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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 10, 1920)
THE OREGON ST4TESMANi SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1020. LOCAL CHURCHES TO BE IFflPROVED Benefit Is Expected as Result of Interchurch Conference Next Week 1 The Marion county conference of the Inter-church World movement trill pe held in tne rirst Congrega tional church on Friday, April 16. tbe Hrst session starting at 9:30 o'clock according to the committee from the ministerial association which has the local arransenients 1 for thj conference in charge. This is one of the conferences which will be held in every county in Oregon during the early part of April. According to the present ar iunemenis the conference will In clude representatives from each of the Protestant, churches of . the county associated with the Inter church World movement and any other church members or friends, of the churches who may wish to at tend. . The team of speakers who will have charge of this program at this conference were trained at a speak ers training conference which was held in Portland on Friday. March Follow the crowd to the Dreamland' Rink. Ladies skate 10c. Children's Day, Saturday, 23c. Rand music Saturday and Sunday Zv. They will have complete tier-, eontican equipment and will present the same slides that were used In the 'state pastors' conference in Port land ia March. At this conference, which Is an outgrowth of the state pastors' con ference, an organizaton will pe maae for financing and improving the lo cal churches and to mobilize tne Christian forces for their pari In thJ campaign to raise Oregon's quota of the budget' to be secured daring the united simultaneous campaign April 25 to May 2. To carry out this pro gram In its many details there will be set up a county church organi zation. This will be headed by county advisory committee, com posed of the pastor, a man and -wo man worker from each church In the county and chosen representatives of - the forward movements of each denomination. HOOSEJAVjGATilE . IS POSYPONED Weather 'Ccndltlcm Cuie llanag er Bishop to4 Defer Initial "Match , The baseball game ached tiled for tomorrow between the Senators tad the Moose Jaw team has been post voned until April 18. due to weather conditions. The ball park Is almost computed, two -tractor being ased BEAVERS GAIN ONE MORE GAME Portland Will Bring Home Three of First Four Games of Season ANOTHER SUPPLY EXTRA FINE QUALITY roinn 0 nam FROZEN ifiiO' 14 17c20c251b. CJbUL BUY HOME PRODUCTS - Mild Sugar Cure, Made by : VALLEY PACKING M, r U. S. Government Inspection, Salem, Oregon t THERE 13 NOTHINO EXPERIMENTAL: ABOUT THE GOODS OF THIS NEW LOG AL ENTERPRISE, AS THE CONCERN IS UNDER THE PERSONAL SUPERVISION OF MEN WHO KNOW HOW TO PACK AND CURE MEATS. AND TOGETHER WITH THEIB UNEQUALLED FACILITIES, ARE TURNING OUT A QUALITY OF MEATS "SECOND TO NONE" HAMS, (12 to 16 pounds) ......38c PICNICS, (5 to 8 pounds) .......i.-.-... .-- . - 25c BACON, (12 to 14 pounds) r 40c COTTAGES, (5 to 8 pounds) : -U ---32c These Goods Are All Fresh Guaranteed to Please You or Money Refunded ; GOOD QUALITY U. Si GOVERNMENT INSPECTED FRESH BEEF PLATE OR NECK SHOULDER POT BOILING ROASTS 14c 17c Salt Pork Fresh Liver Won Lost 3 3 3 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 3 3 3 Per cent .750 .730 .667 .33.1 .250 .50 Portland . . Vernon! Oakland . . . Seattle! Sacramento . . Los Angeles San Francisco Salt Lake . ... I - SALT LAKE CITY. April . i Bunched hits in the third inning netted three runs land gave Port land's Beavers a lead today which the Salt Lake Bees failed to over come and were defeited four to two Koehler. -Beaver catcher, scored home-run in the third with Uaisel on second.- Cox. Beaver right field' er .also hit heavily, aratherining in four in as many times at the bat. two of them being doubles. All Bee players except "Duke" Rellly. lert fielder, were weak at batting. - The Duke hit two singles in four times up. . R. H. E. Portland .. 4 11 I Salt Lake 2 7 0 Jones. Juney and Koehler; Brom ley; Relger and Jenkins. to get the ground iaio playing i shape. - I Tbe Moose Jaw club of the Can adlan Western league went through here Wednesday on the way to Eu gene, where it will work out for the Salem game. Manager Nick Williams had It of his players with him. and five more are dae- to arrive la sa fest any day. They will work ' oat with the Senators until the club com to Salem Saturday morn in;. April 17. Sunday there wjll be .a practice time at th park. Manager UL.aop aays. and everyone interested la the pott Is Incited out to root fir the hvme team. There will h- no ad- n.tsiion chart c. ( QUICK RELIEF . FR0M1WA1H Get Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets That la the Joyful cry of rince Dr. -Edward produced Olive Tablets, the aubtute lor calomel No griping results - from, these .pleasant Utile tablets. They cause the Hver and bowels to act normally. Ttiey never force them to, unnatural action. Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are a soothing, healing. TCfitabte compound mixed with olive oiL . v I If you hare a bad taste, bad breath, feel dull, tired, axe constipated or fcUious, youfll and quick and sure re S from Dr. Edwards tittle Olive Tablet at bedtime. lOo and 23c a box. l lidtey Motor Co. Douglas County Timber to Be Accurately Evaluated , PORTLAND. April S. Instead of a slipshod valuation being placed on, the standing timber et Douglas eounty. as Is aliased to have been the case In past tears, a thorough cruise of ail the standing timber la the county Is being made and the valuation will be based on this cruise, according to Information re eelved by Secretary Quayle of the state chamber of commerce from County Assessor F. L. Calkins of Dougla county today: This plan for TUlag the valuation of timber for taxation purposes la causing con siderable excitement among owners of timber lands in that county. To gtve the owners an opportunity to BULLETIN S2H Just Racedrad A Carload the Lubricant That Resist Heat PUca Tour Order For Your OQj and Qretxet Prices on tha k&rs FOR PS ON FARM TRACTORS "V alley Motor Co. be heard before the valuation fin ally Is placed on the assessor's rec ords a meeting of ail interested tlm- bermes has been called for Taara day, April ti. In the court house ta Roscburg. 1 ; ...24c 10c MARKET COURT AND LIBERTY STREETS PHONE 1523, Salem, Oregon ALL KIITDS FRESH AND CURED MEATS, LARD, -SAUSAGES,"ETC: , AXGKLH 13 OAKS 1 )S ANpELES, April . The Los Angeles team won from Oakland. 13 to 1. it being the first victory of tne season for the Angels. Kremer was knocked out of the box in the fifth when Los Angeles scored six runs on eight hits, including one triple and two baggers. R. H. E. Oakland ..... . 1 7 i f Los Angeles 13 18 1 Kremer. Gear in and Mltxe. Spell- man; Perttca ana sassier, uanno-1 imey. ; r ; ... ! TIGERS 5 SEALS 2 w SAN FRANCISCO. Calif.. April 9. I Tbe Vernon Tigers again defeated the San Francisco Seals today 5 to The players floundered around in a sea of mud.- The southerners outplayed .the seals in every depart ment. The Seals had several oppor tunities of scoring after the fourth inning, but failed In the pinches. R. H. C Vernon .. 5 9 1 San Francisco 2 S 1 Mitchell. BeJI and Devormer: Cole. Lewis. McQuald. Conch and An- f lnson. .CR.MEXTO GA3IK OFF SEATTLE. Wash- April Sac-1 ramento game postponed wet grounds. ' filRS. trNAUGHT IS CANDIDATE Portland Woman Wants to go to Democratic National Conrentzon Alice M. McXaught yesterday filed with the secretary of state as a can didate for delegate to the national Democratic convention. Her slogen l Is: "Democracy, which Is the hon est sentiment of the masses." Her nlatform reads as follows:- I believe that women . shoum i have equal rights and privileges with men. socially and politically In all affairs of the nation aad state. I am first, last and always a Dem ocrat. I believe in democracy in the fullest sense of the word. I am for the league of nations. I am for the great seething mass of employed men and women not as expressed thronah their leaders, always, but for the rank, and file, of wnich I am one. I endorse President . w iison and hts policies during the world wr. Lastly, nrge square deal for ex-service men." Other candidacies filed yesterday were: .. i W. S. Levens. Baker, for Demo cratic nomination for, district attor ney for Baker county. Philip Hammond. Oregon City, tor Republican nomination for represen tative la the legislature from the 16th district. n Jay Upton. Prineville. for Repub lican nomination for state senator from the 17th senatorial district, n. x. Herrin. Portlands for R nublican nomination for represents- m from the 18th district. ' T. S. McKInney. Lakevlewf. for Re publican nomination for district at torney for Lake county. W. A. Daixlel, deputy state sealer of velphts and measures was In Pott- Knd vpst?rdar attending to some business matters. The Stateman's Classifier Ads, Trj RtzzlW THE SITUATION The Necessity of. Conservation There exlits today cn the Pacific Coast an actite shortage tf gasolhe. As this Company has pointed ont on several occasions, the condition it dnt to insufficient prodoction of crude oil and;a greittr enrtaxed ccssssrptiaa ci fasoline by industry and by owners of jleascre cars. . Gasoline u a rital factor in the life of the wmmxmity, indastrially and tOhcnrue, and it is of the gTeatext importance, at this junctsfe, that it be used with the ntmoit discretion, that essential irqnirements may be supplied. i i , . . . . present b by no means the season of maximum demand, which ter in the year. The condition, therefore, is likely t be contxsami; The comes later in tne year, rajher than transitory. Responsibility for meeting the situation does not rest solely upon the oil . industry. The public also has a serious duty in the-matter. On its part, the Standard Oil Company is straining its resources and erf an ration to increase the supply of gasoline. In the field it it working for the production of crude oiL In the refinery it is working for the maximum production of gasoline from the crude oil and it is spending large iums of money on equipment for new processes, of its own discovery and de velopment, whereby a still greater yield of gasoline will be obtained. The point already has been reached where gasoline must be conserved . most carefully. That is a duty of the public In consumption of this product, essential industries must necessarily come first pleasure utilization there after. Already the Company has taken steps toward protecting the supply tor the vital needs of industry which, if lessened, would affect the business life of the community. There is now the danger of a curtailment of supply to non-essentials such as pleasure cars. The assistance of the public, therefore, is imperative. Until lately, gaso line has been abundant, and its lavish and extravagant use has been pos sible. That time is past Bay as little gasoline as possible. f Use what you must Yaste none. STANDARD OlCtCOMPANY (CALIFORNIA) 1 H j