Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, November 28, 1922, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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    TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1922
TT1V. PAPTTAT. THTTPMAT OAIMI AnnnAw
-.-' ,, wM OXi-UHyi, WXVCjUVIN
ews
Mr. end Mrs. w. H. Fuson of
AuoiBville are spending the day
in the city on Dusnesa. .
Flakes for potted plants. 271
ctatu street, phone 658. 285
Funeral servces for Edward
Everett Shields, 67. a farmer llv
iiic near Gervais, who passed
own V here Saturday afternoon
ware held this afternoon at
o'clock from the home with Rig
don and Son, funeral directors, In
charge of arrangements.
Capital Ice & Cold Storage Co,
Space available for apple stor-
age or 'other products. 560 Trade
,- street.
t .
H. C. Todd, a resident of Silver
' Falls, arrived In Salem last night
7 and is spending the day here on
i business. -
Tor loans, see O. W. Lafiar, 417
Oregon bldg.
M. H. Nichols, Portland. . Pa
rific Telephone company . repre
t sentative is in the city on busl
li ess. Last night he registered "as
the guest of the Bligh hotel.
Love, the jeweler, Salem.
I Funeral services for Mike
Peirker. 68, a retired farmer who
died at the family home, 640
I south Liberty street. Sunday
morning, were' held from the
Kigdon and Son mortuary this at-
I ternoon at 2 o'clock. Mr. Becker
J was born in Wisconsin and leaves
I besides a widow four sons and
I two daughters.
f Mace motner manimii with a
third and cage. Flake, 273 State
I has one she will love. 283
John Moullet of McMinnville
?uas arrested here early this
morning on a disorderly conduct
f charge. Today he was held pend
ling an investigation. ' " '
i : - ' "
', My adopted boy has left me, I
will not be responsible for him in
the future. Albert Ruge.- 2S3
j Moving north on the road near
I the state school for feeble minded
-yesterday, a car driven by 0. W.
I White, 609 north Front street,
foollide'd with another machine
There was some damage.
Automobiles piloted by J. F.
Cassidy of Portland and Charles
M. McBermit of Albany, figured
In a collision on the Pacific high
way between Salem and Alban
yesterday. The damage was light
and no one was hurt.
Hotel Bligh Arrivals
t. a. Hunt, Sllverton; Mrs. M
oiurgen, r ortland; L. N. Hefe
line, Portland; D. J. Sid well, Hen
ry Hall, nowhere; J. E. Haines,
roruana; u. u. Miller, Corvallis;
B. F. Southerland and wife. Cor-
vallis; J. W. Lundy, Portland; F
W. Milne, Portland; Lee L. Tim.
by, Portland; Vf. H. Wood worth.
Should All Slang Be
Miminated?So Says
Doney At Meet Here
A special meeting of the enter
tainment committee members of
the Lions club was held latit
night at the Chamber of Com
merce rooms for the purpose of
arranging a preliminary program
tot the dinner to be held Friday
evening, Dec. 8, at the Marion
hotel. The regular meeting which
Portland t- J. C. Plinth 18 nel1 - "oon is postponed until
land; H. C. Todd, Silver Falls- a evening- Tba Hons are to have as
u. lung, urants Pass: S. .1 Kin """ meir wives and
Grants Pass! T.o friends.
-. j "i
hiH- 1W ...
Ja huu wire. Knrf- mt.. ...
land; H. F. Hanes. cltv vr v I .iu" .8uprame. court toa In'-
ilb reauiuess 10 expedite
Watson, Chicago;
Amity.
., ..m.uK1 actlon the , ,
of Miller vs the Portland school
Within a few days the Marion district, involving the validity of
county court will advertise $150,- a uu. bond voted by the
uu county oonas with which to "" ai me recent election. The
carry on the road building pro- court "dvanced the case on the
gram during 1923. This leav docket and ordered that a date be
$106,000 of the original $850,000 aet for a hearing as soon as the
roaa Dona issue, which will be orlels ,n ttte case ar "ed,
used In 1924 to complete the five
year program. ,
The school mates and friends
of Ralph Delaney will be sorry to
near or nis illness at his home
1655 south Liberty street.
ror tne benefit of those who
want the information or have the
Z L ?: Mr. and Mr. E. W. Brewer of
4l4 utiicui, i l ma. V n Knrf onH n-A J- u - .ii . .
nald thoro I. i .u. "' luB clly loay on
' . " uauicg ui cv- 1 Lrill
oij- uue wno paia an income J
vuo lojiauiB year This rpi.- ,, ,,., i j
11.." -'Pbetically .-.fU tat.VtA:
vui lu-io is no crouDie rr MnKitn . .i i
nma i,. .Vr 1U- tend the teachers' institute.
buuia t,a,jfc. mm year.
After living in this .eountrvl. v
. v.liilJ It'tS LlfiSiaK mnvAil hto P u
Hb"!?,i5 ha? Ulei hlS decla" son building to the Y. M. C: a"
'f oi'ecomln.s an American building. Until his office room is
-.ru. no was oo rn Poland nrrt,H h m . .,,.
nis auegiance to in the office of C. A. Ken,
ma iiantihHfl ni j I '
.wKUWwu w ruiBiuu. . Aral flpnrorrv
l
"UUCI1 iiiDeny, nine year old w n ati. v. .
- Matheny of Sublimity, Hunt Bros, cannery, is to be the
f lT ,, ,counl'r Clerll 8 of- speaker tomorrow noon at the
tice the skin of a bobcat which iih,n f d.. mu.
ho T, 1.UI.J j ... . . . iwia.j CUU.
rT-T received the subject upon which he will speak
--o v oiate UUUniV. MIS haa nrtf hann onnn.., A
s cuasea me Doocat up a tree.
biju men me ooy put on the fin-
lsnmg touches.
Dr. Carl Gregg Doney, president
ot Willamette university, clashed
with several eminent authorities
yesterday afternoon when he de
clared, before teachers attending
the Marion county teachers' insti
tute here, that "slang ehourd be
eliminated," and that "it isn't at
all necessary."
uuiermg witn l)r. Dohey are
many scholars who Insist that
slang is the life ot a language.
"Any thought may be put more
clearly in good English," Dr
Doney said.
Heading ot certain popular
magazines by teachers was dis
couraged by both Dr. Doney and
Dr. Sheldon, dean of the school of
education at the University of
Oregon. Constant perusal of cerr
tain popular weeklies tends to
ward making us a mediocre peo
ple, ur. Sheldon said.
The view of the average person
since the war is entirely different
from what it was prior to 114,
Dr. Sheldon said. Readers, he de
clared, are far more tolerant of
destructive criticism now than
they were a few years ago.
Speaking of vocabularies. Dr
uoney said that a teacher should
have from 1500 to '4000 words.
The professional man should have
from 1500 to 3000, while the ditch
digger may get along on 300.
PERIS FUNERAL
10 BE HELD HERE
LUNCHEON CLUB
AT DALLAS WILL
PAGE SEVEN
it
' 'h
BOOST FOR POLK
Automobiles driven by H.
line, o35 north Winter street
and John Burris of Rosedale. col
lided on south Commercial street
yesterday. There was slight dam
age but no one was Injured.
Some damage came out of
rash in which a car driven bv i3
Sit. Viesko, 1560 south High
street, figured yesterday. The
Jrlentity of the other car's driver
fvas not learned. No one was
liurt.
Fellr LaBranch of route" 6
Sriving his automobile on the Sil
jVerton road yesterday collider
!th a car driven by an unidentif
ied man. There was some dam-
fge to each machine.
v. , J j . . ,
vyaa jujiieu yesterday
fra an automobile piloted bv
veorge n. Thompson of route 1.
fomaea with another car. th
ame of whose driver m nni
yarned. There was damage to
facn automobile. ..
While snlltHnc
fis home yesterday morning O. C.
flcDowell, part owner of th Afp-
Powell meat market, struck his
ana with the axe, making quite
Sash. It was neceRRarv fnr rr
r- B. Mntt in t.Vi, fj.
- w j vmuw fa 14 QV
.'itches. ' : .,
John Rilev. llvtno- hnt ..
file south of town, underwent an
operation yesterday for the re
fiovai of tonsils. -
I p- H. Raymond, for the past 14
fears bailiff for the supreme
fun here, today ; tendered his
nation effective December 1.
f heaIth Is given as the reason
resigning. Allan Jones, form
I, . , emPIoye in the supreme
g-' t norary, and now .employed
V the industrial accident depart-
ent has been named to succeej
A family reunion of the Asnin
wall family, all living in the vi
cinity of Brooks, about nine
lies north of Salem, to be held
in Portland at the home of Mr.
ana Mrs. utias. Williamson, is
planned for Thanksgiving dav. In day in Salem.
as mucli. as Mrs. Esther Ormsby.
well past 80 years of age, mother
of Mrs. E. E. Aspinwall and Mrs.
Williamson, is unable to leave the
city it is planned to go to Port
land so as to be with her. By
the time all the children and
grandchildren and great irrand-
B. Ladd, a Corvallis business
man, Is in Salem today on a bus
iness mission. He registered last
night as the guest of the Termin
al hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Reinhart of
Portland are among the out of
town guests who are spending the
R. O. Snelling, local manager
of the Associated Oil company, re
turned last night from a three
days business trip to Astoria. The
trip to Astoria was made via Til
lamook and Seaside. Mr. Snelling
returned via Portland. In Astoria
children, four generations, are to- ysterday morning he was the
gether there will be 34.
guest of Roger PIneo, manager of
the Port of Astoria, and wax
The night Juniors claan nt halshown the shlDs and narcnaa
which are being loaded for ex
port trade,
Dallas, Or., Nov. 28. Eiehteen
local Dusiness men and citizens
garnered at the Gall hotel Monday
noon and participated in their
first weekly luncheon.
i It was decided to continue the
gathering from week to week In
tne nope that there will zraw nut
ot the movement a Polk county
boosters' organization in some
form that will take In farmers as
well as business men. The idea is
to furnish a forum where, any citl-1
"B wno nas something to offer
for the benefit of the community
win nave an opportunity to do so
Rev, C. F. Trimble was elected
temporary chairman and Charles
Hodgkin temporary secrets.
ana mese two men were author
meu 10 iormuiate a program for
me next meeting, which will be
promptly at 13 noon next Monday
at the Gail hotel. Each person
present agreed to be on hand at
that time and bring with him on
otner person.
T j . . i ....
vu uociuea mat tne new
organization will send a number
representatives to the dfidlcn.
tion of the grange and community
uau at uaK Grove. Saturday even
iu, ana to continue to snd to
.... j
au neighborhood affaifs through
out the county men who will im
press upon the farmers that Dallas
is working with the agricultural
element.
ii. was ruTther decided at the
next meeting to take up the pro
posal mat tne business men nf
uauas furnish to the country neo-
ple a free picture show each Sat
urday afternoon. The proposal
Funeral servlnoa fnr sio-i Tr I was Blade at the meeting Monday
Perkins, 34, a member of the state . " waa met wlth the approval
traffic squad with headquarters at 01 everT0 Present. The experi-
Oak Grove,, whie died yesterday e"Ce r cltUm and Jown8 ,n
afternoon at the Willamette Sani- : peuuon wltn towns having
tanum from injuries , received
Tuesday, November 21, in an acci
dent in which a Willamette Valley
Transfer truck ran over him, will
be held tomorrow morning at
10! 30- from the Rigdon & Son
mortuary. Interment will be In
tne City View cemetery. The ac
cident occurred when Mr. Perkins
attempted to pass the truck!
snort distance north of Aurora
free afternoon shows was narrated
( t0 Prove that it will pay Dallas to
give such shows.
EXPECT APPOINTMENT
OF POSTMASTERS DAILY
Neophytes Act
As Waiters In
"Initiations
: More than 60 men, students of
H7tn ... , . ..
iiiiiuuioiw university who are
pledges of the Websterian or
Fhilodorian literary aocletlea, will
oe Dy passing through a secret inl
nuuon oecome lull members of
the organizations to which they
are pieagea. .
xne Websterian Initiates. IT
strong began their ceremonies this
morning when they acted as
"dumb" waiters at the sorority
nouses and Lausanne hall. To
night the annual pajama parade
will be held with the men, blind
folded, being taken to the soror
ity houses where they will . be
required to aing several songs.
Those that tall In the performance
of duty as ordered by senior so
ciety members will be strongly
urged to at least make an attempt.
Following the parade the men will
be taken to the Websterian halls
where a secret Initiation will be
held, , ,
The 25 Initiates ot the Philodor-
lan society, oldest college literary
organization west of the Missis
sippi river, will all be initiated
within the walls of their regular
meeting room. The Chresto-
mathians with 16 new men and
the Ilncolnians with six will hold
their ceremonies after the Thanks
giving vacation.
Grand
Theatre
Monday
Dec. 4
r. M. u. A. met last nieht
organized Into two classes,
chose for their name, "T. T.
translated into every day
and
One
par
lance io Ten Terrible Touehs. The
otner club did not decide on - a
name. ;
Mrs. L,ula Sheldon of Oreirmi
City, a former teacher of art In
tne balem public schools, Is visit
...a nu menus in saiem lor a
tew days. ,
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. ChaDln. 141 K
south Liberty street, are plannlne
on spending Thanksgiving with
rrienasl la Myrtle Creek. Mr.
Chapin Is field agent for the
King s Food Product company.
Alma Kendall and Nellie Thomp
son, . teachers in the Silverton
schools, are registering as guests
ot tne Terminal hotel durinir the
three days that they will be here
io attend tne Marion county
teachers institute.
..Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Asoinwall.
Gervais route 2, were among those
wno attended the horticultural
convention and berry grower?
meeting at Corvallis the last
three days of last week.
Merchants are responding lib
erally to the call for funds with
which to put on the Marion-Polk
county corn show, which will be
held in the Commercial club
rooms three days beginning Dec.
14. A total of $250 will be given
by the merchants of the city, to
De offered in the wayf prizes.
There are now about 12 faml
lies that need more or less help
during the .winter months from
the Associated Charities. In every
instance where help. is needed
is a case where there is no man
at the head of the household, and
the mother is doing her best to
support herself and children, ac
corning to Dr. H. E. Morris, who
is now serving his second year in
tnis charitable work.
C0JOHQ EVESTS .
;
..
T OV
-UUniy Teacher's , Institute,
1
1 30 Thursday,
-""UKSgivlng day,
I tt .!c- 2 Meeting A. A. O
i " 7 reception room of the
I -giving ward state hospit
f . 2 o'clock
St,
am s episcopal guild
I ,zaar- Saturday, DeCember
? Parrish hm, can r.u
I wketa street.
I Uec
f "Yanki
I hail.
6- Presentation pf
San," play. Waller
Dec. 7. Concert of popu-
I - Portland, Salem armory.
I maDec- Monday, Christ-
, Jan- 8 Monday, legisla-
rare convenes. -
'
I Co
C. A. Kells, general secretary
of the local Y. M. C. A., is ex
pected to return today from At
lanta. Ga., where he attended the
41st International convention of
the Y, In letters which have
been received Mr. Kells says that
he has secured a number of new
ideas and helpful information and
is even more enthused over the
work of the T. M. C. A.
A Burbank potato weighing
three and three quarters pounds
and measuring 11 inches " in
length was brought to the Jour
nal office this morning by Sarah
Minlter, 205 north 23rd street,
i uere were iwo KnODS. each an
large as an ordinary potato,
which had fastened themselves to
the main potato.
Lrood Book" week, to be ob
served by all libraries and clubs
interested in the reading of good
books, will be observed by the Sa
lem public library and several
clubs In the city. The week begins
next Monday, and at the public
library, there will be on display a
number of books that will aid
those who present books for
Christmas presents.
A temporary power bouse has
just been completed by Fred A
Erlxon for the Oregon Pulp and
Paper company on north Mill
creek. The building was erected
by the company for the purpose
of installing a generator to de
termine the exact flow of water
flowing and estimate the power
that may ultimately be transfer
red to the paper plant on south
Commercial street.
A pep letter is being prepared
by Edwin Socolofsky, secretary of
he Marlon county Y. M. C. A., to
hoys who are planning on attend-
ng the older boy's conference at
There will be the regular ses
sion of the Elks' lodge Thursday
evening, but on account of Thanks
giving day, no program will be
presented. The entertainment
committee announces that the
next entertainment will be on the
evening of Dec. ,7.
The Salem public library will
be closed all day next Thursday,
following the regulation custom
of closing on Thanksgiving day.
The children's story hour, Friday
afternoon and Saturday morning
will be observed as usual.
mias, ur., Nov. 28. An
nouncement is dally expected as
to tne new nnatmuu.a. nM r.. 1 1 ..
m ouuie uiauner uauKQt ms II tnt lamn t mo n.w. .....j
side car in the hub ot the freight- as to the man who will serve ,M
er so that he was thrown In front Deonla of Mrnmn,,m in
i, . . , I u .no oaiiitt
" wo iiMiime passing over l capacity.
mm. tie is survived by a widow. . It ia knnwn tw it. wn
hV,h0r;v- Perk,ns ot How" lianl3' "'tional committeeman, Is
ard City, Mich., and a brother, G. in (Washington, D. C , and it is
A. Perkins ot Wheeler. Oreeron.
- i vuufiioBBmau xiawiey
Mr. Perkins entered the state has asked Williams n .i .k
wiiicg narea i m ui, year man tor the TlnHa n.n, mi,.
and was stationed' Until about alreason for this action by Hawlev
uouua.ie Ht ivoseourg, wneniiown. in conversation with nu
he was transferred to district No. merous persons interested, how-
a wnu neaaquariers at uaK urove. evjsr. Mr. Williams han atr
11 . ..... . i . -" " .
a special escon at me iunerai ne will take no nnrt in th
will be all the members of the test and that Hawlev rmiat a,,..
state traffic SQuad. Chief T. A. j responsibility for th Bn,.in.
Doffo..., t A . . I W
sent word to hfja riAmirlaa rn trim o, I
to Salem for the funeral. Mrs. IX ' ' ' 'ULl ZTfZZ i.
Perkins will received $30 a month
under the workmens compensation
act.
Announcement
Extraordinary
DAVID BELASC0
Presents
"The
Gold
Diggers
Avery Hopwood's Famous
Comedy
Same distinguished Belasco
company after 2 solid years
Lyceum Theatre, New York; S
months Powers' Theatre, Chi
cago.; How to Seoure Tickets
by Mail Now:
Address letters, checks, post
office money orders to Grand
Theater. Inclose self-addressed
stamped envelope to help In
sure safe return.
Prices, Including: War Tax
Entire Lower Floor $2.75
First rows balcony $2.75
Next 2 rows balcony $2 00
Gallery . $i'qq
Journal Want Ads Pay
WOMEN TO GIVE
BENEFIT AFFAIR
The Woman's club chorus which
consists of thirty-one voices, will
give a concert next Monday even
ing, December 4, at the First
Methodist church for the benefit
of the Old People's home. Stew
art Edward Tully, baritone solo
ist, will assist the club in their
program.
The proceeds from the concert
will all be given to the home and
it is probable that the fund will
go toward the purchase of a piano.
Tickets will be on sale at the
music stores, one dollar for admis
sion, and fifty cents for student
tickets.
"SHERLOCK HOLMES"
With
JOHN BARRYMORE
Also
' "The Steepel Chaser"
A "Knockout" Two Reel
Comedy
and a News Reel
Tomorrow
"The Old Homstead"
with
Theodore Roberts
Continuous Show
"TIMOTHY'S QUEST"
The Film
That is the Talk of the
Town.
A Real Funny Comedy
"Just Dogs"
And Current Events.
Next Attraction
"The Woman He Loved"
-- .M44--
Tie your packages securely,
write the address plainly ' and
mail your Christmas packages
early, is the advice given by post-
office instructions and circulars.
Already the postofflce lobby
shows signs of the Christmas sea
son, and long lines of people with
packages are to be seen, especial
ly after 4 o'clock in the afternoon
II
"Outlines ot Science." by
Thompson, Is one of the new
books Just received at the Salera
public library. This book, accord
ing to Flora M. Case, librarian,
promises to become as popular as
"Outlines of History" by WTells.
Outlines of Science" Is written
for those who wish to know
more about the development of
science.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Darland of
Eugene are visiting friends in the
city today.
NEW SHOW TODAY
Hickman Bessey Stock Co.
PRESENTS
On Thanksgiving day there
will be no rural or city service b7
the Salem postofffce, according
to John H. Farrar, postmaster.
For transients only, the general
delivery window will be open
from until 10 o'clock ia " the
morning. Special delivery letters
received Thursday morning and
H perishables will be delivered
as usuaL
jj Webb ' cioughli UP J
I leading i J .ffA
I EXPE1T EMBAL1CER3
I Rigdon & Son's If
ITneqnaled Service
JilUilWIU!JH'"'P'IIWB IMHIWi
"The
Circus Girl"
A Dandy Four-Act Comedy Drama
WILLIAM DUNCAN in ''THE SILENT VOW"
Thanksgiving Day Shows
Special Matinee and Two Shows
at Night
Hickman Bessey Co.
TERWILLIGER
Eesidence Parlors
770 Chemeketa St. Phone 724
" Lady Embalmer
ligh Theatre
CROUP
(SPASMODIC)
TONIGHT!
What if your baby, has the dreaded
spasmodic croup tonight?
Are you prepared? Ia there a bottle of
Binz Bronchi-Lyptus ready, - ready to
clear away the strangling membrane
soothe the racked throat - bring safe,
natural sleep? -
Don't let the night!
find you without
BRONCHI-LYPTUS
"Doctors recommend it!
TRY YOUR DRUGGIST FIRST
K ALSO MINE
Hutcheon Paint Store
Phone 594 1 54 S. Corn1!
Buy Your Paint at a Paint Store
Thanksgiving Day Special!
BigDoubleBill
Harold Lloyd in
"Grandma's Boy" and
Katherine McDonald in
' "Her Social Value"
Your last chance to see Lloyd in hia greatest comedy
and the other film is "The American Beauty's Best"
Thursday
Only
DAfllfl
1
Regular
Movie
Prices
OTH'
"Quality Grocers
Without a doubt we have the finest showing- ot Thanksgiving
Dinner epecialtiea eter shown" in Salem. We have made Strenu
ous efforts to get the very best to be Is ad aa most housewives
wish to get away from the everyday bill ot fare on thia one day.
Cluster Raisins
Clusters, by the pound ...... 25o
Clusters, packages ., 250
Clusters, extra fancy, package : ..-50o
Fancy Red Wood Boxes, Ilaislons and Stuffed Figs,
. suitable for gifts .... ,.. $2.00
5 lb. boxes layer Figa jj gQ
3 b. box pulled Figs $1 50
Layer Figs, by the pound . jjq0
uamei pacitage Dates . u0
Fard Dates, by the poond .
Stuffed Dates, pound yj0
Packages Stuffed Dates g5o and 75o
Fruit Cakes
We made this lot two months ago so they are well aged.
1, 2 and 4 pound Cakes, per pound , yj,,
Richard & Ilobbins Plum Pudding, 1, 2, 3 and 4 lb. cans. .
Fruits
Florida Grape Fruit j0 i
Arizona Orape Bruit ig0 j
uranges, dozen 65o and 75(J
Cape Cod Cranberries, lb. 3Q0: 2 pounds 550
Oregon Cranberries, lb 25c: 2 Pounds 450
Cassabas, lb , 50
Apples
Spitzenbergs, per box
Northern Spys, per box ...
Jonothans, per box ........
Starts' Delicious, per box
$1.25
S1.25
$1.25
- S2.00 and $2.50
Vegetables
Tomatoes, Green Peppers, Celery, Celery Hearts, Outnumbers,
Head Lettuce, Artichokes, Squash, Pie Pumpkins, Sweet
Potatoes Carrots, Turnips, Parsley.
Turkeys and Geesa
The best corn-fed turkeys we could buy. They are all young
birds from 10 to 20 pounds each. Young gees 8 to .lO pounds.
Frys and Chickens to Roast.
Roth Grocery Co.
Phone your orders early when possible. No charge for delivery
i Phones 1885-6-7
Eugene, Dec. 1, 2, and t.
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