Phone U15. Henry E. Chase, D. I. S. 99 PAGE SEVEN A score of applications for men to work in hopyards and berry yards The Sweet Briar club met with Mrs. Arthur Tpley and Mrs. C. L. Blodgett Wednesday afternoon at their home on the Wallace road. Tellow daffodils were used as decorations for the house and as a centerpiece for the table at which luncheon was served. Additional guests of the club were nave oeen receiveu at me municipal ; Mrs. Carrie Bunn, Mrs. Earl Beckett labor bureau In the city hall, and Mrs. Homer Upley or Portland Mrs' today City Recorder Pace was busyiO. A. Noyes has invited the club to despatching men to the various Jobs.; hold its nex meeting at her residence Witii .tn coming of better weather! in Salem. It will take place a week m rvA m In r . trio r 1 .ma . . . ....... arti men irom Wednesday. w w.m akv uvuij; viiLerea on tne books of the labor office. Tonight, overall and apron at Auburn hall. dance J9 Hundreds Parade New York Streets In Overalls Garb ' f . New York, ApY. S4. Thousands of New Yorkers protested against the high cost of clothingtoday by watching an overalls parade of hundreds. The parade turned out to be in part a demonstration against prohibition. While elephants in blue denim and chorus girls in autoombiles were also lo the parade," hoi pol loi la patched up trousers and plain overalls were in the majority. ' uiris m gingnam dresses were al most outnumbered by girts in over alls. - Members of the Cheese club, who introduced New York to the overalls mode, were a bit disappointed. Lead ing the parade-behind mounted police they expected thousand of ol' clo" votees to swing in behind them. When the movement failed to materialise at the start, they hoped that the parade would gather greater momentum when Standard Oil Co. Makes Appeal To State Commission The Standard Oil company has ap pealed from the decision of the city council here in refusing a franchise to construct a railroad spur across Tur ner road andalong Leslie street to the public 'service commission. Notifica tion of the hearing on the appeal next Thursday at 1 o'clock was received by City Recorder Race this morning from the public service commission. The Standard Oil company explain ed to the council that it wished to have the spur? constructed to enable trains to run to the company's plant.,- The eouneil rejected the application on the grounds that by granting a -franchise to the company It would block any im provement that might want to be made in that vicinity in the future. Yakima county's delinquent tax sale A large copper still and 7i0 gallons will net the county about J-iO.OOO. Some of the taxes have ben delin quent since 1913. : ProlNiU! Court. Miss Mildred Garrett was elected vice-president of the Willamette fni- versity student body in the annual , 11 reached the heart of Broadway. election held Friday. Raymond Atte- Thousands went to Columbus Circle berv. heini? lhA nnUr .nMi... . ' In old clothes fnr the nt.rt nA . . V " president, w saunanimouslv elected to,raae but preferred to be spectators. 12:30 a. m today R. Cuns, who gave the executive office. Miss Edna Gil- his age as 20, and said that his home Inert received the office of secretary' ; - " - ' . ; . . ist Spokane, Wash., was taken tolciare Gillette was ewto ,..',' TJ TV T -11- A J. and Miss Fav Perinser th !ij"-'tOL"t A J A M.17V 1 1 assistant, was elected editor of the Collegian. Kendeth Power will act as manager of the student paper. ' - "Oregons prosperity shall be the Jfiss Ferrt Hebbs, who won fame in : ,ouic of discussfon by W. D. B. Dodson, raiding Copperfieia during Governor ; executive secretary of the Portland West's regime, is spending a few dyasi chamber -of commerce, when he talks the city Jail by Traffic Officer Mof fitt and given a bed for the night This . morning) he wits released, on promise t.'iat he would seek work and cease his wanderings. The Bsotherhood of American Yeo- men will entertain with m hn ar,.;ai Patrick Mullen, estate, reuunu W dance lVZ?'imZ.r estate. Inventory f hall. 229 Nroth Commercial ra'"" . uei, r Fiviius ui me oruer are ln- Md Appraisement. . t.rirlt Mullen, estate. KH personal Property. Marriuac Licenses. r,,, T Bovce, 36, of 1795 ikii street, a postal Gladys I. Conmiercial, Order to vitcd. . I Fancy Selma clotSs, full line col- ors, regular $1, 73c yard. Hamiltonss South ' . ' . ' 100 employee, to' ' " Barber, 24, of 1340 South Mrs. A. tE Stewart ,a tecaher in nits ueui iuui scnoui in Vancouver, Wash., arrived in Salem Friday even ing for a brief visit with her husband. Monday Luncheon visiting friends in Salem. Representative Looney of .Jeffer son was a Saturday visitor in Salem. Daily Statistics. Died COOK Rev. J. D. Cook at Woodburn tils morning. Funeral at chapel of Webb & Clough 1:30 p. m. Tuesday. This week's Drapery Special, full line Boston Scrims, all colors, regular 60c, 35c yard, Hamilton's. 100 BJby chicks. MO. - 89 Dr. Chalmer Lee George, dentist, 111 Masonic bldg. 106 H. B. McLean, manage rof the Mount Crest Abbey Mosoleum, was ft business visitor in Portland today. Reduced prices on baby chicks. Call today 558 State street. ' Phono 400. C. . Needham. - 9 Eloping from Sah Francisco. Calif ornia with a Maxwell touring car, Pearl H. Edwards, colored gentleman, is wanted by California authorities, according to reports received by Sher iff W. 1. eedham, Friday. Edwards left the California metropolis with a lady of the colored persuasion, by name Sue Perry (and other aliases.) A reward of (50 is offered for the capture of the stolen car, the factory number of which Is 272427, motor No. 2640H8. No description of the fleeing pair is given except that Edwards is likely to be found in the company of drug peddlers or boot-leggers. Pythian Workers "Back In Harness" After a period of inactivity, the Py thian auxllary of the Rred Cross has re-organlzed and will engage in relief and welfare work. At a meeting call ed last Tuesday, by the chairman, Mrs. C. L. Parmenter, the first since-the close of the war, it was decided to take up the charitable wok and a long sea son of actitivity is planned. A special meeting of the auxiliary will be held Tuesday In McCornick hall at 2 p. m. at which a final pro- TJ-i.i av,m)t- ,v, i,0. w ... ' iimtiea out. rne or- intendent of Plant No. 1, of the PheJSHn!Wtin rhich waB ""remely active 3. W. Globe, formerly of the Walk over Shoe company, of Portland, and . , . n TIn R7 A rhlnn- "tto uwcii tuning a. tuuiw Ol me- Th, body of Lea i Tip , 51 . China hag w wh odie dat his horn, six miles n Rl on oNrth north of Salem yesterday Is being held at the parlors 0 fthe Webb & . Cloush eompa "'.J ndin ar". Miss Joy Turner announces a pub- rangement. for the funeral. by her voiin pIanQ pu crd qnfA Phnne wt J mu. tiiui-uii, r 1-1- day April 30th at vlted. p. m. Public in- Conflrmation ceremonies will take place at St. Paul's Episcopal church tomorrow, when Bishop Sumner, of Portland, will be in the city for hiB annual visitation. The Bishop will preach the sermon at the morning services. Stockholders of the United States Dehydrating conipany have decided to operate the Walla Walla plant this year. ; Draperies MADE TO ORDER TO FTP : YOUR WINDOWS C. Hamilton S40 Court Street , L.M.HUM Care of . Yick So Tong Chinese Medicine and Tea Co, Has medicine which will cur any known disease. Open Sundays from 10 a. m. until I p. m. 153 South High Street Salem, Oregon. Phone 181 of rice mash for making sake have been found at a Japanese farm house near Yakima. HIDES and SACKS WANTED . Also Junk of All Kinds Best Prices Guaranteed CALL ISt .. The Square Deal House j 171 Chemeke,U St Phone III CC DrCBOTSeiU . OPTOflETRIST-OPTICIAN STATE STREET i AA o r.1l of. Rlp:M:n7 as uJ z: 8 TFT&c57je and 863262888826888882688 Meet Me at Millers before the bqsipess men's luncheon In the Commercial - club Monday noon. ' Mr. Dodson recently returned to Port- j land from the east where he made en extensive survey, of business conditions ; there, and in-hlo talk he-is expected to compare conditions in this state with those east of the Mississippi river. The luncheon will begin at noon sharp, and all business men are urged to attend. Following the talk by Mr. Dodson other subjects will be brought up for the general discussion of the business men. company in thisctty, has accepted position as manager of a large plant of the Dominion Canneries, Ltd., In Canada, and will leave in the Immed iate ftitucA urltli Vi i lamlT. ,n tram, dwelling at 479 South Capital h,g home , Toronto, Mp Schmldt reel, was issued today oy tne city hag ldenti(led htmgelf actively in civic affairs while in Salem, and hap won the respect and friendship of his business associates. . ... ... ' Bibj chicks, G58 State. Phone 400. 108 Permit to alter and repair his Reorder to A. G. Anderson. Costs of the work on the house will be ap proximately $350. during the later war expects to keep up its former record. Mrs. A. B. Gard ner Is secretary of the, auxiliary. All Pythian sisters are urged to attend the gathering Tuesday. Baby chicks. HO. 558 State. Phone 9 Lots, jeweler, watchmaker, Bx- Mrs. W. H. Parker, 1245 North Cottage 3treet, left for Portland Fri day where she will enjoy a brief visit with her shster, Mrs. C. D. Frazer. . . ... Report made by Murrel Putnam,! owing to the illness of Reverend M South 18th street, that a man was Leland W. Porter, pastor of the First Kmertn garound a neighbors house christian church, the pulpit will be me last night, was investigated by fmed Sunday by Frank L. Purnell. of If' yfficer J' V. White. Officer the Bible school of the University of laici reuorieu tnai ne couia. Oregon. iiu truce or tne prowler. Br. Wilbur, the Whistling Canary, ratertains tonight at armory dance. 99 Hon" Dancing, sinking and 1 "Revela- "l" music. Mooiu. hull tnnii'ht Tji- 41 free. Harley C. Pugh. 99 fearing that the man Is Insane and ttat he would cause some one harm, Payne, residing near Brooks, tele Phoned police last night to be on the a! for a man whom he described Wng about 5 feet nine inches tall, der build, wearing a light suit, "K shoes, and carrying a small Nndle under his arm. Payne said the feiiow has been iolterlng ""d his home and that later he heade4 socth toward this city. Jancy selma cloths, full line col " regular l, 73c yard. Hamiltonss - ,r 100 4aM8inS and "Rt'velation" music for ng at Moose hall tonight. Ladles Harley c. Pugh. . gj. ' JL!' foun(' bT Plic standing ?ecurb in f'"t of the Y. M. &1 dlns' 'n'as Calmed by Ivan WiiT?" 6' Sa,em- Police be- S ,,he bic' would be stol- '-lden;S:,head1Uarterat0 4 IubJI DraDery Special full I '5c yar' Hamilton's. , loo t. Moose hall, "Revelation" ' free' u g'"8 and "cing. La- u,!e. HarlAtr n . - . -' v. r 11 1' n iui 0 9 Members, out of town guests, and prospective members are invited to attend the Johnnie Jones dinner at the Golf club, Blossom day, April 25. The dinner; will be served from 1 to 3 o'clock. The funeral for Lee Tip, China man who was found dead in bed at his home north of Salem last night, will be held at the chapel of Webb & Oldugh at 2 p. m. Sunday. Burial will be In Odd Fellows cemetery. Lee Tip had been ill for several months, and his death is attributed to that cause. Mrs. Ernest Lister has been appoint ed honorary vice chairman of the democratic-state committee. SHIPLEY'S After May 1st will be known as the pay as you go store. $ WOODRY BUYS and SELLS EVERYTHING Phone 510-511 270 N. Commercial St. "WalfeW" TaItan th nlnrwh of tinna 0ju1l ; iininlt for less. 7 Max 0. Buren 179 North Commercial W.W1I00RE House Furnisher HOME OP THE VICTROLA- You get more for your Money at Moore's. Buy Remnants AT 'THE Remnant Store 854 North Commercial Have You Joined Overall Club? 7 We do not sell Overalls, but we do sell GrlNGHAM DRESSES We have just received a shipment of Gingham Dresses made from the best quality of Gingham, in Plaids and Stripes, made up in atyles that are neat and dressy, trimmed in contrasting materials that gives every dress an individuality that makes them very adaptable for morning wear, while marketing and presiding over the household duties. . . 1 The line is very complete, including sizes for the young miss, up to the matured matron. Every garment is honestly priced, ranging from $2.00 to $7.50 New Arrivals Infants1 Toques Silk Crocheted, in Wh'ite, Pink, Blue, Red. mmBm the I " L. L GbodGoocfd. George Heller, S. J. Smith and W. F. Davidson, appraisers In the Patrick Mullen estate have returned an In ventory of $11,800 in real and person al property. In the estate of Mrs. C. A. Koester, an order has been issued by the coun ty court, appointing L. K. Siegmund as administrator and G. J. Moisen, A. M. Byrd and Alois Tanzler appraisers of the estate. 6a, 'ey C. Pugh. " "m-y tonight Mta tort!lL' s:hm'dt's auction sale '""ay a paper. 99. JVific lodge No. 50 A. Jr A' M' work 'n M- M. aeree this evening 7:30.. 99 TOM MIT l.V AI. ST. JOHN IM "SHIP AHOY" An amended petition, upon which an order-was issued by County Jndpe W. ' M. Bushey, Friday includes the name of Faye A. Allen as an heir in the estate of Geneva A. Allen. The name of M(S Allen, who Is a daugh ter of the deceased, was Inadvertent ly emitted in the original petition fil ed by R. G. Allen, administrate!. Divorce proceedings by Bertha E. Ryley against R. H. Ryley were riled in the county clerk's office Friday. The couple were married at Salem, September" 9. 1818. There are five children, three of whom have attain ed legal age. Mrs. Ryley alleges that her husband deserted her In 1910. but that he has partially contributed to the support of the children. She asks a decree and J50 monthly a com bined alimony for herself and for the maintenance of the two minors. M. A. Flaherty of Mehama. trans acted business in Salem Saturday. Thomas Ives, well known Rickreal farmer and resident was a Salem vis itor. Saturday. , I Edwin L. Chaloraft of'Siletz, spent : Saturday in Salem. - , I Fred Gruessing of Aberdeen, Wn., .visited friends in . this ity Saturday. i State Forester F. A. Elliott left this morning' for La Grande where he will aliend a session of the Tnlon-Wallowa ; fire p.Ttro! asoelntinn. Elliott return-j vi Frtd ly from Clatsop county where f . . ', V - vi " " J 'a f F .'VuV ". ' - I , ' " i ' :':-'vi ;': 77 w' :': .7.-7 7 V-7:77' :7::": '.'..:':ty i ?v ' ' :.'""7'7 A' ti v Px - ' f I Mi ,iiniiiMnsiif'. ;.,.., kuniii y f s, : JC" ' '" 'W t-i$m&& tewd-fr cts w - - ivawii mM.i !se!'x.c . " f" mam, e, hM'.mfim'-7:'-- If ,. .7n' i " ' ' - ' li i , - . J.. .-rf - rii vt- i-i"V it,.,, lia- - ' "Mm mAe"flr" -Miltlllb4m..li, M ttll.M.llflMMfrr. m.am.t J 4 Copyright 1920 Hart Sduliiwr & Man You can Economize by Buying Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes T0T LOSE YOUR PRIDE," BY ALLOWING YOURSELF-TO BECOME SHABBY IN APPEARANCE. IT DOESN'T TAKE WILL. ruvr.n iu uu iiia. rnip to rishop'S AND BUY YOUR SPRING SUIT. YOU TAKE NO CHANCE TO LOSE IF YOU PURCH ASE HERE. Salesn W leu Mills Store CP. BISHOP. PROP, Y FAMILY IN MARION' AND POLK COUNTIES A PATRON ff r"