FRTDAY, MAY 5, 1922.
FLEETING FOLK
MPSED IN
PASSING
. Hrnnn. builder ana
ac'tor of Salem. Is to leave
com"" . tnAv nr tomorrow
'"expects to be. gone all .urn
n"1 v,.inMi. Since his return
' Mexico, Mr. Anderson has
bfe uest 01 S 7
- raY W. Hlckott, of McMlnn
and new state bank eiamin
l'l in town on business today.
Is registered at the Marlon hotel-
' ' '
i w. Norblad," candidate for
,1.a otntfiH renresentatlve, and
.lent member of the legislature
from Astoria, Is In town today on
business and registered at the
Marlon.
i o Wvatt. prominent attor
ey of Linn county, Is registered
,t the Bllgn not8'-
Ur and Mrs. C. A. Huntington
,t Eugene are at the New Ter-
; minal. . ' ;
F h. Johnson of . Walla Walla
registered at the Bligh.
' o n T, Rrown of Roseburg is
registered at the New Terminal.
Buy your films at Bandies. 110
' police announced today they
' ir seeking Aden B. Packard who,
jt is belleved,may be In or near
galem. unicers sam mey uavt
mme information for him.
Sandies once Bandies always.
110"
Recent rains failed to hamper
Mr. and Mrs. S.. P. Kimball ir
their fishing Wednesday. Leavinf
Salem at 3 a. m. they . went tc
Oregon City and returned to Sa
. lem late in the afternoon with thf
limit.
See our new showing of hats ir
ill new shades and priced right
(4, $4.60 and $5. The Man's Shop
416 State street. , . - 107"
Eight hundred dollars is to bi
speut in altering. a garage at 420
south Commercial street by F. E
Loose, of this city, according to f
' building permit issued to him yes
terday by Deputy Recorder Mark
Poulsen.
Sandie, formerly at Capita'
Drug store, now at Red Cross phai
macr.
Films in at one at six they 'n
tone. 110
A one story garage, which It tr
cost approximately $1500, is tc
be built by E. Kroeplin: of thit
city, at 1610 north Commercia1
street, according to a building
permit issued to him yesterday b
Mark Poulsen," deputy city recorder.
Pictures taken between 12 and
1, If left at Sandies, at 6 they're
done. - 110
With the comingor threaten
ed approach of Bpring, the num
. ber of men housed by request at
the city jail has steadily decreased
and frequently no "sleepers" art
registered. Last night one man
who gave his name as J. H. Gor
man was furniBhed free quarters
$38.50 will buy a high grade
Harley-Davldson bicycle this week
from "The Cycle Man' 147 S.
Commercial street. 106
Today Salem police were noti
fied by telegram that a tourinr
car had been stolen last night
from Redding, Cal., and local of
fleers were instructed to be on th(
watch for automobile and driver
The telegram was sent by Sheriff
James L. Richardson.
Harbison & Cleveland now at
229 State street, back of U. 8. Nat.
bank. Authorized Ford service.
Phone 298. 107
The Keizer school Is to have Its
closing exercises on Friday, May
19, according to Mrs. Mary L.
Pulkerson, Marion county super
intendent of schools, who spent
yesterday visiting at. Keizer and
Beuna Vista. The pupils in both
chools are doing very good work,
Mrs. Fulkerson said.
Don't worry. Smoke a Rose
Coghland long filler 6c cigar, at
11 stores. 109
Kimrod, on the McKenzie, is
Proving a popular resort for Sa
lem sportsmen, according to Will
. Steel and A. L. Parkhurst, pro
prietors of the hotel," who were
luting In Salem yesterday. A. J.
hn and C. B. Cross were guests
"ere last week end, and recently
tc B- Brown and Harriett E.
Walton were visitors, the prop'rie
""8 said.
Harbison & Cleveland have
J"ed to 229 State St. Car repair-
ill makes. Phone 298. No ex-
tf ch
rge for service trips. 107'
See our new showing of hats in
'! fieW t V. - .1 . 1 1 J Ptffht
- uuaua a u u y i 1 1. ii i 1 r -
M4.50 and $5. The Man's Shop
116 State street. 107
I
asweial meeting will be held at
BdI1"11"1 scho1 Friday night,
fecial interest to voters arid tax
Myers Ward 5. Come out. 107
' ve. the Jeweler, Salem.
Baly chicks, 653 State.
. ' .
COMING EVENTS
May. 4, 6 and 6 Cher-
rlngo, to be held at the Sa-
lem armory under the au-
spices of the Salem Cherrians
lor tne benefit of the Salem
hospital.
May 6 Salem Floral so-
clety, Commercial club, 8
p. m.
May 68:15 p. m., junior
Class play of Willamette unl- ale
verstly at Grand theater,
"It Pays to Advertise."
May 6 Al Barnes' circus,
Foiytenth street ball park."
May 6 Marion county
spelling contest to be held at
the Salem high school " at
10:30 a. m.
May 7 Blossom Day.
May 7. Public lecture I.
B. S. A., Derby hall, 2:30 p-
m. '
May 9General meeting
Salem Arts League Ubrarv.
May 12 Mary Schultz
violin recital, Grand theater.
May 14 Mother's day.
May 19 Election.
May 16-17 Apollo club
concert. Grand theater.
. May 26-27 Willamette
Valley May Festival In Sa-
lem.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
Hotel Bligh Arrivals
Court House
Circuit Court
Decree filed in the divorce suit
of Eva A. Nosker vs Cuba S. Nos
ker. -
Complaint to quiet title to cer
tain real property filed by David
Turnidgf and Wilma P. Turnidge
vs H. A. Wells et ux.
Probate Court
' Inventory - and nnnr&isftmpnt
filed of the estate of O. S. Hauge
giving value as $2885.
- F. W. Seeck of Lebanon, the in
ventor of a differential for motor
vehicles which Is said to have re
ceived favorable attention from
large manufacturers, was in Sa
!em today with a model.
At last, a long filler 6c cigar
.he Rose .Coghlan, at any store.
Try one. 109
Baby chicks. 658 State.
Season closes June 1st.
Hemstitching, 121 S.
Com'l.
107'
We buy and sell used furniture,
fjeise & Co., phone 464.
If your house Is for rent call
Grace Sehon, phone 768. Oregon
Cooperative Realty Ass'n, Patton
bldg. , 108
G. A. R. attention. Sedgwick
post will attend the funeral serv
ices of Comrade Charles Keyes at
Rigdon's parlors Saturday morn
ing, March 6, at 10 o'clock. Signed
by order of commander and adju
tant. .
Capital Bargain House buys
and sells everything. 215 Center
3t. Phone 398. .
The best vet: Rose Coghlan
'ong filler, 5c cigar, can now be
had at any store. I"9
Back to pre-war quality; Rose
Coghlan long filler, 5c cigar, at
any store. ln
The dav nursery Is a safe place
to leave the children for the day,
while mothers are busy elsewhere.
Rates reasonable. 1166 Ferry.
107
If you want them made dandy,
leave them with Sandie.
Films in at one at six they re
done.
Gus Hamburger, Portland; E.
C. Lewis, Portland; Ralph Jones,
Portland; E. C. Clement, Port
land; Walter Johnson, Portland;
W. M. Price, Portland; A. C.
Fougue, Portland; A. Inglts. Port
land; C. F. Dismer, Portland; t.
F. Drake, Portland; R. E. Grady,
Portland; M. T. Foster, Portland;
Geo. Reed, Portland; Carl Bilsted,
Portland; A. M. Hand, Portland;
A. W. Morehead, Portland; M. E.
Short, Portland; Geo. R. Davis,
Seattle; D. M. Neil, SeatUe; J. R.
Wyatt, Albany: 8. Choen. Aihanv-
Geo. Hamilton, Emenclaw, Wash;
E. . bloat, O. E. R; Geo. Gothchalk,
0. E. R; G. N. Wright, Woodburn;
F. L. Johnson, Walla Walla; D.
Engle, Barnes circus; C. M. Car
rel, Portland; Fred Syp. Sacra
mento, Cal; Mr. and Mrs. L. A.
Byron, Sacramento, Cal; Jean and
a. snayne, Sacramento, Cal; A. E.
Thompson, Portland; J. Dapra; J.
L. Wood, O. E. R; Roy Baccett,
Seattle; O. Gardner, Seattle; Rich
ard Welter, Avon, Wash; R. C. Fa
lude, Portland.
Tags to represent bricks will be
sold for the benefit of the Salem
hospital all day tomorrow on the
down town streets and in busi
ness houses. Tagging will start at
9 o'clock and will continue until
5 or 6 o'clock. Mrs. Grover C. Bel
linger Is directly in charge of the
campaign and is haine- nanfatui h
MrB. William E. Anderson, " Mrs.
ii. J. Riggs and a group of twenty
four girl reserves from Snlmn hlirh
school. Leaders of groups will In
clude Miss Nell Coppock, Mrs. L.
K. Page. Mrs. F. W. Snl
others to be named later.
Day nursery, 1166 Ferry.
F. E. Shafer, trunks, brief cas
es, puttees, gloves, belts, harness.
170 S. Com'l St.
Dress up at the Man's Shoo, a
complete new stock of furnishing
goods at real moderate prices, 416
State street. 107
Born to Mr. and Mrs. George
Nederman of Jefferson. May 4. a
son, to be named Gerald Winston.
Burn more air. use Ipso cas. cnt
more power, install an Air Eater,
2i2 State, 660 N. Capitol, 410 S.
Com'l, etc.. or phone G45W for
demonstration.
Watch our windows for the
newest In men's wear. The Man's
Shop, 416 State St. 107
FIRST COUNTERFEIT
LICENSE TAGS FOUND
The first set of counterfeit 1922
Oregon automobile license plates
have just been turned in to the
state traffic department by Floyd
D. Brown, state inspector for dis
trict No .4. The plates which
were taken from an automobile
belonging to Mike Wiedenthal of
Estacada were formerly 1921 li
cense plates No. 22,615 which had
been painted over to resemble the
yellow plates of this year and on
which the year had been raised
to 1922. Wiedenthal was convict
ed and fined $50 for using the
plates and Brown vas awarded $5
by Chief T. A. Raffety of the
state squad who had offered this
as a prize to- the officer turning
in the first counterfeit plates.
Coast League Score.
San FranclBco 6; Vernon 4.
Los Angeles 2; Oakland 0.
Seattle 6; Portland 2.
Salt Lake 6; Sacramento 3.
Conan Doyle says the spirits
marry, but don't have cnuaren.
He is mistaking New York for
Heaven as all fletionistg do.
, Leave your kodak troubles with
110"
Sandie.
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111! 1.
PALMER Thalia Elizabeth, died
at her nome, nil !
May 4, at 6 p. m. at the age of
71 years. Wife of Alonzo Palmer,
who was bulled six weeks ago.
She leaves 2 sons, D. A. and E.M.
of Montana, three daughters,
Mrs. J. Lebold, Salem; Mrs. J.
E. Gray, LaComb, Ore., and
Mrs J. A. Southan of N. Dakota
Arrangements in charge ot
Webb & Clough. Funeral an
nouncements later.
KEYES In this city. May 4th,
Charles iveyes, age i
band of Mrs. Nellie Keyes, resi
dents of Seaside, Or. Funeral
services will be held Saturday at
10 o'clock from the Rigdon mor
tuary under the auspices of the
O A. R-, interment City View
cemetery.
HALE At a local hospita.i i
6th. Velda tiaie ub" -
body at the Rigdon mortuary.
Funeral Notices
i - .. thft late
Funeral - --r f
Manna ..M Sat.
mortuary under the auspices
ctoi RPV. V . V-'.
ir,. f nor tjiiiuietiiti-ei
3ervices City View cemetery
Mrs
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wel
irday
don
of
Kant
the
Duma'!
ana
will
pel
ineral services for - Welles . B.
ara hUHDana wi
srS. ' . , rinmars.
fatner oi cha.
be held Iran
g-.,rriv. May 6, at S.30 p. m.
Webb & Clough
LEADING FUinSBAL
DKECTOBS
EXPERT EMBALMEES
Do You Know
We sell Men's Athletic
Unions for 75c and 98c a suit.
Fine cotton ribbed Unions at
85c, 98c to $1.25; these are
North Star Brand.
MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS
A new line at lower prices
of $1.25, $1.45 to $1.75; new
weaves and patterns.
Men's black and brown
Dress Shoes in various leath
ers and toes, $3.98 to $5.90.
Men's Dress Hats, new
shapes and colors, $2.45, $2.85
to $3.90.
Roo-al Rnear CaDS. new
'shapes and materials, 98c,
$1.25 to $1.90; tney are an
colors and weaves.
You Do Beter for Less
C.J.BreierCo.
141 N. Commercial Street
PLAN TOJIf ROVE!
CITY AUTO CAMP
Independence, Or., May 6. At
the regular monthly meeting of
the city council Wednesday night,
the sum of 150 was appropriate
tor the improvement of the auto
tourists camping ground by the
Installation of small stoves . for
cooking purposes and the erection
ot a shed to provide shelter for the
tourists.
A special committee composed
of Messrs. Bohanon, Skinner and
Calbreath was appointed to con
sider the advisability ot providing
hitching racks for farmers' teams
on some vacant lot7" The lot be
tween First and Second streetB
back ot Mcintosh's grocery store
was believed the most suitable.
A petition of Log Cabin street
property owners to have the street
between Oak and Williams street
intersections graded and gravelled
with river run gravel was grant
ed. It will be graded to a 6-lnch
depth.
An order to sell bonds to pay
for the paving ot tba alley be
tween First and Second and B and
Monmouth streets was issued.
Claims were presented and ap
proved and adjournment was made
until next month.
KhW VAUDEVILLE AT THE
BLIGH THEATER TODAY
J Byron and Alleen, a comedy
couple who have been well known
In musical comedy circles In their
hilarious skit, planning a bunga
low intermingled with harmony
singing and wttty sayings.
Jean and Shayne, two talented
and pretty females In a bower of
melodies and music, piano, violin
and double singing .numbers.
"The Silent Man," William S.
Hart's photoplay made by Thomas
H. Ince for Artcraft, Is the at
traction today at the Bligh thea
tre. It la a typical "Bill" Hart
picture, which is equivalent to
saying that it is chock full of
stirring scenes, thrilling episodes
and a lot of gun play. .
FEELS FINE AS
LONG YEARS OF
SUFFERING END
Houston. American ships are
legally American and liquor for
beverage purposes cannot be sold
on them, Federal Judge J. C.
Hutcheson declared in confiscat
ing liquor seized on the S. S.
Mount Evans.
TODAY
and Tomorrow
X 0V-v J
Portland Man Declares' That
Since He Was Restored by
Tanlac He Feels Fit To
Start Life Over Again
"Since taking Tahlac I feel al
most like I am starting life over
again," said A.i Holmquist, 344
Bast 44th St., Portland, Or., a ma
chinist for Hesse & Martin Iron
Works. ''
"Yes, sir, for well nigh half my
life, and I am sixty three, I-euffer-
ed with about as bad a case ot ca
tarrh as a man ever had. It spread
from my nose and head clear down
to my stomach. I developed dys
pepsia, loss of appetite and at
times suffered terrible pains.
"I didn't think Tanlac would
help me much after everything
else had failed, but It's a fact that
the catarrh began to leave me
along with my other troubles soon
after. I started taking the medi
cine. My health Is now excellent
and I can't say halt enough for
Tanlac."
Tanlac Is sold by all good drug
gists. ' (adv)
Unbleached Toweling
Unbleached crash and hon
eycomb Toweling. d-f AA
Colored borders......
14 Yds. Dollar Day Special
5 Yards Sateen v
Regular pricev85c a yard;
colors white, flesh, tf - j AA
gray and pink vltVu
5 Yards Dollar Day Special
10 Yds. Curtain Scrim
36-inch wide blue bird and
flowered designs ; also plain
colors in white ; ... d "f Afl
and cream ,pXlvF
10 Yds Dollar Day Special
4 Yds. Organdie
Regular 49c a yard, full 40-
inch widths, 42 different pat
terns and 'G"l A A
colors J5J-lU
4 Yurdg Dollar Day Special
TBI!
IEBPLM
It will be Standing
Room Only when, the
Juniors of Willamette
present - ...
"IT PAYS TO ,
ADVERTISE"
TONIGHT at The Grand
Rigdon & Sons
MORTUARY
Uneqnaled Service
rrZ A v . X
HARDWARE
ahd FURNITURE dQ
220 H. Commerci' Street
Phone 1650
FREE!
. Worth One Dollar
One FYRAC Spark Plug
FREE with the purchase of
a complete set.
FYRAC
Spark Plugs with one inch
Firing Surface.
Demonstrated and for Sale
ot
Clark's Tire House
319 N. Commercial St.
Phone 74 Sa'em, Ore;
if
r.
It t 4!
BIG BILL
HART
In
"The Silent Man"
Mack Sennett Comedy
"His Last False Step" ,
Hippodrome
Vaudeville
TWO ACTS
Matinee 25c, Evening 35c
Continuous Daily
LIG
THEATRE
What's Ksw en tfcs Market
By REX STEWART
It would be a misrepresentation
to say tbat the Sacramento straw
berries offered for 25 cents a box
are good. Tbey were evidently
too ripe when shipped and are In
very poor condition. However,
there may be a better stock on the
market tomorrow.
Cucumbers, large stxed, and the
product of hot-housee are selling
tor 25 cents each. The housewife
will not be cheated on the rhubarb
offered at 10 cents a bunch. J3ome
of It is excellent.
The cantaloupes which' arrived
yesterday are .rather disappoint
ing on close Inspection. They are
rather soft and sell for 25 cents
each.
Eggs look firmer and there may
be a rise in price next week. Poul
try Is plentiful with no change in
price either In buying or retail.
Watch our windows tor the
newest In men's wear. The Man's
Shop, 416 State St. 107
Moscow. Leon Trotsky, soviet
war minister, in commenting on
Genoa conference, said he doubt
ed non-euccess of the conference
would mean the beginning of mil
itary operation against Russia. If
Intervention in Russia comes, he
Secret of a Good
Disposition
A woman who carefully safe
guards her health benefits her
disposition. She will be happy and
attractive to all. The world unfor
tunately is filled with sweet wo
men who are unhappy ' because
they are held back from useful
ness by troubles so common
among them. Fretfulness and
nervousness rapidly destroy good
dispositions. Sickly, all worn out
women cannot make happy homes.
Lydla K. Pin kham's Vegetable
Compound is a safeguard of wo
men's health; This is clearly prov
en by the many letters we are
continually publishing in this pa
per, from women who have been
restored to health and happiness
by its use after years of suffering.
Why don't you try it? (adv)
declared, "the red army will ba
ready to fulfill Us duty."
Dress up at the Man's Shop, a
complete new stock of furnishing
roods at real moderate prices, 416
State street. 107
iningnft imp'! 9..v !
ANITA STEWART
In
"PLAY THINGS
' 'of
DESTINY"
zxxtmtmutttnmixttmtxmti
r rev-; $
Vis: jj V
Good Clothes
Sid
For Men and,
Young Men
My upstairs plan makes it possible to
give you wonderful values at this price.
My rent-is low, my expenses small, my
i) profits are less. For these, reasons you
can get greater values here.
ED. CHASTAINTS
Upstairs Mens Shop
122 N. Commercial
Salem
Mem audi img Mei
Here's sa message for you. You will
be surprised at the remarkably low
prices upon quality merchandise
SPECIAL
Others $17.50 Up
Fine worsted and cassimere materials in all the new desirable shades
Complete range of sizes. -
There is a reason for these low prices and a good one too. We are going
to increase the volume of our Clothing business. We have set our goal to a
certain big figure and to reach it we know that more men must become
acquainted with our clothing department, we have therefore decided to
mark all prices at a close margin.
SEE THEM TODAY
Salem Woolen Mills Store
C. P, Bishop, Prop.
The Home of Hart Shaf fner and Marx Clothes
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