Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, January 09, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextJ FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1025. THK UAflTAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON Sr LOCALS ON THE AIR i(M(;ii'i' (IMciffo i'Uiic) lC.W 8 p. in., ChrlBtian Sritnee lecture by wire Ule phiiny from public uuiiitorium hy lVter V. ItuHK, C. S. B., of Sui lr;inrlsco, member of the board of lecturshlp of the moth er ch'jrth in i.ostun, Mass. 10:30 p. m.. Hoot Owls with lMiit.ii;-3 fi'olir, - ivy Lilly and Mills OrloltB of 8.Uem. KOA 7-9 P- I"-, musical en tertiiininont. KI-'AK 7:30-9 p. m., musirnl cntei'tiilniiunt. Instructive t;ilks v niembtTB of the V. S. C. fac ulty. KL.X 8-10:20 p. m., . Frult v;ile ConnreBittional church choir in chonil and solo selec tion. Tutu's Hawaiiitrw. Ki-'l 8-11 p. m., Herald pro gr:ui., Karl Meyer's dance or ches'ra. studio musical features. KNX 8-12 p. m., eclal imislcul features arranged by artist. Abe Lyman'a orchestra in rianro selections. KIIJ 8-11 p. in., University of California Women's Glee club program. Karl llurnelt's orchestra of tlie Biltmore hotel. KI'UA 8:30-10 p. ni., spec ial musical entertainment. KUX. 10:30-12 p. ni., Woto hau'a Calif ornlan's orchestra frimi Sweet's ballroom. A meeting was held at the Y. M. C. A. In. nUht by the numbcrti of the 111 " Y" club. The club has about thirty members of the Sulem high school. Walter win slow, addressed the boys on "My Ai:et and Liabilities." Coach IMlhjun of the Willamette uni versity is adviser of the club. William Duby of Baker, mem Jn-r of the state highway commts- hicn, is In Salem today. New Chevrolet, disc clutch new epriugs. Newton Chevrolet Co. 8' R. fl. Sawyei. county jiuWvc of luschulcs county, Is in Salem to day. List that new house with So olnftiky, rooiue 1 and 2, 341 State etreet. John Henderson Is here from Opan City. Have you changed the oil in your motor since the big freeze? Let us do this for you. it pay. The Harbison Station, Capitol ot Market etrect. Mayor Cloy saM today that he expects anon to appoint a special committee on eliy planning. main purpose of which will be t:ike Hi?ps for tho establishment of a zoning svstem in Salem. Tlie members of the committee, said the mayor, will be both council members and members outside the council. The number has not been (V'tcrmined on. but the mayor be licves It will be larpe enough bo that sub-committees may be nam ed for a distribution of the work. Muvor tiiesy says he has not yet ascertained whether a vote of the people would be necessary to cs lablUh the soiling eyateni. the Disc clutch, Chevrolet, new car at Newton Chevrolet Co. The public s?rvice cominii-ri has received a cony of the com plaint of A. FaWff. Portland stage line operator, which is before the Interstate commerce commission protesting the right of the Spok ane, rortl.ind & Seattle railway company to operate a line of Htag p out of Portland on Ihe lower Colli mbl.i river highway. He al leges that tho railroad company has no authority to use its funds for that purpo.se, that it has certificate of public convenience and necessity from the Interstate commerce commission and that itt only objeet In operating the line in to Interfere with Jal ff's busi ness. Income tax reports, for comple tion ot tee W. A. Sipprell, 345 Chemeketa, phone 900. 10 W. P. Maclay of Columbia City has applied to the public service commission for a certificate of public ccnvnien 2e and necessity to initall a water system in that place. Tenrllilger undertaker phn 724 The annual meeting of the Northwest Society of Highway En gineers wil be held ir. Portland at the Portland hotel Saturday night. January 10, beginning at 6:30 o'clock. A baniuet will be served nnd an address will be given by J cap Curiey. who has been ap pointed by the highway commis fcHn as a member of the advisory committee on tree planting. Offi cers f;r Ihg year are to elected. The er.ndlilaK-3 for president are J If. Scott, market roa.l engineer for '.he Or?gon highway depart ment with headquarters at Salem, n.ul C. W. Wander, a division en Kiie?r of the Oregon department with headquarters at The Dalles. Starting acain Friday, week end candy sales. Spi Announcement was made this inornimr that the Oregon Physical I.'lucatl m association has accept ed an Invitation of Willamette Authorities to hold Its state meet lug on tho Willamette campus on March I I. Upwards of ISO men n;'d women will be present at the ince ing. It js said. Dance Derby hall Sat. nite. 9 County Judge Hunt stated toduv that regardless of whit damages the circuit court may fix In con necticn with the claim of John Shields for rif-'ht of way over his property to re-locate the road be, tween Marlon and Jefferson and thus eliminate five grade crossings over tho southern Pacific, that work will go ahead anyway. The court awarded Shield 1600 and ho wishes t be paid $3000. Judge Hunt says the state engineers are preparing plans for the overhead crossing fo that work may go anead the coming summer. O, Peter, meet me at the Derby nan sat. nite. Members of the board of direc tors of the chamber of commerce who are to servo for the coming year will be speakers at the regu lar Monday luncheon of the club next week, each of the speakers to have two minutes to talk. Members of the new beard are T. M. Hicks. president; U. G. Shipley, U. S. Iitge, Rom C. Miles. lr. H. K Morris, Otta A. Hartman, George It. C'.rabenhorst, Hr. K. K. l-'isher, I'red A. Erixon, J. C. Perry and C. S. Hamilton. Il!g lime Derby halt Sat. nite. V. Z Plas.M of In.Iiendcnce was Sal?n, visitor today. Hear the Sat. nite. Orioles Derby hall Mr. !. Feiber of Sli ,v is spend ing !he day In Salem t 'day. Notice: Ice machine owners, now is the time for repairs, work guaranteed. Phone 1(377. W. J. Hertzog of Kimball col legf spoke at chapel at Willamette university (hi morning. Reverend C. U. ' Ih'ick" Harrison was pres ent. Harrison is an eld Willam ette graduate. Visit the Man's Shop sale for real values In men's furnishings. Tindall & Kane today received a permit from the city recorder for the repair of a two-story store building at 1S5 South Commercial street at an estimated cost of $350. Saturday morning tlie Man's Shop will start their sale. Suits and o coats at half price. S. E. Klttmpp, R. Harris and B M. Mcl.eary were each fined $5 In police court today for speeding. C. A. Taylor was fined $1 for lilt gal parking. If Its for the men buy it at the Man's Shop sale starting tomor row morning. 8' J. A. Ormandy of Portland, gen eral passenger for the Southern Pacific linos, explained the Inside workings ot the railroad system In an address before the Lions club ot Salem at the Marlon ho tel this noon. There Is a total of over $950,000,000 invested in the company he represents, and over -0.0oO people employed, accord ing to Mr. Ormandy. Communities through which the lines pass are widely advertised by the company. In two years a line will be com plcted between Los Angeles and Mexico City, he stated. Two vocal solos were given by Mrs. Guy Newgent. Candy sales start again Friday tor week end. The Spa. 8 Reverend C. R. Harrison is to Riv? a lecture tonight on "The Cir cuit Ulder" at the First Methodist church. Approximately 100 pic tures will be used during the lee lure which Is scheduleJ to begin t 7:30 o'clock. Men's overcoats at sate prices, Fnllerton's. 3S4 State street, up stairs over the Spa. The Nonpareil literary society of tne Chemawa Indian school will P've th-ir annual open session at the school auditorium tonight for the chlldr?n. Each of lbs larger literary societies give an open fiogram each year. The Excelsior JHerary society had their open stantly growing .lon earlier in the year. and favor. Adv. Potted plants, cut flowers, fu neral designs. Adams. 453 Lour The State Highway Department received notice this morning ot a slide of about 1,000 yards ot rock on the Columbia River Highway near the Twin Tunnels between Hood River and Mosier which has completely blocked traffic. Crews are working on the slide and it Is hoped to have the slide removed so that travel can pass late Sunday afternoon. Everything in furnishings. suits and o coats rennet u iur iih clearance at the Man's Shop. tarting Saturday. An order has been signed by Judge Kelly transferring to fed eral court the action for $Sfi4.000 filed by the E. A. Mitchell Trac tor company against me rum Motor car company and Henry Ford and son. W. C. Win slow, attorney for Mitchell, has filed an affidavit asking the court to keep in the circuit court here that part of the action directed against Hcnrv Ford & Son so service may be secured in the state court. Then he is willilng to have the action transferred to the federal courts. ! An order confirming sale of bar of stock la the Union Savings & Loan association held by the estate ot A. Haywood Fowle, has been entered In pro bate. Try a marcel that stays. Gray Improvement SUuppe, phu. 16 7. room 413, Oregon bldg. lu Final hearing in tho matter of the estate of Thomas and Har rietts MoUan has been set tor February 9. U. J. MoUan is executor. Buxiug tonight, armory: 30. 8 Tonight the Parrlsh Junior high school basketball five will clash with the Dallas bigli school quintette on the Parrish floor. The Parrish boys have been going good this season and are looking forward to a very successful sea son. Saturday evening they will meet tho imnanilaKro lil.rl. t,,.l second team on the Parrlsh floor. ine independence game was orig inally scheduled for Friday but the game was postponed for a day and the game with Dallas was ar ranged Instead. Boxing tonight, armory 8:30. 8 Raymond Carl reported to the police last night that his bicycle was stolen from a rack near the V, M. C. A. Boxing tonight, armory 8:30. 8 Officer Wiles had another hiiav night of It and picked up fivs for spceumg. Tney were: G. Mac Anley, Portland, arrested on South Commercial between Miller and Bellevue; Robert Harris, Port land, State between 12 th and 19th. deposited $10; O. Polster, 1S5S. South 13th. arrested on State between 14th and 21st: C. Hamilton, 290 Front strteet. arrested at Slate and winter: Mrs. Smith, 1945 North Fifth, ar rested on South Commercial be tween Miller and Bellevue. Dance, lots of fun, lote of pep. W. O. W. Sat. nite. 8 Sleepers at the city Jail last n'ght were S. DeLoff, Charles Fort, Mike Salon. D. Graham, Harry Slingsby and B. Meyers. All Star 6, W. O. W. Sat. nite. Marinus Schaap, who has been convalescing at the Willamette Santiarium, returned to his homo in Gervais yesterday. Dance, where the crowds go. W. O. W. hall Sat. nite. 6m Major operations were perform ed yesterday at the Deasoncss hos pital upon Mrs. John Mertz of Stayton, Mrs. J. F. Murphy of Con don and Miss era Myer of I)alla3. Dance Schindler hall Sat. nite John Cayer, who is cook at tl- Salem restaurant, was discharged from the Willamette Sanitarium yesterday, having recovered from a recent illness. Dance Schindler hall Sat. nite, 8 Sinferoso Pedilla, Philippine student who graduated from Wil lamette university last year, nr rived in Salem yesterday and will remain until Sunday. He is now attending the Uuivenlly of Ore gon. having been granted a fellow ship at that institution. Women who buy for men will be sure ot getting quality mer chandise at the Man's Shop sale. Officer Wiles last night arrest ed three alleged violators ot the speed laws. G. Macauley ot Pore land was arrested on South Com mercial street; Robert O. Harris and O. Polster were picked up at different places on State street Mrs. Florence Brouse, who was formerly with the Sheldon-Sher- win company of thle city, has moved to California where she will make her permanent home. No fatal accidents were report ed to the state Industrial accident commission for the week ending January 8. A total of 473 in dustrial mishaps were reported, of which 382 were subject to the compensation act, 87 were from firms and corporations that are Died DOLE At her homo at 3S7 S. Eighteenth street, January 8. Mrs. M. J. Dole, age 76. She was the mother'of Mrs. A. E. Mclntire of Salem, Mrs. O. C. Skinner, Jr., E. E. Dole of Grants Pass, and C. C. Dole of Portland. She was a member of the Central Congregational church. Announcement of fu neral will be made Inter by thr. Rigdon & Son mortuary. RAYMOND At a local hospital. January 8, George Raymond, age 8 years. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. D. B. Ray mond, 890 north Liberty street. The remains are in care of the Rigdon & Son mortuary nnd fu neral announcement will be made later. Whole World Contributes to Medicine OlnKor from IndlaIodlne from Chll. Olive Oil from Italy Kp- aom Salt, from England Men thol from Japan and rooU and h.rba from aim out every country In the world contribute th'lr nhare toward, alleviating the Ills of the race. No other medicine however, compounded from rooH and herna hM ever attained euch a marveloua record for auccer. as haa Lydia E. Plnkham'a Vege table Compound. For over fifty year It has been overcoming some of the moat .tubnorn all- menta of womanhood, and to con- la popularity DANCE Saturday Night IS A REAL HALL Crystal Gardens REAL MUSIC BY Eezansont Melody Phitnda Put ' tb diihei in the ink. pat the cat out, come and dance I DEAF IBM 21:19 Chemawa, Or., Jan. 9. The Chemawa Indiana defeated the representative of the Oregon deaf achool in a hotly contested basket ball game ednesday eveuing on Lite uiutes floor. The score at the end of the halt stood 11 to 10 In fuvor of the ruutea but the Indiati3 forged ahead in the last few luiu utea of play and won the game by acore of 21 to 19. The mutea guarded closely and the Indians were forced to make many long ahots. The passing of both teama was exceptionally good. Willie Rickert was the slur ot the game for the losers while Matt nnd lircndllile played stellar ball for the Indiana. The drat school five broke through the ranks ot the redskins time and again, spoiling many ot their 6hota. The Indians won over the mut in the first game ot the season by a score ot it to Z4 after a hard fought game, tl.e mutes leading mo:', ot the gamo but in the flnai stanza the Chemawa boys opened up and made many pretty baskets. The Indians are to meet the Washington high school of Port land tomorrow night on the Port- floor. PACE SEVEN BEARCATS INJURED IN COLLISION ON FLOOR Another ectback to Bearcat bas ketball hopes occurred last night when "IJcany Uricson and isti Bill" Mudray. both diving after the ball in practice last night, crashed into each other head-on, giving Mudray n severe bump on the head and Ericson an ugly gain under the eye. Encson. who has been a mainstay of the Uearcnt defense thus far In the season, w.'.s taken to a doctor immediately and several stitches sewed in the cut. Ha mav or may not get to play lu the game against Oregon, which opens tlie northwest conference season at fcugena next aauiruny, according to a statement made by Coach llathbun this morning. Ericson wae reported to be con fined to h' bed this morning. The squad making the trip to Eugene will probably be composed of Easnacht, Robertson, Emm?!, Mann, Haines and possibly Enc son. Hathbun hae stated. Con trary tJ vague rumor which has been circulating through Salein, Mann will be on the eligibility list. not under the act and four were from public utility corporations that arc not subject to the act. A small quantity of merchandise was destroyed by tho fire which broke out at the Buckeye store 2000 North Capitol street, last night. The city tire department arrived before any serious damage was done. Tlie initial examination in mill tary tactics, following a course of instruction that has recently been completed ,was given last night to national guard officers from ba lem, Dallas, Woodburn, Silverton and Corvallis. The examination covered military tactics up to and including the handling ot the com pany in battle. Marlnello Beauty Parlors, ex pert marcelling, 245 N. High. 8 Saturday Is last day to buy stamped goods at 20 percent dis count. The Petite Shop (over Bu sick's store.) 8 John W. Orr, anerift of Polk county for the past 10 years, is to patahlish a collection agency In Salem. He will take up his resi dence here in the near future. Love The Jeweler, satem. Judge Kelly has overruled a demurrer in the case ot J. B Robinson estate against Henry L. Bents and Frank S. Johnson. The estate ot Elizabeth Kusch nlck has been filed In probate. Joseph J. Kuschnick has been named as administrator. The estate ha3 an estimated value of $3,600. Free Spinal Analysis Chiropractic Adjustments will get results where other methods have failed. Let Chiropractic prove what it can do for you. Dr. Lloyd W. Ivie 313-14 0. S. National Dk. Bldg. Phono 2114, Salem. Ore. We Pay Cash For Your FURNITURE and Tools Best Prices Paid Capital Hardware & Furniture Co. 283 N. Com'l St. l'hone917 STERLING EXCHANGE - ADVANCES TOWARDS PAR New York, Jan. f Sterling ex change today advance! another Htep towards par, the demand rate at the opening of the local for eign exchange market moving up almost a cent to $4 78 4 within about .eiitht cent ot tho gold gold purity bafts. Norwegian kronen alaa advanc ed, touching th higtiewt point bi nee 19 IS. AGGIE DEBATE TEAMS WIN Eugone, Or., Jan. . Oregon Agricultural college debaters, tak ing the negative stand on the question: "Resolved, That con gress should have iower by a two thirds vote to overrule decisions iif the supreme court, declaring acts ot congress unconstitutional." won by a two-to-one decision over the University ot Oregon forensic artists here last night. The Ore gon negative team won by the same vote ove.- the affirmative team ot the agricultural colloje ii Corvallis. The debaters here were Bcnoit McCroskey and Sol Abruhamson for Origon and Hobert Kerr and Kenneth Ooodall for O. A. C. "Y" ARCHITECT FOR BUILDING TO BE CHOSEN (Continued from Pase One) A boys' club room, with a kitchen adjoining, will facilitate the hold ing of meetiugs at which boys' clubs want to serve "feeds." There will be shower rooms and drying rooms near the swimming pool, and a boiler room, with fuel room adjoining, at the front of the hue ment. Another kitchen will be built on the second floor. The remainder of the floor will bo given over to class rooms, a ladlw' room, tho county secretary's office und a number ot dormitory rooms. Fn trance to the upper balcony of the gymnasium will he from the sec ond floor. The balcony will sur round the gymnasium room on three sides. $38,000 on Hand. The third Hour of the lmil;:u; will he given over to handball courts, a supplementary gymnas ium and dormitory rooms. The handball courts, two in number, will be built in the northwest cor ner nnd will have a small gallery for epectators. The supplementary gymnasium will ha immediately east of the courts and will be used for holding wrestling and boxing matches when the main gymnsium la occupied. A total of approximately $38. 000 of the building fund Is on hand, according to statement made by Secretary Kella this morning. Of this sum $20,000 was derived from the tale of the old building, where the Y. M. O. A. Is now lo cated. The remaining $18,003 is from pledgee paid In. Many per sons have already paid their pledges in full, Mr. Kells stated. The money baa been put a- Interest. COD LIVER OIL IN SUGAR COATED TABLETS FOR PUNY KIDS Forget the nasty tasting, stom ach upsetting cod liver oil at.d give the thin. puny. underdeveloped children McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablet If you want to give them a good appetite and put pounds of good, healthy flesh on their bones. Doctors know all about them and so does J. C. Perry, Central l'harmacy. D. J. Fry and all good pharmacists all over America, for they are In great demand, because they are not laggards but show results in a few days. They are not expensive either 60 tablets 60 cents and chil dren take them like candy. A very sickly child, age 9. gain ed 13 pounds in eeven months und is strong and healthy. One skinny woman gained 9 Pounds In 24 days. Adv. Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets OBtGINAt.' GENUINC 60Tablets60Cents WOODRY Buys Furniture Phan 511 &alrm fflnrtuarn rfJNKRAIi DIRECTORS) Work rT I limn TONIGHT SATURDAY SUNDAY AILEEN PRINGLE JOHN GILBERT IN The enthralling romance of the lovely Tamara and the reckless, fascinating, panther-like Prince COMEDY Grand Orchestra NEWS NOW PLAYING GRAND SHE KNOWS OUR BAKERY ! She is a wise housuwiie aud she has found out that our bread is as good as any she can bake her self at home, if not better. The children and everybody at home prefer our bread to any other kind, and she considers it her duty to please them. That is why we sell hundreds of our loaves. 'Always a Bit Better." Peerless Bakery LUNCH AND PASTE? 170 H Com'l 8t Phone 308 t-vi5 v. ANNO UNCEMENT In August, 1021, the Smart Shop opened it's store here be lieving that the city of Salein was in need of an establishment of this kind. The results at the close of the year 1024 showed that we were justified in our belief. We have proven that the people of Salem appreciate an institution of the type represented by the Smart Shop with it's unalterable policy of dependable merchandise at right prices. We are going to put our judgment to another test. Commenc ing with the new year the Smart Shop, a corporation organized under and by virtue of the laws of the State of Oregon, will put into practice a plan whereby merchandise may be obtainable upon a partial payment basis. This should not be construed as an installment proposition of a $1.00 down nnd a $1.00 a week. The high standard set by us during the year 1024 will be maintained. Merchandise of the highest quality only will be carried. No extra carge will be made under this new plan. It is strictly a privilege and an accommodation ; a further test of our faith in the stability of the community and the integrity of it's people. You may, under this plan, obtain the latest styles and modes in wealing apparel, millinery, etc., and yet arrange to pay in sums to suit your convenience. Give us an opportunity to explain our policy. TODAY SATURDAY OREGON A CITY WIDE REVIVAL (Unsectarian I On which the Spirit of God is moving mightily MIMSTKHS AND MEMBKRS OK KVKKY UKNOMINATION " are invited to join with us In tbli fljrht nalnt cold, dead : formalism and error on the one hand and foolishness, fanaticism ' and hobbles on the other, I'rajr that Uod mar help ui present Jesus Christ In such a t tound, sane, practical, powerful way that hundreds of slonera and church members may be taught to live like Jesus. Ueetingi Every Night Excepting Monday, in THE ARMORY t Starting Saturday, January 10. ! Simpson Grocery SUCCESSOR TO WELLER BROS. 155 N. Commercial Phone 48-49 While this store has just recently taken on the name "Simpson Groc ery" the people of Salem and vicinity have been getting "Simpson" ser vice and food stuffs for the past four months. We anticipated the change in ownership and inaugurated our policy at the start of the anticipation. Our methods have been highly satisfactory to our customers and grati fying to ourselves wc wish you to know that the same service will con tinue. 6 Fi Deliveries Every Day "Your Garden In Our Front Window" No. 1 Small White Deans, 3 lbs. 25c COFFEE New crop Lima Deans, V- lbs.. 25c n,st No. 1 Peaberry, 3 lbs $1.00 Best Pink Deans, U lbs 25c Santos Coffee in bulk, per lb 18c t , ni r- m. n 9- BREAKFAST FOODS Best Blue Kicfi, . lbs 2oc TT . , n . , , Fancy Long Grain Head Rice - iuu 0f'SAVR3T 2 i g s 25c Quacker Quick Oats, large pkg. 30c TOM VTOFS Fischer's Oats, per sack 55c No. 2'. Solid Pack Tomatoes No. 10 Pearl Hominy, per sack .55c - No. 10 Pure Buckwheat, sack....8iic c,m ;.()I.v-No. 5 Pure Buckwheat, sack 45c Fancy Sun-Kist Corn 2 cans 35c El,Kmo.nt nT'ft Golden Iris Swept Corn, 2 cans 25c v " cracks- 011 wlU llke PEAS thorn, per pkg 40c !,-,,, (, t i t Macaroni, best Semolina, 3 lbs...25c rancy bun-Kist lender l eas t. , . c, , ' n ca Spaghetti, cut Semolina, 3 lbs...2ac Hatu Garden Run Peas, can 15c FLOUR Lily of Valley Tender Peas, can 25c Princess, fancy hard wheat STRINGLESS BEANS flour, every sack guaran- No. 2 Golden Bay Beans, 2 cans 35c teed, sack $2.25 Lily of Valley Cut Beans, 2 Fletcher's hard wheat flour, cans 48c per sack $2.20 Lily of Valley Tiny Beans, Apples, fancy Spitzenberg, 2 cans 75c per box $1.40 GRAPE FRUIT Fancy medium sized apples, No. 2 Royal Grape Fruit, 2 cans 45c , per box $1.00 No. 2Y Extra Fancy Pineapple, Grane Fruit, large size, Dr. 3 cans 95c Phillip's, 2 for 25c We take pride in our fresh fruits and vegetables. They are select ed with the utmost of care and displayed by experts. 8 k if