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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1920)
. t THK OREGON STATESMAN SATURDAY, FEBRFARY 7, 1920. I - WHAT SCOUTING MEANS IS TOLD IN MEDIATIONS OF EXECUTIVE . In connection with the forthcom- Scout Movement: ing "Boy Scout week" wherein the;" "I believe in the Boy Scouts of Boy ScQuU of America ask every Amrica good citizen W vmt omm,i.K I 'Because hundreds of thousands fodVas BJ tand one every day. Scout Executive Har-? rain aad folved to serve Pod, old Cook has issued a statement so- f native land and all mankind, ltlaqulzing on the merits of the Boyi Because scouting reveals the way R0ACH& 444 Ferry Street i - m. . are at m wmw . r m i f 0RL quickens the pace and illuminates the path that leads to the truest and noblest Americanization of American fboys; r. 'Because1 the chosen playgrownd ! of the Boy Scouts is the great unue- ined oul or doors amidst the ever lasting hills, rocks and rills: "Because scouting arouses an in terest in the highest civic aspirations of the community, develops an abid ing passion for law and order, cham-' pions respect for properly constituted authority, and marshals the virtues of manhood that guarantee a govern ment of the - people, by the people and for the people; "Because motto, oath, law and knife of scouting help boys cut their paths straight and clean, through the I iicniDs, Burning, resuess years 01 "Bet a use scouting helps boys to know, revere and commune with na ture even as the barefoot boy drank of the nectar of life; "Because scouting challenges body and soul-warping child labor, routs mischtef-maktng idleness and fills the self-directed hours of boyhood with life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness; 'Because scouting teaches that kindness Is strength knows no fear and helps1 others at all times and that dumb animals claim the fellow ship of aU true Scouts: "Because scouting is a school of play, preparedness and patriotism that fashions the bodies, minds and characters of boys to do or die; "Because scouting whisper . boys to tacke every job with the tools No Camouflage In ThirStory Says corns stop hurting, then lift right off without one bit of pain 'I m nr.i nvvm K H N iiz. UtiLva in HI 1 CHEEKS Lc Setter Loc'.-.ir-rTake Olive Tbl&s i I year t!dn i: yc;V.rr-r--frstm t-a.J i tor'-i err'.-:' -you Lave a tud .- In jour mwth--a lazy tn-ryi inline you sJajuIJ take dive Ythktv lr. LldM-ar' Olive Tcbletj a sub ?2:cta fof calsrad .cri prernrcd b7 Vr. Edward3 after 17 years of study. Dr.Ldwcrc!s'01iveTablet:area purely etaixcxr.ipotridrnixed with olivcoiL cu vrlU kcov them by their oSve eolcc. & have a clear, vink tLin. bright eyes, i-Arcptei. a fella? of buoyancy like L.ddayryou muit rrt atthecausc. Edwards' 0!iv Tablets act en !:. i:vcr ard bwete like cakmel yc. fcce no dangerous after effects.. 'llx-y s' t the bi!a ar.d ovcrrosne con rtipatio 9 Millions of brace are sol J annually at 10c and 25c Take one or twoni-jhtlyand note the pleasing results. Hospital records show that every time you cut a corn you invite lock jaw or blood poison, which is need less, says a Cincinnati-authority, who tells you that a quarter ounce of drug called freezone costs but a few cents at any drug store but is suf ficient to rid one's feet of every hard or soft eorn or callus without even one little twinge of pain. You simply apply a few drops of this freezone on a tender, achin? corn and the soreness is instantly relieved. Shortly the entire corn can be lifted out, root and all with your fingers. The drug is sticky but dries at once and is claimed to just shirvel up any corn without inflaming or even irritating the surrounding tis- ii a ffvt air in If your wife wear high heels she will be glad to know of this. proposed, INCREASE HELD AS INJUSTICE Henry McGinn Brands State ment of W.'F. Woodward False at Fare Hearing COMPANY HEADS SCORED of cheerfulness, patience, courtesy, obedience and loyalty and masterly will be theirs because they are-pre pared. "Because scouting is a plan of ed uaction that bridges the gap between knowing and doing, brings forward the timid and humbles . the bully, makes the weak strong and the strong stronger, and crowns physical courage with moral valor; "Because scouting embodies a code of . self-discipline . that commands boya to talk dean, live clean and fight clean even s the immortal Koosevelt played the game; "Because scooting is. a mighty but tress to home and school, and it kin dies a fire in the breasts of boys that drives them forward crusaders In the moral and spiritual world even as the' pioneer seeuts blazed their trails and conquered the earth "Because scouting beckons 'and cals to patriotic men to love,, lead and serve the sons of America yet in plastic years and all who thus love and lead and serve shall know the beauty, the wisdom, and the power of the words of the prophet of old who said. "A little child shall lead them." . i : . : Attorney Says People of Port land Not in Sympathy With Rate Rise PORTLAND. Or., Feb. 6. Attor ney Henry McGinn, declaring he voic ed the sentiment of "99 per cent of the public.' 'appeared before the pub lic service commission at its hearing on street tear faren here totday and denied that the public was willing to pay a 10-cent fare or any other fare considered necessary to help the street car company out of its tinan cial difficulties. W. F. Woodward yesterday expressed the opinion that any such increase would be paid will ingly by the public. ALL YOU HEAR EVERYWHERE IS OF THE BARGAINS Miop s Clotfiiiii AT V 1 MEN'S DRES3 SHOES $9.00, $10.03 and: $11.00 values ' $5.95 MEN'S DEESS SHOES $3.00, $6.00 and $7.00 val ues; ' V - - ' $3.95 BOYS' SCHOOL SHOES -f3.00 and $3.50 values $2.45 LADIES' 'FIBRE HOSE with $1.00 and $1.25 black, i tan and white y,- V 75c MEN'S 25c FAST BLACK SOX, 6 pairs for ;t $1.00 '1 - . MEN'S $2.50 FLEECED COTTON UNION SUITS $1.65 We Haye Been Jelling Yon For the Last Four Days About This Wonderful Sale of High Grade Merchandise of the Well-Known BISHOP QUALITY But You Must See The Goods and the Prices, Then You'll Appreciate What This Sale Really Means to you. Come by All Means. T COME TODAY IF POSSIBLE Men's Suits for $14.85 Suits that were $17.50, $20.00, ,$22jSo and up to $25.00, some Blue Serg es among them; mostly small sues 14.85 1 - - - . Men's Suits for$26.25 MEN'S and BOYS' CAPS $1.50 and $2.00 values 75c BOYS' $1.50 and $2.00 CLOTH HATS 75c MEN'S OVERCOATS Regular $20.00 Overcoats, not many left $14.85 MEN'S OVERCOATS Regular $25.00 Overcoats, buy them, today.at $17.85 MEN'S RAIN COATS Regular $5.00 and $6.09 Rubberixed Raincoats $3,85 Suits that were $32.50, $35.00 and up to $37.50, staple or young men's MEN'S $5.00 NATURAL I styles, sues 36 to 44. See them at WOOL UNION SUITS BOYS' KNICKZR SUITS Regular $12.00 and $12.50 Suits, while they last $8.95 $3.95 MEN'S $5.00 ALL WOOL FLANNEL SHIRTS 26.25 MEN'S $3.00 JERSEY SWEATERS, black and, colors $3.95 MEN'S ONE PIECE I WOR $3.95 Men's Suits at $29.95 $2.00 BOYS' WOOL SWEAT ERS, $3.50 and $4.00 val ues, not many left ' KHAKI WORK SUITS I Suits that werei $37.50, $40.00 and up. to $42.50, sUples, waist seams, plain or belted, worsted, cassimeres and tweeds $2.95 MEN'S $2.50 and $3.00 1 S29.95 BOYS' KNICKER SUITS Regular $14.00 and $15.00 Suits, all sizes at $1.95 MEN'S' $2.00 and $2.25 NEGLIOLS GIIILTS $10.95 SI.55 KEN'S $2X0 and $3X)0 SOFT HATS, black or col- ors $1.95 leri?s Suits at $37.50 Suits that werei $45.00, $50.00 and up to $60.00 staples or young men's styles in waist seams, belted or plain " BOYS' BIB OVERALLS Regular $125 Blue Bib Overalls 75c DOVT LITTLE Seele C -Si -iw ! XKGLECr THE ONES Mm. J. S. Pit son. 376 E. 156th St Cleveland. O., writes: MI cant apeak too fclshlr of Foley's Honey and Tar, When my little cirl has a cold I give her Foley's Honey and Tar and that tops her coughing in a little while." Children like it. It contains ao op iates. It Is healing, soothing, prompt In action, i. C. Perry. , PMCE HXER IS GIVEN SUPPORT WU1H. Daly Slated for Job to Make Possible living on Normal Salary PORTLAND. Feb. Will 71. Daly, former city commissioner ol public utilities was . today recom mended as federal fair - price com- misrtoner for Oregon by the joint agreement, between W'. K. Newell. former price commissioner, Lester Humphreys. United States attorney and Governor Ben; W. Olcotu Daly's name ha been seat to U attorney general. The. officejs pure ly an honorary one and 'since the resignation of Newell has been va cant. The new oomine-e was formerly president of the, Oregon state f eder-1 alion of labor. He was one of tie first fonr commissioners elected an- der the commission form of govern ment. - Probably you only ee clearly by making an efforj and, -if so, it is likely that you suffer in various ways; (or instance, your eyes will eem weak will "water" profusely and ache at times. You may also feel pains outside the eyes severe heVda'cbe uiay.be of frequent occurrence. All these things indicate the existennce of some small eye-defeet which is'causing frietion and for which the remedy is CORRECTLY FITTED GLASSES. To fit glasses for these small defects is a difficult matter which can only be accomplished by the scientifically equipped optometrist. Our service Ls, framed upon the most modern lines so, whatever trouble, serious" or slight, you may tave 'with your eyes, do not fail to see us. OR- L ;Hp: pSiK Eyesight Speciallit ; ' Fib Eylaim Correct 2ibi2i mVfaodaikBo3di :;v-" policles'.for continuing Its campaign in opposition to the non-partisan league. : Various delegates whe rpoke de clared in , f aver of Ibe valon of all political, factions and ferees la the stati that are opposed to the non partisan league to the end that there might be oarmony of purpose In the forthcoming electlona. '.' Portland ilcajBtedx 1XRTlJlND.,r5eb.".-T. A. Iter rs ef.thia clty.waa fined I7 t, Jadge RoesaaaA today for break! ni quarantine. .On' tlM recommendatio: of Dr. George Parrishcitr heaith of fleer, who caused the arrest paymer of the fine was remitted. OREGON ROATS LAST WAR SHIP Six Masted Wooden Steamer It Launched at Plant oi ' Peninsnla Company POPTT.AVn Or T"S f Thm lilt government-bnllt vessel in an Ore gon shipyard way, was launched to day when the sis masted wooden schooner Coiys took the water at the plant of the Peninsula Shipbuilding j company kre. It was the sixteenth bull launched at this' plant. Klfht rundrrd ople saw the launching. The Cotys nd a sister vessel, the Cossa. will engage in lumber trade at of here. Each has a carrying ca pacity for 2.M0.00S feet of 1 amber. ilore Fands Badly Needed For Educational Affairs , SPOKANE. Vah.. Feb. . The legislatures of Washington and Idaho will be asked for substantial addi tions to the appropriations for the maintenance of the University of tV .IiIiiMaii 111. fnfvAMftr Af T4-l ho and Washington State eollege. ft was decided tonight at a coaTerenee here of President Heary Suuallo of I the University of Washington. Presi dent E. II. Uadley of the University Of Idaho and President E. O. Holland of Washington States eollege. British Food Chief Leaves Official Post LONDON. Teb. 5.-Q. II. Roberts. the Biitieh tood. minister, has re signed, according to the Dally Sketch. The atwhpaper adds that the resig nation does not imply dissension In I the cabinet, but declares it was prompted 1y the example set by Mr. Roberts labor colleague. George Nicoll. Itarnee. minister without port folio, with whom he Joined the cah- luet and who resigned last month. ilk ' Certainly every taoraiiigrbxupily. 1 Oradt A " for the . . Children" .. w'.-, . i-.i. 't i . Phone 316 -: SALEM SANITARY MILK CO. f , f Lii i i rm L,: BREAD ft: 1 dixie The Cheipest Laxnry On Earth Try it with yocr knife today S37.50 CHILD'S PLAY SUITS Regular $1.50 Striped or Plain Play Suit 95c saiMm woolen mills "SDcei Like Pound Cake"" "Tajte-- Good Enough to Eat Without Butter1 General Sherman's Aid Passes at Lexington LEXIXOTOX. Neb.. Feb.- . JO- fred Nye, member of the federal sig nal corps during the Civil war and the man who is credited with having sent General - Sherman a message: "Hold the forst. for I am coming." to General orCse at Altooaa . Pass. Georgia. In 114. died here, lie was I born la Fairfield. Maine, la If 31. "Snow-White Haky" North Dakota Electors Form Independent Party ' GRAND FORKS. N. D.. Feb. , Organization of the convention of the North Dakota Independent voters as sociation was perfected at. the two sessions held today and tomorrow the association will formulate and adopt "Bread and Water" Make a Good Meal If the Bread is DIXIE We sell out dean vrtry day io cone early or hare yours rei erred . Salem Baking Company 49 Court Street - . - i !