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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, AUGUST fflr LOCALS f A total of 771 Industrial acci- doiite were reported to the 6tate industrial accident commission duiiiiK the week ending August 20, declares the weekly renort. There were no fatalities. OE the total number reported C23 were subject to tile provisions o the state compensation act, 14a were from firms and corporations that have rejected the provisions of the net, and b were from puhlic utility corporations not subject to the state compensation. See Stiff's used furniture (1 partnieut, opposite the court huuse. Two women and two men who had been traveling together were arrested by Officer Victor at tile Southern Pacific depot last nii;lit and are being held by police pending investigation. The four who compose the party gave their names as Harold Day 22. Arehio Sterling 19, Mable Smith 21, of I'ewcaatle, Cal., and Marie Scott, 27 of Vancouver, Wash. Dance Sat. at Mellow Moon. 189' Capital Ice & Cola Storage Co. phone orders eariy to 2S0 to in sure prompt rosidence service. After delivery hours call at plant 560 Trado street. "We never close." A charge of drunkenness has been filed in police court against John Nichols. He was arrested by Officer Winterstein. Tliile to can ea:moa. extra qual ity, fine fat deep sea troll f isli at Fills Ml;t. A purebred English bulldog is the latest acquisition at police headquarters. The dog was deliv ered into poliro custody by G. IT. MMv'nnyin nf !RO Center street who was its finder. The dog is of n light brown color anu wears a collar which is without a name or number. It now nwaiu. the claim of its owner. Love, the jeweler, Salem. Visit Stiff's for luggage. Centri.1 Howell Congregational church lias filed suit in circuit court against Rosabel! -Benedict and others to collect jnOOO alleg ed to be due on a r.ote and to foreclose on a mortgage. Heavy luggage on sale at Stiffs. . Harriett J. Henry has filed suit against F. II. Heeves in circuit court to quiet title to real prop erly. Dance Sat. at Mellow Moon. 199 William and Florence Isaak have filed action in circuit court against the Oregon Loan & In riwtment company to collect $1. S00 alleged to be due on a note and to foreclose on a mortgage. Canning peaches, early Craw fords $1.75 per bushel. L. Town Bend, phone (JKS. 203 T. ,T. and Amanda M. Kuntz have started action in circuit court against Allen nnd Mary firown to collect a balance alleg ed to be dii0 on a note, secured by a mortgage on eal property. See Stiff's for high grade over stuffed and upholstered furniture. THvight Findley left for a brief visit "to the coast today, after which he will go to Grants Pass, where he has been since the first of the summer. Ho came to Salem early this week to be present at the wedding of his sister, Miss Genevieve Findley. Mr. Findley states that nt the time of the mnn hunt for the three escaped con victs here there were many rum ors In and near Grnnts Pass to the effect that r'elly. whose home Is In Grrnts Pass, was seen there. At ono time Findley himself wis rhnsed for several miles In high powered motor car, suspected of being Kelly. Findley was riding a aiotorcycle at the time. Pacific Fruit Canning & Pack ing Co. of West Salem has stnrtcd work on pears, call use more wo men; would appreciate having all former help. 200 Mrs. J. W. Alcndc-r of 1205 south 11th street underwent a major operation at a local hos pital this m.irnlng. Host swimming suit to winner of beauty cont'st at Woodland park Snndav. Stage leaves 9, 11:30 a. m 2, 3:30, 5:30 p. m. 200 There were somP .100 people present at the Rotary, Kiwallis nnd Lions chilis picnic at the state fair grounds last night. Tliepic- llotel Blisrh Arrivals Portland. A P fVlirork, Carl B Pi-own, Frank Kb.irnll, William Hill, Mr and Mrs Chester L lleer Ing. Miss H Johnson. P A Dale. Jlenrv F Miller, Mr and Mrs A R Moore and dauchler: Salem, O A AinundKen, George W Iwno, Fred Lerhner; Eugene, William A tv-hnper. Louis Sehaper. Gone N Vallev; Pend. Ovid Kvans. Howard Tweet. Mrs Clara F, Hosklns nnd sin. Alec lia.ler; Itoseburg. John MeKean. Mr and Mrs Fred M Johnson; Tillamook. John It Oro gan; Camas. Wn. Mr and Mrs I J Lehn. Mr and Mrs W Johnson: Seattle, Mr and Mrs J Albans, Mr nnd Mrs It F Allans. Francis 11 liae. Carl Luckornth. Walter Rhodes. 12 Nelson, Kelshnw Hon ham. Stanley Farwell; Grass Val ley, Cal, Mr and Mrs Richard F Smllar: Pan Francisco. Mr and Mrs J H KilKler. Mr nnd Mrs F J Kelly, Mr nnd Mrs Nnthan n Ktel froth. Mr nnd Mrs F B Jacobs. Mr nnd Mrs A R Draper; Los Ange les, Mr nnd Mrs Harvey W Cut ler; Minneapolis. Minn. K W Wan I berg; Chicago, R L dimming.. 21, 1925 ulc began at about 5 o'clock and contnued until 9. Members of the three clubs enraged in games of buseball, volley ball, horseshoes and other amusements. A picnic dinner was served shortly before dark. Salem new swimming Nat. open daily from 1 to 10 p. in.; sanitary, and warm water. 200 The estate of the lato Judge William H. Downing Is valued at $23,720.71, according to a report filed by Otto Headrick, Robert E. Downing and Ed Doerfler, ap praisers. The real property be longing to the estate is valued at $17,000, the balance of the per sonal property including some tiling over $1700 in cash in the bank, and the rest being farm and household properties. Dance Sat. at Mellow Moon. 199 Gas the prune borer now. Kill the prune borer with Paradlcal llobenzine. Cheap, effective, easy to apply. Pearcy Bros., 237 State street. 202 J. T. Whilsid of Wendling, Or. had his finger amputated at a lo cal hospital yesterday afternoon. $15,000 private funds to loan. Int. reasonable, phone 1339. 202 B. J. Khnbcr and Bob Board man are expected to return to Salem Aug. 28, it was stated at the office of the local YMCA this morning. Both men are on the YMCA staff here, and are attend ing a YMCA convention at Sea beek, Wash. Grand opening hop picking Udance Aug. 22, Independence ar- Inory. Good music. 200 The motor boat with which Ad- ran Kemp lias been towing logs on tile "Willamette river for many inonths, was placed on a raft of logs nnd towed up the Willam otte slough tit is morning, repairs for the bow and other parts of the boat having become neces sary. Tile bow was put out ol commission by ramming into logs. Kemp, with his family, lives in a houseboat on the slough, and he has been towing logs for the local logging company for a num ber of years. Dance Sat. at Mellow Moon. 199' 500 lbs. of leQ free with each refrigerator sold. Stiffs. Florence Bell Barker of 1420 south Cottage street, underwent a minor operation at a local hos pital this morning. Grand opening hop picking dance Aug. 22, Independence ar mory. Good music. 200 Dr. Marshall, osteopath, Or bid A ditch In which Is to he plac ed a drain pipe, for the purpose of draining the basement of Wal ler hall, was completed on the Willamette campus yesterday. A room In the southeast corner of the basement is to bo put Into condition for us. as a classroom by Prof. Robert M. Gatke, who has been added to the faculty again after a year of 6tudy at Washington. D. C. The room was last year used as the office of the Wallulah staff. Dance tonltc Crystal Garden. 199 Visit Stiff's housewares dept. in the bascnv ' Steel braces to support the third floor of the new YMCA building, were being put Into place this morning. n! nihtn Ttnoufv jnntnRf Sunday at Woodland park. Public is the judge vote by car checks, extra checks for 5c. 200 A. W. Stelger was cut about the head In an automobile acci dent n few miles north of Salem last night. Stelger nnd Charles Knight, two Tortlnnd men, were proceeding south from Portland. They stated that they were on their w-ay to Roseburg to meet their wives, who were returning from I.os Angeles. The accident occurred when the car turned over on the Pacific highway. Want used furniture, phone 75. Grand opening hop picking dance Aug. 22. Independence ar mory. Good music. 200 The first coat of stucco was fin IMicd at the ne automobile ser vice station at the corner ot Court and North Capitol streets today. Two more coals remain to be put on, and ths entire station will be completed and ready for business in two weeks time. The final color will be while, trim med wth green. The building Is Spanish In design. It will be equip ped with four gasoline pumps, two on each side. A shed at the north side of th ; grounds Is be ing built for oiling nnd greasing service. 'Later another shed, 100 feet long, will be constructed nt the eastern edge of the lot. The nresent builder of the service sta tion has a 10 year lease on the property, nnd the station Is Do ing put VP with the Idea of oper ating for that hngtn oi tunc, i ne main building will cost approxi mately $3000. Want used furniture, phone 511 Superintendent Clark, who has charge of the grounds at Willam ette university, returned yester day from o week's vacation. Mr. Geo. W:nrhell wishes to thang the many friends for their kindness and sympathy during the Illness and death of Mr. George Wlnrhell. H Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Davenport of Sllverton were In Salem this morning. A long motor hont rlriA iin'nnri down the rjver for 85c at Wood land puric on sunaays, take stage at Stage Terminal bids. 200 Dance every Fri. Crystal Gar den. 199 O. E. Franzke of Newport was In this city on private business this morning. Return nf an nlontrl aln-n lu sought In a complaint filed bv Dr. O. L. Scott against Dr. H. li. Sroffield in circuit court. Both are local cniropractons. For sale, 1925 sport model Star touring, balloon tires, $595. Phone 1S01J. 199 Dance Sat. at Mellow Moon. 199' Cruel and inhuman treatment Is charged against Claude Joy by Leda Joy in a divorce complaint filed in circuit court. They were married ill Hiilsboro in February, 1925. Dr. Ivie chiropractor U. S. bank 200 Informal debate on the two measures scheduled for submis sion to the voters provided a spe cial city election is held in Oc tober is the purpose of a special meeting of the city council to night. Consideration of tlie meas ure to call the special election is also slated for the session to night. No definite action will be taken on the three questions un til the next regular meeting. The Colonial Tea shop is now the O K Waffle house, light lunches. 199 Marriage licenses have been Issued as follows: Ellis Carl Charl ton nnd Luella Patton, Salem: Jake Bauman and Nellie M. Townsend, Salem; James Wayne Mack, Hubbard and Mary Winnl fred Rinchart, Salem. Dance, Dance tonite Crystal Garden, Dullois' popular dances. Come. 199 Mrs. A. G. Walker ot Sheridan was a Salem visitor yesterday. Dance tonite Crystal Garden. 199 Dr. nnd Mrs. M. C. Findley and family left this morning for Twin Rocks, where they will spend a two weeks vacation. Dwight Findley, who is accompanying them, will go on t Grants Pass from Twin Rocks within a few days. Other members of the fam ily will return to Salem at the close of the vncation period. For plumbing phone 1137, D. F. Doherty, 2050 N. Capitol. 204 D. S. Riches of Turner was in Salem today. Good music at Wheatland fer ry picuic grounds Sunday after noon. 199 Miss Alice Wood, who has been spending her vacation In Alaska, has just returned to her duties in the office at the slate hospital. Dance Tumble Inn Saturday night. 199 Mr. nnd Mrs. Hiram Wolfe of Scio were in Salem this morning- Dance Tumble Inn Saturday night. 199 The Salem Rod and Gun club will hold its grand opening at Its new grounds next Sunday. A prac tlce 6hoot will be held at that time. The grounds are located on the penltentinry side, 25th street nnd Turner road. Announcement has been made that all partici pants in the shoot should be on hand by 8:30 Sunday morning. Saturday meats, most reason able prices on first class meats, give us a trial. Independent Meat Market, 147 High street. 200 Mm Ann Ttrnetr nnd har daitirh ter Emma of Woodburn, were In Salem yesterday. Barga.'ns of all kinds at Wood ry & Woodry'a furniture store. 271 N. Com'l. 201 Announcement made Ibis af ternoon by the Salem Abstract company shows that the month of July, 1925, saw more business ac tivity than any other July in the -history of the city, the number of Instruments filed here liclng 709 during the month. The nearest July approach to the record came In 1920. considered a banner year In July of that year 673 Instru ments were hied. The Instru ments Indicate business trans-actions in all parts of Marion coun ty. April of 111 present year still stands out ni the most active month of the present year, with S31 instninirnts filed. This num ber is the highest in any single month hark as far as October. 1920, when the number readied n total of 925. 6 room house In good condi tion, large corner lot, pavement paid. cbi:e In. $3700, easy pav mcnts. (iertrude J. M. rage. 193 Miss Mamie Fisher of Rtayto.-i was a Salem visitor this morning. Killed Defending l'nyroll Perth Ambny. N. J., Aug. 21 James Gallagher, special officer of the Perth Amboy Trust company, was wounded tndny while resisting the theft of a 113.000 payroll, nnd died while being removed to a hos pital. Died ROSS Susan E. Koss died Au gust 20 nt her residence, 7o:i north High street. She was 84 years of age. She is survived by ii sons. E. C. Scoter of Kaji-is City, Mo.. Mniee Moss and A. M. Howl of Redding. Cal., It. i... Hnw of MeCloil'1. Cal., and T. S. Ross of Chemawa. Servieis will be held at the Webb funer al parlors at 2 p. m. Saturday. Itev. C. C. Poling officiating. Interment IOOF cemetery. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON WANT PRISON SIREN TO WARN COUNTRY OF CONVICT BREAKS (Continued from pa go one) gate. At present the gate Is electrically operated by the guard on tower No. 1, which Is 75 yards or more away and who has to scrutinlzo applicant for entrance at the Rate through the bars of the yard fence. Persons passing through tho gate now are not subject to any inspection, and guards, trusties aud civilians are constantly pass ing in and out carrying packages the contents of which the gate guard has no means of knowing anything about. It Is urged that the system In use at Folsom and other prisons, where everyone who passes through the gate must no identified and every articlo car ried in accounted for, be installed here. Why an appropriation is needed for the construction of such a tower at the gate has not been satisfactorily explained. Tho prison has a surplus of brick on hand and plenty of labor avail able, there being from 100 to 150 men idle in the yard all of the time. The required steel and lumber for such a tower would be a small item of expense. Con tractors who have been inter viewed regarding the matter say that the prison authorities could build such a tower with an outlay of cash of less than $100. z DOLLAR DELAYS BID ON ORIENTAL LINE Washingoln. Aug. 21. It. Stan ley Dollar, vice-president of the Dollar lines, in a telegram from Scattlo today to the fleet corpora tion indicated that it would be several weeks before any definite offer would be forthcoming from him for purchase of the American- Oriental line, which runs from 50' attlo to the Far East. MURDER CHARGES FILED AGAINST CAPTURED CONS San Rafael, Cal., Aug. 21 Charges of murder were filed here yesterday against the eix San Quentin convicts who yester- day attempted to escape from the prison waterfront gang in a tug boat after fatally beating B. O, Miller, civilian shipping clerk. The six convicts are expected to be arraigned here today. Think Bcrlenbaoh Fakinc. New oYrk. Aug. 21. -(A. 1.) Examination of Paul Berlenbach's hands today by the state athletic .commission's physiican failed to disclose cny evidence of the in jury which was claimed by the light heavyweight champion last week as grounds for postponing his fight with Jack Delaney on August 28 at tno Yankee stadium Last D. A K. Dead. MarsliMultl. Or., Aug. 21. Mrs Adeline Smith, 6aid to he the last living person in Oregon whose father fourclit In tho Revolution ary war, died here late last night She was born in Wales Center, N. Y., November 23. 1S27, and came to Oregon in 1S7S. Children sur viving her include Mrs. H. F. Downer, Marshfield, and W. W. Smith, Seattle mining engineer. Flyers Nearly Itondy Casa Blanca, French Morocco. Aug. 21 (Al'l Tho American av iators who volunteered for service with tho French against tho Wff ian tribesmen have almost com pleted their training course here and are being permitted to fly alone. They will shortly go to Rabat for presentation to the sul tan under whoso banner they will fight. DemBscv's Brother Pinched Los Angeles, Cal., Aug. 21. John Dempsey, brother of Wil liam Harrison (Jack) Demnsey, world's heavyweight champion pugilist, who was arrested here last night on charges of drunk enness, was re-arrested today on a charge of vagrancy preferred by his wife, Jane Dempsey. Stock Exchanges Taxed Washington. Aug. 21. (A. P.) Stock exchanges were held to day by the treasury to be subject o the capital stock tax and In come tax which applies generally to corporations. lichtnintr Fires Forests Weniitihec. Wash., Aug. 21. Nine forest fires were started by yesterday's electrical otorm nt the head of Lake CleElum, the local forestry office was ndvied torlay. BE CAREFUL Cms dimu by Ur, 11. J. Clements of 3G0 N. Fourteenth street, and Mrs. It. X. Olson of I'Jl West Meyers street, collided on Liberty street between Kerry nnd State streets. Only minor damage was done. Francis Monty nf 72 North Liberty street reported an accident with a car driven by Mrs. Paul Jlauaor at the intersection of Mil ler and KaRinaw streets yesterday. Albert Dooth of Jlouto 9 re ported to police an accident with n unidentified rar at the inter section of D and Front streets. Lawrcnre Oteon of the Cottage farm and W. H. L)ode of Koute 7 told police of minor accidents In which they did not Identify the other drivers. w GUT IN CAM OUTPUT TOTALS 250,000 UEAO Washington, Aug. 21 (AP) The department of agriculture es timated todity that 250,000 fewer entile will be marketed from tho range country this fall than last full with tho principal reduction In tho southwest. The number for! market is placed at 4,077,000 head compared with 4,1122,000 last fall and 4,208,000 In tho fall of 1923. The movement from the south west Is estimated at 1,847,000 head compared to 2,117,000 in 1924 and 2,041,000 In 1923. Because of dry weather movement from the south west from January to July has been I very heavy with a considerable in crease from Texas. Oklahoma mar keted 323.000 during this time compared with 220,000 in the same period in 1923. In New Mexico n. ecord number 254,000 head were moved in the first seven montns compared with 104,000 In the same period la3t year and a six year av erage of 166,000. Excellent feed supplies In Idaho, Oregon, Washington and Utah will result in more cattle for market this winter than last year with most of these cattle moving to coast markets. A shorter hay and beet crop In Colorndo indicates a reduction In cattle feeding. "Early indications are that the feeder cattle demand will be strong During July prices on feeders and stockera steers shipped from Chi cago wore higher than during July 1924. liecent sales of heavy, well finished cattle have shown top prices." COURT TAKES HOP CASE IDJUDViSEMEJIT Dall i.s. Auff. 21 The case of C. A. McUiUKlilin vs. Sheriff Hooker and District Attorney Helgerson. In which McLaughlin Is seeking an in junction preventing inforceraent of the 1925 session law which re quires that hops be picked by weight was heard Thursday arter noon by Judge Ramsey. Judge Ramsey took the case un der advisement, giving the attor neys until Monday to tile brits In the case. A decision Is expected some time next week. JAPS TO STUDY U.S. RICE Tokvo. Julian. The department of agrlcutlure is planning to send an expert to the United States to study nnd report on the agricul tural situation, especially with re gard to the cultivation ot Japa nese rice on American farms. Pnin TTrH Tmirnev. Forest lll'ls, N. Y., Aug. 21. (A. P.) The semi-finals of the national women 3 tennis cnam plonshfps scheduled today were were colled oft because of rain and will be hold tomorrow, inn finals will he played Monday if th went nor nermits carrying oiu out ot the new schedule. AM-nsMn Is Killed enlnn fhlnn. Aiiit. 21 TAP) One of tho men who participated In the ansassinaiion yesieruny ul t 1 1, ehiinv.TIt.1 flnnnen minister of the Canton government, was killed by guard while fleeing from the scene and another wounded. The remainder escaped. Picht Card Postponed. Wear Vnrlr Al'fT 21. (A. P.) The light heavyweight boxing card at the Coney Island stnoium to night, featuring the McTigue Mnnilln nnd Slattery-nHienblum boats has been postponed until to morrow night because of ran. I'.aAKWI At the THEATRES TODAY OREGON NAZIM0VA .JACK PICKFORD in (MY SON" GRAND Herbert Rawlinson, Elaine Hammerstein in (Every Man's Wife" Noah Built His ' Ark Before the Flood ! Havo You Made Arrnimo jiu'iit.1 for Your Fuol? Gasco Briquets No ashoa nil heat. Kor ft Few Days Yet nt Klerttl SutulM'-r Prire. Coal Of the nest duality to suit your furnace, heater or cnok stove; order before the raise. Wood Second Growth of vor- hml quality $fi.50 pit Conl. OM Fir, 4 ft. $7.60. 16 Incli (3.(10. Oak JS.OO. I Order your winter's needs now. I'hone 18(5 Hillman Fuel Co. Broadway at Hood Streets J0U.1W WAIII IDS HI PIONEER CHURCH TO BE TORN DOWN FOR BUISNESS BLOCK (Continued from Page One) members, Jason Lee, one of the first missionaries In the northwest being primarily responsible for the organization. The (church con gregation met in the chapel of Willamette uuiverelty, then culled the Oregon InstUutu, until it grew too largg for that mooting pluse and constructed Us church, pass ing through an eventful career for three-quarters of a century, event ually becamo tho headquarters of a laundry company, and will be razed to the ground within a few days. Many pastors of note have had charge of the church in its time. Itev. A. F. Waller who, with Jason Lee, is given the principal credit for establishing Willamette uni versity, was piislo'r of the chinch in 1S52. Wallo: hall on the Wil lamette campus, one of the very first brick building to he erected in the west, was named for Uev. Mr. Waller. The proper t was purchased from the Frederick J. Hurst es tate through the Crabenhorst company. I Houston, Texas, Aug, 21 (A. P.) Spread ot toot and mouth disease anion s a herd of about 800 sheep near Deepwuter, south ol Houston, necessitated slaughter ing the entire herd today. Government veterinarians or dered the sheep transferred to the trenches which had been excavat od near South Ilonston, where they were killed and buried. Up to the present about 5000 head of cattle have leon destroy ed in the eradication campaign. WILBUR DISAPPROVES OF ACQUITTAL OF NURSES Washington, Aug. 21 (AP) Verdicts of noc guilty returned by a court-martial board last June against Miss Ruth M. Anderson and Miss Cathorino Glancey, navy nurses charged with violation of the Volstead act In bringing liquor into the United States from the West Indies, were disapproved to day by Secretary Wilbur. Chinese Strike KuuYcl Washington, Aug. 21 (AP) A commerce department dispatch to day from Peking formally reported .settlement of the strike In tho Jap anese cotton mills there which was a starting point for much of the recent industrial disturbance in China. Jelly Beans Special For Saturday Only 18c lb. 2 lbs. fur 35c. Limit 2 lbs. to Customer. Schaefer's Drug Store Ytllow Front Phone 197 135 N. Commercial St. The Pcnslar Store Remember we are open Sunday Distinctive ij 1 a 1W. !vyi ; t orr. A Fit for Every Type of Foot by Expert Shoe Fitters JohnJ.Rottle 415 State Street Footwear !i W )h f i FARMERS LIQUIDATING OBLIGATIONS TO BANKS Walla Walla, Wash., Aug. 21. Belief that farmers of eastern Washington will liquidate their obligations to their bankers in a greater degree this year than in any other since the close of the war, was expressed here today by Harry C. Johnson, etate supervsor of banking, now on a tour of east side communities. "Farmers feel that they can and must wipo cut the old debts this fall," said Mr, Johnson. "Al ready the effect of this feeling is apparent. Bankers feel that the liquidation is going to be large and that the number of failures in business and farming will be few." GRIEF OVER BOBBED HAIR CAUSES GIRL TO SUICIDE Chicago, Ai'.g. 21. (A. P.) Tho body of Rose Hallon, 17. OFFICIAL LIGHT TESTING STATION No. 143 North Commercial Street Garage 1G10 N. Commercial. Phone 1G77 SAVE YOUR MONEY ,i Bushings are Cheaper Than Tires. Have your machinist Install now Spring Bolts and Bushings. Your Saving in Tires will soon pay for them. N. E. BURNS DAN BURNS (NOT BUOTIIERS THE SAME MAN) High Street at Ferry, Salem, Oregon BOLTS AND BUSHINGS FOR ALL CARS Auction Sales On Saturday, August 22 At Corvallte, Oregon. We will sell the contents of an 8 -room house of furniture and stock. See tho Auctioneers for partlculra. Thursday, August 27, commencing at 1 :00 P. M. Sharp. Sale ot Cattle, Horses, Machinery, Furniture, etc., at Newt Jones Jones farm 8 miles north ot Independence or 3 miles south ot lirunk's corner. V. C. Brasen, Proprietor. See sale bills or watch papers for particulars. Other sales listed will ho advertised Iator. COL. H. F. WOODRY & SON, The Auctioneers IJf tier known as Woodry & Woodry, We guarantee satisfaction with IS years experience. Store 271 N. Commercial St. Phone 75 Residence 996 S. Commercial, Phone 1S31-W. Lint your Sales with us for satisfaction. -. The Assurance of Safety When you como to us to have your eyes examined you are assured of satisfaction because we have EXi'KKlENCE, EQUIPMENT and most important, a reputation to maintain. Staples Optical Company rortland Salem Corner State and High Streets, Salem, Oregon 7-Roomed House and Furniture Auction Sale Monday, August 24, 1:30 P. M. 680 South 12th Street, corner Leslie St; veu roomed houso wit li electric Ugh hi, city water, bath room, 2 living rooms, dining room, kitchen, !1 hed rooms, wash room, wood shod, large back and front porches, garage, shado trees, lawn and Khruhery, on paved street and car line, close to school, store and chun h. Kohl on ruis as follows: Purchaser asHiime-s mortgage of $1.S00, bnlarn of purchaso pvlco cash. Good abstract and title furnished pifrchaser at samo timo and place; all (he furniture and (uriilHhtngfof above home to bo sold for cash; Charter Oak range; 4 roekea; stand table; 3 kltcheu tables; 9 dinners; fir dresser; droL head sewing machine kitchen cabinet; Kden electric waller; wood heater; carpept 12x20; rug 6x8; rug 8x10; child 'a tautomohllo; round oak ex tension table; 3 beds, springs aiifi mattresses; child's bed; 2 linoleums 12x12 and 9x10; 50 (Jarls homo canned fruit; 8 dozen fruit jars; blacksmith, carpenter and plumber tools; boys bicycle; man's bicycle; 40-ft. garden hose; lawn mower; dishes, kitchen utensils, curtains, electric iron, galvanized bath tub nnd a lot ot other miscellaneous articles. Terms on personal properly, cash. MAX H0NIO, F. N. WOODRY, Owner, 680 South 12th St. Salem's Leading Auctioneer Hqs. and Store 1110 N. Summer St. Phone 611 This Is the Woodry you have known tor tho past 10 years. Sco me personally about your farm nnd city sale. Not con nected with any other firm. "Don't be doccived." PAGE SEVEN whose disappearance last Tues day night was attributed to her disappointment because she had bobbed her Imtr, was found today in the Chicago river. The girl is believed to have ended her life by Jumping into the water. The mother said the girl so re gretted her changed appearance after the shingling of her hair, that she sat crying before a mirror much of the time. F. N. WOODRY Pays Cash For Furniture Res. and Store 1610 North Summer Phone 511 For Information a i,i i , nouui ivoiuoau j-j Trips I'hone 727 (ll!E(;nN A El .Ef'TIMf! I . .....