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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 19, 1920)
THK ORKflOV STATESMAN: Fit 1 HAY, MAIlMI 10. H2. aids TO HEALED BEAuffS I If a cold has lyrffeft. -settled I - on your Pi:!!;SS!f 1 chest ' I Or if you .have rheuma- !f iim.lij:; jfe 1 tism, ulcers, awellin or I;;!!1 f- JjiijjhL I ' other forma of inflamma- Vfy $ j I Medicated IIlLl r-W I Plaster RTj? W I will tend to reduce kk in flam- ' T-A I mation quickly and effac- I ' av fa 1 trraly. It contain a silicious RSaS ll1 F A X I . earth, with boric acid, gly- l lL V I ' cerineand antiseptic of known lNSSaV 7 X value. It worka quickly and ri5?K&T V" f does not blister, li'l 1111 1 You should nave a amall can I Ml! I J I of PUROLA Medicated Pla.ter YdlAw' in the houte at all time. Heat ul kpftim'm I in the can and apply it i ILSjU' 4 I always ready. fy- JV fl I AT ALL DRUG STORES lfl j I GUARANTEE bMfc I rVROLA V edieattd "',5 lX 1 mtd to fir aufuortioa. 1 f Y-r 1 aatf vr ssom. I; -''V' I "Ml awwwma (Mi iimittiW' JJjjjjjly They are here New Style Oxfords and Pumps ' Patent, Gun Metal or Kid with Louis or Military Heels, plain or stitches v pointed toes. Priced to you at our usual low prices of. .$5.98, $6.85 to $7.95 SALEM SAMPLE STORE 141 North Commercial Street C. J. Breier Co. You do better here for less Easter - " i Make it a memorable day to your little ones, by placing a big order oi our deli cious Hot Cross Buns Light as a feather, and liberally frosted with sugar they are both an Easter treat and wholesome, nourishing food. Better place your order early! Holsum 'r Hot-Cross Buns Cherry City Baking Co. POLITICAL GOSSIP OF IN STATE AND LOCALITY ! I M' ARTHUR AND KOZER LISTED i Twc Candidates for Congress, One for Secretary of State File One candidate for con press f.om the second district. one congression al candidate from the, third district and one - aspirant for secretary of Mate, all .' Republicans. tiled their declarations at the secretary of wate's orrice yesterday. Owen F. Jones of Baker announc es his canjidacy for representative in congress, and for the nomination by the Republican party will be in opposition to N. J. Sinnott. Incum bent. C. X. McArthjtr of Portland, present representative of the third district in congress. ftl-d yesterday and Sam A. Koz-r officially d-clareil himself a candidate for secretary of 'Will advocate legislation in the interests of all the people. says Mr. Jones of Itaker in his platform, "with dtse repard to the equal risht of capital, labor and the general public, and Hill tive every encour agement for the development of th r.atural resources of the state of Oregon to the end that they may be enjoyed by the greatest number My earnft eifort will be devoted to the end Miat Oreprtn may receive its just proportion, for it? own im provement, of the funds derived by the government from Oregon's re fenrtt?." Mr. McArthur declares that he "1ll continue to discharge my du ties to theNt of my ability and to kep in mind the welfare of my country, its institutions acd all of its people. I will continue to op nose humbug and demagogy, and the schemes of those groups and fac tions who wish to subvert the gov ernment to their own selfish pur pores." In his platform Mr. Kozer calls attention to his long service for the Ptate and tits intimacy with public affairs and says that as a member of the state board of control passing upon important public matters "I fhall alwavs have in mind the fact that I am acting in the capacity of a trustee of the peoples Interests.' Otto I) Drain of Portland filed as a candidate for delegate to the national Democratic convention. George A. Gore of St. Helens ha tiled as a candidate for district at torney for Columbia county. passed on for the purpose of niakl is awards. Names or the pupils winning rec ognition in the several schools fol low: YMhinglN Junk High Itusin -xs diplomat: Ioroihy Itrant. Iris Page Louise Sunn. Marv Mc Kinnon. Riia Alklre. Hazel Pierce. Loyal Cray. Stuoents certificate": lternlee Mul vev. Ilel.'n Pettyjohn. Sarah Solof. Lavin a Huergy. Pearl M?e. Juantta i Pul! xk, llebvj lUtnsden. Vera K zar. M.Tie Arnold Oweu llogan. Mer edith Lmdaker. Kdith Mrotherton. Mary Mary lions. Kvungeiinc Ponell. Prosrj.-. Pin: Hazel Sbephard Uolert Ramsdtn. Anna Jeski. Sher man Plimpton. Alvhi Purton. Sidney Hawthorne. Mae Gruciio. Klsie Wil liams. John HeUel. Helen Sande. Geraldine Selig. Pearl Osterman. Richard Kish. Madeline Hrown. Ival Shedick. Alvin Kurtz. Louise Herren. John Irons. Clarence Osterman. Lou ise Poujade. Hazel George. Fay Kar tell.. Jenerva P.alley. Grace Stevens. Wayne Mentzer. (Jordon Harker. Claudia Lewis. Mildred Garb,r. Wan da Wicklzer. Hlanche Marshall. Carl Xewton. Beatrice Lea bo.- Pauline Knowland. Harry Walp. Genevieve Barbour. Alice Papenfus. Lydta Johnson. Lora Toelle. Ruth Scott. Genevieve Mulkey. Donald Allison. Audrey Tribble. Vivian Jackson. Ol ive Hanard. Mareta Palmer. C.emt vieve Campbell. Marjorl? Hatutr. AFTER "FLU' GRIP Frvem an.l Mher PrtrlliMC ! rM-i that Ktum( tlie IUwmL There Is often that extreme tired feeling, loss of appetite, tendency to anemia, nerve exhaustion, inactive bowels, constipation and great dan ger of still futtber prostration and serious Ulnes. Hood's Sarsaparilla first worka up on the blood. It is remarkable how promptly its purifying, vitalizing ef fects are noticed. It "makes food taste good." promotes assimilation o as to help rcure the greatest noor iKhmenl pinfible. promotes dlgertloo. Nerve strength and cheery health In evitably follow, furthtr danxcr Is avoiflel and the gUd-to-be-alive feel ing again prevails. To read this l well .to realize it yourself Is better. Get Hood's Sarsaparllla today, and tor a cathartic, nothing better thaa Hood's Pillt. In small doses a gentle laxative; larger, an active cathartic. nold. Louretta Koener. Viola Cooke. Julius Wilson. Hazel Arnold. Teddy Pickell. Ava IUrtell. Lawrence Til singer. Zulett Painter. Mildred Rich. Otis White. Hazel Arnold. Vio'a Cooke. Ronald Kerrel. Silver Star Primary buttons: Kl vin De Hord. Ralph TUslnger. Mar shall Snyder. Joe Rnffltt. Rooert Ran oolph. lKnald Rasmussen. Kdgar Reits. Raymond Grafer. Ruth Pal mer. Orta Hoffman. Ida McNeill. Kthel Livesley. Winifred Clark. John ( Ralph Koener. Gladys Cooke. Clare Propp. Orval Williams. New. II palmer. Melvln Propp. "Edna Ray- Pierco Seeks Ite-Elect Ion. Information has reached Salem thaU Walter M. Pierce, who has rep resented Union county in the state senate at several sessions of the legislature, will seek re-election. Senator Pferce is the author of much constructive legislation, including the market road bill. He was joint author with Senator I. S. Smith or Coos and Curry counties of the edu cational aid act for soldiers, sailors and marin-s. mirst. Nina Cole, llerniee Garner. Paul Chenoweth. Palmer Method Hut tons: IxiuUe Darby. Hazel Shephard. Irene Pierce. Nina Cole. Oliver Kupie. Jessie l ley. Newell Hurst. Qulncy Weddle. Martin Kugebrelsen. Karl Steiner, Ralph Walker. Iteiilah juner. Her man Krert. i:iyde Miller, tienovieve Scott. Opal Orey. Lyndon HarrH. Reas Hallin. Maurice Begun. Helen Retry. Ployd Mills. Raymond OImju. Klizalieth Turner. Hryson I lutter. Misan Martin. N alter Martin, r ru Jobelman. Floyd Maker, Margar?t Harlag. Ruth Cody. Helen Weller. Ruth fott. Vivian Jackson. Claudia lwls. Jenerva lialley. Olive Barn ard. Giace Stewni. I Men Sande. Richard Kisb. Dale Ausman. Jane Hillpot. Fay Kartell. Arthur Wal dorf. Florence Clutter. Hdwin Rocks. Beatrice Lea bo. Paul Lee. Robert , Ramsden. Paul D?vers. Vernon j Brown. Cora Gardener. Kllis White. Ralph White. Frances McKenney. Anna Jeske. Ruth Patton, Glenn Doughtery Ruth Stewart. Lester Mc Donald. Edith Lyons. Audrey Davis. Harold White. Karl Conklin. AVhInj;t4Hi GradoH Palmer Method Buttons Alice Race. Helen Wolfe. Elizabeth Wee ti ter. Sarah Samuel. Donald Decke bach. Clark II. Durham. Richard Stolz. Bonni Schaefer. Mildred Gil bert. Leona Geer. Rosalind Van Win kle. Rollin .Graber. Theresa Irons. Edward Selgmand. Linden Launer. -timer Wilson. Sarsh Orr. Herta Toelle. Rosg Harris. Ruth Gilmer. Rath Chenoweth. Remona Cummins. Louis L pdegraph. Moody Benn-r. Selma Larsen. Harriet Patterson. Lois Ieppold. Martin Muellhanpt. Evelyn E rick son, Catherine Mulvey. Beneitta Edwards. 'Chrysule Max well. ClandieAVest. Elizabeth Wa- WRITING AWARDS ARE ANNOUNCED Salem Pupils Win Recognition From Palmer School of Portland Names of pupils in the junior high and grade schools of Saleji who have won diplomas, certificates and other emblems of recognition for progress in the Palmer method of penmanship for the first half of the school year were announced yes terday by Miss Theda Perkins. In structor in writing in the Salem schools. The work of tho students has been submitted to the Palmer school In Portland where It was THREE DROP CORN KILLER ters. i "G tw-It" Slops Pain Immellately and C orns bo Quick. The way to hand I corns la the trld fd proved "lifta-lt" way the way that millions have found quickest, eaa- lat. patent and moat reliable. A few dropa of fJeta-If knocks the hurt out of any corn at once and soon loosens It so it lifts rlrht off without any reeling-- n. what comfort! How srand to walk and dance and Jump wunoui a ainrie twinge: Wnr not? ela-ll. the never fallinc- aruaran. I teed money-back corn remover, coats dui a iruie at any aruv store. ird ty E. Uwrenc aV Co.. Chicaro. Sold tn Salem and recommended as the worlds oet corn remedy by J. t Per rv. D. J. Fry. Capital Drue Store. Wra ncimfjrer. Grant Junior Iligli School Diplomas: Clara Wiley, Gabrielle Ancey. Rhea McCoy. Thelma Owen- Progress Pins: Josephine Peebles. Mardeil Dietz. Mae Fskew. Frank Gardner. Gladys Wheeler. Jennie Thompson, lorence Pope. Maf Waldespel. Ixls Hockett. Dorothy Hutchason. Alice Hayden. Douglas Wilkinson. Palmer Method Button: Raymond Gibson, Evelyn Churchill. Lucille Brown. 'Lewis Matlock. Bernice May nard. Raymond Slier. Meredith Crawford, Mary Ragsdale. Eunice Kohinson. Thomas Coombs. Ronald Montgomery, Melissa Persons, Ger trude Oehler, Edward Roth. Lois Pruett. Dar'us Morgali. Harold Fielding. Verl Taylor. Esther Lam- kln. George Johnston. Lawrence Myers. Carnet Sternberg; .Hugh Ward. Caroline Harris. Charles Ha- german. IJaroln Junior High Diploma: Myra Borchardt. Ernia Meeks. Clarence Wenger, Florence Roberts. Progress pins: Roberta Hansen. Helen Marcus. Helena Reinemer. Wllda Callahan. Frances Dirn. Doris Nye. Winifred Plant. John W. Todd Imogene Gardner. Alice Johnson Collas Marsters. Lloyd Schaefer. Ef fie Williams. Loretla Varley. Gladys IHinlson. Etma Richard.. Heleu Borchardt, Karl Douglas. Manning Bros. Palmer methol buttons: Valuta Buckles. Harold Jennen. Charl- Simmons. Stewart Kibble. Iiuls Al len. Ellen Clemens. Lucille Gustaf son. Fred Turner, Lydia Ru?t. Lindley Edmnndson. Floyd Ham man. Doris Nelson. Elsie (Jrandntaf f . Wel dan Liesy. Kslher Toevs. Teldy leonhardt. Lillie Hemingson. (iorflrld HctMx.l Improvement certificate: Mary Bow en. Dorothy Bo wen. Progress pins: Evelyn Paulson. Lillian Walter. Dorothy Bell. Caro lyn La m berth. Bertha Bullock. Jack Spong. Palmer method button: Charles Chettlck. James Twadell. Kennetn Seilg. Dean Churchill. Willie Miles. Kenneth Webb. Lucille Bunn. Har old dinger. Eugenia Fischer. John Georg?. Sara Barhyte. Dorothy Twee dale. Virginia Best. Iura Burtoo. Robert Choate. Howard Kurtz. Ieo na Brown. Jack Kithn. Kenneth Al len. Bertha Ekln. Diryl Myers. George Young. Edna Main. Robert Ryan. Carl McMahan. Kenneth Pugh. Gordon Brunelle. Pauline Johnson. Elolse Wright Ronald Snapp. Clar ence Hamilton. Margaret Pierce. Ed ward Marr. Chandler Brown. Harry Stelnbach. Pauline Klossen. Henry Kloss.'n. Burt E. Haffhlne. Rnth Haggerty. Malcolm Graber. Lyle Beever. Grace Rhoads. Verda Crack er. Marjorie Hewett. Hazel Maddox. Helen Bradford. Beth Shank. Virgin ia Billings, MIlo Blume. Lottie Not Curft. George Miles. Dee Himes. F.ngjewood School Progress pins: Helen Tarnell. Harold Taylor. Palmer methods buttons: Weldon Kirk. Lea'a Richmond. Richard Strausbangle. Ava Bartell. Allse Claxton, .Velma Comba, Harold Ar mond. William O'Brien. Ioule Kay ser. Myrtle Ennls. Richmond StIhm Improvement certificate: Lneile Anderson. Fay Wolz. Iivada Max well, Dorothy Jolson. Progress pins: Glen Shedlck. G.-orge Koehler. Capltola Allen. Rose Huston. Gladys Murphy. Francis Sande. Madeline Ciesy. Fay Wolz. Winona Smith. Palmer method button: Viola Eiche. Virginia Donnel. Melvln Du gan. Dorothy Fisher. Will ma Maer. Viola Fisher. Leo I a Angel. Harold Zurcher. Viola Mayer. Frances Hande. Pauline Findley. Maxine Maxwell Frederlca Carlson. Elizabeth Rennet. Raymond Nash. Albert Walker Verle Thompson. Myrtle Spratt. Ireu Greenbaum. Elizabeth Miller. Ellis ton Bloom. Grace White. Park School Palmer method button: Lillian It Branch. Willie Riley. Florence Gesner. Eugone Gosser. Dora Lei man. Charles Wilson. Aron Brad bury. Gail MrClean. Kenneth George. fernery Campbell. Charles Simpson I Jessie Fanner. Iavoy Thompaon.Tb.el ma naxe. Alpba Herboldt. Marjorie Brant Mary Rector. Dagmar Cart son. Arthur lierboldt. Katherine La cas. Alice Daley Greta Chamberlain. Robert Hoyt. Sylvia Daley. Gretta Lyons. HUhUsMl School ( Improvement certificates: Eth'l Cooper. Progress pins: Margaret Pro. Ruby Moreland. Eula Pence. Manr Hurley. Opal Hill. Moneu Williams. Alcoa Holcomb. Palmer Method button: Lillian Harvey. Hazel Pro. Edith Wilson. Dg Llle Barton. Mildred Freakle. Elvla. Virginia Brlckell. Herman Betker. Ross Powell. Irene Haven. Alice An cey. Mary Waring. Grace Finn. Eve lyn Hall. Beverly Wygant, Delores t.i;uinger. Gladys PowelL Anna Ros- sel. Constance Smart, Martha Ber ger. Juanita Williams. aUn Wilk inson. Ruby Moreland. Gladys Pow ell. Opal Hill. Beulah Graham. Juan ita Williams. Gladys Miller. Delores Clevlnger. Mildred Btreakle. Marie Hitchcock. Moneta Williams. Wlnnl fred Richie. Cecil Paul. Margaret Pro. Eva Berger. Eula Peace. Mary Hurley. Clyde Maynard. Mildred Cooper. Harold Measor. Frances Graham. Delphlne Joaes. HOUSEHOLD SPECIALS To help reduce the high cott of Imnr. For Friday and Saturday special we offer PeppereU or Mohurk Sheetings. 9 4 Bleached or Brown, 81 Inches wide, the jard J()c Hack Towels, 16x33, tlriped border, each 25c Hnck Towelf, 19x42, striped border, each 25c Bed Spreads, six CCxZO, each fUS Bed Spresds, lit 70x80, each $2,4 B Bed 8preads, tix 72xM, each $2jS Bed Spreads, sixt 76x87, each JJ.75 Table Napkins, 18 in square, doxen flSS Table Napkins, 15 la mere exiled, doxen :-"-$2J2$ Table Napkins, 18 inches, mercerized, doxea $2 Table Napkins, 18 inches, mercerised, each $2.7$ Percales, 36 inches wide, yard 2$C, 25 C Oinhaxa, standard quality t 29c Z5c As these prices are in many cases below preient whole sale cost we reserre the right to limit quantities. ' GALE & GO. Commercial and Court Sis. Formerly Chicago Stcrt Cheaper Meat" Week It Not Applicable to Sedan The department of Justice has set aside the week beginning March 2. as "cheaper meat" week for all of Oregon. It urged by the authori ties that during this week only the cheaper portions of meat be pur chased. Harry Ievy. local retailer, of th Midget Market claims that the pro gram of buying cheaper rueat is tnesnt for the larger cities. The sales of the Pa lent markets, he says. are mostly confined to the lower priced cuts. He says that many times be has sold out all the beef steak and like kinds of meat and has had to sll the choice cuts for th prl-e of the cheaper meat. In many Instances it is a saving to ship the lesser price.! meals In ' from Port land on account of the wholesale demand here. He expressed the be lief that the "cheaper aaeat week can sot apply to Salens, as the Idea Is already la effect here, aad that the small demand for choice eats cecesal tales selling then for 10 to IS eenta a pound leea thaa the re tail price la Portland. According to the latest available statistics, there are I.S29.2SS mem bers of the Masonic order la the United States aad Canada. Horses, giraffes and ostriches have the largest eyes of land aalmals. aad cuttlefish of tea C reals res "Lazzniivo Br onto Qulnino Tablets" IZT DANDER1NE BEAUTIFY HAIR Girls! Have a mass of lonjj-, thick, gleamy hair ( 7t 9 W-k let "Dandarlna sav your hair and double Us beauty. You can have lots of long, thick, strong, lustrous hair. Don't let It stay llfelesa. thin. scraggly or fading. Hrlng back us color, vigor and vitality. Get a 35-cent bottle of delightful Danderlne, at any drag or tollt counter to freshen your scalp; check dandruff and falling hair. Your ha'r needs this stimulating tonic, then Its life, color, brightness and abundance will return Hurry! ROSTEIN & GREENBAUM Shoe Dry Goods and MiUinery Towels nice fancy Tnrkish Towels, pretty patterns. extra good Bedspreads, special good Takes, all large sizes, f 4 quality Hosiery, Black Cat Hosiery for Ladits and ChUdrea; also Sandow Bear Brand Hosiery for Boys Yarns, Minerra Yarns, beautiful shades, best caci. Corsets, R. & G. Pop alar Cartels Shoes that are guaranteed. Washington Shoes for o and boys. Mayer Shoes for ladies and children a MILLINERY . The best showing in this city. Nice hats at popclxx prices. Yea are in riled to risit this department 240 and 246 Commercial St. IK