Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, December 12, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1925 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON PAGE SEVEN :13 LOCALS Drunken&aa in Srtlom docreasedHc- agout 60 per cent In November as compared with October, according to a report by Chief of Police Min- to. The drunk cases for the two months were 31 In Ocoober and 15 in November. There were thirteen arrests for posscsniun of liquor In October and only five In November. Offenders in general seemed to be on tlio slump during the month, with only 203-casef on the blotter aa compared with 219 the month previous. Trarflo violations were S3 and 40. Chaiica S. Hoi brook, deceased, and Godfrey C. lilohm to succeed hlm- lf. Why not surprise her on Xmaa morning with one o those new lassy Cleveland 6 sedans or co u pea with the one shot lubrlca- ou display at MaoDonald s. 296 Special Mou. aud Tuee. all nclieon sets reduced at The Pe tite Shop, over Buelck store. 2DG It paya to look well and the Oregon bldg. barber shop, down stairs, will help you with one of thoir fine haircuts. 27 Ladies hand baR and vanity cases 25 percent off Perry's drug store. 2iC The Southern Pacific company has notified the public service com ins I on that it will comply with order to Install an electrical safety gnal at Monroe and Harrison tre'ets In Mllwaukie. The public scrVlce commission hna sot' December 17 as the date for a hearing to investigate the condition of the olectrlc lines of the Skamania Lfgt & Power com pany at Cascade Locks. It is claim ed the lines are such that they in terfere with radio operation from Portland. The hearing will be at Cascade Locks. A call for sheets, pillow cases, nd bedding for families In dire eed has been received from the Associated Charities. Any articles f this kind should be left at head quarters of the Associated Cnaritlce C40 State street. Dance.. Tumble Inn Sat. nite. 29G Choice holly for sale In View cemetery. City 30-1 Stealing automobile cushions is the latest pastime of auto thieves Harry Levy, Dwight Parr and Dr. Backstrand of the Oregon State hospital, all are being loses in this recrard in one night, what tne thieves do with them is a matter puzzling the car owners. All of the seats taken were from uinereni makes oi cars and entirely differ ent typco of scats, and tho thieves seemed to have plucked them prom iscuously. There may still be other seat thefts yet unreported. No trace has been found of tho seats, and owners who lost thoir seats and at first thought they were vic tims of practical jokers, but- later bought new seats and went their ways. This Christmas, something for the car. See our suggestions. Smith & Watkins. Upholstering and furniture re pair work at Hamilton s. Classified turkey shoot Salem Rod & Gun club, Sunday Dec. 13 a Do Miss Dolores Buchanan of Hop- mere, age 7, underwent l major operation at a hospital here yes terday.- Closing out our used pianos at 50, S75, $100, $125, $150; our ew pianos at 225, $250, $295 and up. Used player pianos $195, 0 up. Terms, or will make bcral discount for cash. Tallman Piano store, 395 S. 12th St. 297 Shrubbery for Xmas gitte. permanent year around remem brance. Pearcy Bros., 17S S. Com mcrcial St. 300 Divine metaphysical healing. Dr. J. L. Hawkins. Hotel Wigh 299 Lying in bed from early Thurs day evening until 4 o'clock Friday afternoon, and unable to move be cause of an injured knee, Miss Bee sio May, a Salem dressmaker, was discovered in her room in the Breyman building yestrday after noon and rushed to a local hospital Sho Injured her knee in a fall on Thursday afternoon, and was was able to get to her room but was unable to rise again, the injury becoming worse. Her cries for help were not heard. All questions about your future answered. Dr. J. L. Hawkins, u vine metaphysician. Hotel Bliffh . .... - 29 Fancy Oregon Franquette wal nuts In five and 10 lb. burlap bags for Xmas shipments. Pearcy roe., 178 S. Commercial ot. dou Choosing John Williamson chair man and B. F. Stiffler, businessmen In the north end of Salem met at Williamson's office Inst night and took tho Initial steps toward form Ing a permanent organization. The organization is to bo known as the Nnrht Salem Community associa tlon. The organization Is for the purpose of fostering the Interests of the north Salem group. Woman must sacrifice 3 karat nerfect blue white Tiffany soil taire diamond for $1000. Retail price $3000. Box 12 Journal. 29C Good music Tumble Inn. Sat. 29G Dr. Gerald Smith, of Woodburn, was in Salem on business this morn Ing. 7 nercent preferred Btock i Salem's now paper mill Invest! gate. Hawkins & Roberts, mc 205 Oregon building. Want used furniture phone 611 E. J. Allen and family of Wood burn spent Saturday afternoon in Salem. Dr. Marshall, osteopath, Or bid Mac-Donald has a good buy In Lincoln sedan, run just 15,000 miles, real car. 29 Governor Pierce today appointed B. O". Kempfer of Baker as a mem ber of the state board of mining survey to succeed George WIegand, deceased. As members of the board of directors of the Association of Building and Construction of Ore gon the governor appointed Walter S. Klein of Portland to succeed " Hotel Bjigh An ivals Portland. William McBrlde, Mi und Mrs Paul Dormitzer, Mr and Mrs Howard M McCrossin, Joh: Mallory. Henry S Mallory, H Hagen. Ernest Miller. P F Cra mer, R A Meyer, S 8 Rogers, Ed ward McClulnnoss. jhck Hptuer, D Sperger, J K Wood, A T Kelly, TV 111 R King, Kcienr M whcox en- !em. Frank F Moon, Vernon M Suekow. Raymond F May Brownsville. Aubrey 8 Tussim Wayvllle, A C Murray. J E Snow, Mrs W L Greenvitl; Mcilfnrd, J Renton. George Hilton Jr: Ho qulam, Wn. Wayne Fisher; Seat tlv Mr and Mrs Edward L. Pa son. Al Morton: Chicago. Mi Mnrlorie -Bean. Mbs Lois Vanden bersr. Miss Dorothy Green: New York. Mr nd Mrs T A Turner, -Frank Htivler. Karl Carmen, Mi; Ethel Surprise. Mr and Mrs Bert Cllntnn: Loa Ancclcs. Mr ana ftl I Krnggs and son: Santa Bar bara. Prof J L Hawkins; Denver Colo, F E Carnea.. senior vice-commander, M. H. Ulms J u ivor vice-commander, Edgar Rowland; chaplain, B. J, Woelke; post advocate, Chris Kowitz; inter- edlator, Charles Brant. The of fices of adjutant and officer of the day will also be filled, nominations being entirely from tho floor. Plane for the annual New Year's even dance will be discussed. The dance to bo staged at Crystal Gardens. Going away for Xmas? We'll haul your trunk or baggage. Col lins Delivery, phone 7. 290 We haul or deliver parcels, any time, onywhrtre. Collins Delivery, phone 7, Nelson & Hunt, druggist 296 A Ranger bicycle was found by police officer last night near the Iggly-Wiggly store and left at tho polico headquarters. Love, the jowjler. Salem. Want used furniture, phone 75 Sure, we'll deliver your Xmas packages. Collins Delivery, phone Ncisou & Hunt druggist. 29G Miss Pearl 06 term an of 1140 Court St., Is now taking begin tiers In piano. 29G Tommy Larson and Jimmy Flory two boys who escaped from the in stitution for the feeble-minded re cently, were found last night by Of ficer Putnam in a barn back of Goodman's store. 192G Calendars, Standlcy & Fo ley Ins. agency, over Laud & Bush Mrs. Adam Susgauer, resident of Sublimity, underwent a major op eration at a local hospital Friday, Special on bridge and floor lamps, also complete tine ot elec trical gifts. Halik & Eoff, 337 Court. 296 Those Chevrolet and Hupmo biles you are looking for are bar gains when bought at MacDon- aid's, 296 The annual sophomore reception the nature of a carnival, was held at Salem high school . last night. The place was strewn with confottl before the carnival was finished. There were some 700 stu denta present, all wearing paper caps provided for the occasion. The turn Ming team trained by Lestle Sparks staged a special act as part of the entertainment. New members of the Snlkpoh dramatic society gave a special number, Eight girls gave a unique pigmy dance and song. Jack Spong gave some of his familiar sleight of Jiand work. Miss Rasalle Buren gavo rooltatlon. A special travel moving picture was shown, aparatus be Ing borrowed from the local Y. M C. A. Shrubs, rose bushes, bulbs, frul and nut trees. Pearcy Bros,. 17 S. Commercial St. 300 All wool blankets In greys an tans at $5 per pair. Fancy plaids and white blankets $11 to $14 per pair. Thos. Kay Woolen Mill Co, 298 Barnlta Kylloa Is seeking a dl vorco from Peter A. Kelloa accord Ing to complaint filed In circuit court. She charges that he com pel led her to live with his parents, that he failed to support her and compelled her to work and dessert hoi at Silverton In December 1924 She says she was only 16 years o when married. She asks $100 at torncys fees, $50 costs and $20 month for the support of a minor child. All wool blankets In greys an tans at $5 per pair. Fancy plaids and white blankets $11 to $14 per pair. Thos. Kay woolen Mill Co 298 Racfio studio. See ad In today paper. - 29 The case of L. H. Fischer against J. E. Forrest and others In circu court has been settled out of court and dismissed. Spot dance, Schindler hall, to night. Prizes, Offered to public for first time, large collection of pieced quilted bed quilts, 50 to 75 yea old. Phone 83F3. See special sa ad In the classified ad section. 29G Under the definite state tax as sessed against Marlon county of $313,891, the Increase in the entire tax for Marlon county the comlni year is decreased from $09,666 to $31,474, the original figure being put Into the budget tentatively pending word from the state tax cpmminoion and besed arbitrarily adding 6 per cent to the totat amount of last year's tax. This will decrease the total tax to be col lected in this county tho coming year to $1,138,515. es are to have their individual pic tures taken for tho annual this year There are 300 students In the senior class alone, end approximately 1000 In the entire high school. $300 down, $35 month, furnace fireplace, etc. Takes either of two room brand new homes. Double construction, union made. $3600 and $3750. Move in. Becke & Hendricks, 189 N. High street, Heilig bldg;, " 297 Tonlto, tonite Crystal Gardens 290 Dance Crystal Gurcfens. 29G' $5 buys a pedigreed itteu. Phone 17S5J or Wiuter. Persian 4G5 S. 29G Dance Crystal Gardens. 296 Frank Hallck was fined $1 in polico court yesterday for overtime parking. Nearly 200 parents were pres ent af the special program at the Yew Park school last night. George Hug, superintendent of schools. and Dr. Walter Brown of the Mar ion County Child Health Demon stration, spoke briefly. Mr. Hug dial cussed the enormity of the modern school system, stating that between 30 and 50 per cent of public taxes In the United States is spent for educational purposes. Dr. Brown spoke about "blue ribbon kids, stating that money Is appropriated to imprbve stock, but not a cent to improve children. There was display of work done at the school in every room. A candy sale for me purpose of purchasing a phonograph. Bonds or brick buildings. Look back 10 years, or even 5 years and see where you would be had you invested In Salem business property. Here's three brick bide. tzi.uuu to $zh,ooo aud $7000 to $10,000 handles. They will all give you a certain net return of over 8 per cent and Increase in value. Becke & Hendricks, 189 N. High street, Heilig bldg. 297 Mr. and Mrs. H. N Dickenson and their son John were in Salem this morn?ng, They are residents of independence. Dance tonite Mellow Moon. You were unanimously elected to honorary membership la the Salem Longfellow club last night. congratulations, we re with you your arguments with that little nt. We know how It Is.'1 Such was the toxt of a telegram snatched to Augustus Mutt, cartoon creature of Budd Fisher, by the Salem Longfellow club this morning. Members of the club. In voting Mutt into membership, declared that he Is placed at too freiuunt intervals in embarrassing posi tions as the recipient of a roll ing pin, for instance. The fact makes hla situation similar to theirs, they declare, for they are forced to walk under awnings too low, wear shoes too short, sleep beds not long enough, and are generally abused because of their unusual length. W. w. Rosebraugh was appoint ed toasraaster for the evening. A number of members were called upon for speeches. Lewis Luns ford, asked to define a Longfel low, stated, "He is one of five per cent of our population, but suffers 90 per cent ot our discomforts." Solos were sunk by Manley Bross and Robert Neweome, two Some of the great old hymns that have been written by various denominational representatives will be special In a unique serv ice of song, solos and duets at tho First Christian church Sunday evening, 7:30. All will enjoy the service. 296 Louise Woodruff ot Monmouth was in tins, city today. . Furnished home, cheap. 3400 complete. Paving and garage. Also fzooo takes dandy 4 rooms and garage on paying. Reasonable terras either. Becke & Hendricks, 189 N. High street, Heilig bldg. 297 Dance Crystal Gardens. 29G Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Dun can of Scotts Mills were in Salem yes terday. Spot dance, Schindler hall, to night. Prizes. 29G Xmas gifts. Buzz shop, open to night. 296 A verdict of not guilty was re turned In justice court yesterday when D. Morgan was tried on charge of assault and battery. Tho complaining witness was Frank C. Mcl-arland. Ethel Hammond of Mill City was a aaiem visitor this morning. Mrs. N. A. Olark, resident of Turner, was In Salem yesterday, Men's Bible class will continue for two more Sundays. A good program this Sunday. The lesson will be given by J. J. Evans, teach er. All men welcome, 9:45. 296 The "Cherry Pickers" at the Mellow Moon tonite. 296 Radio stjidto. See ad in today's paper. 296 W. R. Edwards of Turner re ported today that he found a still In the brush on Jackson hill, near the highway seven miles south of Salem, Thursday. Edwards said the still, badly battered and showing no Indications of having been used recently, was hidden about where party of campers had stopped for several days last fall. Hear the new orchestra at the Mellow Moon tonite. 296 Dr. Berger dentist, now located at 302 U. S. bank bldg, phone 278 296 For a limited time, 16 In. large second growth fir $7.50 per large load, 16 in. dry planer wood $5 per load. Fred E. Wells, phone 1542. . 29G A letter received today by T. W. Davies of Salem from his son, Paul Davies, who enlisted In the United States Marine Corps early In Sep tember, states that he has been as signed to service on the battleship Mississippi, and Is now at the navy yard at Bremerton, Wash. The Mis slsslppl Is one the navy's largest battle ships, and carries 12 14-inch guns. She Is over 600 feet long. with a 105 foot beam. For sale, classical music, great ly reduced. Opportunity for stu dents. Phone 1924W. 296 Mrs. Mary Gatmf announces her connection with Miller's beau ty parlor and invites her friends and patrons to call and see her thero. Telephone 1047. 298 For sale, about 2000 two year old English walnut trees, also few two year old black. Flala Vineyards, three miles north in Polk county. 30 Due to the fact that both can flldatrs against John Drager with drew from the race, the election scheduled 'ot take pla-?e for student council member at Salem high school yesterday was not held, Dra ger automatically becoming a mem ber of the council. Dollar dinner at Hotel Marion 5:45 to 8 every evening. The picture, "Labor's Reward' sponsored by the American Fed eration of Labor will be shown at Union -hall, 457 Court at. Mondav. Dec. 14th. The pictur. consists of six thousand ft. of film. Mr. Van Horn accompanies the picture and delivers a lecture on the subject matter. Dunce tonite Mellow- Moon. 296 Don't miss reading special oale ad in classified ad section offer ing large collection of pieced and quilted bed quilts. 50 to 75 years old. Phone 83F3 for further par ticulars. ' 296 The annual election of officers for the local post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will be held next Wednesday night. Nominees ot pres cnt are as follows, subject to tur ther nominations Wednesday: com mander, J. S. Baker of Turner; Chester Sudhorg, employe ot th local paper mill, was wounded In an accident at the mill yesteraa and was taken to a local hospita for treatment. Details of the epi Fode are witheld. New and 2nd hnnd ready to tvaar nrtfMMt comforts, ouilts and rugo.-Dec. 13-19, 443 Ferry. 296 More than 100 photographs of Salem high school students were tnken for nubllcation In tne annua Clarion during the past week. The nlrtiirejt are taken with special ap aratus installed at the high school building. Members of all three class Buzz Shop open tonight. 396 Xmas tonight. cards Buzz Shop, open 296 George Stewart of Sheridan was In Salem on private business this morning. Beautiful 3 room new ant. wttn oath ana breaKfast nook, Nicely furnished, electric range, steam heat, all outside rooms, $4 per month. 1320 State St. 296 Prof. J. F. Brumbaugh of OAC was in Salem this morning. Holly wreathes, order Gflllngham, phone 33F14. Mrs. Frank Cook of Turner visited In Salem yesterday. Fuller friction eh owe r brush. The Ideal Xmas gift, order now, Phone 707, The Fuller Man. 296 Twenty eight men and two women were given cmnloyme through the local employment bu reau operated at the Salem YMCA rooms during the past week. A total of 123 men and women applied for work. Practl ally all of -the men to be placed in jobs were employed as com mon laborers. Miss Mary Donaldson. rest dent of Rickreall, was a Salem visitor Friday. BE CAREFUL VOTED MEMBER OF members ot the club. Shepherd and McGUchrlBt, Imported tor; the occasion, sang several duets1 of the popular type. Miss Jean Hobson acted as accompanist lor all musical numbers except those ot Mctillchrlst anl Shepherd, who accompanied themselves on the banjo. A oroposftl to elect Jen as honorary mascot ot the club was rejected. Defies State Officials And Continues To Sell Eggs By The Pound (Continued from Page one) formica In the weight o( eggs. Two contuiDcra ot eggs ot exactly the same weight might represent dif ferent values in price, lor neoa lcm to snv the fresh egg will al ways command the highest value. FitLs states that the demand in this locality, as well as inquiries rece veil from this ana oiaer states, convinces him that the l' novation is one that lias come to stay and householders and event ually other produce men, will in sist on nuttins It into practice. Other local egg doalers state that under the grading law it is mandatory to grade eggs by weight and that the grading law virtual ly is a system ot selling eggs by weight. LEVYHIGHER FOR EXPENSES OF NEXT YEAR (Continued from Page One) by over $00,0t0. For every yeui during 4he past five years the re- elpts nave been unuer-caumauui. often by many thousands ot dol lars One year ago the state tax com mission estimated the-recelpts for 9Z& at S1,9UU,UUU. Tho state actually colected $2,299,676.49. It Is fair to assume that with the In crease in population and business within the state, there will be aa Increase over the amount collected In 1925 of 10 per cent, except in Income tax. from which source during 1925 the Btate derived $763,194.61, It Is Bafe to estimate that there wil be collected in 1926 100.000 from delinquent income believe that this estimate by the pocretary of state will be exceeded of Cars driven by It. E. Anderi of Sulcm and J. M. Martin Macleay collided at State and Church streets. Cars driven by F. A. Mariels of Lyons and W. S. Lehman ot Sa lem collided at Ferry and Cottage with minor damage. Damage was slight when cars driven by A. J. Haselbacker of route 9, and Mrs. E. T. Tidd clash ed at Center and Capitol. Died FREY Harlcy M. Frey died at a local hospital Dec. 11 at the age of 34 years. Ho Is survived by three sons, Charles W., Har lcy M Jr.. and Roy, all ot Tur ner, and one sister, Mrs. W. A. Horn of Mosier, Or. Funeral services were held at 10 o'clock this morning at the First Meth odlst church ot Turner, Or. In terment at Twin Oaks cemetery. Webb's funeral parlors In charge of arrangements. HEAVEN If Cod hath made this world so fair. Where sin and death abound. How beautiful beyond compare. Will paradise be found. J. Montgomery W. T. Rigdon & Son IJour hristmas list It's reasonable to suppose that you are going to make certain gifts of yours, Furniture. In giving be sure you give the best and do it without unduly straining your pock etbook. Problems pertaining to Christmas shopping are expertly handled here if you select from this suggestive list. Fitted Traveling Bags Hat Boxes Leather Bags Bed Lamps Fancy Vases Tea Sets Candle Sticks Work Baskets Candy Jars Flower Frogs Jardineers Decorated Candles Console Sets Incense Burners Ash Trays Cake 'Plates Night Lamps Book Ends Doll Carriages Japanese Baskets Fancy Mirrors Wall Flower Vases Salt and Peppers Table Runners Sofa Pillows Fancy Bedspreads Bud Vases Lamp Shades Lamp Frames Metal Paper Baskets Dinner Sets Fireplace Sets Fireplace Screens Water Sets Folding Screens Cedar Chests Brief Cases Boston Bags Photograph Frames Baby Jumpers Costumes Andirons Carpet Sweepers Ship Models Hamilton Furniture Co. 340 Court St. F. N. WOODRY Pays Cah For Furniture Res. and Store 1610 North Summer Phone 511 'Prom tees for regulating pub He utilities we colected In 1926, (continued on Page Nine) OREGON TODAY "THE ANCIENT HIGHWAY" By James Oliver Curwood LUNCH COFFEE BOX COFFEE Short Orders Any Time Chill Con Carne 15o Hot Mince Pie 10c Try Our Dinners 181 S. 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