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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, JULY flr LOCALS Among the features of the play grounds at tne tiincoiit echool are the Dcnnieon crepe paper clueae which nre conducted on Tuesday nnd Thursday at one o'clock. Mies Henrietta White Is In charge. On Saturday at 2:110 a 'out buililhiK contest will he held tor the hoys and clothes pin doll contestn for the girts. They will make their own articles at homo nnd bring them to th0 playground for judg ing. lJudfs tennis court is open to the playground children on Monday, Wednesday and Friday at five o'clock. Dr. .Marshall, osteopath. Or hid A falher and son haschall game will he played this evening at 6: '15 on tho Salem play grounds field. Emmel Otjos haa heeu se lected as manager for the hoy's team. No captain for tho father's team has been announced as yet. J. Shelley Saurman, M. D.. an nounces the opening of his new offices on the fourth floor of the United States bank building. Phone 776 and 777. 109 All boys and girls who are de sirous of learning tennis will now bo able to take up the game as classes will be held under the auspices of the Salein playground. The classes r.re to be held each Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 5 o'clock on the Bush tennis court. A large class Is expected to enroll and It is thought that the claswes will he a big thing. Interest is keen in the game. A good int-tructor Is to be furnished by the management. Want used furniture, phone 73. T)r. I'.ates. who has had charge of the local branch of the Staples Optical company sinco Its estat) lishment in Salem several months nirn. has departed for a Imct v:i cation and during his absence r. II. Carpenter Staples is in c.iarga Dr. Staples is son of Isaac 10. Sta plen of Portland, bead of the com pany- i,e is a graduate oi tne University of Oregon. Attention Elks. You- may get your uniforms now at Bishop's. Call for them. -im J. r. Smith and bis son Row land Smith arrived in Salein from California yesterday. Mr. Smith Is cashier of the Olympic athletic club of San Francisco. Mrs. Smith, his wife, is the daughter of Pr I,. L. Rowland, at one timo super intendent of the Oregon state hos pital at Salem. They will remain in Oregon tor some three weeks. Not ire I will not be responsl hie for any debts contracted by anvone except myself. H. C C..1. 161' Stopping In Salem for a few hours while on his way to uan fornia. William Bell, physical ed ueatiou director at Lincoln high school. Seattle, visited with C. A Kells and Bob Boardman of the local VMCA staff yesterday. Canital Ice & Cold Storage Co phone orders early to 280 to In sure prompt residence service. After delivery hours call at plant r,r,0 Trade street. "We never close." L. E. Westley ot Salem, route R. underwent an exienueu opei ation at a local hospital yester day. Love, the Jeweler, Salem. Concrete sides for the new Sa lem Y tank- were finished today, vvnnttmiiv ilia hnb will he lined with tiles. A number ot concrete and steel supports nave oeen erected. Tcrwllllger undertaker phn 724 Mrs. Paul Simons of Woodhurn was operated on at a Salem hos pital yesterday. Attention Elks. You may get your uniforms now at Bishop's. Call for them. I"1 Mrs. Floyd Crabtrec of Salem underwent a minor operation at a local hospital tl is morning. A special initiation will ' he held by the Elks lodge Thursday July !Hh, at S o'clock. 101' Mrs. Itobert Cross and her baby daughter went home from the hospital last night. The residence Is at 875 north Capitol street. Store room for rent. Lease for sale. Inquire 107 S. Commercial St. Good auto sales room. 101 Loval Warner, manager of the l!S(t" Wallulah. published last spring at Willamette university, was vesterday requested to com pile a romplo'o report tor sub mission to the executive commit tee .f the Willamette hoard of Ilntcl Bligh Arrivals Portland. C, t! Morris. II Myrlnnd Mr and Mrs Sylvester J Moran, .1 K Wood, .1 S M.irton. C Hrounmeln Mr and Mrs K L Reynolds, H A raranll. C I) KllnK. D B Taylor, It,, bert Allison, E I) Hutlcr. Or nUl M Barton. N 1) Bentien. Mr nnd Mrs J J Irrniody, J H uee man. Iir C K Bennett. Frank II Kadcliffe, L R Merrick. David N Jcvephson; Salem. R W Buckles. 1M T.tei-s. A E smith: The Dalles. Matt Duffy dr.. Mr nnd Mis l.on Swygert: Junction City, Mr and Mrs T t.' .rlcren: Bucoda. Wn. J J P-.inta: Seattle, K L Stephens. Mr and Mm Robert M Hteanman; Twin Kails, Ida. M F Patrick: Stockton. Cal, Mr nnd Mrs F A MC..n. Kdnar L MeCan: Oakland Mrand Mrs R L Unwell. James It A P. Turner. Mrs A P Pool. Mr and Mrs Hnrrv Gibson. Mr nnd Mrs Francis Q Henderson, Miss Carmelita K Henderson; t.nn Fran cisco. Dr nnd Mrs L A Ciantier. IT and Mrs W J Chase. Mr nd Mrs Jloh O Maxwell: Vancouver, B C Mr and Mm .lm MeClAll..n 8, 1925 trustees. Tr. ranort will ii..u profit t something less than !' -.overusing in the Wallulah was limited to $000, Warner S ateS. Sotnn Innl fi. -,,.1... first indicated that they would ut uuveruse n tne nook was printed nut of inu-n i.,inP cd that they wanted enace. hut Were Hot rerninuta,l in 1..1-- ...... There was a considerable amount oi agiiaiion at the tlina the print ing contract was awarded to n Eugene fit-in. ntnnv il.i,,i.-i., i. should be kept In Salem despite iuu iaci mat tne Kugene price was coilidei-aiilv ini,l,.i. ii,Q !,...! figure. Gladiolus. CUt flnu-ei-,: flii-il pieces. L'pjolin's, 9 U I S. Liberty phone 1700. ' Mrs. Blanche Ailnnifi erln.v to C. A. Kells JU tho Inenl WW'A returned to the office this morn ing, Having been out on account of a slight illness during the fret part ot the week. THE F.nglevood, furnished apart menus, norm uoast street. For prices, etc. F. F. Townsend, Now port, Or. igo Mrs. Rav Hint mwl i. daughter, recently born, will re turn Home ti-om the hospital to night. They live in Salein. Elks, get your uniforms at Bishon's nnd renort ftir ,l-lll i uniform, Thurs. 7:30 p. m. 102 Announcement it-no n.n,ln - - IIUIUC lUllil) by officials at the Salem post of- m: mm mo nnai date for re ceiving applications for civil ser vice examinations haa been set at niiy z;, hamries attached to po rtions open at the present time ranse from $1020 to SU40 nor year. Mirtiiop'd and report tor tl i ill in uaiiorni, in lira. '.AO p. in. 1G2 C. A. McLauRhlin, Independ ence hanker and hop grower is ill at tlie Marion hotel, threatened with nervous breakdown due to overwork. Attention VAkn. You may get your uniforms now at Uiwhop'o. Call for them. 161 Aerordine; to a report telephon ed to Sheriff Hower this morning by County Commissioner Smith from St. Paul burglars broke into the St. Fau! creamery and stole H 00 pounds of butter from the building:. For rent, store room. J. H. Lau terman, Hotel Argo. 161 Decree to quiet title to real property has been granted, in cir cuit court In the case of A. T. Yeaton against the Willamette Ileal Estate company. For rent, one house and two apartments. J. H. Lauterman. Hotel Argo. 161 Verdict for money was award ed by a jury In circuit court in the cae of Mm. J. V. lirown asaintit Han (iilkey and others. F. A. Knglleh was foreman of the jury. Thursday nteht, dance at Hip podrome pavilion after the hand concert, Kilverton, All Stars play ing. 1G2 mi mp i.iau "i r icti i. iii iii- strong against Samuel Armstrong, property has been granted In cir cuit LUUI I. Tmliv liv tha iiao nf niAtllcinp Dr. Stone removed a cancer from the temple of James T. lien oi Salem. 161 The catiee of William W. Mc Kinney against Emily Clarke in circuit court haa been settled out of court and dismiss, according to an order Just entered. Agreement between tho partlefi has caused the settlement and die- missal of the case of Falls City Salem Lumber company against J. B. Fisher in circuit court. Sarah I-utz has filed complaint for divorce from William Lutz. Rhc nlleges cruel and inhuman treatment nnd lhat he married her for her property. Sevmour Joucfi has been select ed as chairman or tbe u imte ne tween Dr. E. A. Cantrell and Dr. William II. Riley sch.duled for 8 oVlock sham at the armory to- nlKht. Tho debate will he on the question of teaching evolution in the schools. iriftw oren nnnllcanls for ad- miin. trt tha nrosnn bar. in- cludini? four women, ars taking iiir. jinnitnl tat bar examination here under the supervision of the supreme court. The ttfl aro be ing given in the hall or represent atives. Results will not ne Known for several weeks. nlliltni nnrmitA have hern i,v t'Hv llnenrder Poulsen n' fniinwA? W D. DoVaul. dwell- in? at 21(0 Slate street, to cost noArt Clnm llrw'lf Xr 'IIIR COm nanv. Vlny shed at Tile road and Southern Pacific tracks. fWtp. A Cussman, dweilini; nt Jim vir sjinla street. $2000. C. W. Tibhet uweiijii " 1 ..." ntreet. J500. P. S. Frye. dwelling at 435 north HHh. izauu. A A. Gueffroy. proprU-tor of the Commercial book store and of the Atlas Hook and Stationery company, returned to his home in ricrut hnvincc taken DIIII'III mi". a three weeks' trip eat a r Bp Madison. N. Dak., to visit with his brothers nd sifters. On the trip Mr. Gueffroy pacd through U states, including three in Can ada. t., raihwoM and Roy Hoaff land forfeited $15 each In police court tndav for bein annm. GUNS OF GANGSTERS BLAZE IN CHICAGO'S STREETS; ONE DEAD (Continued from 1'ugo One.) when he was tuken in custody a WCek after thn nut hi-n.it hit, ac cusers were not to be found. Uenna wan eonsninn whon th police reached him. He refused to reveal the identity of hla assail- u lit ft. 'It I got better, I'll got them my- " he renoiltGil in nn.uu-t'r in thA I questions of the of fleers. -Ango.o Cionna, whose sway In tho wusi siae a vaiiey gang for sev- Veitra Welded thft lviml Inirt n eral :ll)fallv ni'I':11lir,1 Ikimp running o..J bootlesKing clique, fell before the guns of rival desperadoes about inomns ago. Early in Juno n li.nirl nf Vit fnl. lout lOil lit- Miohn.il r.,1 l,nt upon avenging Angelo's death by uio ganj-iaiiii code, encountered a polity car in their piith and im- t'liiiueiy opened fire. Two ofCi ra wore killed and a third wound !. Michael was killed, Tony es- nCll HIld tU'O (if Ilia hnlih.nn gavo battle to the surviving offi cers, uotn were wounded nnd n week later were indicted for mur der on two counts, naming the po licemen as their victims. Their case WAR nnnf nnml (tularin it nif nt the nrelimiliarv iKin'rinir nnnn nlnn Lhat feeling over the slaying might IJiuve int'juuiciai. A lOUl'Lh ncnnn;inr nf lha fnc identified aa Tony Genna the third uruiner ana victim or today s out break. A Hiimot rinn- llMrlno- (lio tnit in Is "A. H." doubtless that of An- rcio, tho first of the trio to fall l'U3 found on Michael's hnnrt vhen he was slain. The same ring, pass eu on with a eecond oath of re venue was found on Tony's hand today. An unnaralleled drlv Fnriin0t criminals was launched by the com billed fOl'CG.4 nt thn rtv Knnnf,. Ktato and federal authorities. A. Ilarnes wiw fined S5 In jus tice court today for overloadinc a truck. Mr. rOrlie(Sl nditnr nf ihn Grants Vum Courier, was in Sa- lem tins morning. Harold Ware, local boy scout executive, arrived in Salem at midnight last night from Camp Cascasan, where he went Tues day morning with an advance de tail to prepare the camp. lie left the -party there, and returned himself early this afternoon. They ire erecting tents, constructing a pipo line to the camp, and gener ally preparing it for the hoys who will arrive thero next Saturday. Those going will leave from the Salem armory at 8 a. m. Saturday. being taken in cars by Rex San ford, I. M. Doughton, Dr. Henry Morriu and Harold Ware. Frank Jak, route 6, was arrest ed last night for speeding. James Haggiin was arrest e J last night for begging on the streets. Announcement was made this af ternoon that Dr. Carl Gregg Doney president of Willamotte university will give tho principal speech nt the union religious services in Will- won park Sunday afternoon. Tho meetings will continue every Sun day afternoon inrough July nnd August. Tho present season Is the fifth that they will be held. Mrs. Itobert II. Ijann, daughter of 13. C. Miles of Salem, sang two sonirc before the Salem Rotary club at its regular luncheon this noon. She sang "Dennis." by Richardson, and "Do OI' Ark's a Moverin " a negro spiritual. Mrs, Dann was ac companied on the piano by Miss Kva Miles. Deane Parker, 15 year old mem ber of Boy Scout Troop No. 40 of Seattle, arrived in Salem this morn fng at 11 o'clock, having started nut on root from Seattle yesterday morning. He walked about 10 miles of the way, he reported, be ing carried by passing motorists the remainder of the distance, al though he Intended to walk the entire distance if necessary. He came to Salom for the purpose of attending the boy scout camp at Camp Cascasan, which begins next Saturday. He went to the camp last summer, and liked It so well that he decided to go again this year. Miss Esther Hal verso n of Eu gene was a Salein visitor this morn ing. W. F. Norman was In Salem on business today. Ho Is a resident of Woodburn. Two births were reported to the office of the city health officer this morning. A boy, born on June 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn B. Nichols, ffna named Glnn Itrenton. A boy born on Juno 27 to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Oerig was named Raymond Lester. Mrs. Ellen Davis, resident of In dependence, was In Salem this morning. Mrs. M. E. Dooney of Albany was in Salom today. The Kubjert announced for the revival meeting at t he large tent erected on South Commercial street Is "Christ's Return." Those in chnrge of the meetings state lhat large crowds attend each, eve ning, every seat being occupied and many standing Sunday night. Large delegations from Portland, Albany and other places are expected as the meetings continue. The meet Iiiks are inter-denomlnational In character. R. A. Elliott of Oetrolt took shoit business trip to Salem this morning. K. S. Chamberlain of Corvallis was In Haleir. today. Among Salem visitor this morn Ing were Mr. and Mrs. H. If. Crune of Sumner, Oregon. Miss T,ula lien M let of Grants pass was In this city today. Otto Zlmmennnn of Mehams spent, today in this c'.ty. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL SALEM, OREGON Coolidge Guard ti.-.- i ,4 Policeman Norman A. 1'MIlps, oi Lynn, Mass., guards the outer door to President Coolldgo's Sum mer executive office In the Secu rity Building. I HAY JOB 10 E LET ON JULY 28 A highway construction pro.le.it on the Roosevelt highway in Cur y county, estimated to cost about $900,000 will be included among bids considered by the state high way coinmhis'en at a mcetim; to oe held in i'urtuind, Tuesday, July This ia the Jiurnt HUl-Chctoo river section ot the highway which Is O bi graded and sur faced, totaling 23.2 miles and in volving 891.000 cubic yards of ex cavation. The project will be con tracted in four units and contrac tors may hid on any one or more of the units. The lengths of the units are: Unit No. 1 (north unit 5.6 miles; unit No. 2, 2.4 mlies; unit No. 3, 6.7 miles; unit No. 4 (south unit), 8.3 miles. Other grid inn; and surfacing jobs ou which bids will be opened are: Benton county Valley and Honk ins market roads, 5.83 miles of broken stone surfacing a coun ty project. Lincoln county Siletz bay- Rocky creak section of Itoossrolt highway, 8.3 miles of grading. Linn county Albany-Lebanon section of Snntiain highway, 1.50 miles of grading and surfacing; Umatilla county Meacham ov crossing sectlou fit Old Oreou Trail, .65 miles of grading. For Jeffrron county bids will be opened on a bridge over Crook ed river, reulnng about 40U3 cubic yards of excavation. 720 yards of concrete. 100,000 pound of metal reinforcement, 700.003 pounds of structural steel and 1060 lineal teat of concrete ham! rail. For Umatilla county bids will bt opened on a building tor rest room and concession purposes on Old Oregon Trnil about 27 mi'cs southeast of Pendleton. YOUNG BRYAN ATTACHED TO SCOPES CASE (Continued from rage ane) Ho said the court decision Im-i brought about a confused sltuv tlon in New Yor$ municipal af fairs invol.-ini; "continued study and conference." Rrvan Definr- Evolution. Dayton, Tenn , jury . (A. P.) William Jennings Hryan'e defl nitlon of evolution is "guostT.s strung together." Mr. Bryan, heA to take part In the prosecution of John T. Scopes for viulating tho Tennessee law against the leaching of evolution theories in the public schools, s.i defined evolution last nir,ht In an addrens nt a banquet given In hlf honor. The defcnlnnt and the former secretary of stato chatted In the aotel lobby v.-hcre the banquet wn served before the dinner tod .S-opes Fat direllv across the tab from the speaker. Mr. liryan In his address say that proprieties I'oreed him to conrine his renmrkfl to a restricted discussion of the pending casj h'lt ne was emphatic in his declaration that "Iho peo ple will tell the wacber what tea'h." This com, lie thoul'l would give final and definite de termination to this right. TlefenHi Statute In discussing privileges vc.ito.l, lie said, by ths roplo In legisla tures everywhere, he asked, "does thfl death 'Cnalty prevail In the state? Hcfore his question couia ;o answered, ho added: "I know that It cannot apply In this case." Much of the eddress was devo ed to detente, an opposite role to Mint scheduled for the sneax-r when the Irlal begins Friday. He defended Davt.m and Its citizens, legislatures end to the people of Tennescee. "I will p it tn character of tin nnnnln nf Tennessee against that of any ot'ie-- prnple In the l.'nltei ?iat " he raid Atlnrnev.4 for the defense today r.Tt.r.rH ih, lie'ief that In mi an dress M. Ilivan definitely had rc- unied his rea-t'nn to the case. if 1 3 1 h i I is. t . , r i J?l PLANT FOUND ON ISLAND IN WILLAMETTE (Continued from page one) ttou ot having no definite knowl edge thut the men were linplicasd in illicit liquor operations, or hud committed any crime whatever. Wirs Leadn tn Plant. Tho ageniH, not having a boa., Jumped Into the mer and swa.n across an Inlet which separates the island from te main land. Landing on the island tl ey were pushing around through tha 'brush when one of them stumbled over a wire, which proved to hi a signal wire leading to a bell at the still, imitnllcd for the purpose of warning anyone at tho still oi the enemy's approach. Following this wire led tho agents to t.Ve lay on t. The quarters had been elabjr ately arranged to do business on a big scale. A regular loading dooit had been installed, with apparatus to glfdo kess down into rowbwus used -for transporting tho Uqtur. Evidently a shipment had gon-i out but a yli or t time before tht raid was made, as the agents found the tiros under the still gu Ing at full blast with every prepa ration to put on another run. The agents estimated the still to have a capacity of 300 gallons in a 24 hour run. 'However, but about seven or eight gallons of whiskey were found in a keg, and about 40 gallons mora In filter barrels in the plant. The 35 vales contain ing corn marsh and sugar wsrc all practically filled. Eauinment All New The stills were evidently nearly new and agents figured the plant probably had not been operating much more than three weeks. The stills themselves were asbestos covered. The two steam boilers were new as was the bulk of the apparatus In use. Officers reel satisfied that these stills were' operated under the same directing head as the one operated nt ML Angel and have a theory that these are but a part of a number of enormous stills work ing in various parts of Oregon anJ Washington outride of Portland and dumping their product ino the Portland market. Officers reiused to state how or where they received tho tip that there was a still in tho vicinity. .The agents early this morning notified Sheriff swer of the rap ture of the still and Deputy Sher iffs Hoy Iirommr and Pert Smith went to the scoi.e to guard I he still. The agents went into Pore land to Interest Federal Prohibi tion Director Linville In the cop ture. The officers had not ynt determined whether the Island on which the still was captured Mas iu Marion or lamnill county, be cause ot the mcauderings of the river at the point and government maps failed to rnswor the ques tion. Consequently to obtain jur isdiction If any arrests are male it may become necessary to shove the case through the fed?ral courts, they say. Cannot Bp. Moved. Tho deputy sheriffs state tha' it will probably be exceedingly difficult to get the still and pari phrrnalia off the island as the water along the island edge h become exceedingly shallow. shallow it would nm difficult to get a barge In thi would f lor t aparutus of such groat weight as the boilers Mid stills, although it Is still p.wsiblo to carry out whis key In rowdcats. The officers ho lievo tho apparatus was liudall'M during a high water period b'lt that actual distilling operations did not start until about thr'.e wcoks ago. Agents from tne governor's ficG who affected the raid declare that they have had no sleep nr over 48 hours, as their search for the supposed small still was a con timious onn leading up to lite yesterday afternoon when they sighted the men on the Island They kept vigil all last night after the still was discovered, as lb. declared they hid received threats from certain quarters If such i still was unearthed they would n "bumped off." 7 STORY FALL TAKES LIFE OF BARONESS (Continued from inge one) veMtgatlon, said It was believed she had fainted. tTowHs fnrrrd IxmjiC The young woman was elabor ately gownod and Jewoled. Her diamond enrrinss wero dashed from their Hctlinga In the fall and were recovered from the roof hy detec tives. Mips Susan Welrn, the baroness' companion, wiir, whom he arriv ed at tho Rltz Carlton Juno 2G, aid they were tn sail fur Kurope In the Merengarla today and that Inst night the baroness gavo a fare well pnrfy. Besides tho Imrnnosn, Miss Welen and Thompson, the party Included FMcr Co nly, connected with a l-'ifth avenue concern. The two men told the tnrt the party of four had dined at the Hits Carlton together. Later they went to the buronesn' Riille, h , li4-nnod From Window .Alius Welen left the room and nf tor she returned a few minutci lat er the men said, she- whispered H'Miiethlng to the baroness who In turri- left the apartment nnd was gone about 1.1 minutes. When she came back she went Into tho living room and leaned nut of ths window, remarking that It was very hot. Thompson nid all three saw that tho bnronesn was falling. Mhw Welen screamed and the two men ran to grasp ths baroneiw, but she slipped from their hold and plung ed out of the window, Thompson said. An Invest'ftatlon of the district attorney's oifim reported to l)itf trlct Attorney Pnntou this nf'.or noon that the death was accident al, after two hours questioning of tho two men who wers in the room with the baronet when she Mi. Mr. Bnnton announced his office would drop furt m" Investigation. Mrs. Web-n omipled lbs unite on the Herengarla which had been reserved for h-r nnd the baroness whn the lirer sailed. BE CAREFUL Lolioy Hlatt, 15C7 Oak street, aud a. Mr. Burnett, 444 South High, collided with their auto mobiles at Church and Trade. Hiatt claims Burnett was driving loo rast and that his brakes were not working. The automobiles of It. H. Hend ricks of tho Honesteolo Motor company, and It. W. Emmons were both aliKhtly damaged in a col lision on Commercial street be tween Ferry and State today. The fact that Waiter P. Canay, 355 Norway street, was a little slow in making hla stop signal caused Arlir Newberg, 239 South 22nd, to bump him ou Commercial between llellevuo and Oak, ac cording to Newberry's report at polico headquarters. FALLS CITY , Palls City, July 8 Mr. and Mrs. Guy U, Mott aro the proud par ents of a son born July 4th. The young man weighed eight pounds and has been named Charles Everett. Ralph Thompson, of Salem was a visitor here Monday. , Kldon Frink Is critically ill with pneumonia at his home near town He was taken ill suddenly late Sat urday eveninp while at Neskowin and brought homo at once. E. P. lirown was a business call er to Portland itonday. Mr. and Mrs. Lot Gardner of Vabsetz have a son born July 4. He has bet'ti named Itobert. Mr. and Mrs. Gardner wero formerly residents of Falls City. Gordon Treat and Kugene Titus wero McMinnivllo visitors Sunday. Mrs. William Mack was called to Hoquiam, "Woshincton, late Monday evening by the serious illness of her mother. Mr. nnd Mrs. Mack left at once driving straight through. Mrs. Rdwln Thomas and child ren of Aberdeen, AVa-shington, nnd Mrs. Geo. Broughton of Heaver. Oregon and Mrs. Jack Ascham and daughter of Tillamook visited Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Jennie Cobb. Miss Lillian Hatch is In Inde pendence this week visitlnir with her aunt Mrs. Chas. Mnyer. John M. Scott, passenger traf fic manager of the Southern Pa cific and J. H. Mulchny, general freight agent, were Salem visit ors Tuesday and Wednesday. Walter Simpson was arrested yesterday on a charge of reck less driving. Died ZIRLE.VSKI At a local hospital, Monday July 6, C.corg0 M. Zie Icnskl at the age of 41 years, beloved husband of Anna K. Ji I elen.sk i. lie is also survived by one son, Donald of this city, seven brothers, Joseph, llert, liliss, Charles, Martin, Erward nnd Paul of Salem, four sisters Gertrude Doningalla. Agnes Fellen, Cecilia A. Fellen, of Sa lem and Hose Cairo of Portland Funeral services will bo held from St. Joseph church Thurs day morning, July 9, at 9 n. m. Interment wll be in the St. Bar bara cemetery with Itev. Thom as V. Keen an In charge. Pray ers will he offered this eve ning at 7:30 p. m. nt the chap el of the Salem mortuary. Re mains are nt the chapel of tho Salem mortuary. JACKSON' Maria Kliznbcth Jack son died Tuesday, July 7, nt -her former residence at 1815 Fairground road, at tho nge of 80 years. She is survived by two sons, E. I). Jackson of this city, and Charles J., of Colora do; on sister Mrs. Millie (libhs of Nebraska, nnd one brother, R. 1). Davis of Illinois. Funeral services will he con ducted from the chapel of the Salem mortuary on Thursday, July 0. at 2:30. Interment will be In Lee Mission cemetery. Kev. II. Glasgow will officiate. nATCUFKK At tbo residence. 145!) Lee street, on July li, Mary A. HaMiffn died at the. ago of 2 i years. She was the wife of Hobey S. Itatclirre. daiightor of Mrs. Nellie K. Swartz, sinter of Ralph, Frank and Virgil Swart., all of To- peka, Kans. Funeral services will be held Thursday morning at ten o'clock from Itigdon'n with interment In City View cemetery. IJAKKR Mrs. Rebecca Jane lin ker died at her residence, !)!)0 Oak street Monday July fth, at tho age of 7ft years. She Is sur vived bv two daughters, M rs. John llengen and Ml Luella Ilaker of Salein, six grandchil dren and two great grandchil dren. Her body will Ha in slate at Webb's funeral parlors Wed nesday until 5 p. m. Funeral services will bo held Thursday at 11 a. in. at the Portland crematorium. At the THEATRES TODAY OKEGON RICHARD DIX in "TOO MANY KISSES' GRAND "The Girl on the Stain" Starring Patty Ruth Miller IWOODRY I Buys Furniture 1 Phone 611 Auction Sale I Tonite and Tomorrow Nile 7 P. M. At Woodry's New Auction Market and Furniture Store, cor. Summer & Norway Opposite his residence, Stock of Groceries and New Merchandise including all kinds of Dress Goods, Overalls, Sweater Coats, Muslin, Cotton Blankets, Brooms, Mops, Thread, Buttons, Hosiery, Groceries, Furniture, Ranges, Ford Bug, and a lot of miscellaneous articles. Terms cash. If you miss this sale you'll be sorry. F. N. WOODRY, Auctioneer Residence and Store Summer and Norway Streets rhoneSll Note: "Woodry Pays Cash for Used Furniture." BIG TENT REVIVAL ! (Inter-Denominational) Daily 7:45 South Commercial Street Subject Tonight J "Is Christ Coming Again?" New Today Richard DIX Today m,.. ay .ixX ? V ssi NKWS Too Many Kisses" How ninny nri "Too Many Kisses?" Tho tuTPn's rnatont rlsliiK favorite, Itlrhurd His, tells you In his fastest nml funniest plcturo. Ilettor not miss It! From the story "A Maker of Ges tures" hy John Monk Snumlers. O - R - E PAGE FIVE Woodry & Woodry Pays Cash for Furnitnro Phone 75 COMKDY - G - O - N ' ,5 ' '-if I