Novemb M920
The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon
Page Seven
Cityfiriefs
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EVENTS
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Li House Notes
Sixty eight chiropiawiors were
admitted to practice in Oregon dur
ing the biennium ending October
1. 1920. according to a report fil
ed with Governor Olcott by the
state board of chiropractic exam
iners. The report shows receipts
for the two year period aggregat
ing $2728.53 with expenditures of
$1752.70.
A man wh.i .said hi name is W.
11. Gorterman gr en a bed In
the city jail last night.
Go-Between In
Building Trust
Among Indicted
New York, Nov. 6. George
Backer, millionaire son tractor, al
leged to have been a "go-between"
'in "building trust" activities now
under Investigation by the state,
was arraigned today on an indict
ment charging perjury.
While It was reported that Back
er was one of the three defendants
named in indictments returned yel
terday by the federal grand jury,
definite announcement was lacking
both as to the names of those In
dicted and charges preferred.
Bible School Worker to
Conduct Classes In City
An abandoned automobile, left
near the Kurtz cannery on Com
mercial street, was reported to po
lice yeeterday by F. A. Kurtz.
Circuit Court
L..,.., f'hi'ffinKs, administratrix
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At a student body meeting In the
local high school Friday, Novem
ber 18 was decided upon as the
date for the annuitl "Middy and
fehirt day." As is customary on such
occasions, all boys will appear in
'. middv blouses and all girls in
shirts. -Sophomores will also wear
a ribbon, at least two inches in
width, about their heads. By pop
u"iir consent it was agreed to ob
serve the day a month earlier than
usual this year, owing to the prob
able severity of the December
weather.
The junior league of the First
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b estate ot unar. -
vs Winner u
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for filing 0111 Ul Meilluuiai HIUIUH will cujuj yi.-
au-i s of "The Indians of the North-
i L McLood vn Karl .Nelson et west, ana a story rjy a. uonru-
eteul, Runuiiy ;ti lei iiuun t.
o'clock, in Rpworth hall. All young
people, of the junior age, or older,
are invited to attend the enter
tainment, and bring their friends.
L Complaint.
ICorwIius U. uearin ei ... .
fcC. Gearin ft al. order, peiuion,
I J. B. Kennedy vs pn
iand L. K. Splawn. -Motion to
on, nn Mini nUDDIB"
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Rr . ' . . held at the Y. M. C. A. tomorrow
rotate Conn '4:0 will be principally for the
W, r.atate. Petition I uojr .n -u. ......
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Marriage Licenses M" ' " ,';
fj K Clovd 26 of Salem, a la- one or tne principles oi me ing..
to Myrtle Kirne. 19, ol Sa- r J tluU!)- V4-
King, uuuu jJiLtuitra nm Miwiin,
British Expert
On Fruit Is To
Visit In Salem
Just to become fully advised ai
to fruit conditions in the Willam
ette valley and especialy to become
familiar with the prune nfarke!
one of the largest 'importing firm
of Liverpool. England, will send it:
representative direct to Salem. This
information was received today li
the Oregon Growers Co-operative
association.
The firm of Atexal.gPCt-ichtoi
& company of Liverpool, writes the
association as follows
vve nave agreed tiij-ebablv
the best thing thai j leTuiillii do
would be to visit, you 'rfflalem. Ou
representative, A. J. A. Willson has
made arrangements, fur, . leaving
Knglaud on the lastd ;tiy of ' Octo
ber by 'Imperator,' sailing from
Southampton. It will .probably be
the first days of December befor
he reaches Salem. We trust this
visit of his will go a long way to
bettering trade conditions. We
hope and believe it will establish a
good felowship between us and that
it will mean a rapid development
of our trade together."
William Fox, George Oliver,
incis Kinck and Verne Ferguson
! dinner guests at Laussanne
Thumlay evening.
1 Wanted a flocr show cane 4 or
left I0HJ. Phone 1550. 266
Ihlmon 7 cents.
Me 211.
Fitts Market.
I A livelj rally was heul Friday
Willamette university as
iwd-off for the football team,
Men leaves Saturday morning to
I Pacifie university at Forest
! Ike home of better sen-ice, mod
pe prices and largest stock.
fetb ami Clough, funeral direct-
266
I Love, Jewel.,!, watchmaker.
Sa
ill Salem War mothers arc re-
Wed by tne president. Mrs. T.
Carsi-n. to attend the funer.il
TOes of the late Privnt. f-vti.
ptoF -vho was a Tuscania victim
I HIS. Services air m l,r- i,M nt
Wck Sunday afternoon from
Bi'sdon chapel.
Musical Bureau nresonts
P Henry, pianist, Fri. Nov. 12,
M .net 11-,,.. . '
-i.ii,.. li.iuer, con-
April ;5th. Season tickns
; .! Li. 'i. C Wlll'o mm A
fWle Koowtand's. Mail orders
tox office onen r:,-.r,,i ti,,,..
lJ. nth. 9:30 a. m. Single
to 1st concert Jl. $1.30
fhtarhl Review 12.50 ner VMr
mm time only. The Ace, 127
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lvernnr ftt,. .
w.tuu ii, nay nonored
Station from the governor
Nana for the rr.n,
""MoEoeman. Mont., whl
The funeral of Curtis W. Will
son will be held tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock under the aus
pices of the American legion from
the Rigdon chapel. Interment will
be made in the Lee Mission ceme
tery. .Yoyng Willson went down
when the Tuscania ws torpedoed
off the coast of Scotland.
A vicious dog is bothering chil
dren on their way ti and from
school in the vicinity of 24th and
-ak streets, Mrs. C. C. Harris told
police yesterday. Officers will investigate.
Ralph Watson told police that
his car was stolen Friday. It was
later recovered, he said.
Mrs. GladyB Gamble, who resides
on South 13th street, is enjoying
an extended visit with relatives in
Portland. Before returning to Sa
lem she will spend a few days in
Oregon City, as the guest of friends
Phez Prunes On
Local Markets
Phez brand prunes today made
their appearance in the Salem
stores where attractive window
displays are being shown.
Phez prunes are packed in ten
pound cartons with an attractive
four color wraper of buff and blue.
The main feature of this wrapper
is a beautiful reproduction of fresh
prunes which are shown dropping
from the bounteous hand of ore
gon.
It was stated at the Phez com
pany's office today that Phei
prunes are the combined result of
an idea and a situation. The idet
was that Oregon prunes could bi
sold in. cartons. The stiuation was
that the ordinary channels for
prunes were sluggish. Hence the
Phez good-will and the Phez high
powered seling force were hitched
to Oregon prunes and the first car
moving to CIiicagoj.tQday is the re
suit. ti flHIBI
Four Apply for
Water Permits
T tir Il.,.,clli. f,C A -l i ,t r, n nwi.
Tommy" Golden, a student at o -
the Oregon Agricultural college, I ' " - jo)io ,.cte,
on 148.56 acres of land in Morrow
la in uem over tne wees, ena en
joying a visit with relatives and
friends.
Will T. Kirk, industrial accident
commissioner, and Prof. Frank B.
Shepherd, vocational director for
the commission, left Friday morn
ing for Sale Lake city where they
will attend a national conference
on vocational rehabilitation of in
jured workers, next week.
nffi-
FJaMed on
ttkone is
a statutory charge
under .arrest in Port-
pitted y aa-ex.
- ousmess at Tyler's drug
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m"itehing 10c
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per yd. Mull
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.uuiumg.
All members of Cap
iltal pRl No 9 the
lAmerican Legion, are
.hereby requested to
assemble at Rie-rtnn
undertaking jriorg.
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Wheeler county was first
uf-ual this year in filing its
cial election returns with the sec
retary of state's office. The re
turns were received here Friday
morning. The county clerks have
80 days from the election date in
which to make their returns to the
secretary of state.
Three fatalities lire included In
the list of 428 accidents reported
to the industrial accident commis
siort for the week ending Novem
ber 4. They are L. H. Fray, logger,
Glen wood; J. E. Stonehooker.
pondman, Peede; Evelyn Hall,
waitress, Portland.
Mt. Angel Man
Arrested For
MakingLiquor
Joe Fallister of near Mt. Angel
was placed under arrest by federal
agents Friday afternoon and taken
to Portland on a charge of operat
ing a still. A still of a gallon ca
pacity was found on Fallister's
farm with about a pint of moon
shine whiskey, it is stated. Fallis
ter was taken to Portland
county, according to an application
filed here with State Engineer Cup
per asking for permission to ap
propriate the necessary water from
an unnamed tributary of the Col
umbia river.
Other applications covering wa
ter rights have been filed with the
department here as follows:
By John Harder and William
Itoork of Milton. Oregon, cover
ing the appropriation of water
from Dry creek for the irrigation
of 45 acres in I'matilla county.
By Harry M. Stimson of Myrtle
creek covering the appropriation of
water from Slide creek for the irri
gation of 15 acres in Douglas
county.
By W. W. French of Kerby cov
ering the appropriation of water
from Althouse creek for the irri
gation of 30 acres in Josephine
county. i j
G. O, I'. Iiivutltn Georgia.
Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 4. Tennes-1
see and Louisiana were not the j
only states in the "solid south" j
in which the republicans made un
expected gains. Latest repjorts j
from Florida show that" Senator j
Harding carried a number of !
towns, including St. Petersburg.!
Orlando and Daytona. The returns
fr.om the outlying districts are I
eoiping in very slowly and repub-!
lican leaders predict they will show
further gains.
For the first time in history
several towns and country prec
cincts in the sixth Mississippi dis
trict gave republican majorities.
Some counties in Alabama hereto
fore strongly democratc also re
turned republican majorities.
in two congressional districts in
the south, the Seventh Alabama
and tenth North Carolina, the re
publican candidates for congress
have made charges of fraud and
threaten to contest tho election of
the democratic representatives.
A politician doesn't feel that
he has made an earnest cam
paign unless he has managed
to insult every friendly na
tion on the globe.
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAT
MRS. C-ViMt A (;. KSSOX
Mrs. Clara G. Esson, field secre
tary for Bible school work in he
Christian churches of Oregon, will
be the principal speaker at the an
nual Bible school rally scheduled to
tage place Sunday, November 7, at
the First Christian church in this
city. Mrs. lesson is considered an
authority on Bible work, and her
Southern Bankers
Organize Foreign
Trade Corporation
New Orleans, La., Nov. 6.
Southern bankers met here today
to plan the organization of a $12,
000,000 foreign tiuding corpora
tion, which will establish banking
facilities to market the agricultural
products of the south in Europe.
The plans contemplate 'establish
ment of branches in Cuba and
South- and Central America.
Charming Society
Bud and Entrant
At Dog Show
Requisition Denied
Governor Olcott Friday after
noon denied rt requisition from the
governor of Nebraska asking for
the return of Maurice H. Hutch
inson to Alliance, Neb., on a
charge of automobile theft. At the
hearing in the the executive cham
ber it was shown that Hutchinson
had no criminal intent in holding
out the car which he had left in
a gjirage pending a settlement with
the Jones company of Alliance by
whom he had been employed aa
traveling salesman.
Tuxedo, New York, was the Mec
ca of society ' recently when the
first annual dog show was held
there. Many prominent society
us: OBF attended with their star
entrants The photograph shows
little Mirs F.mily Davis, daughter
of Mrs. Preston Davis, with her en
trant, "Snowball," which carried
off a prize.
Special meeting of Sa
lem lodge No. 4 A- F. &
A. M. this evening. Work
in the M. M. degree 266
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"Black Birds"
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Leather
Goods
;m)VI.s
PURSES
COATS
BELTS
SHOES
(,1'N CASES
RAZOR STROPS
Our Leather Goods "wear
like leather" because they
ARE leather. The BEST
in leather goods is not only
a source of pride, but a real
economy.
Hauser
Bros.
We are not pleased unless
You are.
appearance in Salem is regarded in
church circle aft a rare treat.
The new pastor, Reverend T. J,
Evans, will conduct al the services
Sunday. Mr. lOvanw was pastor ul
the local church twenty years agpp,
and since that time has filled' the
pastorates at Red Bluff, Sati 3am
and Sacramento. California.
The Bible schoolorchestra, con
signing of twelve pieces, and ac
companied by the pipe organ will
present a special pi-gram at the
rally consisting of the following
numbers: Opening, 'The Stars and
Stripes Forever," Sousa; inarch.
"All America," J. S. Zamanik: se
lection, "Nearer My God to Thee,"
paraphrase; selection, "Tannh-uiM i
March" R. Wagner.
EYE TALKS
Are you a bookkeeper,
stenographer, draftsman, bench
pvorker? 'Is your occupation one that
requires you to use your eyes
continuously for close work
Such occupations put rrtaxi
iU.um task upon the eves. Men
and women who earn their liv
ing in these ways should gfve
oxceptional attentiofln : to the
care of, their eves.
Pa rt i c u 1 ar pa i n s sh o u Id be
taken to make certain that the
light falls upon the work from
the right direction and that it
is neither too strong nor too
dim.
- Then the eyes themselves
should be watched carefully for
symptoms of strain smarting,
blurring, pain in or about tho
eyes, headaches, nervousness,
undue fatigue.
If you have the slightest sus
picion that your eyes are being
strained, do not wait -until seri
ous i rouble develops, but have
us make a determinative exam
ination at once.
Morris & Keene
Optical Company
Rooms 202-211
Bank of Commerce Building
Salem, Oregon
Meet Me at Miller's
Putting more sense into Prices
Puts More Cents Into the Dollar
During these times of readjustment the merchant and
the buying public must play team work. The merchant
in holding up the Quality of Merchandise , and fighting
down pricesy-the public, by supporting the legitimate
merchant who is playing the game square.
We stand for Quality First, insisting on the standard
being upheld in protection to our customers, and we
shall keep fighting for
LOWER PRICES
A NEMO CORSET KEEPS
YOUR FIGURE YOUNG
You don't want to lose your pretty girl
ish figure, lo you?
Then wear a Nemo Corset. It will sup
port your abdomen, and control any excess
flesh, which may have accumulated
through careless corseting. This will re
store and preserve the long, graceful, sup
ple lines of youth.
Select Your Nemo Now !
If you are inclined to embonpoint, you
will be delighted with Nemo Self-Deducing
Corset No. 327, which has a low bust,
graduated front steels, long skirt and
special Self-Reducing Straps.
Fall shipments are now complete. Consult our Corse
tiere, she knows.
Here's a Corset Special that's a
Money Saver-A scientifically cor
rect, SPORT CORSET, beautifully
finished in pink brocade.
Specially Priced $2.48
MILL
Good Goods.
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VALUE RECEIVED
AND THE PRICE OF A CAR
When you buy an automobile, the car itself represents only the physical
expression of the profit and service you expect to receive from an auto
mobile. The real value of the car lies in its ability to perform as you expect
it to.
There is no price on this. You get it or you do not get it when you buy
your car it depends entirely on who sells you the car.
Without dealer responsibility for car performance, no car is a bargain,
even if you get it for a doiiar. With a good dealer obligated to make the
car givejwfrtisfaetion, any car is worth the price, whatever that may be .
The manufacturer puts quality into the car. The dealer puts actual
running ability.
Cars bought here are always what their owners expect of them.
SALEM AUTOMOBILE CO.
F. G. Delano 151 North HiRh Te,ephone 97 A. I. EoH
fHE GREAT REDEEMER"