Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, May 08, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, MAY 8, 1925. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON far locals Reply ha been filed by Hnsel- DeLaney, administratrix or the estate or Ralph Flint, to the an Kwor of F. D. Thielsen denying nta terlal allegations in Thielsen's an swer. She 1b suing to recover dam ape fur the death of Flint, a mlr.or killed vhen ThitrUen' automcbik struck Fiint'i bicycle. Marcelling 60c, phone 104SW. 110 lJlwtrl'jt Attorney Careon has fit a motion to quash tho writ of re view from Justice court to circuit court in the case of Joe Polly, alleged violator of liquor laws. Two nearly new Hamilton Beach milk ehakera for sale at SchaeCert drug etore. no Motion to dismiss tho appeal in the cane of George Dean aulnrt the Industrial accident commission hr.s be?n filed In circuit court by tho commission, alleging that Dean Is not a resident of Marlon county. but of Clackamas county, and Is a resident of this county only by virtue of his being a prisoner in the per ilentiary hcrei , Boxing tonight the armory. 110 the city jail oa a charge of driving an automobile while Intoxicated. A nearly-empty bottle of moon shine was found in his car. Iiortz's injuries are believed not to be serious and lie Is much improved today. Just received, a new ehipment of ladies hate, coats and dresses for Friday and Saturday. Mrs. H. P. Stith. 333 State. 110 Word has reached Salem that Robert Notson, who graduated from Willamette university t year ago, and wiio has been work Ing on the Brooklyn Eagle staff all winter, will return west in few weeks. Notson was tele graph editor of the Oregon States man tf Salem during nearly all or last summer. Get the surprise of your life when you ee our ladies hate and prices. Elsworths Hat Shop where we block men a and ladies hats, 347 1-2 Court upetaire. 110" Larry Austin reports to the police that a spotlight was stolen from his automobile at the circus grounds yesterday. Mot lor. has been filed In circuit court to renew a judgment held by the Falls City Lumber company against W. S. Moti The judg ment was entered May 28, 1915, and tin nevsr been satisfied, the mo tion stales. Final ekating for season Fri day, Sat. and Sunday night. 110 Default Judgment for $"500 and Interest since September 23, 1913, has been entered in circuit court bv Judffo MoMahnn In favor of Norval T. Holmbers against A. C. Eohrnstedt. Why labor over a hot oven when we can bake as good s you can for leas money. Large loaves Bake-rite bread 13c, 2 for 25c. Bmall double 2 for 15. Bake-rite bakery. 113 A r.iarrlasre license h is leen is sued to J. K. Tier and Flora G Z;igoi'. both of Aumsviile. Amended complaint has been fil ed In circuit court by Henry Shields against Marlon county, seek lng to enjoin the rounty from pro ceeding with construction of the proposed new road between Mar ion end Jefferson. Shields la dis aatlsfiod with damages awarded him by road viewers and seeks t" stop progress on the road altogcth r as fur as his property is concerned. Boxing tonight the armory. 119 Tho case of McCraskey Register company against S. II. and It. L. Champ has been settled out of court and dismissed. According, te an order en tore! in circuit court. Gray Tmprovement Shoppe, ex pert marcelling. 413 Ore. bldg, Phone 1S7. 110 Ed D. Smith has been named Administrator de bonis non of the (state of Fred W. Swartz, killed a number "f weoks ago in a dyninite explosion on hi ranch. F. Miriam Swartz bas resigned as executrix of the es.at She is now living in Portland. The widow also ap proves appointment of Smith a! udmini-stratm'. Leo ,. Chllds, Ja cob Hcchspeer and George H. Grahenhnrst have been reappoint tit a? appraisers. Two plays St. Paul's parish house Friday evening. Admission 10c and 25c. 110 Charles Simpson won honors in the Leaders Tennis Tournament recently brought to a close at the Salem Y, M. C. A. Simpson "won over Francis De Harpert who had defeated Scotty Marr. The games were played without delay. War ren Keeney was defeated by Scot ty Marr, John Schaffear lost to Simpson and Ray Miller took decision over Ivan Kafoury. The consolation series are to be ar ranged at a later date, with more pep instilled than In the last meet Bob Boardman, supervises all of tho games. Terrllilger undertaker ptan 724 Dr. F. H. Thompson of Salem will sail from Montreal for Liver pool May 23. and will take a four months' tour of the British Isles, Franco, Switzerland, Austria, and Germany. Four hundred physici ans will take th tour with him Forty-one states in the union and several Canadian provinces will be represented. A number of a prominent clinics in Europe will bo visited. Gill Bros, acclimated garden seeds. Bulk or narketa. Flower peed. Lawn seed. Pearry Bros, 237 State street, 1-2 block west of Commercial. Ill FTarrv Borlz, an employe of the Al V. Barnes circus that was In Salem yesterday. Is in a local hos pital with injuries received when an automobile driven by Rosroe Breves of Silverton ran over him at 12th end Center streets. Ac rrordin to the report at police nsdauarters Reeve was drunk and he was arrested and placed (n fllotcTBfijrh Arrivals"! Governor Pierce will today have luncu in Portland with J. H. Wig more, dean of law at the Uni versity of Chicago, under whom the Oregon governor took a law course in Chicago, many years ago. Dean Wigmore is author of a noted book on evidence and is an authority on that subject. Saturday Is children s day at Mrs. H. P. Stith's millinery store the largest line we have ever dis played, for all ages. HO All members of the V. R. C. are asked to attend the funeral serv ices for Mrs. Sarah Elliott at the First Christian church tomorrow afternoon at 2:30. Two plays St. Paul's parish house Friday evening. Admission luc and 25c. 110 Dance Schimllcr hall Sat. nite, 110 bail today oa the drunkeime charge, while the charge of driving while drunk was dismissed on mo tion of City Attoruey Kowltx. Dr. M. P. Mendelsohn does not practice medicine but correct eyes where glasses are required. Phone 723 for appointment. U. S. Nat'l bank building. 110 Tho Oregon Packing company has received from the city record er a permit for tho construction of a boiler room at 2S5 South 12th street. Dance WOW Derby Sat. nite. 110 Mrs. Charles Glaze of Aurora wai brought to a Salem hospicil fcr medical treatment yesterday. Dr. M. P. MendeUohn has been correcting eyes for over a third of a century and this should be an asset to you and assure you of correct treatment. Phone 723 for appointment. U. S. Nat'l bank building. no Lea Rich of Grande Rend. Ore gon, was brought to a local hospi tal for medical care,, Shetland pony, gentle, for sale. E. C. Shclton. Scio. Or. 110 Dancing, Tumble Inn Sat. night. Music by the night Hawks. Ill Mrs. E. S. Budlong underwent a minor operation at a local hospital yesterday. Dance. Tumble Inn every Sat night, on highway north of Al bany, in Boxing tonight the armory. 110 Business at the Salem auto camp grounds Is gradually Increas ing. The present average 5s. from 10 to 12 cars a night at .the grounds. A party from phoenix. Arizona, stopped at the ground yesterday. Most of thorn omc from Washington and California. Dance WOW Derby Sat. nite, 110 Cut flowers, potted plants for mother's clay. Arthur Plant's greenhouses, 129S south 13th. Ill De Los Rubertson was elected president of the Sigma Tau fra ternity of WTilametlo university at an election held last night. Other officers were as follows; vice presi lent, Oscar White ;. manager, Charles Swan; secretary, Luc i an Cobb; mem ber-nt-large, Alvln Bond. Retiring officers are as fol lows: president, Dwljjnt Findley; vice president, Clarence Phillips; manager, Oscar White; secretary. James McClintock; mcutber-at- large. Merle Bonney. Lova The Jeweler, saiem. Law.i seed, garden seed. Win dow box plants. Pearcy Bros. 237 State etreet. , m W. H. Trlndle, Salem attorney. '.eft for San Francisco this morn ing. He will return to this city Wednesday or Thursday of next ec-k. Dance Sch.nd.er hall Sat. nite. 110 An alumni bulletin of Willamette university will be sent to the press Monday, ;ind be ready for distribu tion by May 20. The bullet.'n will contain some 40 pages, and will give recent information about Wil lamette graduates. It will be avail able to all members of the alumni cssooiation. New strictly modern house for sale, buyer can select the inter ior finish, completed In 10 to 20 days. $3500. phone day 169, eve nings 1575R or 2103W. "Workmen at the state house are constructing several fire exits from the basement to the outside of the 1-uilding. This Is In accordance h recommendations of the ways and means committee of the leg islature nfUr an investigation that was mndo during tho late legisla tive session. Dr. Marshall, osteopath Or. bids A chimney fire at 143 South 13th street cillcd the fire department out this morning. The department responded yeexday to a roof fir call from 2GI3 Brooks avenue. Home scenes in three tableaux at the First Christian church Sunday evening, 7:30. "Home. Sweet Home," solo; "Silver Threads Among the Gold," duet; "Sweet Hour of Prayer," quartet. great program. Come early. 1H A. S. He-inie of Vancouver who was nrresfed recently for drunken ness and f.r driving his car while Intoxicated w.n released - f,n I2T Bible examinations were held a1 Salem high school today. Five Sa lem pufils and 2 Portland pupili took the examinations here. The test In Old Testament was given thla morning: the tost in New Testament this afternoon. Accord ing to state law pupils passing suc- cepyf.my will be given one high school credit in each of the two branches of Bible study. Fill mother's porch boxes for Mother's day from Arthur Plant' greenhouses. 1298 south 13th. Ill Marlnello Beauty Parlors, ex pert marcelling, 245 N High. 110 Dr. w . H. Marvin, who was scheduled to speak at three differ ent places in Salem, failed to put in an appearance due to the sud den sickness of relatives. His ad dresses in Salem have been def Initely cancelled. Mr. and sirs. Will Goldig were Salem visitors this morning. They are residents of Albany. John Kachtugall of Dallas was In Salem on private business yesterday. Mrs. Guy Sulley of McMlnnvlllc was in Salem yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ramsey of Albany were In Salem yesterday. Mrs. If. R. SchultE of Albany was In Salem yesterday. Two births were reported to the office of the city health officer this morning. A boy, unnamed in the report, .was born on May 6 to Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Butte. A boy born on the same day to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ad miral Miller has been named Ern est Henry. Mr. Miller Is In the bonds and loans business In Salem, nite. 1104 Dance WOW Derby Sat. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hammer of Albany were In Salem this morn ing. A piano duet and a violin duet were given at the Lions club luncheon at the Marlon hotel this noon. Miss Lena Medler and Mies Mary Cupper, both of Salem high school, gave a piano duet Miss Betty SIddall and Miss Elotee Helneck. accompanied on the d! ano by Mis Eugenia Savage, gave a violin solo. C. W. Blakely of Corvallls was in Salem today, and a guest of the Salem Lions club this noon. Mr. Blakely Is a member of the Corvallls Lions club. A delegation of Lions from In dependence was In Salem today. They came to see Dr. Butler, mem ber of their organization, who was hurt In an auto accident on the streets of Salem a week ago, losing an eye and suffering other injuries. They ate luncheon with the Salem Lions at the Marlon hotel this noon. The following men comprised the delegation: Moss Walker, Ward Butler, R. K Montgomery. A. L. Keeney, Ross Nelson, F. C. Becker, Kenneth Williams. C. W. Wiprud and Clyde Ellis, who was in charge ol the delegation. GROWN MAY QUEEN If your mother can bake better than we can we will give her a job. Bake-rite bakery. 113 Cars Bligh. without drivers, Hotel 110 .Mrs. Robert Hall, daughter of Governor Pierce, and formerly an instructor in homo ennomlcs at La Grande high school, took a class at Parrish junior high school this morning, taking the place of -Mrs. Eula Creech, who Is expected lo return Monday. Rent a car. drive U yourself. Hotel Bligh. 110 Veva Fell, ? year old Amity girl returned to her home yesterday. She has been At a local hospital for two weeks, having undergone a major operation Tonight! Boxing. Salem arm ory, Lewis vs Woods, ten 3-mi-nute rounds; York vs Reese, six 3-minute rounds. Friday, May 8, 3:30 p. m. 110 Roscoe Reeves, who was arrest ed and placed in the city jail last night on a chargo of driving his automobile while Intoxicated, was today release! after putting up ball of fi00. Reeves, whose heme H at Si I vert on, was arrested after he hai run down Harry Bortz, an employe of the Al G. Baines ctr eus. at Center and 12th streets. Reeves will appear In police court May 18. AT WILLAMETTE The coronation of Misa Lucia Card as Queen Lucia I took place tfcortiy after 1:30 o'clock this aft ernoon and marked the beginning of My day featllvtles at Willam ette university. Bleachers fron the gymnasium had been set up surrounding tho queen's court on the lawn in front of Waller and Eaton halls, and a crowd est. mat cd at 3000 was present. AH Salem public schools closed this afternooi Because ot the event. Unusual featuro of the Mav dunces were the fact that ther: was no definite dividing line be tween dances, one merging Into the next in a continuous perform ance, and the fact that boys as well as girls were used in the winding of the May pole. Men have not been used In a Willam eite May dance since 1919. A baseball game between Wil lamette and Pacific universities will be played Immediately follow ing the dances. Died ELLIOTT Sarah J. Elliott. 87 died at her residence, 160 Dt vision street, Friday morning, May 8. Survived by one son Sherman R... Elliott. The re mains arc In care of the Webb funeral parlors. Funeral serv ices will be held at 2:30 Satur day, May 9th, at the First Christian church, Rev. J. J, Evans presiding Interment In the City View cemetery, con ducted by Women's Relief Corps. Webb's funeral parlors in charge. Fnnerals The funeral of William Holt Fuikerson will be held at the Webb funeral parlors May 9,at 10 a. m. Rev. Mr. Shanks will have charge of services. Inter ment near Crowley station. PROTEST EFFORT .TO Deputy Sheriff Roy Bremmer tli is afternoon will go to Mt. An sel to bring to thU city the bal ance of the paraphernalia uaed in the enormous et ill recently seized at -Joe Walker ranch near that city. Bremmer expect, to tak. the remainder of the still property un der protest, if not asainst open opposition on the part ot Walk er. He received a hint ot this a few days ago when Walker de clared that he would Mutest against any more of the property ueing taken, the protest belnc made on the advice of liia attor ney, Guy O. Smith. The property still to be brought here includes 16 large mash vats, and some minor ap paratus usea in connection with the manufacture of the liquor. it is oelleved that Walker will go no further tban to make to! uble protest against tn removal or me rata and apparatus when uremmer appears on the scene. It Is understood the protest Is made In connection with the mo tion filed by Smith to quash the case and have the property re turned to the defendants on the ground that the officers acted without authority In making the raid, that the search warrant was insufficient, that the officers had no warrant to make the arrests and that they did not see a crime committed. The motion is now on appeal from justice court. It Is generally understood that Walker, owner of the ranch on which the still was seized, had no particular connection with the active operation ot the plant, but merely rented his property to the moonshiners for the purpose of manufacturing liquor. The still in question, officers say, was the largest ever seized In the west. Over 4500 gallons of mash were seized in the raid and several hundred gallons of liquor. CHANGES IX STATE COURT PROCEDURE CONFERENCE'S AIM (Continued from pags one) Henry E. Mcliinn, given by Mrs. McGinn and presented by D. Solis Cohen today, to the Multnomah Bar association. i. . Kavanaugh made the speech of acceptance and Albert B. Ridgway, president of the association, presided during the 'ceremony. The portrait was rain ted by Sidney Bell. buprcme JuiMce- Thomas Mc lirlde then took the chair. He and Associate Justice John L. Rand. and Circuit Judges Fred Wilson ot The Dalles, C. M. Thomas of Med ic rd and Walter H. Evans ot Port, land make up the judicial council. Opposition to the proposal to adopt fur the stato circuit court the practice now used (n the fed eral courts of having the judge. instead of the attorneys, question prospective members of the Jury. '..as voiced a the Initial session of the Judiical council. The council called the meeting merely to bear suggestions, and will tuke no action. Whatever ac tion the council decides upon will be taken In executive session at some future time. R. U. Parsons of Bend said he was unalterably opposed to adopt ing the federal court system. Se lection ot the jury, he said, is one cf the most important parts of trial to the litigants. Judge Sklpworth ot Eugene also opposed the proopsal of the change ti-ora the present system, declaring that very little time is lost In se lecting juries under It If the trial Judge controls the case properly. Polar Fie ht Held Ud. usift, Norway. May 8. (A. P.) --uispatches from the north port unfavorable weather condi tions that probably will delay for several days the attempt of Cap tain Raold Amundsen to fly to the north pole. URGES BIBLE READING IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS A positive stand iu favor of Bible instruction in Oregon public school a, as part ot school curri culum, was taken by Rev. Carl Young, secretary of the Portland Lions club, in an address before the Salem Lions at their weekly luncheon, this noon. I believe that Bible Instruction should be gtxen by Bible tonchcru specially trained for the purpose," be stated, "an 1 that credit should Im given in Bible study the same ps. any olhe :tuiy. I do not be lieve that the ordinnry school teacher Is cnoablc of teaching the llible." He also oppesed the mere read ing of the Bible, without com ment, by the teacher. He quoted statistics alleged to show that 95 per cent of all chil dren brought up for delinquency rid not attend Sunday school. F. OP VALLEY ARE TO VIE IN CITY 'For the first time In 10 years Salem is to be the center of a bis; checker tournament, according ti announcement made by loadore Green buum, Salem's champion checker player, when on May 15, teams from Salem, Eugene and Al bany, constituting the crack play ing contingent of the Willamette valley will meet a team of 20 play ers from the Portland Chess and Checker club. Th tournament will bs purely a checker affaJr, with no cross names scheduled. Forty of the fastekst checker players in Oregon will tangle wits on this occasion at the chamber of commerce, the tourney to start at 8 o'clock in the evening and will be open to the public. Eugene, Albany and Salem each will furnisn five or six men. enough to make up the 20 players from tho valley. The Silem team so fur selected will include Isadora G recti baum ot the firm of Kojteln ft Green on urn, Prof. La ugh I i n ot W illam el to university, David Draper, munty treasurer,' W. P. Wright, auctioneer, and Henry Hill, employ cd at Up John's Gladiolus gardens. Under the plnn of play the play ers will be split Into five divisions four men in a division and each man will play eight Rames In his cwn division, two games with each man. Ten sears ago, when the last lournament was staged here, Portland played Salem and won. Both chess nnd ch kers were combined in that tournament. Salem has no chess and checker ulrtb. but there arc clubs at Albany and Eugene. The Salem team had been picked for Its nhility and It t believed Is made t:p of the best l-lrn-pr.i In the town. At the Theatres Today OREGON PAULINE FREDERICK in 'SMOULDERING FIRES LIBERTY "THE SHOOTING OF DAN McGREW' by Eobert W. Service ATTENTION 336 B. P. O. E 336 1 WOODRY Buys Furniture Phone 611 rortlnnd. R B Harder. M L Co furri. I. C Hishy. Mr .in-! Mm Wil liim T Illu.h. Kdwln A.lnir. Rirh- nril (;oo1mnn. I N Noble. Mr nnd Mr, JtmiP. J HnKeerty. J S Rlne. R II lUrlrick. Kranlc More! ind Hilrm, Mr, Lol. McFnrlnne, Mr Cied.i Putn.nn. Ml. Loi. Vinton A H Drake. Fred Lechner. R I! Keye. K L I-amoreux: Albany. i P Potwtn, Mr Ada gonier and dnnl :er. Paul M Warner: Fturnl Woods. D P Weaver: Tillamook. M H Tnman: Hnd. Frank Hnll er; 8alll. I.ee Kuih.rl'.n. C Ma loll,. Mr and Mra Euitene P Knr 1er. Mi., rteatrir M Houehton t. V yrhroeder; RlverJlde. Oal. 8 f Sprerher; Vom Anceiea. C C Rich Xlr and Mra Jame, II Arnold. Hot. r! Ketherland. BE CAREFUL J02 vi' n' While coming out ot an alley on Chemeketa atreet the automo bile driron by A. W. Kills. 45S Mill street, collided with a car drlren br Mra. W. M. Kraser. O'ber automobile. It i rlalmed obstructed the view of both driv ers. Damage vru sllgbU Salem Fruit Market Good Variety Right Prices Fresh Stock SATURDAY WE OFFER Oregon Spinach, fresh and bright, 3 lbs 23c Asparagus Settlemicr's Woodburn quality, bunch Ijc Orogon Radishes, very fine, 3 bunches 10c Green Onions, new crop bulbs, per bunch 5c Oregon Lettuce, Labish quality, per head 10c Lettuce, Sacramento quality, 2 heads 13c We also offer: Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Celery, Peas, New Spuds, Cauliflower, New Carrots, Green Beans, Rhubarb, Cabbage, etc. Strawberries only Orebon berries, box 20c Prompt -service American Labor. Located In SALEM PUBLIC MARKET ft The order for your convention uniform must go in today. Fill out the blank below and mail it to the secretary today. We are going to put Salem on the map with the biggest showing ever. This is our big gest year. Get your order in TODAY. Salem stores will no doubt close for Salem Day. EXALTED RULER W. I. Necdham CONVENTION COMMITTEE E. M. Page F. T. Wright man C. R. O'Neill Aug. Hurkenstcin R. D. Day IV t " , ISlouse Neck Size Weight Height Purple and white v Shoes Size i White canvas A'Ha7 ' Size '. ' White purple band PanU Waist Length Measure inseatn White duck for cuffs. Sox Purple . Size Tie Purple Cane Price $13.50 Complete PI- tonalder Hie ahme an onlrr SIGNED .. ADDRESS .:. PAdE SEVEN Co 3 0