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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-13

Warsaw, May 13.-Fighting for pos.
session of the Kiev bridgehead was
resumed.
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-16
New Salem Club
Is Organized

"A movement for the organization
OF members of the negro race who
are Salem residents was launched
wednesday when Rev. j. w. Ander
son of Portland aided in the forma-
ton of a colored business mems
club.
Rev. Anderson is general mis-
sionary and corresponding secre-
tary Of the Afro-American Baptist
district convention of Oregon, and
has been active in organizing col
ored citizens throughout the state.
The business mems club ORGANIC
ed last night represents more than
a dozen local enterprises owned or
managed by colored men. 1t is esti-
mated that Salem has a colored
population Of about one hundred.
These are Industrious and law
abiding citizens" states Rev. An
derson. 'our organizations will re-
fleet a pride in the city of Salem
and an aim to aid the city in all
matters of progress
A missionary auxiliary will be
organized by Salem colored women
within the next two weeks. Off
GERS Of the mems club are as fol-
lows: Johnny Jones, president; 4.
w. Wilson, vice-president; William
Hassel, secretary; c. III. Maxwell,
treasurer; d. HI. Brown j. HI. Mad
ly and T. Nelson, membership COM
mittee.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-16
Resignation Is
rendered Club
By McCroskey

I. e. McCroskey. manager Of the
Salem Commercial club, Wednes-
day night rendered his resignation
to the board of directors and an
nounced that he has accepted po-
sition with the Phez company Of
this city. The firm which has placed
him in it's promotion department,
has agreed to allow him to con-
tinue in the capacity Of club man
ager, however, until January 1.
Mr.. McCroskey has held the po-
sition of Commercial club manager
here for the past 18 conths. Be-
fore coming to Salem he was asso-
ciated with the Belingham, WASH,
chamber of commerce and previous
to that time was in club work in
Havre, Mont.
Mr.. McCroskey is leaving the To-
cal club because he was offered a
much better position. he said. His
activities with the Phez company
began Thursday morning.
c. e. Wilson, assistant manager
of the club. will continue in the
same capacity. No change in the
personnel of club officials will be
made at present, it was stated.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-16
Child Not Badly
Hurt In MiShap

A. c. c"Biddie') Bishop has re-
ceived word from Portland that the
child which was struck by his car,
in Portland, August 2S, has recov-
cred from the shock of the acci-
dent. Mr.. Bishop states that the
mishap occurred on a poorly light
ed street when the child, little
girl about three years of age, sud
denly ran in front of the car. Wit
nesses asserted that the child was
not fatally hurt due to the fact
that the bishop car was proceed
ing slowly.
The child was thrown to the
pavement but received only minor
bruises, not being caught by the
wheels.
''Biddie,' who is Salem manager
of the Willamette Valley transfer
company and former manager of
the Salem Senators, has adopted a
new role during the last two weeks.
The six hop yards operated in Mar
ion county by bishop Brothers have
claimed "Biddie's' attention and the
Salem baseball star is devoting his
time to getting his 1929 crop un-
der shelter.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-16
Mrs Julia M. Weigel,
Teacher of piano
1860 S. Church. Tel 1391R.

/
| A special meeting Of the stock
holders of the Home Builders In
vestment company, of Salem, will
/ be held at the Commercial club on
Friday, September "a, at 1880, ac-
| cording to an announcement mace
nv e. w. Hazard, president, ana r.
A. Legge, secretary. The purpose
of the meeting, it is said, is to con-
slider the matter of the corpora
lions dissolution, and other DUST
ness.
Notice, for the aecommooa'io,i
of the public we will keep our u
flee open every evening from Z -
0, n M. Drs. Eldreiedge & Swen-
mes. dentists. phone 1900. z1'
pig dance, knights and Laoles
OF securi's' 222*
F. 7. Woclk and son, c. l.. Woelk,
of Polk county, havee pufciia9
the 25 acre prune orcnaru u
Misses r. T. Smith ana f.
smith. at Liberty. The purchase, ~ -
take charge Immediately ana WI, -.
ha aryest the bumper crop OF pruheS
now on the trees Mr.. WoeiN W." as
a,ove 70 his new home as soon 90
arrangements can be MADE nj
Il one of the first prune .ra1 zoe
the Liberty district. The oeai
aaae by Radcliff & Waring'
oraron Normal school students
attentionh The very pest way 10
Won to reach Monmouth Is 10 ,n, @
tho salem-Falls City tram W.
,aaves the Southern Pacific oepot
i, salem at Sis p. M, on Sunua'
canteober 18th. Be sure TO pui
sspss your tickets direct to mon
mouth by way of Gerlinger an
Dallas, anu 222t
accordingly.
The .Ashby property on soutn
Sixfpanth street WdS oO-N
bv Radcliff & Waring.
Misses r. T. Smith and r. e
Smith will leave in a few days ~.
Newport to spend a few weeks %, On
the beach. They expect to trase, 81
IN california and Honolulu eiie
coming winter.
Greatest horse show in the norm
west. state fair Sept. 27-oct. aa.. =
Magnificent livestock ezhiio5io". > ssse
state fair. sept. 27-oct. 2. M
Mothers. we have just unpacA
ed a shipment of boys oTereoals
and rafncoats. You should see mem men
salem woolen Mills store.
VIM. A. Marshall. chairman: VIII
T. Kirk. -member. and Dr.. T. ID |
rr,napson. chief medical ADVISER :
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-16
rtHouse Notes

Circuit Court.
.,tern Houghton vs.. Georse
~ B. Bailey VS.. win Purdy
4 summons.
answer of Will Purdy.
4, schmidt VS.. e. g. Hopson'
Iyer. Answer. -,
2 weller, ct al, VS.. G. w. A.
Demand. go
~. of Max Landwing. Inven-
and appraisement'
Marriage Licenses
q Alyeo Neal, 21, Marion.
mi and Clara Doerfler, ~
,,ni,r. teacher. M. L. Gillette,
|r,llamook, mill hand and Ma
Barton, IS. 1895 n. Liberty
n Ambrose H. Turner, 4S, OF
renter street, carpenter and
Ross, 61, of LAG Center
N Charles d. Ferguson, 20,
I,sr. salem and Doris Hamilton,
Glem.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-16

31S feet wide and 200 feet high.
The framework of the structure is
now fast taking shape and the ham
gar will be completed and ready to
receive the airship by next spring,
when the dirigible will be flown
from England to the United States
by picked crew from this country
who are already in England learn
ing all about the big monster Of the
Iair.
An idea of the size of the hangar
necessary to house the RIBS can De
gained when it Is stated that the
shed will be large enough to house
two liners of he size of the Levia-
than, masts and all.
. 1t will be equipped with electric
ally operated doors, each 1T feet
by 1876 feet. These doors when OPP
ened will form an effective wind
shield to aid in docking the s,s
dirigible
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-16
Appreciation Of
Salem Grows; Man
Will Reside Here

After passing through Salem
each year for five or six years., and
each time becoming more impress
ed with the city, w. M. Goehrend
of Aberdeen, Wash, has decided to
build home and reside here per-
manently. Wednesday building
permit calling for house valued a.
about $4,000 was issued to him by
Mart Poulsen. deputy city recorder.
Mr.. Goehrend will build at 1160 =.
High street.
Mr.. Goehrend was engaged in the
grocery business in Aberdeen for
many years. but is now retired.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-16
No Gambling To
Go On AT State
Fair This Year

For the first time in the history
of the state fair, there will be no
gambling devices or games of
chance operated this year when
thousands of visitors gather in Sa-
lem for the annual show, Septem
Der. 20 to October 2. Chief of Po-
lice welsh said this morning.
Men attempting to operate
gambling concessions will first be
warned. If they persist in violat-
ing the city ordinance they will be
arrested for running a lottery and
will be subject to a fine of from
$40 to $780,"
For the first time the fair will
this year be held in the city limits,
the grounds having been annexed to
Salem few weeks ago. In the
past city officers had no authority
at the grounds.
p Many complaints have been
heard about the gambling games,
it is said. 'rhe Salem Ministerial as
sociation is reported to have been
taken up the matter.
Mails between the United States
and Canada are handled as freight.
Damage to grain from the chinch
bug in 1887 amounted to 100000
e00.
Germans are paying less taxes
per capita than citizens Of Great
Britain,
Susan B. Anthony was arrested
in 1872 for voting in New York.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-16

New York. Sept. 14.--When you
buy dirigible it is well to find out
in advance if you have enough
room in the backyard to build a
garage" big enough to house the
thing
The United States government,
which purchased the dirigible R-3S
from Great Britain, picked Lake
wood, N. j., as the home station for
the big airship, and the Uniteo
States navy is building a hangar for
the dirigible, which, when complet-
ed, will be the largest in the world.
This mammoth shed is to be ex-
tended 200 feet over the original
specifications, so that the R-3S will
have a nice, comfortable home and
not be crowded like a city dweller
in one of those modern sardine cans
commonly called a flat" The big
cigar box" for the u. S. navy's
aerial cigar will be 1000 feet long
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-16

hignt for San Francisco To attend
the seventh annual meeting az IN
dustrial Accident Boards and Com
IIisslons on September 20 to "a
Marshall will discuss COMPENSATION
costs before the convention Kirk
is scheduled for discussion of
vocational rehabilitation and DR..
thompson is on the program for
discussion of administrative
medical problems.
State Engineer Percy A. Cupper
left Wednesday night for Seattle
to attend the session of the re-
clamation congress Thursday and
Friday Cupper is on the program
for review of irrigation projects
in Oregon.
The regular meeting of Salem
Cherrians will be held at the COM
mercitl club Friday night at 5
o'clock, it Is announced.
Awards in the contest being held
Dy the Salem floral club for the
best exhibit will be made Saturday,
september 1S, and persons wishing
70 place entries should phone tine
Commercial club immediately, it
is stated. Prices are offered for
porch boxes, dahlias, asters, and
flowers of the Shrine colors. The
Judges will visit. the homes of per-
sons who have entered the contest.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-16
Auto Damaged In
Mix-upO On Court

A fender and steering gear were
damaged Thursday morning on a
car driven by M. j. Garrison, os
Los Angeles, when it collided with
machine piloted by F. B. Fargo,
891 S. 18th street, at the intersec-
tion of Court and High streets about
8 o'clock.
Fargo, according to the police re-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-16

ard prot, waionhsmgvhrm1 ~ htatho
port, was moving north on High
street, and Garrison was driving
west on Court, when the accident
occurred. Nobody was injured.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-16

\, ..rrNr EVENTS

ourRENT EVENTS
Day
R. open meeting.
mercIai club, 2;So p.
80. ls--Marion coun-
cmmunity federation
r spong's landing.
nj. i7-oct. 2 state
4 80 s0--Marion coun-
4 .s;Idren's bureau eugen-
AM, commercial club. cluo,
~ 1 - Salem schools
IN.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-16
kI,L AROUND TOWN

1,a7 T ------------
department Of the Oregon Grow.
ers association, left Thursda,
morning for a two days visit q,
the newly opened association plan,
at Sheridan.
MOBILES attention. special
meeting Of Salem Shrine club Mon
day evening Sept. 2oth, y. m,
commercial club. 222+
Easement drapery. all coiors,
regular 81. 63c yard. Hamilton's.
| 222+
| state championship baseball
The Portland Honeyman nine. In
tercity champions, against salep,
| senators. state champions, at OK
ford park, Sunday, September 20.
Games start at p. m. and 3 D,
III. 224s
The divorce action of Phillip
Mclaughlin against Helen Nc
Laughlin was heard Thursday af-
ternoon by Judge George G.. Bing-
ham in Department No. 2.
Opening Studio. Lillian Harts-
horn, teacher of piaro and organ.
394 North Church. studio phone
17S; residence phone 2O42. 224
| ----------
Canning tomatoes, the recent
rains cracked some of my toma-
toes and on account of the, search
ty of labor 1 am going to pick
right into the boxes, not sort or
wipe. Nothing will be put in that
is not good to can and they will
put up practically as much as the
sorted boxes. These tomatoes will
be on sale Friday morning at the
Roth Grocery company at $1.25
per box. Can them up and save
money. 722s
Boston ferns, polted plants and
cut flowers We also make tuner
al pieces. Arthur Plant green
house. 18th and Wilbur. Phone
l25OW. 222
F. e. Callister, NJ. G. Gunder-
son and c. A. Reynolds, appraisers
in the estate OF Mike Landwing
have returned report on real and
personal property valued at
$4,000.
State championship baseball
The Portland Honeyman nine, In
tercity champions, against Salem
Senators, state champions, at Ok
ford park, Sunday, September q
Games start at p. m. and 8 p.
m, 224*
After a visit to prune orchards
near Salem, s. H. Van Trump,
county fruit inspector reports that
the total damage to prunes from
the recent rains will not be much
more than five percenet. While in
a few orchards cracked prunes
were found, this condition is con-
fined to scattered localitieess ne
reports.
Big dance, Knights and Ladies
of Security, Hurst hall tonight.
! 222*
Frank E. Churchill, representa-
tive of the Western Conservatory
of Music of Chicago, pupils in pI-
ano and theoretical subjects now
registering. Stodio Odd Fellows
Mo phona 1s71R. 224
Attorney Max Page returned
from Portland, Wednesday even
ing afteer day spent in transact
ing business in the Rose City.
We need women in our prepar-
atory department. Apply at plant
ready for work. Kings Food Pro-
a,,ots ~ 22o*
Mrs Julia M. Weigel,
Teacher of piano
1850 s. Church. Tel 1391R. 222
A special meeting OF the stock
holders of the Home Builders In
vestment company, of Salem, VIII
he held at the Commercial club on
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-16

Marriage Licenses
Alyeo Neal, 21, Marion
u, and Clara Doerfler, %.
,mity. teacher. M. L. Gillette
~lIsmook, mill hand and Ma
psrton. IS, 1895 N. Liberty
!, Ambrose H. Turner, As, Of
center street, carpenter and
j Ross. 81, of 146 Center
\, Charles D. Ferguson, 70,
~ salem and Doris Hamilton
salem.
Daily Statistics
pAHAN-To Mr.. and Mrs.
I'M Logan Sorahan. 1905 Mis-
IN street, a daughter, Septem-
.r1 1920. To be named Mar
uret Jane.
4BB--To Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
anderson Crabb, at their res
ssnce Salem route 5, a daugn-
y September Z, 1920. To be
smed Clara Gladys.
bNNER-To Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Van Burner Towner, of Siletz,
~. at 645 Ferry street, a daugh-
IN September S, 1920, to be
named Nora Lola.
An members of the Oregon su-
eme court will attend the lunch
1 to be given by the Portland
u association in honor of Judge
L. Pipes next Tuesday. In view
this fact it is not expected that
regular .grist of Tuesday opin-
N will be handed down next
ssk.
Wanted d-Waitress, Canton cafe.
Girls make your own clothes.
Hhg your material and come 20
e aressmaking school, 1893 S.
marty street. For information
kn $50.
Horace Sykes, deputy state fire
baHhal went to Park Place, near
segon City, Wednesday, where he
I'm make an investigation OF fire
snrds at the St. Agnes Baby
Ame. The investigation, is based
b complaints reaching the state
|hemarshal's office here and will
Eubably include all baby homes
i Oregon.
| Wanted ed-Waitress, Canton cafe.
224a
/ Dance at Lakebrook 7 miles
nth Tues, Thurs. Sat.
NR A. e. Hale and Misses
laura V. Hale and May Hale have
|rturned to their home at $50
Aarion street after a summer
pent in southern Idaho.
1--we. jeweler. matchmaker, Sa-
lm.
Slverton stage leaves O. e. de-
pot for Lakebrook $3.50 Tues,
lhTS and Saturday.
Mn A. o. Bishop is visiting
trends and relatives in Kansas and
lsdiana. She will be joined in In
LANA soon by her husband, pre-
aratory to the return trip to their
alem home.
Wanted, every voter in Marion
sanH to join the Cox for Presi-
at club. Send your name and
'seinct No. to box So, Salem,
sseon. s23
Magazines. at The Ace, ,127 N.
7gh Subscriptions taken. 222S
ufford yestel, of Glendale, ar
I'd in Salem Thursday for a
ut with his grandmother, Mrs.
H. Woods, S22 N. High street
y Woods two great-grand-
'adren are also visiting at her
me.
free Lecture by Mrs. Naomi
nstrong. Pres. Public School
seective League. Thursday eve
g o'clock, Foresters hall, 23o
Commercial st. 222
Sometime during the night
sanesday while his car was
NED in front Of his residence,
Marion street, a thief stole his
.n tire off the machine, T. A.
eefts complained to police
nrsday.
aiss- Nancy Skaife, a deputy in
effice of County Clerk U. G.
ser. was Portland visitor
nsaay.
e need women in our prepar-
7 department. Apply at plant
y Tor work. Kings Food Pro
b Co. 2aa.
|. L Fish. a member of the field
.a53C]
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-16
Better Write Own
Name on Register;
Man Didn't; Fined

Because w. E. Lauler wrote ~.
e. Fox on local hotel register,
he was arrested by Salem police
Wednesday. Later he was released
on $40 bond which he forfeited on
Thursday morning through failure
to appear before Police Judge Earl
Race.
II wish people to understand that
to write fictitious name on no
tel register is to violate a city ordi-
nance" Chief Welsh said. Some
thing is wrong somewhere, or the
correct name would be used. If
somebody were killed in fire such
as occurred in klamath Falls and
had employed a pseudonym, it
would probably be impossible to
establish his Identity
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-16

In an order issued Wednesday
afternoon, Judge George G. Bing-
ham granted a divorceN to Clara
M. Pratt from Guy A. Pratt. Per-
mission is also given. Mrs. Pratt to
assume her former name of Clara
M. Kirkpatrick. She charged that
Guy Pratt had deserted her some
time after their marriage at Gle
Elm, Wash, August 3, 1920.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-16

Ernest Haverson of Vancouver,
WASH, is visiting at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Haverson, of Central Howell. AT
ter visiting at Central Howell and
Salem, Mr.. Haverson will leave for
a six weeks visit to relatives in
Ohio, Pennsylvania and Ontario,
Canada.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-16
Salem Veterans
to Stage Sham
Battle at Fair

Salem baseball fans will witness
a clash Sunday between the Salem
Senator and the Honeyman hard
ware club of Portland. Manager
Kracke intends to pitch Biddie
Bishop, king Cole, Myers and
"Speck" Keene in the double-deck-
ed contest.
Gill will catch for Keene, who is
well known to Salem fans as a de-
pendable twirler. This will be the
first time that Salem has seen him
in action during the present season.
The game will be for purse of
$500 in addition to a winner take
alI' agreement as to the gate re-
ceipts. The winner must take two
of three games and Manager
Kracke hopes to settle the argu-
ment in the event here. However,
if each team tages game at the
Salem play, the third bout will be
staged at Portland.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-16

The Prince of Wales is always d
of the knights of the Gar
ter
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-16
Daily Statistics

An members of the Oregon su-
me court will attend the alunch-
y TO be given by the Portland
u association in honor of Judge
L. Pipes next Tuesday. In view
! this fact it is not expected that
regular .grist of Tuesday opin-
ID will be handed down next
esk
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-16

Girls make your own clothes
kng your material and come "a
e iressmaking school, 1893 S
IRaty street. For information
kn $50.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-16

| wanted Waitress, Canton cafe.
224+
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-16

L Fish. member of the field
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-16

Mm A. o. Bishop is visiting
Friends and relatives in Kansas and
Indiana. She will be joined in In
diana soon by her husband. pre-
|larstory to the return trip to their
&lem home.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-16

We need women in our prepar-
atory department. Apply at plant
ready for work. Kings Food FRO
,.a. ~ 22o*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-16

Silyerton stage leaves O. =. de-
Pot for Lakebrook $3.50 Tues,
|7AHrs and Saturday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-16

Big dance, Knights and Ladies
of Security, Hurst hall tonight.
222*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-16

NK A. e. Hale and Misses
laura v. Hale and May Hale have
zuturned to their home at $50
Aarion street after a summer
|pent in southern Idaho.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-16

Wanted. every voter in Marion
sany to join the Cox for Presi-
eat club. Send your name and
Hseinct No. to box So, Salem,
|0rson. s23
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-16

After a visit to prune orchards
near Salem, s. H. Van Trump,
county fruit inspector reports that
the total damage to prunes from
the recent rains will not be much
more than five percenet. While in
a few orchards cracked prunes
were found, this condition is con-
fined to scattered localitieess ne
reports.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-16

F. e. Callister, NJ. G. Gunder-
son and G. A. Reynolds, appraisers
in the estate OF Mike Landwing
have returned report on real and
personal property valued at
$4,000.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-16

Boston ferns, polted plants and
cut flowers We also make Tuner
al pieces. Arthur Plant green
house. 18th and Wilbur. Phone
1250W. s22
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-16

Bgazines, at The Ace, ,127 n
Agh Subscriptions taken. 222>
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-16

Attorney Max Page returned
from Portland, Wednesday even
ing afteer a day spent in transact
ing business in the Rose City.