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EDITORIALS
OF THE
PEOPLE
HAVE YOU SCROFULA?
Nov gald to lie mn Often Acquired
a Inherited.
(Th Statesman la pleased to print '
communltallun upon topics of geoerwl
Interest at any tlm. Tuer Is scarcely
may limit U the tuple of "lfeaerai Jn
tret." ft la akd only that corre
spondent refrain from personalities
and u care that nothing txs written
of a libelous nature. letter mutt have
writer's name and addreaa, .though nut
neceaaarlly for publication. Ud.J .
.; Make Salem Art" Center
.', . Editor Statesman:
This city is to be congratulated on
having an organization taking an in
terest in! art education, and in Hav
ing a lady in the dean of the art de
partment of the high school who has
had training under real artists. The
importance of an art spirit In the
community cannot be overestimated -especially
as elevating the character
of the growing: generations. Art l
the expression i of love, trnth and
.beanty in our daily lives, and educa
tion, morality and religion without
some familiarity with art leaves our
lives unbalanced and incomplete. We
Tneed art education, art exhibits, art
applied to beautifying our city and
Its architecture. This can only be
brought about fundamentally by be
ginnfnr with the child and also keep-
It is generally and chiefly Indicated
by eruptions and sores, but In many
cases it enlarges the glands of the
nr-ck. affects the internal organs, es
pecially the lungs, and if neglected
may develop Into consumption.
y causes many troubles, and Is
aggravated by Impure air, unwhole
some food, bad water, too much heat
or cold, and want of proper exercise.
Hood's Sarsaparllla, the medicine
that has been used with bo much
satisfaction by three generations. Is
wonderfully successful in the treat,
ment of scrofula. Give it a thai.
Jf a carthartic or laxative is needed
take Hood's pills- there Is nothing
better for biliousness or constipation.
Growh'Ups at Play? Yes, Kiddies, Too, "
Urged in "Better World" Movement
ing aroused an interest In art among
the. grownups. Hence we should all
encourage the organization for art
appreciation In our midst. I, for one.
feel very grateful for the efforts so
far made, and to City Superintendent
Todd, and to the school board, for
securing the services of a competent
art instructor. The art department
at the state fair this year showed
great advance in this line. The ex
hibits from , the Portland Art insti
tute, and the showing of work done
by- the students at the institute
marked a new era. In the education
of the people of this state to an ap
preciation of things beautiful. The
art photography displays by Miss
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LAST DAY
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Shows 2; 4; 7 and 9 Ye LIBERTY Prices 50c' 250
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. Play for eA'erj-body kiddies and
grown-ups alike is a feature of the
plan of the National Social Unit Or
. ganization for organizing neighbor
hoods to make a better democracy.
The Social Unit ha the idea that
every city block should be a play cen
ter, and in its "demonstration com
munity. which is situated in Cin-
' cinnati, there are block parties. Mock
picnics block sing, block dances, and the Social UnU i enlisted
even block journeys to the comraun- on the roof of one of
Rowland HynS
thousand people have attended the
Wednesday evening community sings
instituted in the neighborhood .
Plans for extending the Social Urut
idea to other municipalities are now
being discussed by twelve committees
of distinguished experts rcpresentiiifc
many field of social endeavor, whp
will present recommendations to the
country at a national conference to be
A smoker held late in October. Rowland
the public Haynes. Director of New York War
... ity -health cltmc. school's attended by two hundred and Camp - Community Service, head a
That the public schools should be fifty men of.'tlie ncitJiborhood, with national committee of recreation ex-
open all the year round and used by a program of amatcjir boxing, was a perts who are helping to program
everybody another cause for which recewt feature, and an average of a wider activities from this angle, j
Gunnell were far ahead of anything
ever shown from the camera in our
state. The sketches by Elmer Young
of this city showed marks almost of
a genius. Each study of a face re
vealed thought each face revealed
the story of a life and its dominant
Interest. Elmer Young is a Salem
boy who amid great difficulties has
been pursuing art studies tin the
Chicago Art institute, Salem can al
most feel certain that he will, if he
keeps up his work, make a name for
himself. Make Salem the Flower
City and develop the art interest, and
the Capital city will grow into "a
thing of beauty arid a joy forever."
Col. E. Hofer.
. THE SENIOR'S CORDUROYS.
Statesman: There appeared In an
Issue of your paper of last week an
article in your "Open Forum" de
partment that. In a round about way,
discouraged a very old custom of
Salem high school the Senior's cor
duroy trousers. Undoubtedly the cit
izen had been misinformed and con-
We must close out at once
Shoes for Women
So as to have room for our new line of Ladies' Shoes. To move them quick we make the
following prices:
$13.50 Brown Calf Shoes to go at.... $10.00
$13.50 Brown Kid Shoes to go at.... $10.90
$13.50 Golden Brown Kid Shoes for only
...... , . . . . . .......... . , . . . t . .$10.50
$15.00 White Washab'e Kid Shoes to go &t
$11.50
$000 pxfords and Pumps at only .$7X0
THE JULIAN AND KOKENGE SHOES
J&K
No Better
Shoes Made
r
OUR FUTURE LINE
C QUALITY HIGHEST
UND THE WITH
BE AMERICAN RED CROSS.
- Public Health Nursing! '
We have a long list of
surprises!
in itock for Men who are y' " y
trying to 'dodge the high tfc jJ M
mm
,he ! ml- yWi
mst
Men's Fumthings, Shoes,
cost of living and
same time appear in the t ffi
well dressed class. We are
beating the market on
etc t
A new line of Men's Overcoats $18.75 and $24.50 each
Men's heavy mackinaws. $9.45 exdt
Men's winter weight union suits. . .$1.75, $1.93 and $2.43 each
A new shipment four-in-hand tus, latest weaves, C9c and
98c each
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Our Prices Always the Lowest
GALE & GO.
Commercial and Court Sts. i Formerly Chicago Store
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Copjer an application for the eon
Mi action of a reservoir for the Hor
ace of 13.000 acre feet of vater
from Fish Hole creek and an "appli
cation to appropriate water for the
irrigation of a large tract near Bly,
Or.!
Other applications riled yesterday
were:
O. C. Turner of Freewater, to ap
propriate water from cprings and
waste water for the Irrigation of a
small tract.
James Martin of Rogue IUrer. for
the appropriation of water from a
spring for doniestic purpurea and the
irrigation of a small tract.
II. If. Pratt of Maine, for the con
struct ion of a small resenrolr on
Dutch Flat creek for the irrigation
of a small area In Hakef- county.
. It. A. Sordal. secretary of the Och-i
ceo Irrigation district, and J. T. Sai
ler of Clark. Kendal A Co.. or Port
land brought to the secretary of
state's office yerterday 1 150.00 of
the Ochoeo Irrigation district bonds
which hare been certified by the Ir
rigation securities commission. C
W. Ferguson of Klamath Falls Tint
ed at the stat? engineer's, office rel
ative to the certification of bonds for
the Enterprise Irrigation - district
near Klamath Falls.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
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In the ratd.Ht of Us multlfaiiena war duties the American lie Crotv did
not .neglect Its obligations to the civilian population at home. .Throughout
the conflict It maintained Its Bureau of I'uMlc Health Nursing, inxtruetlpn In
Urst aid, home narking and sanitation, and disaster relief, particularly in
their work for the hubles was effort by public health nurses liuMrtaut. j The
accoinpunylng photograph slws a Bed Cruss public health nurse Instructing
a mutlivr in the proper preparation of the buby's diet, : .
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strncted his satirical article solely
upon his misinformation.
It is to answer the article men
tioned and to put the correct In Tor-
being written. '
The "senior corduroys" Idea Is an
old one at Salem high. The plan Is
purely democratic. At one time the
seniors (for the most part) were bay
ing the most elaborate attire obtain
able. Naturally, all the members of
the class could not keep up the pace
set by their leaders and, consequent
ly, did not enjoy so many "senior
privileges" as befitted them. To ov
ercome this draw-back, the seniors
ot that year adopted the democratic
Idea of corduroy trousers and so,
down through the yeara, the plan
has been kept. .
The underclassmen 'supposedly
had no. reason for exquisite dress
and were supposed to have durable
suits for the school year. Now and
then in school life an underclass
man would be discovered wearing
corduroys. Special cases were (and
always will be) excused. "Special
cases" are only those who cannot pur
chase other school corduroys. Wear
ers of the corduroys (other than
seniors) who have means of getting
different trousers answer to the sen
ior class as a whole for their act of
defiance.
New underclassmen at school
quickly understand the "senior's cor
duroys" idea and. hoping that some
time they themselves will be i-nMr.
and desiring to enjoy the Si. . .
tinct rights, endorse the prevailing
custom, - j
This article, please understand. Is
mainly to put the truth of the mat
ter before the public. We have-had
no trouble as yet In regard to the
mentioned custom and see no reason
why we should have any trouble. No
"special cases" as "yet have been
found in the school, but if such Cases
do occur, please trust the present
senior class to uphold the reputation
of the school;-"the best student gov
erned high school in the state.
Earl Sharer,
Senior Class President,
Class of 1920.
More Applications Filed
ot State Engineer
Oltice
C. H. McKendree of TLakevlejw has
filed at the office or State Engineer
GRAND OPERA HOUSE ONE NIGHT ONLY
. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 23 TONIGHT
(Not a Moving Picture) THE HAWAIIAN MUSICAL PLAT
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Jrnl MATTVC UtTELKC HAVTHIJT
STMCCCS AfO twtatts-.
As Fascinating as "The Bird of Paradise"
PRICES: I-V, $l.oo, .W. Seats on Sale at Opera House rharasey
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As Influenza
Is an exaggerated form of Grip. LAX
ATIVE BKOMO QUININE Tablets
thould be taken in larger doses than
Is prescribed for ordinary Grip. A
good plan Is -not to wait until you
are sick, bnt PREVENT IT by tak
Inr -LAXATIVE BROMO QUININF
Tablets in time.
There Is Nothing So Cheerful
As a well fitted up bedroom. No matter how well the rest of the house may be furnished. '
unless thebedroom is cheerful, bright and new looking, the effect of a wellordered house
is lost. When you send the company up stairs to lay off their wraps on the the bed or
when company comes to spend the night, isn't it gratifying to have a well-furnished bed
roomone that contains the right kind of furniture furniture of Quality and Taste. Just
such furniture is the kind we handle. Our array of bedroom suits should be seen to be appre-"
emed. Many beautiful suits In ivory enamel, neatly ornamented and possessing- artistic ines.
These suits are priced much lower than city stores ask for the same kind. We appreciate "
.wWAva .uu iMic vus uu sui iu cu ana ioox ai our mercnancuse.
THE STORE
OP QUALITY
C. S. HAMILTON
340 Court Street
WHERE TRICES
ARE RIGHT