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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1925 (THE CAPITAL JOURNAL,' SALEM, OREGON 3 LOCALS During the week ending Decern-- her 24 a total ol 637 accidental were reported to tho state indue-' trial accident commission, of which two wore fatal. These wove the enses of Dean Ij. Stanley, a night yard foreman of Algoma, and Nathan W. Hackott, a Inborer of Port land. Of the total number of ac cidents reported 510 were sub ject to tho provisions of tho work men Go compensation act, 125 were from ftrma and corporations that have not elected to come under the act, and two were from pub lic utility corporations not sub ject to the provisions of the act. A bridge lamp complete for $7.75 at Hamilton's, 310 Court St. bringing with it a heavy frost, the temperature at Salem touch ed a low mark of 29 degrees above zero early this morning. One point lower, or 28 degrees,- would have equalled the low record for the present year. univcraity wants to borrow the picture for use tomorrow night when the Filipino people of Salem will observe at Waller hall the 29th I anniversary of the death of Dr. Jose Itlral, Filipino patriot. BE CAREFUL borers wero given . employment. Four sales neopio wero ompiuj-eu during the Christmas rush. , Auction sale every Weil, night, 7 p. m. P. N. Wooury's now store Summer and Norway Sta. Cash paid for used furniture. Phone 511. 80S Robert h. Stevens, former war den ot the state penitentiary, was hero today from Portland. Clifford Drown of Salem left Salem this morning for a 30 days I voyage in Mexican waters. Itarbectte moats at Horse Shoe) park on Pacific highway served j either in cute or at stand out doors. 2 Henry Simmons of Waiport was brought to a hospital at Salem for medical attention yesterday. Mask skate, tho old year out and new year In at Dreamland. 311 A marriage licesse was issued todav to C. W. Brasher ot Salem and Mrs. Georgia Robertson of Turner. The marringe will be today. Dr. Marshall, osteopath, Or bid Walter Herboll of route 3, Scott McClellnn of Eugene and E. W. Emmons of Salem wero ar rested last night for speeding. McClellan deposited $10 bail. Upholstering ana furniture re pair work at Hamilton's. Stanley Mayberry, 305 south 23rd street, was arrested last night for. driving his automobile without lights. Want used furniture phone 511 B. Pickens Pauline Barker and Junnlta Austin ot Eugene, who wero arrested hero Friday n!;;ht, the two former for drunkenness and tho latter for investigation, wero released Sunday to Eugene officers. Hockey game at Dreamland., 311" Save vour radiator from freez ing, at O. J. Wilson's garage, 338 N. Com'l. Prompt service. 'ortland Mr. Chadwiek become ffiliuled with the stalo engineer- re department since 1923 and has been In direct charge of the construction of the Jordan Valley project which has Just been com pleted with a saving, according to engineering estimates, of $40,000. He came to Oregon in 1020 at uief engineer for the Uoguo Riv er Valley Canal company. His successor has not yot been named Mrs. Dora Jerman, plaintiff In a divorce suit against Paul Jer man, has filed a motion in circuit court for the case to be remanded to Multnomah county. It Is con tended that Judge Tucker ot the circuit court for Multnomah coun tv erred when he granteu a change ot venue to Marion coun ty. Odds and ends 6ale at Stiff's. 30S Goitre euro guaranteed by the case. Dr. Staurau, 309 Ore. bldg. p I) Holadv of Mabton, Wash ArHrl nt InrnrnnrMInn u-(ro 1 ti-n allcrhtlv inilired when his all- filed ot the court house today by tomoblle colluleo wiin o ""- the Finxland Development com- by Mrs. O. B. Bell of Portlnud nnnv of S.llplll. iiicnrrmrnteil nt !,,.14th and Center Streets. $20,000. Tho incorporators arc When an unidentmeu rooioni,. Robert - J. Simpson, R. D. Cooper stopped on the gas Instead ot the and Robert E. Itawsou. Irriga- brake his car collided with one Hon and drainage of land will be driven by D. S. McCarroll, oau the purpose. Maple avenue, at lilgn ana lcu- (or struets. We are putting our entire stock w a i.lainn. 215 South 14th of all wool overcoats on sale at street, reports to the police that i "u ine price on while he was driving ins car on many ot these coats is less than .Mferaon wav he ran into two tho manufacturing cost. . Thoa. boya named Johnson, who wore uuii.-ii i,u. oj.v - ririlnz bicycles. Uno 0 ir.em, unima.. Titlmcnn wan thrown For tho reason that next Frl- L i, much hurt day is a non-jdlcial day, Circuit other approaching automobiles ouv.h,, uo am iuuisuuy us causcd the mishap. motion day in the circuit court. Rv Hurley. 1379 Howard A few boys overcoats left at $5 !trcet- r,epor,ts ,' thl Boys suits at ?7. A real hnylnl'Z,y.VL" .Tmlra McMahan today Issued a decree of divorce in the case of Inlia French against Floyd E. French, in which cruel and inhu man treatment was alleged. Mrs. French is awarded custody of Marvin, a minor child. Hockey game at Dreamland New Year's eve. Some sport. 311 John Salladav. Walter Salladay nmi 11. V. Harris ot Seaside and Warrenton wero arrested t.uiuiay Ight and are held by tne ponce for investigation. A Ford touring car stolen Chrifltmns day from Oeorge Ba led ot route 4 has been found in Polk county, stripped ot every thing that could be removed. vinconilnn chili dance.. Derby hall, Decembcr-29. Al Leu's Colle gians. . Frori Miller ot Sllvcrton is held at the police station on a. charge of switching license piateo on mo automobile. 7 percent preferred stock In Salem's new paper mill investi gate. Hawkins & Roberts, Inc.. 205 Oregon building. Charged with driving his auto mobile at an excessive rate of apeed on south Commercial street, in tho tog and without brakes, D. Caldwell of Tortlaud was arrested Saturday night. Ho deposited ball ot 525. 192G Calendar free. Homer H. Smith, Ins. agency, over Miller's. Lambert D. Miller and Otta C. Larson of McMinnvlllo were nrrmted Saturday night for opeed. ing. Save your rndiator from freez ing, nt O. .T. Wilson's garage, 33S N. Com'l. Prompt service. $10 Kenneth Oops was fined Saturday for speeding. Clark Beldln, feature Charles ton dancer, McElroy's orchestra Crystal Gardens, Wed. Dec. 30. . 309 Rodney Hial Mapes. 7, ot this city, sustained a broken right arm when a car driven by Carroll Klser. 18. struck him as the hoy was crossing north Capitol street with his mother, Mrs. Rodney Manes. Salurday evening. Mrs. Manes had taken her two small (laughters across the street, and wns taking Rodney across when Klser, driving soulh, struck htm nnd knocked him Info the curb. Tho right arm was broken just above the elbow. Report given out from the Mapes home early this afternoon was to the effect that the accident is not expected to prove serious. Dance. McElroy's orchestra, Crystal Gardens, Wed. Dec. 30. 309 Two women and 28 men were given employment at the local em nloyment agency during the past week, according to report issued this morning by Sim Phillips, who has charge of the ottice. The re port shows a slight increase in m nctlvity among woods laborers. with a falling off among other kinds of workers. Nine woods la. 19 Hotel Bliffh Arrivals men's suits at $16. Woolen Mill Co. Thos. Kay 310' ot Chemawa, but gives no details. Wliile Howard Roberts was at- Ross Maloncy. wife and daugh tempting to turn in the road near ter were here from Portland Sun day visiting Dr. C. S. Stone and family and other relatives. Now is the time to buy blan- Brooks his auto was struck by car driven by J. W. Bloom. Both men live in Salem. Damage was slight. While riding his bicycle at kots. Wo have large size all wool Commercial nnd Chemeket double blankets at from S5 to streets, Frank Carlson, well ?14. Thos. Kay Woolen Mill Co. known salcm man, was run oown 310 by a car uriven uy jonn uiaiias ot Rickreall. Carlson was bruis- ico and northern Florida. Both I Brownsville, Texas and Jackson ville, Ha., reported a minimum ol 24 degrees and Mobile and Pens acola 18 degrees. A zero tem- peraturo was registers d at Ashe vllle, N. C, while in Now York stato It was 20 degrees or sngnt- higher. Injured Man Jumps Through Hospital Door. After Auto Disaster (Continued from Pago One) Odds and ends in every depart ment are now on sale at cost to nove out before inventory., sun On .a ehnrire of speeding, driv ing while drunk and possession ot intoxicating liquor, J. Wesley Taylor of Bend was arrested by City Trattic Offcor Edwards Sat urday night. He Is still held by the nolice. A girl who was wuii Taylor is said to have tried to es cape -from the automobile when she found the condition in which Taylor was in. After arrival at the nol ce station tile girl caueo her parents, who livo in another town, and alio was taken nome Taylor was asked by the officers to pay for her taxicab fare home, but he refused to do so, although he had $21 In his possession. Broken suits, marred goods and all odds and ends now being sold at big reductions to clenn out bo- fore inventory. Stilts furniture Co, 30S E. C. Stewart of Sclo took a short busiuess trip to Sahmi this morning. David Warner has received a ed. permit for the construction of a I Cars-driven by Willy Wcidner dwelling at 1080 Highland avo- pt Waconda and Bill Purely ot Si nue, to cost 900. 1cm collided without damage. Mrs. J. 3. Ackerman of Por If you are in need Ot an over- land received fnen lacnrn.tlnt coat or a pair ot blankets see our when the automobile In which sho iinos oeiore you buy. Thos. Kay and her husband wero driving .vuuit-n inui uo. 310" skidded from the Silvorton road onvnn ml nit, nf Clam an Ml The noareat basketball aggro- L tninhnn. i Thi. gallon was defeated 38 to 37 by another driven by J. R. Kennedy ., -.,..... , iraui ii ol Salem were Doth going oast Washougal Saturday night. Both when Kennedy swerved to avoid a Hartley and Robertson were ah- muintrinn rw,. o,,.,.i sent from the Willamette lineup, avoid Kennedy. Botli cars skid- New Year'si,t at Mellow df?.' kut .not cu"le! "?ut Ack" Uoon 310 went into ino uiccu. n. u u uaiiieu niupu6 received ilnn tfi tlm fri" finrl rtn lift in Mm left into the ditch, crashing into a telephone pole, Abiman threw his right arm in front ot th. woman's face to protect her from flying lass ana fluttered aevere gashes in b.u arm. Alsman was taken to a local hos pital immediately and a total ot some 30 sitclies taken at various places in hi arm. While being put under th? influence of the ether he jumped from tho opera tine table, ran downstairs and jumped through the heay plat3 glass win dow in the door of tho main en trance. After wandering the Htreota for a short time he wab brought back to tho hospital. Al man was resting easily this morn mg. U. J. Lehman, father of both Russell ami Robert Lohman, thi: morning would not deny the re port that Uobort, not Hussell, was tne driver in Sunday morning s ac cident. Robert's driver's license was revolted on November 28, rec ords at the office of the secretary of etate show. The ru-tson for re voking Roberts license was that he had misrepresented his ace i; obtaining it, being only 15 year old and claiming to be more tfta 18. His license was revoked in' one week nfter the accident in which ho featured. Tho Lehman family Uvea on route 1, commonly known as the wanace road, in Polk county. Neither of the other two oc cupanls of the roadster was seri' ously Injured In Sunday moruine; accident. Tho car was badly dnm aged, tne windshield being sha tered and both loft wheels smash ed. flttniR Fruit Hurt Dallas, Texas, Dec. US (AP) Winter laid a heavy hand on sun ny Texas yesterday and today, taking its toll oven in the winter garden section of the Rio Grande Hey. Temperatures ranged from 10 above nt Amarlllo, the dest place, to 28 at Galveston, tho warmest. Citrus fruit has been damaged to some extent in the Rio Grande alley, but reports today did not estimate the damage. Browns- i lie, where the temperature was 2G last night, reported that orrb- rdists are hoping for a week ot cloudy weather as gradual mod eration without sunshine will les sen the damage. Floyd Lenhardt of Woodburn " ...rw'V:" " Lway Auction sale Thursday Dee. 31 !,on;,7,16 WiU s"'cot- ann William an n m inn o Holbrook collided at Court and ism. t;iassy 5 room bungalow, pi- tioncer, pnone oil. Love, the Jeweler, Salem. Rev. and Mrs. It. R. Dallas with their children, were In Salem this morning, They are resident of B. C. Barsnm on. fl,l m t justice court today for speeding. e iB iioiu uamornia. A floor lamp to brighten that dull corner or possibly an over. stuffed easy chair for mother can bo bought at a great saving dur ing our odds and ends sale. Stiff's. 3U Mrs. J. A. George of Albany visited friends In Salem today. Dance, Fraternal Temple Tues, nite. Come. 30 Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Brooks of Independence were. In this city this morning. New Year's matinee at Mellow Moon. 310 Albany. Lost, lu Salem or City View cemetery, cameo brooch, liberal Vincentian club ,i, n.i... reward. Mm rtilln Mnrit? nnc i.-n .. . . in .i, ( "ecemoer zu. Al lieu 6 Colle- u...u. -ivuMiana. inn luiss C. M. Croulcr of Monmouth T.. rinv AHon nr gii..i was In Salem today. flncd j10l) ... , . ; fill ft Ohar-tra nt ln.,!. !l-t Now owner. Mr. Louis Dobosh l,-nno i,; u, ' " " , has purchased the Pass Timo res- cle. He was arr:(,i i, nn,..l vxu.xni. uii uuui.u vuiiiiiiui uidl Ol, I Nli-lln n nf IhA nisi. ..nri .1 - ton 1 ...in t... " oini iiuniu ue .t ..k, uuvi ., uiivu uv iur pub- partment. ItlPAM Tlti'wrlfiv nuifntniT uiitlil breakfast, the best of hot cakes. ham and eggs and colfee. Pleased to see my old friends and new once as well. Louie Dohosh. 303 Leo Lnweon of Salem 'is in Uip county jail on a eh a rim nt linvinf Mr. nnd Mra. W. A. Slopor ot forged a check for 842. Hn wn nr inuepenuence were in this city ralgned in justice court todav and t0(lfly. his bail fixed at $1000. which he WflA linnltln In flirtltijll Pmiinlnlnl ' . !'-. wiifl nrougnt against liim by J. It. iw xears eve. jio o'Urlen of Salem. The chock was on the Ladd & Hush bank made nilt- in n J. 1 .Oiula -.11.1 elirnml U m " 3-"v",ltne name of G. F. Wright. Miss Eunice Davis of Med ford was in Salem today. Clark Beldin, feature Charles ton dancer, McElroy's orchestra; Crystal Gardens, wed. Dec. S. 309 D. 3. Llvesay was In Salem this morning. He is a resident of Woodburn. Dance, Fraternal Temple Tues, nite. Come. 309 Portland, F L Tooker, Miss Rose Garland. Mrs Mario N Molvin, Mr nnd Mrs W K Young, Mr and Mrs W B Hijrglnd and daughter, Harry Bernstein, Miss Frances Engle wood, F H Hcnrna, R H Corey, A Llndqulft. C E Ste.id, A L Hese ninn, P F Cramer, F D Sperger, J 1 Morrisscy, Miss Eld Monroe. Mr and Mrs Gus J Cordos, A L Hesoman, D D Stilt, E J Cates, B A Birin, James D Frawley. J K Wood: Salem, Thomas Falrfowl. Mrs A Ruff. Raymond Mnyo; Vay setx. Mr and Mrs J B Krigbnam. Joseph Krlebaum: Mnrwhfield. Chrisrtian Juateson, Mrs Niels C Jufrteson and daughter; Coquille, J II Schroeder. Paul V Armstrong; The Dalles, Mr and Mrs A I Pink w. Seaside. P A Lucas: Arlington. C F Lucas; "Wendllng, Mr and Mrs Cliff Abrams; Milton, F Q Sams; Albany, Ray N Fox, Oeorge A French, E P Anthony; Reedville, T E Cornelius; Eupene, A C Far rington; Stockton, Cal, Mr Rnd Mrs RudolrJh E Snermann; San Francisco. Roy North. Mr and Mrs August Narlneer and son; Los Angeles. Mr and Mrs Sidney B Or cutt and maid, Mlfs Ora M Orcutt; Denver. Colo. F E Carnes; Lincoln, Nb. Fred M Jennlnns; Chlraea, Miss Gwendolyn Delatoor; New York. Mr and Mrs Robert M Smyth. Mls Eleanor MeKinley. Miss Geraldine Ellis. Miss Martha Leslie, William Link Jr. Frank r Wolcott Speaker Lewis; Having?. Mont. Oscar Radke; Edmonton Alberta, Can, M P Harrison. Dr. G. C. Knott of Independence was in Salem today. Grand opening at the big new Clemens dance pavilion, Hazel green, New Year'fl eve. 309 J. K. Neal of Buena Vista was in Salem on private business this morning. Dance, McElroy's orchestra, Crystal Gardens, Wed. Dec 30. 309 M. C. Williams of Independence was in this city today. Dollar dinner at Hotel Marlon 5:45 to 8 every evening. Arthur Kares of Salem was tak en to local hospital for medical care yesterday. Wanted, fat young turkey geese, ducks and all kinds chick ens. Phone 152S, Steuslotf Bros. market. SOS Has anyone a large picture of Georg Washington? The office of County School Superintendent Folk erson has been searching the city today for a picture of the coun try's father, and has decided isn't to be had. Neither the state house, the court boose, either the -tats public libraries nor any of he schools has one. Willamette Salamander Changes bex Aid By Science; Synthetic Guinea Pigs (Continued from Pago Onot death for one species, although the heart or the other species was aC' colerated by such operations. IC- and fnimrl in n.r.lr.1. 309 sonn ,i. b ere weighed total of Want used furniture, phone 75. New Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Ransom, res- Mrs. Joe Underwood fell from Fun for young and old at Mel- fi. tif unntn low Moon carnival party, New broke her shoulder, at about 11 Year's CVe. 310 V1nMr tl.i mnrnfnf - Kansas City, Mo., Dec. 28 (AP -Synthetic guinea pigs, produced by careful breeding were described to the annual convention of th American Association for tho Ad vancoment of Science today by Professor H. L. Ibsen of the Kan sas stato agricultural college. His exeprlments of these little animals he hoped, would lead to a bettoi comprchonslon of tho factors entail ed in tho brooding of superior live stock. By careful mating, the scientist obtained new types of guinea pigs, superior from the show mans point of view, to their parents. One of his products, he said, Is a "syn thetle" pink eyed white guinea pig with a romnn nose and droopln ears. ICY CLASP OF WINTER HOLDS ENTIRE EAST fContinuc from Page On Now York City, Hcnssclacr, N. Y., and Baltimore, two each Philadelphia. Worcester. Moss. Yonkora, N. Y. and Toronto, one each. In Philadelphia an aged lamp iiHinur ii icq oi exposure. . South Also Suffers Today's weather reports dis closed temporaturos below freez ing ns rar south as northern Me Pn n nrn f The funoral of tho late James Havcreon who died Dec. 26 Central Howell, will be held 2:30 o'clock Tuesday pec. 29 the Jack & Eckmnn mortuary Silverton, Rev. Clayton Judy the Central Hnwcll Conereiratioii- al church officiating. 308 In New England Boston. Mass , Dec. 28 (AP) New England was recovering to day from the shock ot a cold wave that swept in with a north west gale late Saturday, caused three deaths from cold, brought sevore suffering and resulted In innumerable fires In which four children perished. The lowest officially reported temperature at 8 a. m. today was at NorthCield, Vt., which reported -I degrees below zero yesterday. In Maryland Baltimore. Md., Dec. 28 (AP) Four deaths, one from freezing and three from asphyxiation was tho toll of the cold wave In Baltimore today. Fred E. Berg, a Baltimore and Ohio railroad trackman, found un conscious from the cold died in a nospital. Three others were vlc tlmo of gas In rooms tightly clos ed against the cold. PAKE SEVEN ; 12 GIFTS A YEAR I A gift that comes not once but twelve times a vear each month a glad reminder i of your friendship and thoughtfulness. r ir Send a year's subscription to The Oregon Five nationally famous writers ar0 here In Oregon. S Being keen observers with nimble minds anil vision they started the Idea, thirty other Oregon writers have Joined.;, in making It a Buccess. l They have made a real magazine hero In Oregon The Ji OregonMagazlne. The atmosphere and background of the great state are written Into its stories and articles. jj. Each number contains Oregon fiction stories and articles of the state's resources and industries, her history and traditions. The unlimited scenic beauties of Oregon furnish an exquisite feature with photographic reproductions in color, paintings, etchings and sketches with vivid dlscriptions by competeut writers. In all it reminds one that it is a glorious prlvilcdge to live in Oregon. You sliould have this delightful magazine come to you . each month. A postcard will start it. 5 j The Oregon Magazine :g i 648 State St., Salom, J OREGON Xv.VJAV.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.'.V.V-V.W-V-VA'-'AVA'W Florida Damazed Jacksonville.-Pla.. Dec. 28 (AP) A. J. Mitchell. United States meteorologist hero,' stated touay mat temperatures In north ern Florida had been low enough to domago fruit nnd odvised that nil fruit on trees in this section bo picked today. OREGON TODAY g : . "A KISS FOR CINDERELLA" By James M. Barrie F. N. WOODRY Pays Cub. For Furniture Ees. and Store 1610 North Snmmer Phone 511 ' ''''NiiiiBiwi'iiiiiJTiTiIi i in """" i SALE I f I f -i ' ' I. A EVERY WED. - NITE 7 P. M. F. N. Woodry's New Store Summer and Norway Sts. Phone 511 Cash paid for used furniture Mortgage Loans on Convenient Terms When placing a mortgage, be sure the terma are such that you can retire it with out inconvenience. Our several plans of payment here at Hawkins .& Roberts make it possible for you to obtain a straight loan payable at maturity or one based on periodical pay- ments. Don't borrow on your improv- i ed property until you have talked it over with us. ' 1oRTGA.cc Loans Bonds and -l INVESTMENTS I 2nd Floor. Oregon Blo Salemi '1 HAWKINS ) ROBERTS INC SilllSJ Af'lTAXi JUUKNAL WAN1 AXIS SATISFY THE WANTS Mask ekate at Dreamland. 311 LS iiiiimii. i imii HII'WUHI or n Tho level of the Willamette river at Salem reached a point 4.2 feet above normul at 1 p. m. today, and The Salvation army will hold was still fulling steadily. The river its annual Christmas tree for level hero has gone down more more than 100 members of Its than air feet in the past four days. .Sunday echool at the local hall on Stntf street tnnlcht. Doors will New Yenr carnival party at be onen at 7 n. m.. and the nro- .neuow .wood, riemy oi iuo anu pram will besin at 7:30. Dr. D. uancnig. F, Pound will be master ot cere- mnnfffi A Anpifil fpnlnrn nf Dip w- uiuii. ui uuuuun iu uroeram will he k. r'noke l'atton saiem on private oumness touay. who wil, entertaln with his Hlclght of hand. The army hall has Dance New Year's afternoon been decorated especially for the and night at Mellow Moon. 310 occaflion. At the conchlBion of the hprogram, Santa Claua will make Ilia u unnni-'.nnn n n .1 cUfl I ll A ,t a m a poie caicnins urc. causeu uie tribution of Chrlatma gifts, electric power line of the P. E. which win tnci,)de presents, toys, P. company running between Sll- iv..it a r,.naPni invito. yerton and Salem to be abut . off Mon ha8 Deen cx'tentea to the pub. 11UU11, UI1U WUUIU UUVrJ ICSUilCU 111 all power in the vicinity of Sa- Ml TInltin Mitchell, for three lem being abut off hut for the use years a missionary In the Conno of the new circuit recently com- region of Africa, and returned pleted rrom Portland to Salem by from there on December 15, sang way of Newberg. A power plant U aolo at the Baptist church ser- jocaicu some two miies west oi vices In Salem yesterday. Mi; Silverton, and used only In emer- Mitchell Is supported in her work Kencies, was useu 10 supply an-I by the Baptist church. rerton with current while the I -. - switch there was thrown out of I The river steamer Northwest- use. The current used at Salem ern will dock at Salem tonight, It came entirely over the new Polk j was stated by officials at the county line while the necessary dock today. The boat was neiu repairs were being made. over one da due to tho Chrlstrnaa , holiday. Business for the boat line kiks aming room under new is expected to pick up atter J an Died BUOKHEE Phoebe Catherine' Buckbee died at a local hosnit- al December 27 at the age of CS years. She Is survived by 2 sons, Charles of Beaver, Or., and William of Garibaldi, Or. Funeral services will be held Tuesday, Dec. 29, at 1:30 p. m. from the Uigdon mortuary. Interment will be In City View cemetery. HANSEN Lena Hansen, age 40 years, on Saturday, Dec. 2C. She Is survived by her husband, Chris Hansen, three children, Everette, Eva "nnd Constance; by her mother, Mrs. A. L. Den ver, and one brother, Jlivln Denyer of Cushmere, JWaoh. The following sisters also eur- 'vlvo: Mrs. Lois Den ham, Tur ner; Mrs. P. Osborne, Salem; Mrs. Esther Smith, Salem; Mrs. Eva White, Hnrlowton, Mont; Mrs. Bert "Bruce, Alberta, Can., and Mrs. George Bruce, Boston , Maes. Funeral services will be held from the Methodist Epis copal church In Turner on Mon day at 2 p. m. Rer. Mr. Pogue will officiate. Interment will be In Twin Oaka cemetery at Tur ner. Webb funeral parlors in charge. 308 management now serves ar noon lunch for 45c and dinner from 5 to 8:30 for 6Cc, also specials. 310 Ninety eight boys from all parts of Marion oiunty took a trip visiting Industrial and state Institutions In all parts ot Salem today. The trip was made under the auspices of the county Y. M. C. A. The boys visited the stale penitentiary, the state hospital, the (Ire department, th. linen Kafoufy's Pre-Inventory Sale uary 1, local merchnntfl not all i p- nine Id more goodfl than abso lutely neceraary to meet their Im mediate necd at the present time. Atter the annual Inventories are completed it Is expected that goods will be ordered In larger quantities. H. M. Chadwiek today resign ed as assistant state engineer, the resignation to bs stlectirs Jan uary 1. He will becoms affiliated with a manufacturing concern In SLEEP IS BEST I hare lived long today, InuWlnd and aun; Like dreams the throbbing hours hare passed, -Ons by one. The light turns cold nd gray. Far down tbe west; I know that I shall sleep at last Sleep Is best. Samuel Heller. W. T. Rigdon & Son Specials of Odds and Ends Are Being Offered In Every; Department "Can nnd Do" Salem Store, Portland Silk Shop 466 Stato Street 383 Aider Street