WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1923
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
g LOCALS t
De Lisle Green of La Grande,
one of the early residents of
Salem, is visiting the city for the
first time after an absence of 18
years, according to Hal I'ntton.
who haa been discussing old times
with Mr. Green. Mr. Green is now
proprietor of a clothing and shoe
house in La Grande.
ed how the educational program
inaugurated la Portland has re
sulted In the number of acci
dents to school children boing
nljerably cut down. II ad-
lrtssetl the itudont body of the
arnsh Junior h gh school yester
day afternoon.
Old papers for sale, large bun
dle Sc. Capital Journal.
Mr. and Mrs. Hal D. ration are
entertaining a house guest, be
lieved by Mr. Patton to be the
youngest house guest in Salem.
Muster Carroll Linn, l'-j years
old. son of Mr. and Mrs. D. W.
Linn of Silverton, Is the visitor.
Entertainment of the tiny visitor
does not demand extensive soeial
functions, according to Mr. Pat-
ton, Mm. Linn, Carroll's mother,
is seriously ill.
Love The Jewelur, at em.
Tho private car carrying the
Northwest or a university gtee club
will be left at Salem tomorrow
morning at 5:02, it was announced
today. Th3 club will be gueu of
the Marion-Polk county realtors at
their regular weekly luncheon at
noon. Members of the club will
furnish tho entertainment. An
nouneement has been made that
anyone wanting to be at the lunch
eon may make arrangements oy
ficelnx either President Rupr-rt of
the Iteaitors association or ciert
rude lage, chairman of tha enter
tatnir.eiit committee.
Mrs. Alice Dodd. who his been
confined to the Salem Deaconess
hosnitul since last week, was re
ported today to bo steadily im
proving. Haby chicks for eale. Buy now.
Early chicks mako winter layers.
Flake's l'etlond, 273 State.
16 BILLS UPON
IY
G. A. R. attention, all G. A.
K. members are requested to
meet at Webb's funeral parlor
on Thursday Feb. 12, 2 p. m. to
attend the funeral of Comrade
L. D. Porter. Signed, J. J. Ne
myer, commander. 36
Speaking on the subject "The
Greater Justice." Leland Chapin
las,t night non the oratorical try
out at Willamette university, and
will represent Willamette for the
second successive year at the state
oratorical c mteat. Mr. Clin pin
won the state contest a year ugo.
Other contenders were Ward South
worth and Ponclano Tuanio. Points
in tho content were South worth,
90; Tuanio, Si and Chapln 92. This
is a margin fully as close as that
by w:ilch Chapin won the state
meet last year. Jui'ges were Pro
fessors Sherman ami Riddle and
Attorney Kay L. Smith of Salem.
Golden ambulance ph 601. SS3R
G. E. MeKensey was arrested
and fined $5 for speeding yester
day. Others fined were C. M.
Souther, $5; E. J. Overman, A. O.
Wiswatl and D P. Starrett, $5
each, and K. E. Erlckson, 7.50.
Edison tone test. There will be
another one of the Edison tone
test recitals given on Wednesday
evening March 4th at the Grand
opera house. Further announce
ment later by Geo. C. Will, th?
Edison phonograph dealer. 36"
George Stewart of Salem was
taken to tho iJeaconcss hospital
last nlijht for medical treatment.
Turwtliiger undertaker phn 724
Mi ia Violet Van Cleave of Sa
Uni, route 8. underwent a minor
operation at the Salem Deacone.ss
hospital yesiBi'dny.
Yo u will find Iir. Red m on d ,
chiropractic physician, in his new
Quarters at 308 Oregon bldg.
where he can better serve you.
39
Bill Spilth, arretted on a charge
of assaulting John Larseu with
dangerous weapon, was released
yesterday on $1000 bond, and will
appear beforo Justice It racier C.
SmaM at 2 o'clock Saturday. Uoth
Mr. Smith and Mr. Lursen live
about 9 miles past Silvcrton on the
S-lver Falls road.
A hurry call for 2" more work
ers to assist In the Ited Cross roll
call was fssu?d from the head
ouavtcrs of the campaign this
noon. Except for the lack of work
era the drive is progressing well,
those in charge state. It will be
finished by tho end of the week.
Salem Heights hall Wednes
day and Thursday evening, 11th
12th. 8 n. m. '.'Down in Maine," A
act comedy drama presented by
tlrn club. 3
Y.. T. Barnes and Hew Johnson
of Salem wont to Turner this mo
ing to assist .n the Ked Cross rol
Call there.
Governor Pierce today signed the
following bill:
tJ. B. 91, committee on educa
tion Chan gins the name "truant
officer" to "attendance supervis
or" and making that official e
part of the school administration
S. B. J, Hull Prohibiting spring
guns or set guns.
8. B. CO. Butler Fixing salaries
of county treasurer mud Judge of
Wasco county.
S. B. C7. L'pton Relating to per
sons entitled to bonus or loans un
der veterans' aid act.
S. B. 69, Butler lU'KUlating live
stock running at large in Wasco
county.
8. B. 76, Umatilla county dele
gation Increasing sa larks of cer
tain Umatilla county officers and
submitting question to the people.
S. B. 101, committee on mllitary
af fairs Exempting from taxation
property of honorably discharged
veterans of Mexican, Civil and
Indian wars.
S. B. 29, Dennis and Davis Re
lating to relief of Indigent soldiers
and sailors.
H. B. 16, putter Relating
terms of court In second Judicial
district.
H. B. 43, Bailey Rclatlnjc to
subdivision of securities for loans
under veterans' aid act.
H. B. 61, McCalliater Fixinc
salary of justice of the peace for
me H.uem district.
II. B. S6. Fuller Placinir neace
on leers under workmen's comoeu
sauon net.
H. B. 78, MuUnoniah delegation
Authorizing refund with Intere;
he general fund of Multnomah
county certain sums advanced for
Interstate bridge fund.
H. B. 106. committee on iT.-.iin
He Kef for Mrs. Gertrude .1
Benny.
If. B. 17C, Yamhill dcle.it Ion--
Regulating tax assessments in Vain
hill county.
H. li. 237, committee on game
Providing wild bird and nnlinM
reservation in Yamhill county.
Business Women's club rum
mage sale Feb. 12, 13, 14, in U
S. National hank building. 38
Vera Trask, Union II i!l school
teacher, accused of assault and
battery on William Graen, a farm
er living near Sublimity, will ap
pear beforo Justice Brazier C,
Small for trial Saturday morning
10 o'clock. When Miss Trask
appeared at justice court for in
dictment hut Saturday, a large
group of persons from the Sublim
ity district were there, and were
disappointed that the trial was not
held then.
Kentucky Cave Disaster
SAMXiC5AVE,
ELK CITY ON YAQUINA
DESTROYED BY BLAZE
Toledo. Or., Feb. 11. Fire de
stroyed ttie main business section
of Klk City ou the Yaquina riv;r
lust night, 'lie blase beine; cause.:
by a gasoline lamp exploding
lluilclines wiped out included Oix-
on'a Btore and warehouse, the K1W
City hotel and two smaller build
ings Volunteer fire fighters savtfd
numerous articles and prevcn'.e-.l
the flames from spreading.
REFERENDUM ON
Bargains in meu't clothing at
rummage sale Feb. 12, 13, 14, in
U. S. national bank building. 38
An order confirming sale of real
property has been entered by Cir
cuit Judse KuP.y in the case of
Fred Krup. Sr., against Elizabeth
1-. AYilli.ims.
riaim u. wirtn, who was
sirut-K by a limb while felling a
tree on his ranch near Quinaliy,
died this morning. It was last
Monday that the accident oc
curred. Wirth being hit by a limb
which was knocked loose from
another tree by the tree which ho
was cutting. The limb struck
him in the right shoulder, break
ing his collar bone and arm, dis
figuring his ear, and probably
causing Internal injuries. Friend
found him halt an hour after the
tree was heard to fall, and rushed
nun immediately to tha Salem
Deaconess hospital. He was well
known at Quinaby where he had
lived for many years. He was 66
j ears or age when he died. Ho Is
survived by a sister, Mrs. James
u Mel, and a brother Joe Wirth
He was a member of the Order of
I'oresters.
QUESTION LEGALITY OF
TEXAS AMNESTY BILL
Austin, Texas, Feb. 11. (By
Associated Press.) A resolution
calling for an opinion from thr
d'.ate'a attorney general on legal
ity of the Ferguson amnesty
measure nassed yesterday by the
senate was unanimously adopted
today by the house of representa
lives. The resolution was pre
scnted by President Dinkle of
reeuville. The amnesty measure
designed .o restore civil vighta to
fromer Governor James E. tercru
non. who waa tmpeacueu seven
years ago, reached the lower bouse
from tho senate today.
Ilcnnlnsra has fought in Salem
twlc.3 and both times has proved
touch customer. Mannings is
lever boy and he will make Car
ter step around quite lively wnen
they meet. Carter showed that he
good by staying with Doyle,
Doyle is not execeptlonaily clever
tut is surely hard to put away.
Three Bnappy preliminaries gave
the fans plenty far-their money.
Masquerade bkatc
land Sat. night.
Mitzi Beaute Shoppe, niigh ho
tel lobhv. nlm 21tS, open. 39
Tho rcisn of J. C. Pavry as Kins
UinK of the Chernans opened with
most auspicious omens last nl;;ht
with tha regalar monthly dinner
and meeting of the organisation.
Former king, Al N. Pierce, called
attention to tho meeting of the
Oregon Hospitality club here dur
ing Itose Festival week, Carl 1).
Gabrielson called attention to the
dance to be pat on Saturday night
and last minute touches were put
on tho plans for the visit of the
ItoHarlnns tonight.
Northwestern University Clee
cluh concert Thursday, Feb. 12.
8 : 15, First Methodist entire1..
Tickets at Moore's, Will's, door,
?1, students 50c. 37
I. W. Follis has obtained a per
mit for the erection of a one story
dwelling at 440 Rush street, to
cost $3500. Mc In tyre and Vass
will be the building contractors.
Mira Louise, expert manicur
ist (ladiea and gentlemen, Mil
ler's Beauty parlor. 37
H. P. Coffin, head of the Port
land branch of the American Na
tlonal Safety council, was In Pa
le, n yeaterdny meeting vaiioas
members of the city council and
school board. Mr. Coffin explain-
jToTcl Bliirh Arrivals
U Dream-33
S. Medley, of Eugene, prosecut
ing attorney, was In Salem this
morning on official business.
Put on your mask and come out
to Dreamland Sat. night. 39
First Church of Christ, Scient
ist, Salem, Oregon, announces a
free lecture on Christian Science
by Mr. Frank Bell, C. S. B., Phil
adelphia, Pa., member of The
Board of Lectureship of The
Mother Church. The First Church
of Christ, Scientist, in Boston.
Massachusetts, In the Grand the
atre. February 12th at 8 o'clock.
ton and your friends are cordial
ly invited to attend. 36
J. Matoon, of Bay City, left
Salem this morning after a short
visit here In the interests of the
game commission.
Mansfield Dancers and Ger-
mafne Schnftzer concert for $.1;
ticket entitles holder to first
choice In reserving seats. See
Bertha Junk-Darby, phone 1950W
36
Dance tonite Crystal Garden.
36'
Portland. H L Wilcox. K V.
Uraekney, O II Ciuieley. K Kline:
Anderson. R I Little. Mr and Mrc
William H Kvan. C H liachelor
W II Doolittle, It II I)e Armond.
Charles A .lohn.-lon. Syd Dubbi
James It Hyhmd. II T Mi'Kfii
John B Hearn. Mr and Mrs Joel
K Adams, Lee W Cruteher. II C
liall. Halph J Staehll. W li Oberg.
J Tanker, L T KukkcII, James W
Murphey, Hul! Lambert, Hurry f
Mar; in, Roy Ison. K J Wood
ward. Jam en II Cassell; leti'oit.
F.dward A Cl.indrieh; Hjrrisburg.
Mr and Mrs J Rpopp; Albany, Geo
lUtliff. Mrs Reir Williams:
Hlnlock. William J Mariner; Hol
brook. W H InoI; Rurn?, C B Me
Connell; Roseburff, Mr and Mrs
Kdward C Lempe, Ralph S'true
hinir. A G Sutherland; Astoria. A
B Spexarth. Hen Hay, Carl Jen
sen; Philomath. Mr and Mrs C M
GlridiiiKs; Kugene, M K Kempf. J
P Hicks, -Mr and Mrs Cecil V Wnl
liek, B J Clancy; Bend, Mr and
Mrs O W Martin. Mrs Jennie K
Sayrts; Monmouth. J 8 Lander;
Marsbfield. Peter B Owens; Til
lamook. Kay F Panirburn: Oak
land. Mrs Mary N Primh-y: Van
couver, Wn, J W Wheeler,. I E
Allen; Pullman. Mrs F Peed. MUw
Gwendolyn Peed; Tacoma. Mr and
Mra A A Miller and aon, Mrs Lau
ra Richardson: Seattle, J Gross.
Mr and Mrs H K Clary. Mr and
Mrs R Hastlne. R V Whiting. W
O Obrey; Spokane. Mr and Mrs
George D Sprecher, Mr and Mrs
M B Grllley; Aberdeen. Mr and
Mrs Grant W Rickard; Los Anp
len, Rollin L I)re, Mr and Mrs
Roki Hamilton. Miss Blanche V.
JIaTtillton.
Lieutenant Karl Gloss, national
guard officer injured In an auto
accident near McM'innville two
weeks ago, Is likely to he on
crutches- for several weeks, accord
ing to a report at the adjutant
general's office. Gloss has
sustained a fracture to the pelvic
hone.
Ladies free at Crystal Gardei
36'
The Popcorn parent teach
Association will present "Always
En Trouble." a three act comedy,
at AumsvMIe Thursday, 12th, 8:15
30
Dr. Marshall, osteopath Or.bldg
V
In the case of Oral E. Palmateer
gainst Verlinda Itatcliffe In cir
cuit court an order confirming
sale of real property involved for
i!'9 has been entered bv Jnde-o
iveuy.
Dr. Stapran. advanced elor.rnn
ic diagnosis and treatment. 14S4
State. Qq
Jako Van Annan has taken
appeal to circuit court from the
hulem justice court. Van Arnan
was sentenced to 30 days In jail
ana .o pay a fine of t2r,n uttr
iiemg found guilty of having in
toxicating liquor In his nossossion
Two bottles of liquor were pre
sented m justice court as evidence
against Van Arnan.
Thursday selling of bed nnreads
m Hamilton s. 36
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Peterson
and their daughter Bernlce were
in Salem this morning. They are
residents of Woodburn.
Bed spread sneciaT. all eolnrj
selling at 54.59. Hamilton's. 26
Henry Thoirian. of Scotta Mills
spent this morning in Salem.
9 room home $3000. terms. Or
paving, terms, fruit and flower.
Hecke & Hendricks, U. S. bank
bids. 36
Mrs. 0. B. Hartzler. of Aurora.
was in Salem yesterday.
5 Iot, $750, terms. Trees
view. Good lots $200, $10 down
Hecke & Hendricks, Lr. S. bank
hi (I g.
W. S. Clark, of Albany, took
short business trip to Salem to
day.
General George A. White and
his staff will go to Silvertnn this
evening to inspect company I.
162nd infantry, Oregon national
guard. General White will award
faithful service medals to Captain
H. A. Hutton and Lieutenant E.
H. Ellis for five years of service,
and to sergeants X. O. Holman,
H. H. Johnson, C. A. Kellner,
Chris Qual, and Victor Rue.
New music at Crystal Garden.
36
Marinello Beauty Parlors, menc
manicuring, 245 N. High St. 36
Return has been filed In the
case of Louise Dixon against
Frank Hamiln setting out that
property owned by the defendant
In Multnomah county has been
seized under attachment. .
Furnished apartment house fo:
sale at bargain. Will make horn
and good income, $1,100 to ban
die. Berke & Hendricks, U.
bank bid. 36
Potted plants, cut flowers, fu
neral designs. Adams, 453 Court.
36
Free emhroidery thread wltb
stamped good. The Petite Shop.
Henry Luthso, of Norton,
in Salem this morning.
5 acre tract, new bungalow, al
modern conveniences, near Salem
$7000. Gertrude J. M. Page. 36
The birth of a girl to Mr. an
Mrs. Mont Miller, 2063 State
street, was reported to the city
health officer this morning. The
child, who has been named Lorn
May Miller, was born on January
S acre tract, modem new bun
galow, erery modern convenience
$7500. Gertrude J. M. Page, 36
Frank le Doyle and Tommy C.ir
ter foujrht to a drnw at the smoker
in liallax last night. The fight was
fast with en eh of them getting 1:
some good blows. Hailor Mannings
who will fight the seml-wlndup
the S'lioker Monday fought George
Scalloped and plain edge, full
size bed spreads In all colors.
$4.59. Hamilton s, Jt
Announcement ws made this
morning that the First Baptist
church, of Salem has arranged fo
five days' missionary program
to begin Monday, February 16
The institute will be in charge
of Ir. M. D. Kubank, a returned
medical missionary from China
whera he is said to have made
considerable reputation. Dr. Ku
bank will take up the missionary
study book, "Chinas Real Revo
lutlou," for one hour beginning at
four o'clock each afternoon durin
he institute. He will give ons of
is missionary addresses each eve
ning. Tiiere will probably be
number of discussion groups form
ed for the afternoons. Announce
ment haa been made that all those
interested in attending the meet
it-gs are Invite 1 to do so.
Scalloped and piain edge, full
Hizi bed spreads in all colors,
$4.59. Hamilton's. 36
Petition for writ of review by
the circuit court from justice
court has been filed with the coun
ty clerk Ir. tho case of Ferris
owera against RolhT Brothers
company. The writ Is based
overruling of a motion by Justice
S.nall to stt aside a default and al
low an answer to be filed.
Bed spreads, all
1.59. Hamilton's.
colors a
36
Hon. R. E. Bradbury of Kin mat
Falls is attending the lcgislatur
lo-.lay on matters prctaining to ir
rigation. Mr. Bradbury ia chair
man of the board of water Users
for the Klamath valley and
prominently identified in civic
fairs and matters of irrigation. H
ts a d.-mocrat and wus a candidate
for the legislature two years ago.
colors at
36
BRIDGE PROGRAM
SENATE REFUSES TO
ACCEPT POSTAL BILL
Ban Francisco, Feb. 11 Two
men held up the branch of the
Mcrctuntile Trust comoany at
Twenty-Fourth and Sanches atreet
here today anJ obtained $2000 and
$3000. Tluy escaped, but the num
btr of the.r automobile waa taken
by policeman. who reported that
he apparently wounded one of the
robbers in an exchange of shots
with him.
The only persons in the bank
when the robbers entered were
three employes. They wer coni
! tel led to stand with faces to the
walls whil the open safe wa
rifled.
Coming out of the bank the rob
bers encountered Policeman Jos
eph Malono aod an exchange of
jhota took place as the thieves
aped away in an automobile. Ma-
luie said one of tho men stagger
ed as though wounded.
PRESIDENT C00LID6E
RIDES HOBBY HORSE
Washington, Feb. 11. Prei
dent Caolidge, oftentimes describ
ed as a man without a hobby, real
ly has one which in a literal aenje
he rides daily. It U an elsetri?il
apparatus in the nature of a bobby
horse, so arranged .hat the opera
tor receive the same exercise he
would It counted ou a splrii-.-d
hunter.
Set up In the president's dress
ing room, it Is managed by piuh
buttons, which determine whe'.h ;r
It shall go through the movements
of a canter, a gallop or merely a
trot.
A referendum measure will be
put before the people of Salem in
a special election early this spring
o decide whether .Mayor li. u.
Giesy's permanent bridge program
will bo curried out. Tho working
committee of aldermen und citi
zens appointed by the mayor met
last n if; lit and detailed work of
bringing tho necessary informa
tion out in graphic form o a nit's-
cial committee, made up of Fred
Krixou, D. U. Hcrrick, W. H.
Dancy, H. M. Rogers, city engi
neer, and Walter Lowe, street
commissioner.
Kither a bond Issue of approxi
mately $300,000, or a millage tax
of 1 ur 1 M mills will be the propo
sition put up by he city council
for rcferuum action, and propo
nents of each pitn of tinanciu;;
discussed the matter last night.
Should any actiun of the stall
legislature be referred o the peo
ple in a special election, the spc
cial election on the bridge matter
vill be set to correspond, in date,
with the state eke'ion.
Instructions to the special com
mittee appointed last night were
for immediuto drawing up of a
pencil plau of the construction
program, an dan estimate of the
total cxpendture necessary to re
place the 50 bridges in the city
I iiits with permanent struc'uros,
aud for the yearly expenditure
necessary to replace the bridges,
one at a time, at yearly intervals,
as they become unsafe fur travel
A bund issue would necessitate
the complete replacing of wooden
bridges with concrete structures
at once, It is pointedout, whereat;
by putting iu one or two new
bridges each year, the money fron
a one or two mill tax wolld be
sufficient for financing, says Mr.
Unncy.
A one-half mill tax would ni
the city $7000 a year, says Mr.
Dancy. As some of the present
bridges will last eight or 10 yetits,
he believes that by a yarly pro
gram of replacement the bridge
s.tuation in Salem can best be
solved.
Four permanent bridges are nv;
standing In Salem, says Mr. Dancv.
One is on North r ront. one en
North Commercial, North Liber'.y
and ono on Center street. Some
others alredy have concrete abut
ments, and only the concrete spans
will have to be poured there.
The South Commercial street
bridge would be Included In the
program of replacement. The cost
for that structure alone will be
about $50,000, It is estimated.
Plans are to shorten it from 150
feet to 50 feet by building a con
crete abutment on the south end.
This could be built long before
the bridge and filled with nu-h
materials as may be found from
time to time, believes Mr. Dancy.
All action will be held up for a
few days, pending the report of
this Kperial committee.
Washington, Feb. 11 The sen
ate postoffice committee today vot
ed to substitute the senate postal
pay and rate increase bill for the
measure yesterday by the house.
Approval of this action by the
sonata would force a conference
between the house and senate on
the differences between the two
bills which vary considerably on
the proposed rate increr,tes. The
senate bill also would make the
pay advances effective as of July
1924, instead of January 1,
111 2 5. as in tho house measure.
SENATE PASSES TAX
INCREASE PROPOSAL
House joiut resolution No. 2,
which will submit o the people
a proposed constitutional amend
ment to enable the citizens of
Mulnomah county to Increase
their tax levy and repeal the 6 5
mill limitation in 'hat couuty,
was adopted by the senate yester-
aay.
House joint resolution No. 9
introduced by Woodward, and pro
posing a constitutional amend
ment to repeal the slavery clause
in ,no Oregon constitution, was
adopted by the senate.
Senate bill 169, introduced b
Hall, by request, providing for a
lien upon chattels for gasoline.
oil nnd automobile accessories was
killed by indefinite postponement
upon auoption ol an adverse com
mittee report.
NAVAL BILL SIGNED
CARRIES $287,000,000
Washington, Feb. 11 The nav
al appropriation bill with Its re
quest for another arms conference
was signed today by President
Coolidge.
The president affixed his signa
ture without publio comment on
the conference nuRRe.stion.
A total of (287.000.000 t pro
vided by the bill for the naval es
tablishment for the fiscal year be
ginning next July 1.
DRUNK DRIVER
GETS 50 DAYS
G. A. Ross, who Is in the county
jail here, brought up from Wood-
burn to serve 50 days on a char,;e
of driving a car while intoxicated
and shoving the car of Representa.
tive R. J. Kirk wood off from the
Pacific highway and into the
ditch, is serving the longent term
ever meted out In the county for n
similar offense, states Sheriff
Bower.
One girl served a good share of
six mouths hero for running an
aged woman down on the street
nnd killing her, but f"r an otfenee
where a collision was involved
along with a drunKen driver the
50-day sentence is the longest v.'l
imposed. Added to this wae a fin
of $50.
BRITAIN REJECTS PLAN
FOR FRENCH SECURITY
tendon, r eb. 1 1. in connec
tion with inclinations in the Paris
press that France desired to in
elude the question of security
with the financial settlement be
tween France und Eugland, It w is
said in British diplomatic circles
today that there was no disposi
tion uy the BriHu government t
join the two sub;ec's. The ques
tion ot security was not touchet
upon In the note in the debt qutz
tlon sent to France by Winston
Churchill, chancellor of the
chequer, but according to press
dispatches Premier Herriot is
eager to gain some form of guar
anteed safety ngainst (lermany In
the years to come.
Bed spreads, all
$ 1.59. Hamilton's.
The annual exposition of all col
Ice departments at Oregon Agri
cultural colic;) will take place, at
Corvallls February 21, 22 and 23.
All departments" of the school will
fthow tho work that Is being done
in the depat'tiiicnis. The school of
engineoi ing aud chemistry will
show a nuir.Ter of inventions and
deviffl for pe:irc and war alike.
On th? last day. Monday, the R.
O. T. C. uni: of the college will
hold a review and pr.mde in honor
of ashington's birthday. The
Eeaver KniKh'.a will have charge
of ushering the hundreds of expect
ed dele.;,'itcj at the exposition. Wal
ter Fuhrer of Kaleni, sophomore in
cemnierce at the college, has re
cently been elected chairman of
the Beaver Knights,
Red spread special, all colors.
selling at $4 59. Hamilton's, 36
Mrs. r. H. Humphries, of Al
bany, was In Salem today on pri
vate business.
Thursday selling of bed spreads
at $1 5t. Hamilton's. 3
Influenza It keeping fire teach
ers out of the Salem public
Henninss of Samas and took the achoola. Miss Phoebe McAdatns
nod after several torrid rounds, and Miss Grace Zosel, both of the
Richmond school, have the flu
Miss Gertrude Anderson of the
same school is out caring for her
mother. Miss Mabel Allen of
Highland and Miss Bertha Mag
ne3 of MrKinl'-y are out of
hool with thf flu.
II. R Kertchman
H"brew
A coupe stolen from Lloyd
Hauser a week ago was found by
olitcers In Tacomi, Wash., today.
Henry Lowe, L'l, of 530 N. 24th
street, and Miss Myrtle Itominger,
21, route nine, Salem obtained
a marriage license today at the
court house. A license to few
was also taken by Frank A. Craw
ford, 45, of Hood River, and
Naomi Crawford, 31, of route six,
Salem.
20 per cent off on all stamped
lunch sets. The Petite Shop, over
uusiek a. 3S'
The North western made a sue
ccssful trip throughn the locks at
Oregon City going from Salem to
Portland yesterday. The boat Is
scheduled to return to Salem to
night with a heavy load. From
now on the regular schedule will
be maintained, those in charge of
the boat any, a return of the high
water In the river not being
expected.
flOAL THAT J
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Of course, you want to
get your full money's
worth when you buy coal (
but are you satisfied
that you do? If you are 1
In doubt try an order of
high grade coat that costs
less In the end. It is the
perfect coal for home use.
Also best grades of
Dry Wood
Sawed any length.
HILLMAN FUEL CO.
Brondwav at Hood
Phnne 1855
300 CASES IN WAR
OVER UNION DROPPED
Charleston. W. vs., Feb. 11.
Three hundred cases, growing out
of the armed march of men from
the union coal fields of southwest
Virginia against the non-union
Logan region in 1921. were dis
missed today by Judge J. M.
Woods. The cases include charg'-a
ranging from treason to comm-jn
assault. They were sent to Jeff r
s'jn county on a change of venue
from Fngn n , w here the indict
ments vem returned.
Buys Furniture
Phone 511
OREGON
"OH DOCTOR''
by
HARRY LEON WILSON
StarrinR
REGINALD DENNY
LIBERTY
'TENNESSEE'S.
PARDNER'"
by BRET HARTE
Starring
HARRY CAREY
!L!iri.-Man will Pp"ak at lh High
nnd Friends church Tliur.uli
bo 12th, at 7:30 p. m. 3
,C. K. Iugalls, editor of the Cor
vallls Gazette-Times, was a guest
of the llalcm Rotary club at the
Weekly Itotarian luncheon today.
Buslnet aui i'rofe'islonal Wo
men's club dance at Derby hall
Thurtulav. Card tables for those
wishing to play. 3
I Anthony Kuwer rend two of his
rhymes before the Salem Itotary
club this noon. They wera en
titled "Lieutenant Looty'a Cootie"
and "The Blood In tho Apple."
Prank Pirn, representing the
American Illuminating Kngincers'
association, gave an address on
automobile headlights similar to
the address given at the meeting
of the Salem Ktwanis club last
week.
For a consideration of $10,000
M. O. (iundcrson and others have
bought a S3 sere tract of property
near the northwestern outskirts of
Hllvertoa. The purchase was made
from Nina 8. L. Boyle. It Is said
that Mr. Anderson Is considering
dividing psru of the tract Into lots
and disposing of them at an addi
tion to the c ty of Sllve.-ton.
Died
GKHRMANN This mornlntr.
Feb. 11, at 470 N. Church
street, Mrs. Anna Oehrmann,
beloved wife of Anton Oehr
mann, aged C6 years. Besides
her husband she Is survived by
two staters and two brothers In
Kurope and by ono brother. An
ton Wolke of (Jervafs, Or., by
one ni -e Martha Pietroek of
Sclo, Or., and a nephew Frank
Wolke of Park Place, Or. The
remain are at tlie chapel of
the Salem mortuary, phone
lfilfl. Funeral announcement
will appear luter.
WIRTH Frank O. Wirth died on
February 11 at a local hospit
al at tlip ae of 6(1 yearn, lie
was a rexifb nt of Quinaby. Or.
He ts eurvived by one fiiter,
Mrs. James O'N'iel, nnd one
brother, Joe Wh th. He was a
member of the Order of For
psterrt. Terwilllger funeral
honin in charge of funeral. Fu
neral announcement later.
Cl'MMIN'flR-Henry R. Cummins
died February 10 at a local
hopifal at the age of OS yeais
He f survived by 3 son. J. II.
and Motrin Ciimmiitgri of HaKH
Ferry, and Charlee Cummin?
of California. Funeral an
nouncements later. Webb fun
eral parlors in charge of ar
PORTER L. B. Porter died at
the home of his daughter,
Mra. Snell in Portland, Feb.
10, at the age of R3 years. Sur
vived by 5 sons L. W. and Frank
of Seattle, Rrnewt of Marsh
field, John of Canada: 5 daugh
tern, Mrs. May Lash of Kansas
City. Mo.. Mrs. Cora B. Snell,
Portland, Mrs. Laura Lock of
San FrancLaco, Mrs. Ruth Hart-
man ot Salem and Mm. MiMe
Klngnley of Shelton Wn. Funer
al services will be beld at the
Webb funeral parlors Feb. 11,
at S p. m. Ker. Mr. Kantner
will have charge of services
and will be assisted by the O.
A. R. Interment will be in City
View cemetery.
Your Car Needs New Parts
-JIM- US '
. Smith & Watkins
Snappy Service Phone 44
Rings, (Ji'iirs. Hells, . Pistons, (iaskets. Bushings,
Wiring, Grinding Compound, Break Lining J
Auction Sale
THURSDAY, FEB. 12, 1:30 p. m.
346 Front St., near Center
Cabinet phonograph, lie Luxe fi-hole range, like new; good
heater; comlif uatinn Imolc cano and writing desk; oventtuffed
leather rocker, onk nicker, leather seat; 3 oak diner, leather
Beats; & good A xmi inter rug s, small; Congoleum rug 9x12 :
sanitary couch and pad: round oak extension table; plain oak
rucker; oak kitchen cabinet; Ivory dresaer; good beds, eprings
and mattrpHHes; fruit Jam; dishes; tab'Tttte; Ironing hoard and
many other articles.
Terms cash.
NOTE: All the above fuinUure, etc., 1 Jut like new.
BERTHA KIBBEY. Owner. F. N. WOODRY. Auctioneer.
Phoiis 511
" Woodry" Iluys Furniture for cash or sells on Commission"
Another Furniture
Auction Sale
Friday, Feb. 13, 1:30 P. M.
390 Hoyt St. between S. High and Com'l
Take S. Commercial Street Car, ret off at Monument Work.
A No. 1 Universal (-bole raoe. like ow; lama hci'er; I berta,
primes and mattrniwa; 3 dresra: I eatemlon tallica; roekera:
rllnlaic ehalra; kitchen cabinet: breakfast table: rw linoleum:
home canned fruit; davenport; draperies; kllc'iei ntcnalla;
dlshea: trult Jara;; carpet aweeper; waah tuba; wocd lift; and
a lot of other articles tbat fo to furnish home. Terms cash.
H. L. McCLOW. F. H. W00DEY,
Owner, 390 Hoyt. St. Auctioneer, Phone 111
P. a. Good (-roomed House and Karag for rent.
Sea ownor in rear.