The Capital Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 9

DECEMBER 6, 1927 CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON A LOCALS? Charles T. Parker and C. Schramm have filed their answer to the complaint against them in circuit court fi'ed by Frank Carpenter and his wife, Harriett, denying that the ditch constructed across Norway avenue in Silverton obstructed and closed traffic and prevented the Carpenters from ingress egress to their property.

Parker and Schramm were constructing a pipe line and reservoir for the city of Silverton. They claim that the ditch was necessary to the laying of the city water pipe. First Church of Christ, Scientist, of Salem, announces a free lecture on Christian Science by Mr. John W. Doorly, C.

S. of London, land, member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts, in the church edifice, corner of Chemeketa and Liberty streets, Tuesday evening, December eight o'clock. The public is cordially invited to attend. I have a number of first mortgages for sale yielding six to seven per cent. Homer H.

Smith, Miller Store Salem. Leo J. Zielinski, route 9, was fined $2.50 in police court Monday for making a reverse turn on a downtown street intersection. Popular dance Castilian Wed. 291 Rudy Calaba, Route 3, was fined $1 in police court Monday for riding his bicycle without a light after dark.

For the business, will be cember, Gunnel Theater A cushion his automobile day night and Liberty North conventience of those in sitting; for photographs evenings during Debetween the hours of 7 to 9. Robb Studio, Capitol Bldg. 300 from the front seat ot was stolen late Sunwhile it was parked at Oak streets, L. B. Davis, 372 Winter, reported to police.

Xmas Special. During December, Mrs. Haley will cive her regular $12.50 permanent wave including textometer service for Phone 1047. Acreage Cornelius sheriff's $18,758.40 ance company. 267.98 acres close a near St.

Paul belonging to D. Gearin was sold at sale Monday morning for, to the New York life The property covers and the sale was to foremortgage on the property. Bates makes good glasses. C. W.

Ccoley, 1260 North 19, reported to police Sunday that an overcoat belonging to his son was stolen Sunday morning from the First Christian church. Police investigated and arrested Lawrence Mont. gomery, who claims he is only 17 but has served in the navy. Montgomery admitted taking the coat and it was returned to Cooley. Montgomery was turned over to juvenile court by the poilce.

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Address 441, care Capital Journal. 290 Clyde Anderson, route 2. was arrested Saturday night by Salem lice for driving his automobile with no lights and improper lenses. Choice Xmas trees 25c and up. Opposite Vick Bros.

Garage on High Phone 2802. 290 A art exhibit of more than 150 reproductions of world's masterpieces, opened in Parrish high school Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The exhibit will be today from 4 until 5 and this evening beginning at 7:30. Programs of picture posing with musical accompaniment will be given at 8 o'clock. The Leslie exhibit will be open from 4 to 6 and from 7 to 9:30.

At 4:15 the school orchestra and toy symphony will give a program of special interest to children and each evening the pupils will give a program of music and picture posing. Proceeds from the exhibition will be used to buy suitable prints for the new building. Dance Wed Castilian 'Heated 291 Adequate fire protection for the Richmond school will be advocated at a meeting of the Southeast Salem Improvemet club at the Knight Memorial church Wednesday eve ning at 8 o'clock. The present small fire hydrant is not sufficient to meet an emergency, residents of the district declare. Plans will also be offered for provision at the foot of 24th street for a place where the pumper may be parked while taking water from Mill creek.

Mrs. W. E. Anderson, of the Salem Garden club, will speak on home beautification, one of the objectives of the club this year. Reports on the activities A RE RE AN IS PILES Recommended by Thousands THE astounding expansion of the Chas.

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Armed with a search warrant they hunted until they found four pints of moonshine whiskey under a porch at his address. Albright was booked at the city jail on a charge of unlawfully possessing intoxicating liquor and after one hour and 20 minutes, in a obtained cell by was his released wife. on Rel Time Wed. Castilian dance. 291 Circuit Judge Kelly is expected here the latter part of the week to hear motions for new trials in the cases of Greenbaum Sons Bank Trust company against Herrold and Bor.esteele Motor against National Union Fire Insurance company.

Prints. Plaques. Tube colors. cheon Paint Store, 154 S. Com'l St.

Thomas Hardie, elder in the Methodist Episcopal church at Silverton, has been ordained as a minister of the gospel, according to a certificate filed with then county clerk by Ed. R. Adams, chairman, and Gladys Whittack, member of the 'ficial board. Meet me tonight at Skating, Sunday. The case of Homer H.

Smith against George W. Lewis has been settled out of court and an order disraissing the same entered in circuit court by Judge McMahan. Sale--A good radio in good shape-6 tube Gillfillian-just like new. Priced at down for quick sale. Write Box 439.

Care Capital Journal. Pacific States Securities company has filed articles of incorporation with the county clerk with George A. Rhoten, R. H. Bassett and 1 Hattie Bratzel incorporators.

The concern has $1000 capital to start business on. We Satisfy Dance Wed. Castilian. 291 Complaint on a note has been filed in circuit court by the Miller Tire Service company against Robert Barrett. Judgment for money has been etered in circuit court by Charles K.

Spaulding Logging company against Frank Porkorny. Judge McMahan yesterday, after hearing the divorce case of Louise Kierer against William Kiepe: granted a decree and attorneys are to confer on settlement of property rights. L. L. Henry, about 35, is held at the city jail for Sheriff J.

E. Reeves of Hillsboro, who has been searching for him because of a charge of larceny by bailee. Henry bought a motorcycle under an assumed name and was located here through the machine. Henry is his real name, he declares, and cards in the carpenter's union he carries seem bear him but he has used two aliases, Anderson, gouty, and A. L.

Perry. Henry told police he was using the assumed names because he did not want his wife to locate him. M. M. Rice.

247 street, reported to police Monday that a sweater, a spot light, two wrenches, and a kodak were stolen from his automobile while it was parked on South Commercial street aSturday afternoon. Zeita Parson, a young man well dressed, was arrested Monday night by Saler. police while intoxicated and sitting in a Ford coupe parked on Ferry street. was held in the city jail over night and fined 0 Tuesday morning by Mark Poulsen, police judge. HIGH GRADE Auction Wed.

Nite 7 P. M. F. N. Woodry's Auction Market 1610 N.

Summer St. New velour davenport, choice of patterns 2 new wal. rockers, upholstered in velour 1 new 42 piece set of Bavaria China dishes New linoleum rugs all sizes new linoleum remnants 1 new steel bed, Ivory new steel bed, Brown new steel bed spring 1 Simmons coil spring new cotton felt mattress 1 new wool mattress, 40 Ibs. Western electric washerA1 shape 1 Eureka el. sweeper and all attachments adjustable dress form large kitchen cabinet reed baby carriage Bridge Beach range good heater 2-burner oil stove and oven new unfinished breakfasttable and 4 chairs new bed room suite, your choice of ivory or walnut finist including: bed dresser and chiffonier small fir dresser large used dresser 2 used beds used be.is 2 good used silk floss mattresses bab" bed and mattress ext, table and 6 common chairs Leather rock.r office, desk, rockers chair and settee Used rugs, pictures, blankets, and many articles coming in.

Apples, potatoes, carrots, onions--New Ford tires, etc. There will be a farmers' day Auction here next Saturday. Give us your listings now for advertising. Cash Paid for Used Furniture Phone 511 KIWANIS HEAR OF SCHOOL WORK Vocational education teaches one do with the muscles what is desired in the mind and includes surgery, arts and music well as trades, Prof J. R.

Jewell, of the vocational educational department of O. A. C. told the Kiwanis club Tuesday noon. This is backed with culture, he said.

Any man can be a gentleman today. Vocational education is skill and precision with a comprehensive understanding of why certain things are done. Cornell, Iowa State and O. A. C.

are recognized as three of the greatest institutions of their kind in the country, Prof. Jewell said. Faith of woman in marrying a man with the hope of reforming him is a wonderful thing, Prof. Jewell declared. Schools shed with the hope of knowledge, but too much is learned that does not get below the eyebrows or mouth, the speaker said The old system of knowledge was committing something to memory without an understanding of why certain things were done.

coming member to of Oregon the faculty Prof. of the university of Arkansas. The Hansen Wylle Timber company and the Grant County Stock Growers' association have filed with the public service commission a complaint against the new Malheur railroad company, alleging unreasonable and discriminatory local freight rates. The schedule of rates was filed by the railroad company with the commission, December 1. Although he started his new duties as director of the Marion county chid health demonstration only yesterday, Dr.

William DeKleine is already being swamped with speaking engagements. On Friday he will speak to the Hillsboro Woman's club on child health work and the work in Marion county in particular. On Saturday he will address the Salem Woman's club on the work of the Mississippi Flood relief. Lawrence Montgomery, 17, 1959 Center street, was committed to the county Jail Monday afternoon by Justice Brazier Small after pleading guilty to the theft of an overcoat Sunday at the First Christian church. Montgomery's bail was set at $100 and his case has been continued for sentencing.

Montgomery said he belonged to the church. Charged with burglary from a residence in daytime, Lee McCullen, 23, was committed to the county jail Monday by Grier, justice of the peace at McCullen was unable to raise $300 bail. He will be held for the grand jury. Order Fuller Brushes for Xmas now. Phone 707 and your Fuller man will call.

290 MOVIES ELSINORE Gorilla" OREGON "Is Your Daughter Safe?" A real nine-foot ape man played the title role, or parts of it at least, in "The Gorilla," the mystery-comedy which opens its showing at the Elsinore today. He tipped the scales at 400 pounds. In one of the scenes he is shown carrying Alice Day, the the petite leading lady. from room to room of a house. He also carries Charlie Murray, the chief comedian.

Charlie Murray and Fred Kelsey appear in the roles of two trick detectives, known as Mulligan and Garrity whose efforts to capture the huge ape-man are anything but what correspandence school policemen do. With one of the most notable casts of the season assembled for the weird mystery drama, "London After Midnight," Lon Chaney's new starring vehicle, is coming to the Elsinore theater next Saturday. The new production is an elaborate story hinging on weird ings in a haunted manor happen. England, and the strange belief of "vampires" or un-dead," held to by the peasantry in Europe, figures as an important detail in the strange plot. Chaney plays a Scotland Yard detective who employs hypnotism as a means of solving the strange mystery behind the "ghosts" of the haunted castle.

Coach Roy R. Keene, Dean E. M. Erickson and Graduate Manager Lester J. Sparks will represent Willamette university in Portland Saturday at the annual winter meeting of the Northwest athletic conference.

At that time schedules for the 1927-28 basketball season will be drawn up with the tentative football schedules arranged for 1928. As each team in the conference must play the other the principal difficulty will be in a. ranging the dates. Decree of divorce on ground of cruel and inhuman treatment has beer: granted by Judge McMahan in the case of Franklin E. Turner against Martha A.

Turner. COMMITTEE TO SPONSOR CHEST FOR CHARITIES Salem will have a Community Chest and the board of directors of the chamber of commerce will appoint a representative committee of five citizens to direct the affairs of the new organization, it was decided Monday night by the directors after conferring with representatives of the Y. W. C. the American Red Cross, Boy Scouts of America, Associated Charities, and the Salvation Army.

The board did not feel that a Community Chest organization could be put under way this year, but the committee they will appoint in the future will at once begin plans for next year's paign. The five men on the com-. mittee will not be officers of any of the organizations that will benefit from the Chest campaign. Mrs. Eric Butler represented the Y.

W. 0. last night, Henry Morris the Red Cross, Harry Levy Associated Charities, Charles Wiper the Boy Scouts, and Rev. H. D.

C.ambers the Community Chest committee that has been active this fall in investigating the practical possibilities or a Community Chest for Salem. The Salvation Army is represented as ready to join the Community Chest organization, but they were now present last night. NEW SERVICE CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS A new service club for Salem business men between the ages of 21 and 35 is proposed by a group that met Monday night at the Gray Belle with the purpose of perfecting a club that can petition for an "Active Club" charter from the orcently started state of Washganization bearing, name reington and now spreading to Oregon cities. Temporary officers elected are Webster Ruble, president, and Kenneth C. Perry, secretary, The Active Club program does not call for as heavy a financial obligation as is Ladd Bush, Bankers ESTABLISHED 1868 General Banking Business Office Hours from 10 a.

m. to 3 p. m. OF A ARE 'MErrY 3 Shopping Made Easy Thru Our Christmas Savings Club GIT HERE shopping are early many and people joyfully in Salem this too for they joined our Christmas Our 1928 Club is now forming. Join pocket book.

who are doing their Christmas year. They have plenty of money, Savings today--there is a plan for every Class ...25 Class ....200 Class ........................50 Class ....500 Class .............100 Class 1000 Class .......2000 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM some times assumed by the service clubs for older men, but the organization seeks to sponsor worthwhile moves. Two men from the Active Club at Eugene met with the Salem men last night and another meeting has been set for next Monday night at 6:30 o'clock at the Gray Salem. tablishment Belle to of an further Active consider Club es- for The first Active Club was started in Aberdeen. for the year and an election of officers will be features of the business portion of the meeting.

1927 Pontiac demonstrator. Like new. Spare tire and extras. $790. Phone 2182-J.

290 Fog SO dense that motorists used their headlights at 10 o'clock blanketed the eastern portion of the city Tuesday morning. The fog was countered shortly after crossing the railroad tracks on 12th street and spread east of the penitentiary. Only light fog was west of the tracks and sunshine prevailed in the business and otner districts of the city. Watch for Mack's Clearance Sale Announcement in tomorrow's paper. Surgical cases at the Salem General hospital include Mrs.

Harold M. Harpole, 1845 North Summer and Mrs. Arthur A. Adler, of Santa Barbara, California, Alamae Graves would be pleased to receive appointments from old and new customers at the Model Beauty Parlor. Phone 956.

290 Members of the Salem lodge of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will entrain tonight for Eugene to conduct a special initiation there tonight. Between 30 and 40 are expected to make the trip on special motor busses. The Salem lodge is running a special membership contest with the Eugene lodge and next week Eugene will send a group of their members to conduct a special initiation here. The local Eagles beat the large Portland aerie recently in a membership getting 75 new members to Portland's 26. Electric Floor polisher $1.00 day.

Giese-Powers. W. W. Barham, 1825 North 4th, was fined $1 in police court Monday for parking in a forbidden zone. Novel gifts, just oodles of them at Pomeroy Keene's exclusive gift room.

All moderately priced. 290 Frank Kipper, route 1, was fined $10 in justice court Tuesday for speeding. "Best By Test" Castilian Wed. 291 Jack D. Sullivan, 40, the itinerant who told police Sunday night that he was held up by three men on the Pacific highway just north of Brooks, and relieved of a Ford, and grips containing all his clothing, a purse containing and a coat from his back, is still believed by police to a close runner-up for liar's honors with Wollerman, the 19 year old check passer arrested last week.

Sullivan could not tell a straight story when questioned and after claiming he belonged to the Eagles and getting money from a local member hired a room in a local hotel only to arise very early Monday morning and leave the city. Bridge gifts, party gifts, birthday gifts, gifts for every occasion at Pomeroy Keene's. Thomas Henderson died at his home, 1309 South Liberty, about 9:30 o'clock Sunday He was born at South Mountain, Canada, January 21, 1855, where he made his home until he was 19, when he moved with his parents Lake, Minn. He married Miss Adelaide S. Smithson at Buffalo, April 30, 1878, three children being born, one son, George A.

Henderson, and two daughters, Mrs. H. H. Chilson, of Vancouver. and Mrs.

R. A. Marriage, Barron, Wis. Besides his widow and children he is survived by one brother, five half brothers, two half sisters and eight grand children. He was a member the Leslie Methodist church and of Nelso Masonic lodge No.

135, of Buffalo, Minn. Lampshade varnish. Crystal beads. Hutcheon Paint Store, 154 S. Com'l.

Week-end visitors from Salem in Mill City included G. F. Booth, who visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William G.

Smith. The Misses Janice Dunivan, Gweneth Dike and Mary Holthouse, all of Mill City, were Salem over the week-end at the home of Miss Beulah Cramer. Jesso. Angus clay. Plastico.

Hutcheon Paint Store, 154 S. Com'1 St. A marriage license has been issued at Vancouver, Wesley G. Brand, 28, of Salem and Mildred L. Shoemaker, 21, of Tillamock.

"Red" Albright requires a great deal of attention from the ctiy. Early Tuesday morning his house caught fire from an over -hot Salem stove and at 2:30 he called the public fire department. They extinguished the blaze without much Have Your Eyes Examined Without Charge We insure your glasses against breakage FREE. LENSES READING $4.95 Kryptock Lenses $12.50 ThompsonGlutsch Optical Co. 110 N.

Commercial St. KIWANIS ELECTS WIPER PRESIDENT On a second ballot, made necessary by a tie vote, Charles Wiper defeated. Byron Wright for president of the Kiwanis club for 1928 at the annual election of officers Tuesday noon. The final vote was 24 to 22 with the candidiates tied at 26 votes. Other officers elected were E.

E. Bragg, vice-president; Fritz Slade, treasurer; Rhea A Luper, district trustee and C. E. Albin, Dr. C.

A. Downs, W. W. Chadwick and Cooke Patton, directors. The secretary will be named by the board of directors.

ART EXHIBIT AT PARRISH HI TODAY Failure of the shipment of pictures to arrive in time for display yesterday has necessitated the of the exhibit at Parrish junior high school until today and tomorrow instead of Monday and today. The exhibit of more than 150 Mc Elroys DANCE Postponed Until Tues. Dec. 13th at Crystal Gardens On Account Of Aviation Ball At Spanish Ballroom Portland Tues. Dec 6.

productions of the world's masterpieces will be opened o'clock this afternoon until 5 o'clock, and again 7:30 tonight until 10 o'clock. Open house will be held in all the rooms at Parrish school from 7:30 to 8 o'clock tonight. The exhibit and the rooms will be open during the same hours tomorrow. At 8:30 tonight and tomorrow night a program of music and picture posing will be given by young students. Leslie junior high school will have an exhibit on Thursday and Friday afternoons and evenings.

Justice George Rossman of the Oregon supreme court will address the Salem oRtary club Wednesday noon on the reasonableness of the law. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the many friends for their kindness shown during death of our daughter and for the beautiful floral offerings. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Conklin and Family.

290 forget PIeTIM for $122 Your Willard Battery man CLUBS Drive in It only takes a few minutes to find out all about this remarkable battery. A genuine Willard- -and it costa you only Joe Williams Battery and Electrical Service Corner High Center St..