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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1918)
I if ! - " TTUZ PRECOX STATESMAN I fTTjrePAY, JAXTJATtY 1, li7 To tlioso whom Avcall our customers and to those others -whom w- hope! fo -ll eustmiei-s-.iIeforeiother.. twelfth-month' mils hyftve wish the happiest, good-luekiest t New Year ever. ' ' ' ' ' . ' ' V. .""' -i " . . ! ' " ' ;. Wft-liope tonsee you many times during' the three liuiulred and sixty-five day a to coine--and we shall try to conduct our " business so that your visits here will be among-'tlfe most -pleasant arid profitable hours of the bright New Year. : SEND VS YOUR MAIL ORDEDS-Ht KY POSTAGE ; 2 4 16 State 5t sauWOrigon- '! . ' I '" . ii " . - . ... i! j The Store closed! all day New Year. V INTERESTS T COUNTY-MONEY AT 2 PER CENT LEASING EACH YEAR With all of the Mario nty money drawing 2 per cent tut-; t It has yielded Hp an approximate 1 J of Sso6:-S2.in Interest duringm", a . statement made , yesterday! t, all bf (he r-'oun'ty money on Interest at 2. pr cent since he assumed of fice three , years ago, and - his state ment-shows the amount 'derived ;by the county Jn interest mo;ih ;by iv'vuiu iur.1 -J to. 19111 ana init. ru County Treasurer Drager shows. "The ffcerease is shown each year. The amount is given as approximate tor 1 otal for 19i. was S434G.8T. for the reason that the amount in Inter- '.516 the amount was $5425.11. e$t for rIecember cannot yet - l, ' The figures shownk inl shown definitely, but is estimated nt The figures showing interest 1 about $600. - It on county -for each month County Treasurer Urager nas haa j u.; ree years follow: . January . . '. . February . . ... -March April . .' . . . May . . ....... June July ... 'August . . . . . September . . . . October . . . . November .... December ..... Totals . ... . . ApDroxiraate. 21:.: i . 318. t . 492.23 V 547.43 - 472.01 4 46.49 401.2S 3B.-..93 298.06 308.70 247.51 1916' I 214.54 203.35 309.34 527.85 665.62 V 608.02 545.10 fe5ll.31 472.12 - 448.07 " 418.82 420.97 of 1917 S 409.pl 387.24 , 53G.23 730.47 805.5H . 780.59 748.51 733.97 -706.S8 757.21 867.03 600.00 M.346.SI I5.41U1 $8,062.2 : . - ,!, . ..i . i A Woman -Without Beaiiti f ul H air- is like a ' Peacock . without 'plumage. . X- 1 TRY Af STANTON ; SHAMPOO It is piven in" the latest -sci- pntific manlier, .with electric. . drier, and leares5 the hair sweet, . soft, . lustrous and:; beautiful. '. I cure Dandruff I zkd stoy falling hair. 1-am the 1 only licensed i Hlifmatdlogstv ' 'I kih,f scalp'afid J . hai rspccialist. . T successfully remove Corns, Bunions, and Tugrbwfittjgf Toe -2. cils, Wrinkles, , Moles, Warts, Tan, - Freckles, Blemishes. 1 tAnd Superfluous Hair on Face, Neck or Arms. jjx3 ' ' . - .Children's Hair Cut ' 513 tT. j; 2ratTBank Bld. Inqcrial Dermatologist Parlor DE, STANTON ,. Graduate Dermatologist.' ' Childreti'a. Hair Bobbed Telephone 410 REV.MR.ELUOTTTatS iWHM i COMING OF THE KINGDOM ilulANS J L t . f . ' - t 1 1 ... ,,.v..-cl- -I "The Kingdom Come was ithe text that Uev. Carl II. Elliott-of the Presbyterian church announced a his year text Sunday. Jt-Is readily recognized as one of ? the phases of the prayer that Jesus gave to Ills disciples In response to their re quest that they be taught to pray. ' "'The kingdom of God means the reign or rnle of GoI." said the min ister. " God's -will is to be t recog nized and obeyed fn the individual's life. His aspirations, motives ana conduct are to be conformed! to the heavenly plan and commands.; Ilnsi ness transactions are not to be car ried , on as intellectual duels, com petitors are not necessarily foes, and where God rales the llfeof commerce there will be co-6peratton and neigh- borliness. :. ; k j , MOur home life Is . to he 'eonse- crated.V God's -sway over the family life is unquestioned ;when the king dom cqmes to the home and. there is sweetness ; and , rjanaess; tnere.- , "ThA community , and ' the 'city are to he dominated by this same will of Ood afid Christmas A with its good cheer and unselfish helpfulness are to continued through all the, year When the kingdom has' f nlly come.- "Nations are.to obey. the voice Di vine and go . forth..-to conquer other nation witb: good will. hundred uuiuons or aoiiars wm ue appro priated; to found schools n .Mexico and another ' hundred 'millions to send expert sanitarians to China and agriculturists to make the deserts of India blossom as the rose. , i ' T or it. i Thty are fed twice a jr. each cow on an average getting anout the following: 1 Four pounds ran and shorts mixed. 60 per cent Shorts. 40 per cent bran; one-half to one pound cottonseed meal: flf "n pounds corn ensilage, fifteen Poinds steamed alfalfa, fed wet an1 mixed with salt bran and- soy bean ml; then twentv-Tive pounds of fe. fed after milkiht? and with all the oats and vetch hay the cows will lean up at anf time. Br the time the above rations are doubled to make the dalr feed, it will be seen that these cows are not going huh-t gry. :. .; - - : In the dairy) none but American labor is employed, .r.At present they are Jaborlng: ynder difficulties In delivering milk in the city on ac count of the: closing of the bridge. However, by j keeping teir vehicles in Salem., the m ilk is brought across tne, river hyMat and delivery Is nade to their j atrons in the usuat manner. ..." . i " r They specially invite their patrons to visit the dairy and inspect the manner in whtcik the milk Is pro duced. ', "This fa something of the ylsion that ' Jesus had :for the fiVoy., ia reign of righteousness - andI vye everywhere .the world oonna-J a kingdom which He came.fo founi, "For the coming of io;h a rule a Hpht, lie taught !U followers (to 'Dray. -"',...,",.' ;'. . . .1 - "I am snr' however, .that Jesus did not mean ns simply 'to learn theses words hy heart and recite them formally with our lips. Aus tin Phelps speaks of 'the Tomance .in prayer, referring. to Uhe. very com mon practice of praying for som- tking that the petitioner floes not really desire In' his inner heart but prays for because he knows' that it Is what he ought to; want.7: 'Angust ine tells of praying lrd make me phfe but not Just now.1 " J ; "Itather Jesfs would have ns pray for the coming of the kingdom in the sense of making It the -'dominant desire f onr hearts, to seja phrase of l)r. Fosdick's. - The coming of Ike rule of right, the reign of God Is to, be the commanding, consuming longtog of-our lives.Ve are to wait that more. than hapipness or weahjh or power. J It Is to be. out ohsessis(n and osr passion. 1 $ "And if it becomes a passion with its thea it means that we e'nlist under its baaner and commit ourselves to Us propaganda. - st t "VVe will .not quibble over small differences, of opinion. We will not hold ourselves aloof because we must work, next'to Ignorant, or unattract ive or even faulty folks! i ' i i 1-Ialcrn aNaiioxt TVlrO more cooking by guess- ; -work. Electric cooking is r ' "rejpladng guesswork with : cn almost scientific exactness. It 4 ' . makes cooking successes the rule, i ' failures rare. It gives food a richer, better flavoc, a deliciousness - v : before unknown, - The Hughes - ' Electric Range is setting this new : . standard of cooking excellence -4- ; ' making a nation of better cooks i Th absolotl7 rven hat of a Hughes Electric Rang gives a Uniformity of results hitherto impossible. Constant watching is unnecessary; the results as ' " ' assured .ia advance. ;- . -Ah ,. - - . -,i - isrr-Ani-"' The Hughes Electric osren, with its heavily insulated, best retaining walls, saves greatly in meat shrinkage and. gives the meat finer, better navo& Cakes and bread rise evenly and brown i uniformly, because of the wonderfully even heat throughout the ovvn. There are no air currents to carry off the rich ,. , juices, nor gaseous fames to contaminate -the tood. . & 4 tf. With such a range as this, every woman . 4 . can become ai better cook. When to her care in preparation Is added perfectioa in cooking, is It any wonder that Hughe . Electric Ranges, are being bought by, ' ' thocsands, that every range installed in ' 'neighborhood becomes the center of growing group of users? v V v- 'V j Xh - I-et us tell you more about the cleanhV I ness and' convenience of .the .Hughes I Elecbic Range, and show yon bow much r better results yoi can obtain with it thad wiUbacy othif cooking method. " ; r. ELECTHI0 LIGHT CP. 1." PINCKNEY BROS.' dAIRY One of the sources of in tlk supply In the city of Salem is the ' well- known j Pinckney Brothers dairy. This is an incorporated business and was formerly i owned by the Pinck- ner Brothers, but riiirinp- the last season the. stock t of the corporation was purchased by S.' V- Thompson, K. R, Blair and Nell X.Blair. Mr. I Thompson is president of the com pany, Nell X. Blair, vice president, and K.'R. Blair secretary and man ager. j , -." , ; -" ' v - -This dairy ranks amon the best In the state in the quality of .its-production, ;"i and has 'one' of the lowest bacteria tests of any. ' . ' v . !- f in the; dairy there are about, sixty cows, mostly ; jiign-grade ;. Jerseys, i which Insures the' richest of milk. The milk is produced under sani tary . conditions. The cows udders are washed before each milking. and the milk is Immediately cooled w n9 MM es e . Mi . - ; In a jChill Hlng cooleto a tempera-. ture of 52 degrees before bottling. The milkers uses clean, white snit3 and wasbthlir hands before milking eacn cow. ; cows are tubcrcularly tested end shew a clean bill of health and any ne cows must be tested ana pass a strict examination nerore entering the herd. .They make n specialty of poducine;,Uk for baby food and guarantee 44J parity and wholesomeness. " The milk lis now under, the supervision Of Mi; Pinclcj ney, jwho hasfull charge, of th0 handling' of the milk and bottles. - j Vhen the einpty , bottles are rei turned,, they are given a: thorough cleaning '-under two sets of brjrsjies and washed tbrongh two' Raters, fhen they are thoroughly sterilized and pnt- under showct- and cooled.: All milk utensils are scalded and steamed.. ' Jt1 " In the feeding ef the cows the ut most, care is used : that they bav? only good,, wholesome ; food and 8 ' f . O. HENRY STOIiY ?! 'X v A happy ? NEw t YEAE .1 TODAY CORINNE GRIFFITH AND . AN ALL-STAB VITAGRAPH CAST , iu . "I WILL REPAY .- , - - .. . . t . - From the O. Henry story, r A MUNICIPAL REP0RT TWO ADDED COMEDIES LIBERTY LL STIFF & SON - v . . About eight years ago. E: T. RtiTf bought a -small stock, of second hand goods and started business under a te.nt on the loti where now sfands the RTth Grocery company's1 build ing. By application to business, Mr.. Stiff increased his stock and moved to the, McXarv and Ptulz building, lie expanded his business and added a line of new furniture. From that time on, the business has prown by leaps and bounds;. till the firm; now controls six busy stores with a stock of. over fGftiOOO. This firm has a branch, at Silverton. and one at Al bany, besides the four stores. In Sa-" wo. - " ; s " .: . . .X; . .. f - FeveiL years p$o. his son. If. I oit, ; !fft:hjs position with the ITnl t4States Nations bank; land be came a' member f the firm. ITe at onf V.kn active pnrt and proved to k chin off the old block. The magnitude of the business rnn by tSns fjrm jg surprising to the uninitiated a Short time ago. they sold a $". Mil of furniture to be shipped to nei anif wash. An other large bni f furniture was sent .tO)iP&scAVash. : They have made'fVrse sklents to Marhfreld, Bandon. and Sr dtstant 'points. This shows thkt jlcir business is not confined to tbtPtall trade, bnt includes , a smashing wholesale busi ness as well. A short time r ago ey Indued Major-Willis i to tear ln the old snacks on his lots on Crt street, and build a lne; three Wy brick bnildlns: espcJaJly fpT 'tb. i hrtsi ness, which they have leased for a long term. ThhT Wfilding ia4 by S4 feet, and is' filled, with goods Vora i.ip to bottom, f This building laa credit to Salem and its erection, due to the enterprise of E. L. Stifl & Son. .' " i . - . '- ' ' - .. . Mr: Stiff, senior, has charge of the, store at Albany, and II. Ij. Stiff manaaes the business m Salem, f in addition to furniture thvy also carry the Ahefman, Clay it fos line of Stcinvjay and other plates, and are exclastve agents for the ?athe talk- lng mathines. : 1 ; ; X, ... HUCKESTE1N S4YS HAPPY DRS. BRIGGS AND3L0YD, OF P0HTL IiD, 0REG0II The Leadih , These physicians, In,,adltiont lo their chiropractic practice le ctfcer means in their drugless tT Ltments. Among these is Iho ' viourr kav.ti:e-t jsr. It tones nerve centers, nK-c end ings, and all nerve funcSf the muscular fibers and; bloodvessels. It is a tonic to the section ot glands and the excretory, jnctions of all organs of the. body to the skin, and a tonic to the petite. It fills you with the radian! energy '. , - - ' 1 i ' -L Chiropractici of City which Increases yr vitality your efficiency. '. It Is a natsrl foe of disease. They have other ni-Ka"11 and clectrl- eal apparato k h leY uc: cessfulfy in the f Puttee They are : among the mot eminent nd -sue-cessf ul "htroprictors in Portland. Thev Inite i&ronie cases where n. -t- officers arc on tno ?mh floor of 5;Ji-rf;. Portland and i.iany from all larts ir' JL" are numbered amon their "patients. ; J Wat bIi Sim Vi 5 utf&'X' 1 (07 4 Cess 9- o Be Watchf 1 of 1 . " l liinlirv in . ITimes. ltee Ilea, 'VToday Always, (The Best Quality W 'fir the Least Money 1 Ceylon or Japan c FuiilFeht 1" WE THANK f 0U, ONE MO ALL, FOR YOUR PATROflAGE OF THE PAST YEAR AND WISH YOU A VERY HAPPY HEW YEAR Cherringtpn & St: li COURT STREET, S ALU ' 1 1 " ' ' 1 1 1 - -' t J I - ' vi !..-: x-I7rt t'i.-rx-- L i 1 NEWW Li Salem Postmaster Busy fi Officially and For Bene- fit of Everybody ? To Ihc public 'whose loyalty and co-operation liave made '"rWsiblf'lli'trr conduct of otrf business during the and to extend our sincerest vishcs- -express". onrtnanKs )r, a happy and pros perous new year. Mangis Brother s K ;Mf:SpOW TO-DAY BIG ACTS VAUDEVILLE ' f . -. -.' ' .i " - , -...- . - - . . : ' , ; ' K BLUE BIRD PICTURES ' I ; 1 Start" the New Year Off Right j . ' ( rJ -- " - ) Aeain. Aueust Huckestein, post master of Salem." extends greetings and wishes for a happy and prosper ous New Year to all the patrons or the s?alenv.tostofflce and this Is a rather large" family.1 when alV the city residents. and-all the country people Ton the rural routes are considered. Mr. Huckestein gives full time ana overtime to the business of the Salem postoffice; Tut: he "does not forget his duties as -a'eitizen,- and he man- iron to- rive some attention con stantly to helping his cityin varlouj ways, file is a Salem booster ana an Oregon booster, and' be is always ready to put his shoulder to the wheel in every forward roovem.ent. and in the general movements ror the rood of humanity. -X 5 For twenty-six years Mr. Hucke stein has been prominent In business, social and political circles In Salem. Prior to beginning his services as postmaster, he was ensiaged In mann facbiring cigars ia this city. Is Ikmnrrailr Iemler. ; He has been one of the leaders' of the Democratic nartv in this section snd an active campaign worker n has-been a loyal supporter of the commercial club and prominent in all nroaressive movements. : The active management of the Iflgar factory has been taken over by a son. Aiiatint K.' Hurkesiein. anu If he clears from th'is factory are la idemand.' Their Ia Corona has for vears been one of the best -sellers on jth market and their Hy.grade has found 'great favor.; I. ' ' a' . 1. i HAD T1IF R1P THItKU WKKhS. j With-, Jannary- roraes lagripp Lingering colds seem to settle in the System, causing one to ache all over feel feverish and chilly, tired, heavy j. . . 'V e i rrAa ana- aroopm. -jirs. iizzie iji-?,, Henderson, Ky,," writes": "My daugh ter bad lagrfppe for three weeks. I eave her Foley's Honey and Tar and now she is all right, J. C. Perry. This Is the' best goat coontry In the world. Osegnn has more pure bred Angora, goats than any other state, and there is room for ten for every one here cow, and profit fn the Industry. ',. '' t ) Come to Oregon . If you want to raise the best apples in tho world, pr pears, or cherries, or prunes or most anv other old thing in the llu of fruits that. grow in the temperate ' . v MAY1918 : . . x'-'XY: X :X -i : ' T" - ' ! - ; . - , I . ..i. '. . ' ' . j '- .. : " Bring You Pleasure -t . r - " .-;,. t ahd Prospieiit:' : NEEDLECRAFT 387 Court Street v Turn over a iev leaf V. USE-IV . Cnnt -Vh A r:uch And Ride on a 1 c Satis faction throaz' Ye Ilea Yczr. - Jf ea i 4. M RUS5T. i 'cT'A i V n i 177Cc-:C- '1 tone. - v. - : :. -