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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2G, 1925 THIS UAflTAL. JOURNAL, SALEM, OKEGON FAUE SEVEN "gl" LOCALS John Painter and Mark Ritchie vers brought Inle Justice court tula morning to face a charge (lied by A. E. Cummluga stating that the tiro boys turned out the lUthu durlnar a relisloua meeting at the Kelser school houae last Sunday n'ght. The caae waa' dismissed cn motion ol the private prosecutor, Mr. dimming. Winter meeting Minnesota so clety J aeon Lee church basement. Jefferson and Winter St., Friday. Feb. 27. 7:30. Come. 4S Cheater Sloper of Independence. of the firm of Sloper llroa. and Cockle, hardware dealers, was In Bulcra on business today. The aetata of Frank J. Blestersr it inventoried at 114561. 7J under aa appraisement made br Ororgo H. Hall, Herman Haasler and E. P. Srhott. General Gasoline script books at five per cent discount at the Harbison 8tation. Capitol and Market street. ' Circuit Judge U H. McMahan has returned to Salem from a Cali fornia trip, stopping on the way home to transact court business in Albany. Colden ambulance ph 609, 8S3R Free embroidery thread with itamped goods. Tbe Petite Shop. R. P. Farrlngton appeared in Justice court this morning to an- ivvor to a charge of reckless drlv. tag fl'ed by H. L. Griffith, stale truffle officer, and was fined by lui'Ueo Brazier C. Small (23. 11. C. Harrington, father of the defend int. nppeared as his legal counsel. Old papers for sale, large bun die Sc. Capital Journal. Tr. W. L. Thompson has recelv ed a permit to erect a one story dwelling at 44S Columbia street to cost S2500. W. J. Pruitt la nam ed os the contracting builder. Mr Pruit is also the builder lor dwelling to be erected by C. A Elliot at 2105 North Fourth street to coat (2700. Dr. Marshall, osteopath Or.btdg The Webfooters basketball team will no to Portland Saturday when they are to meet the leaders. The Webfoot team has one of the atrovtges. teams In Salem of weight and they have been look Ing for Barnes with any team thelr weight. They have met several Sa lem teams and chalked up wins over thrm and they are hoping to come back with the Portland scaliis. Bob Boardinan. of the local Y. M. C. A. will have charge of the team. The Athenian club of the Y. M. C A. will play a pre liminary game at Silverton Friday evening Have yon been to the Kato teria Shoe StoreT 857 State. 49" The Oregon Agricultural college faculty and the Salem business men's team Kill meet for volly ball honors as a preliminary to the basketball game lo be played there Saturday evening. The same two teams met two years ago and the Silom men were returned victors. Corv.illis has a good team and they are planning on taking the locals into camp and tie the score. Love The Jeweler, satem. S. M. Endlcott has filed com- nlaint against J. T. Pleser in cir cuit court to collect 1500 alleged to be due on a note and foreclosure ou a chattel mortgage cover'ig wool. K. A. Gregg. Kit North Fifth street, missed a crossbar and a Dtotormeter from his ear after It had been parked on North Fifth street a while last areolae. He reported the loss to the police this morning. Tonight, tonight. Cols afcE! Rojr's orchestra. Crystal Gardens. 4 Mrs. C. F. Williams, a natlre and former resident. Id Tlslttng relativea in Salem, while selling the newly published "History of The Oregon Country" by Harvey W. Scott, for mors than 40 jreiu the editor of ths Oregonlan. She is glad to show the books to every one Interested and will respond to telephone or personal calls at 36s north Commercial, Tel. zu3;ik Marion county events and Marion county families often appear tn type and illustration in the pages of the six volume edition. And the index makes the lucation of prop er and geographical names easy 61 Alkires dancing school, we will teach you to dance In a few lea- sous, sfternoons and evenines. phone 13 JO J. 49 Best grade inside mill wood at reduced prices in quantity lots, prompt delivery, spauimng cog ging Co., phona 1830. SO' Divorce decree has been granted to Joseph McAlpine from Sarah McAloine on ground of desertion. Thev were married at St. Thomas Ore., April 25, 1894, and the wife left her husband April id, 15 it A chimney lire was reported to tho fits department yesterday from 1275 North Capitol street. A chem ical car was sent. Down In Maine is the name of the play that the Salem Height community club will present the lisyesville school. Friday eve ning, February 2T, at eight clock. It s a good play put on good group. Don t miss It Admission 35 and IS cents. 4 by Torvllilger undertaker phn 724 Horace Burdett. member of old Company M of Salem during the World War, arrived In Salcra yesterday for a few days' visit. He came lo the company at Camp Mills. Long Island, and remained with It untrl the unit was split up for replacement at Contres, France. Burdett was assigned to the 2nd division Immediately after the Chateau Thiery drive, He was in tho Solssons, St. Mihlel and Argonne drives. His division went Into the Argonne twice, but Burdett was wounded In the knee during the first "hitch." He is now ranching a ranch near Burns, In eastern Oregon. He Is staying tt the Marion hotel. Free eats while dancing at Mc- Cornack hall Friday nits, 7 piece orchestra. Something new. 50 Order for final settlement has been entered in probate in the case of Annie M. Higglns. 60 per cent discount on em broidered articles Friday and Saturday a tMllady's Shop, Derby bldg. Dr. Walter H. Brown, head of the child health demonstration here, is scheduled to address the Portland Civic club Friday on "A Neglected Natural Resource." The Portland Civic Club Bulletin of this week gives Dr. Brown prominent mention, Incorporating some details of the work to be con ducted in Marion county by him, and his past work In other places. WILL oay 125 a ir'mth f ;r use nf S200. good security. Box Journal. 'Although funeral services will he held st the Presbyterian church tomorrow afternoon the regular meeting of the aid society will be held as scheduled. The aid meet ing will open at three o'clock. Dance Schiniller hall Sat. nite. 50 Miss Tierniee Cowden, who Tuos div was reported to have lost sin.SS through theft at the Par- rtah lunior high school through theft, doea not attend that school according to statement made yes terday by Henry F. Durham, prin cipal of the scnool. me repon had been based on a statement made by the girls 6randlatncr. Woodman of tbe World a Hen tlon, come out tomorrow evening and hear our 7 plecs orchestra nd see our picture show, also tmnnrtant business. 49 Money talks here. High clase tract close to Salem on paving rice cut to $0800 to move, terms acres fruit and berries, goo- buildings. Btcke Hendricks, Wonderful assortment of vases and flower bowls, your choice 39 each. Saturday. Hamilton s. 4 9 Zj. C. Bulgin. 20 Mill street, re ceived permits to build two dwell ing.! yester-i.iy, ono a 1 story house at 450 University street to cost (4000, and tho other a J2S00 ouse at 4G0 Unlvorslty street, Ar: nold Krueger has received permis sion to erect i 1H story dwellln at 220 Lincoln streot. Bert Town send will build the house for htm Wonderful assortment of vise nd flower bowls, your choice 39c each, Saturday. Hamilton's. 49 49 W. S. Hicks was fined 17.50 for speeding yesterday. For sale, $10 down and balance $10 per month will handle a fine 1-2 acre building site all In fruit and berries, located at the end of south Commercial streot car line. Price $650. interest 6 per cent. W. H. Grabenhorst a no, realtors, 275 State street. 60 W. J. Christensen forfeited M0 hall tor a charge of speeding yes terday. Lions from Salem. Independence and Eugeno were present at the organization of the new Lions den at Corvallis last nlgnt. suss isao- -nl Phelns sang several solo num hers, accompanied on the piano by Miss Ruth Bedford. Bo'h are resl dents of Salem. Dr. II. J. Ander son was elected president of the new den. Prof. R. Mitchell, ttew ard Sims and Earl Witham wire chosrn as vies presidents. Furth er officers are Cecil Blakely. sec rctarv: Lloyd Mlllhollan. treasur or; R. M. Wilson. l,lon xamer. unu John Baur, official tall twister, House for rent. O. C. Bolter, 2016 Trade St. phone 2043W. Jenses 8. James gavo an lllus trated lecture at tho boys' train ln school Wednesday night. M: James Is associate secretary the world's Sabbath school work of the Seventh Day Adventlst church. His headquarters are at Washington. D. C. He Is on a tour of ths Pacific northwest In tho in terests of the work he represents. Last night's lecture had to do with missionary conditions in India, Silverton gun club will hold bacon shoot at the club grounds fin Snndav. l bank bldg. U 49 T F Atlanta, Ca., Feb. 2. Armed deputies today were guarding atone mountain and ths property of the Stone Mountain Confederate Monumental association alter ine evelopments of yesterday when Uutzon Borglum was uismisseu from his post as sculptor lor tut memorial. . LkMiutv sheriffs armed with warrants charging Borglum and (1. Tucker, superintendent oi unerations at the mountain, with destruction of tbe designs and models for the work, early today villi were seeking the two. Officials of the association said dtmm suit would be filed galnet Borglum for $50,000 al leged aniagca csused by the de struction of the models. Under the contract with Borg lum, attorney; for the association sld. the models and designs for the work were the property oi me organization. They, however, it was pointed out, can be repiaceu bv the sculptor selected to con tinue the work by reconstruction from photographs now in ths ar chives of ths association. An injunction now bars the en trance of Borglum. Turiter or their agents to ths premises. Tho models ere ocstroyeo yes terday within a few hours after Borglum had been dismissed oj ths directors of the association. The work of destruction was car ried out, it was charged, at the or der of Borglui . BE CAREFUL A. B. McDowell, 2240 N. Fifth treet, had nearly crossed ths in tersection of Church and Court Htreets lat night, when ft car driven by Thomai M. Major of McMinnville crashed into the rear of Mr. McDowell's car and tore off a fender and one of the rear tirea. TURKS PROCLAIM MARTIAL LAW IN KURDISTAN Constantinople, Feb. . The grand national assembly at An. gora hat unanimously approved the action of the Turkish govern ment tn proclaiming martial law In Kurdistan and declaring it treasonable offenss to make political usa of religious affairs, j Kurdish Insurgents under Sheik Said were reported from Con stantinople yesterday to have oc cupied the cities of Dlarbekr and Kharpul. The Sheik has been credited with the Intention of re storing ths caliphate. A special dispatch through London yester day said Prince Sellm, son of the former Sultan Abdul Hamld. had been proclaimed king of Kurdistan NAVAL PLOT ( ALLEGED TO RUIN OFFICER (Continued from Pas On) F PROGRAM FRIDAY Sea graao roc Ice ra, tableg and ferneries, your choice $8.95 each Hamilton.. 41) Christian Endeavorers residing In Marion county have been invit ed to the rally to be held in the First Presbyterian church of Port land next Monday night, March In honor of E. P. Gates of Bos ton, general secretary of the United Society of Christian En deavor. Mr. Gates will be accom panied by Paul C. Brown of Los Angeles, Pacific Coast Christian Endeavor secretary. Sea grass rock em, tables and forneries, your choice $8.95 each, Hamilton's. 49 Not content with the embellish ments provided by humorous friends of a newly married couple. Salem police further decorated a sedan, parked at the Klinger hotel this morning by affixing thereto a red tag. The owner of the car had violated two of the city ordi nances, according to the police, by parking between 1 o'clock and 6 o'clock in the morning, and for parking the car for more than one hour after nine o clock in the morning. Meanwhile Mr. and Mrs. Francis WUlaby of Seattle were peacefully slumbering in the hotel, on the first night of their honeymoon, which will Include a tour of south ern California. Pictures of rolling pins and flatirons and little quotations about the joys of married life were inscribed on the windows of the sedan in white chalk. Strings that formerly attached old shoes to the car were dangling from tbe rear of tbe car. Iusido could be seen a pair oi skis, a trunk, sev- cold cream, several sticks of incense, and other arti cles too numerous to mention. They were not fined at the city hall for violation of the traffic AMNESIA VICTIM STILL UNABLE TO IDENTIFY SELF H. E. Williams, the man with out a name, who Is living under that Identity until he can remem. her a better one. Is progressing very nicely at the state hospital for ths lnssne. report physicians. The name. Williams, was found on letters on the patients person when he reported in at tbe police station. He has only been able to recall that he was once in Spo kane. Wash., but he does not re. member when, at what location, or whv he was there. It is believed that the patient will slowly regain his memory If he Is kept In a quiet place and al lowed to relax. WAHABI TRIBESMEN SLAUGHTER 1000 NATIVES Damascus, Feb. 26, (Jewish Telegraphic Agency.) One thous and Inhabitants o: Trans-Jordanis were killed and many were wound ed when taken by surprlss by forces of 10.000 Wnhabt tribes men who crossed the border of Trans-Jordnnla and started march toward Amman, says an an nounerment made today by Sultan bn Saoud's political representa tive here. Students at the blind school will eivo a Washington and Lln- erai jar8 0f coin patriotic program in me school chapel tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. Friends and relatives of the students, a well as anyone interested, will be welcomed to thel ordnanceai entertainment. The complete program Is as tol lows: Recitation "Excelsior"..FIoyd Holt Piano. "Grand Marche De Con cert ' Gilbert Lane The Meaning of ths National Flag" Wilbur Lane Pinnn 'nffertnrv In E Flat" Carl Lemuel arrive in oaieiu wwunui, iu Th'.'siapker'"' Chsrles Burkhart tend the third annual student vol "Telling Ahou L'.ncoln" I unteer conference, which Is to be Mary Colbertson, Cecil Morgan, held at Wiliameiis university r n Marie Stem, Donald Bird, Nelliel any na Saturday. Fcbruury S7 Houses for rent. $25 to $15. Bscke V. S. bank bldg. three vacant, sc Hendricks, 49 ot lor. J Hotel Bligh Arrivals Portland. David E. Lofcren. O. I" Tito. K. Losler, C. W. Keys, i.' n nnvhan. Mr. niul Mrs. Cl.ir iirnwsw U. K. Clinton. H lliii-rlaon. J. II.' Robert". Miss Kuth a r-. K. V. McCre.iry. Sail ni.i.i m irdonald. Mr and Mrs. (I A. Clurk. :.Ir. and Mrs V. D. P;i rta l.-.i I. Warner. L. Koch. T. 1- (Wnrliiia. William A. Kremer. T. u i, .1,.., T. n Xlmer. L. It. W Mr.ll-m. rranlc l!ielcrt. W. S. MeKlnner. A. II. Iiralte. I.. T. Ilnb- I'non, W. E. I.nmb, Donald tioin f...,,r.a W l!f,l WllSfclK. C. 1'' llnrkhani. Mr. nnd Mrs. t,. t,. Mitel ler: McMinnville, Thomas M. Ma- Mrs. Te-fle Morrison; nixes. n I'piree; Tillamook, James 1-. Oordon; Cloverdale, A. W. Frank lin: l:end. l'aul U. Ttmm; Anuria. Edwnrd M. Dayton; Bay Citr. J. B. Ilnyes; Gresham, U. O. Fisher; The Dnlles. Emtl P. Stutz; Ite'ds pcrt, J. A. Zaehary; Tlllnmcok. Ray F. Benson: KUensburK. Wsh.. S W. Munn. H. J-l. najBhn: Seat tle. A. W. Redirk. Jack ftessey. l,on '. Tr.inber. Mr. and Mm. 11 H Kins. Miss Jean BioRll; Spok ane, Mr. and Mrs. F.dward T. Har ris: l.os Anaeles. 11. C Frecht man. Mnrk I. oio;lytcln. Lloyd W. Flemlnc. Mr. anl Mrs. Guv HI--I:-mnn. Miss Hn.e Hickman. Muui Oullvn llickmon. Ficd A. Oirmaa; Bun Franeleo, O. J. Hecker, Hal ey li. llsrton Mr. snd Mrs. Wal ter L. Conner. Ralph T. Godfrey. Chaitney Southern, St. Joseph. M'i.. Mrs. C. M. Martin; Chiraao. Henry E. Brooks. New oYrk, C. It Duryea. For sale. $600 down and bal ance easy terms will buy that 10 acre tract that you have been looking for. about 7ft acres fine bearing srunes. some gooseber ries, apples, few cherries. A good four room cottage, good drilled well, chicken house, rock road and close to pavement. Price $3 100. W. H. Grabenborst & co. realtors. 275 State street. 50 David Korb was fined $5 yest day In municipal court for par' ine; a concrete mixer on the street ovcrnipht without a light. For sale, $10 down and bal ance $10 per month will buy that fine 6 acre tract of dark prai rie soil, located cist and close to Sweele achnol. A real buy. Prire $1500. interest 6 per cent. W. II. Orabenliorst & Co., real tors. 50' Frank Drown was flne.l $2 JO In municipal court yesterday for leav ing tbe motor of his car rtinnins while he left the car stan-ling !n the street. The freshman class ot Willam. etts university won tbe lnterclass debate series this morning then ths freshman team defeated the juniors by a unanimous decision in the university chapel at Waller Hall. Watch our windows for our Saturday special that will sell at 19c. Hamilton's. 49 You can get better work and better service from the Salem Cleaners ft Dyers. 544 Stats, phone 195. 49 Joseph McAlpine was awarded a decree of divorce from Sarah McAlpine, his wife, In circuit court today, on a charge ot deser tion. $10 down, $5 a month, takes choice ot good lots, 2 blocks to car. Lights, water, street, etc. Price 250. Becke ft Hendricks. U. S. bank bldg. 49 Thomas Hartman, of Independ ence, is visiting his son, Elwood Hartman in Salem today. Mr. Hartman has a truck farm in the river bottom land south of Inde pendence, arid specializes In corn growing. He won a large array of prizes at the Independence corn show last fall, and is conceded by many corn growers to be one of the foremost authorities in selec tion of seed corn. Mr. Hartman has built up a yellow dent strain that Is equal to any In the state, he avers. STUDENT VOLUNTEER CONFERENCE TO OPEN Delegates from most of the col leges in Oregon are scheduled to Bales aud Orval Nunn anl2S. Entertainment for the vis. Boy Scout March"....Junlor Boys ltlng aeicgates Is to bo furnished "Supposed Sneach of J. Adams- Webster tueivin amim Reading, "A Valentine Story' Robert Traver Daffydowndilly," "The Min or sororities, fraternities and pri vato homes. The program will Include speech at the Willamette chapel uet"..... .'- Junior Chorus f"""1 morning by Dean Avn Yl'ihlnnn or Lincoln" Milam oi me ..u . Motrhiiioon K. ITU IPfh CUIIUKC UU uuuivan tiiuuj (,"' Hiztini. Glenn Casteel and b. President Norman Coleman of Maimer Casteel. I Reed college, and a banquet, to Good Night Beloved" which the genr. I public is invlt- Mlxed uctet ed. Saturday night. Dean Milam Reading, '"Tis Splendid to Have I wiii .kn enealE on Saturday. Vorl Lived so wisely ..Lillian Stevens Pri9i, nf a rellrious and de- "The American s Creed votonai r?.ture will be held dur ing the two days, occupying the ..Wilbur Harrison! I the campus. WOODRY Buys Furniture Phone 511 DEMOCRATIC SENATORS TO STAY IN OHIO (Continued frvm fag One) came to be a deep hurt was the regrettable Incident with Lieuten ant Christie, my husband's super ior officer. He asked me to go for an automobile ride with him In Hong Kong and the world knows what that means." Lieutenant Albert Pierce Bur leigh, an Intelligence officer, who shot himself to death at Mare Island on February 16, was driren to suicide after he had tried to ob tain a trial for his fellow officer who was sent to the Insane hos pital, according to Mrs. Kennedy. "After hounding my husband as nenr to Insanity as they could and failing to unseat the reason of a brave man, some navy officers have determined to sequester him in a inad house because they are! part ot an organized system which objects to anyone who has not come through Anapolis and be. cause they are scared ot what he could tell about Lieutenant Bur leigh's suicide," Mrs. Kennedy said. Lieutenant Burleigh was en route from Far Eastern waters to visit his family on the Atlantic coast when he commltteed suicide. Civil Pensions Approved Washington. Feb. 26. Approv al was given by the house civil service committee today to the senate government clerks retire ment bill, which would Increase the maximum annuity and make chanees In age Qualification. Rf forte wilt ba made to bring the measure to a vote before adjournment. cu.fc.lon to means which might b employed to return th fugitives Indictment under a state law pr vlding 11000 ine for a legislatol who absents himself, was suggest ed, but admittedly was not a solu tion to the problem of getting the minority mem' ors back to theli seats. Thus far republicans have declin ed to talk of compromise on the Gerrymander bill which the demo crats Insist would give their oppo nents a strong advantage In elect ing a congressman from the sec ond Indiana district, now classed as doubtful. Only a prolonged absence of the democrats will seriously Interfere with the legislative program, ac cording to republican senators "be biennial appropriation bill li said to be ths only measure ol prime Importance that has not yel passed tbe senate. Action on thii ' could bo completed within a shor time. There are many bills pending 04 vaiyl-; degree ot Importance but failure to take action upon then would not necessitate a special session, repuhllcaa leaders said. JUST ARRIVED One Car Journal Want Ads ray. Empire Land Plaster Uniform Granulation Free from Xumps Highest Standard Land Piaster CHERRY CITY MOLING CO. Phone 318 OREGON TODAY FRIDAY "EXCUSE ME" . by Rupert Hughes Starring CONRAD NAGEL NORMA SCHERER LIBERTY LAST TIMES TODAY "THE BEAUTY PRIZE'' by NINA WILCOX PUTMAN LEGION DRIVE FOR NEW MEMBERS NEARS CLOSE Tho two month membership drive that began in tho American Legion the first of the year will REALTORS LISTEN TO TALK UPON TIMBER There Is' at present four hun- "Watch our windows for our Saturday special that will soli a 3Sc. Hamilton's. 49 Ford owners attention: Dow your Ford start hard? Are the iiRhts poor? l,et us teot your mns neto free. WolRnmott Ostrnml- er, authorizes roru service. ti-. State. "1 yestftr-sarJr. S. Dunn was fined lie day by I. Poulsen. city n on a speedln- charqe. a Dance Schindier hall Sat. nil 50 Nine men paid the 11 penalty vesterdiT for leavlnu their r.irs parked more than one hour In the limit prescribed by the city ordin ance on parltlny. Special communica tion of Pacific lodge No to at ths Masonic tern pie 1:2 B m Friday. Feb. S7th. to attend the funeral of our Inte brother D. M Crouse. Order of YV. M. 49' A telegram was received last night by Dr. Honry Morris of Salem from Henry Ware. Hoy Scout executive, stating that Mr. Ware is to arrive In Salem on March 1. A number of speaking pngaRement art planned for him. He will he here for several days. end at the regular meeting March area nuiion leei oi lauu... .- 1, in the legion hall. A special en- her in the state of Oregon, or one- tertaiinment Is being prepared, and fifth of the entire amount of a few Imported special nets have standing timber In the United t,nni,A.i iw Ari'tifnt nharies States, according to ReprosenU- sA-tw. i live liner oi run tuumi, " uuuu",Ul . I . -a. .! ,.!, tnlnnlA rnnvnu of men I GDOKe Deiore mo miiiiu-iui iicr.M- m-mhoi-shin the le- County Realtors' association ai trion s being made by the teams. I their regulsr weekly luncheon this t 4 ka lavAit iimt inriFA oTnuti or i noon. 1 Stronr onnosltion was expressed tion at ths Monday night mce;ln.to Governor Pierce's proposal of A banquet will be served to mark levying a severance tax on timber .. n? th drive. In the state. "If a severance tax Sovor.il mo in born and ofllccrs of were to be levlou on an timner ih Kilom nost are nlannlne to n of the Hock os It would noi motor to Corvallis Saturday night, be so bad. ' ne siatca, dui mere March 14, to attend the district convention of tho American Le gion there. Special rntes of 81.45 round trip have been offered. is no excuse for a tax on Oregon timber only.'- Mr. Fuller Is fire warden Polk and Lincoln counties. Oregon City, l'eb. 28 Louis D. Kelsoy was named city manager of Oregon City by the commissioners Into yCHturilay. The new manager hal had practical experience In Hovcr.il cities In Washington. When You Open Your Basket WHEN you go off on a picnic with the neighbors and in a shady spot beside a running stream or under the oaks you open up the picnic basket, are you a little ashamed? OR do all the party look eagerly to your basket, knowing that the lunch you have made up is a perfect thrill. You can put this thrill into your picnic basket by following thwdvice and recipes in Chapter 14 of Mrs. De GraPs Cook Book H. H. Booster of Woodburn was In Salem this morning. Filet net In three colors special ly priced at 35c yd. Hamilton's. 4a" Mrs. E. Wilbanks of Forest Grove mads a trip to Salem on private business today. Washington. Feb. 26. Presi dent Coolidge today signed the hill awarding distinguished serv ice medals to ths army world fli;ra and advancing thcin on the army promotion files. Filet net In three colors special ly priced at 35c yd. Hamilton's. sa il. R. Willis, of Silverton, made a brief business trip to Hslcm today. The birth of a child to Mr. and Mrs. Nuyama was reported to the office of ths city health officer this morning. The child, a girl, has been named Mary Harleko Nnyams. Ths birth occurred on February il. Ths father Is f cook In a local hotel. Died WKI.K In this city Feb. 21. An na Welk, ascd 71 years. Fu neral services were held today at 3:30 p. m. from the new Illedon mortuary. Interment In St. Barbara cemetery. COOPKR M. R. Cooper died a Feb. 20 at Toledo, or., at ths ags of 28 years. Ha Is sur vived by bis widow Mabel and two children. Charlotte and an Infant daughter. Also surviv ed by a father and mother. Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Cooper of Sa lem. three brothers, W. I Cooper of Camas, Wn: O. K Coope rof Portland. Ray Coop er of Woods, Or; three sisters. Mns Henry Whits ot Tllla monk, Or; Mrs. F.rnnst Ireland ot Senile and Mrs. Aldea Rob arts of Lyons, Or. Ths body will srrlvs in Salem Friday evening Funeral snsouncement 1st"' Arrangement in charge l Webb funeral parlors. ' Died nitANN'AN' Daniel K. Brinnnn died today at bis residence In West Salem at the age nf 85 veins. He Is survived by his '..widow Mary nnd the following ''children: Mrs. A. J. Hear of ' Florida. Mm. J. F. Clark of 'Woodburn, Mrs. F. L. Wood of ', Salem. Mrs. II. S. Wood of ,' Jjonlana. Mra. C. W. Moore of F'alcm. Mrs. W. (i. Howe nf Sa lem. I). I). Hr.mnan of .Minne KOta. L. S. Ilrannan of Seattle and W. D. Ilrannan nf Portland. The body In at Webb's funeral ' payors. Funeral announcement later. M'ENTF.F. lames L. JleKntee died at 201 north Twelfth St. February 25 at the age ot 38 years. Ho Is survived by his widow. Vera R. of Salem. The body was shipped to Centralis Wn., by Webb's funeral parlors for services and interment. PICK In Mils city. Feb. 15, Mrs Mildred Rice, wife nf O. C. Rice a resident of Lost Valley. Or. She wss the mother ot Glenn Cooley of FobhII. Or., and Mrs. Irene Smith of Portland. She Is slso survived by her mother, Mm.. Peter Miller of Msrshfleld by a sister. 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