The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, June 08, 1920, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTTTE OREGON STATESMAN: Tl rlAY. JIWK , tVO. LADD & BUSH, Established General Backing Busuiew Office lloun from 10 a. m. to 3 SJke Gasoline of Qualify E. H. CAMPBELL, Special Agent, It SUGAR SAVE YOUR SLIPS , To the one making the largest amount of pur chases from June 4 to June 30th, will receive ab solutely free one sack of ' f SUGAR PiOPLE'S CASH STORE ; iW illf III ill llfiFJiiPS mSl MoanUio ! 1 1 ip 1 1 ft ' 1 MlB? WfUEl ft !! :: CANADIAN PACIFIC FOUR TRANS-CONTlNK.VrAL TRAINS DAILY Take the "Wonderful Way" to thc-East through the Canadian Pacific Rockic3 ALASKA By the "Princess Line' -Steamers TrainsSteamers Hotels AH Canadian Pacific Standard None Setter For rates and'other information apply to K. E. I'KNN General.. A gent. r.-isenj?er Department 5.', THIRD STHEET, Ii.)JTIi.Xlf DltEGON PACIFIC tmimoJ BANKERS 1868 p. tk. Every drop powder-full Red Crown" is all-refinery gasoline with full power in every drop. It is made to meet the requirements of your engine. "Red Crown" has the full and continuous chain of boiling points necessary for ready starting, quick and smooth acceleration, steady dependable power and long mileage. Look for the "Red Crown" sign be fore you fill. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) EZ3 C'l wmm m 23 im in r i r Standard Oil Company, Salem, Ore. PLAYGROUND IS NOT APPROVED City Council Kills Move Simeral Protest Is Indefi nitely Postponed The public ratk committee Iat j niphi reported favorably on Ihe bill which i? before the rity council fr the purchasing of certain property for the purpose of establishing a children's playgrounds. Hut whn a motion was made to have the ordi nance committer instructed to draw tip an ordinance calling for the pu--chare of the ground, the council vot ed !. (Kwn. The Uotary clu'i ha agreed equip the grounds completely if th city will huy the land, but the mem bers of the council who voted no. seem lo think that the expense of purchasing the property Is too mu h for the -city to undertake. A remonstrance against the re moval of the street car track on North Summer street was received by the council from over a hundred persens who reside In that vicinity and was placed on file. Numerous street, alley and sidewalk Improve ment petitions and bills were re ceived by the council. All of the pe titions were ferred to the street or sidewalk committee and the im provement bills were all adopted iv the council. A bill calling for an extension of a spur track across the old Turner road to be built by the Standard Oil company caine tip lor the third reading and the application was grantel. A communication from I.. J. Simeral. defeated caudiaate for city councilman from ward 1 in th election h?ld May 21. protesting the election of H. II. Vandervort. his suc cessful rival. Mr. Simeral alleged in a letter that Vandervort bad circu lated a petition calling for a term of office for two year and that after getting a sufficient number of sign ers, he had changed the petition read a four-year term. The council voted to receive the communication and then indefinitely postpone action on it. Councilman Volk introduced a pe tition t ) amend the ordinance on speeding. The ordinance as it now stands says that a person can be fined from 15 to $50 for the first offense and from $50 to $l"u for vthe second offense. The amendment calls for the imprisonment of the of fender as well as a fine. The coun cil voted lo refer the petition lo the ordinance committee. The bill fixing the salary of the chief of police was read for the third time and it was voted that he would receive the benefit of the lncrea.se from JlTtMi to 11800 a year from X!ay 21. 1820. A sidewalk ordinance was adopted by the council calling for a fine or Imprisonment of any person who has ! started improvements on a sidewalk which does not conform with the grading of the street on which it is located. 10 days after being notified to improve the sidewalk by the street committee. The committee passed a motion to allow Fire Chief Mutton railway e?enses to Is Angeles and back, to attend the Tacific Coat Fir? Chiefs' convention., which will be held in that city some time this summer. More Statements Filed By Recent Candidates The biggest items of campaign ex pense that were reported to Secre tary of State Kozer were those or T. R. Xeuhausen. a chairman of Iho Stanfield for Senator committee, and Leon It. Haketel. as treasurer of the Sweeney for congress campaign committee, who reported expendi tures br those organizations ' of J1S30.S and $1236.44 respectively. Harvey G. Starkweather, who was a candidate for the Itemocratic nom ination for United States senator against George K. Chamberlain, spent personally f69.74. aecoidliig to his statement. Owen F. Jones of SocA Pretty Waves and Curls In Three Hours! Hav ,u trifl liquid silmer irtc '. 11" nt. by all nu;nn ! o. Within thnr i'ours .n ran hnv.- jimt lb ! v i-t uil. m ii: Th.- will riar .n iwrrlfctly mi turn I nnl you will b- nur prind how lor-if Ini-.v will last. Wh.ri h.t I. air in ronihrH out ii will h- ht-.tu-tifi'Uv flulfy. Siliixritir i-li ".ul. I applied with a f!n I'mih brush l.rforr tirii: iii U hair. It may !. u bt-for r-tirinit if nf-rrt-l. A If oun.n of tht iiiii'l from juiir tlruut; it will lat many wtcks. This will !. ..- found to b.- a Kl.n'l:il drciisinK. ki--iint: th bair oft an. I i:ok) Ii i ,ntr.-l rarnil-. .f rt..jrj-. aul id rn-uli.r utit-ky n-.r Krranv LAST DAY "ANNE OF GREEN GABLES" Wed. Thur. 0 ' I C0NSTANC I ALrt ADC Z 2 AUOTI NAHC" YE LIBERTY rl Maker, tinsnrcesful candidate for i ihe Hepnblicaii tngr floral nomin ation in the te-ond district aualnrt X. J. Sinno't. reports thai the cam paisn cost hm pronally ITr.tf.... while S I'.. I'aer. treasurer for Ihe .lone' for congress club, nhnws that the cluii spent $11? in Mr. JoneV half. A Ihe siit-cexfful candidate Tor the Republican nomination for pub lic service commission t for th western Oregon ;itrict. Fred I I'.uchtel was out persnally $..22. b". and II. II. .irey. suc-essful capl -d:ite fr ilu Republican nominal ion for public wrv ice ommisloner ihe eaftern Oregon disttict. sp.nt $r.l7 SI from his private purse. Walter II. Kvans, as a candidate for the Republican nomination for diftiict attorney lu Multnomah coun ty. sHnt $310. 0hr statements filed were: C.. Y. Harry. Portland, candidate for delegate to the Democratic na tional conventi-jn. state at Img. $26 !... A. F. Kle3el. Portland, candidate fr delegate to the IVmoeiatie na tional convention, state at large. 115. John K. Kollock. Portland, candi date for delegate to the Republican national convention. Ftale ct large. $:.4.I5. N. C Maris. Portland, candidate for delegate to the Republican na tional cnvent'on. state at large. Harvey ft. Stai kweal h?r. Portlan 1. expenditure to place the name d William Gibbs McAdt i on the ballots of the Democratic partv for the office of President of the I'trited Stales. $7 20. K. T. Iledlund. Portland, candidate for the Democratic nomination for presidential e)ectrr. nothing. Walter P. Dicky. Portland, con tribution to the Stanfield for sena tor committee in behalf of the candi dacy of Robert N. Stanfield for the office tr I'nited States senator. $;0. Chat lea T. Early. Portland, con tribution to ihe Stanield for senator committee in U half of the canuidary or RoUrt X. Stanfield for the orfke .f I'nited States senator. $..00. D. R. Parker. Condon, candidate for Ihe Republican nomination for circuit J;idse. Ilih district. $T.n. . II. Dunn, chairman or uie ien ii U campaign committee. einillture in l-balf of the candidacy of W. 11. Iennls. Tor th office of slate sen ator. 21th district. Republican. $ofi.oi. Thomas F. Ryan. Orcson City, can didate for thcu Republican nomina lioi for tate senator. 12th district. $ i :..:. David D. IkH)ney. eJfferson. candi date for the Republican nomination for state representative, firht dis trict. tlS.RO. A. K. Wrightman. Silverton. can .liuate for the Republican nomina tion for state representative, first district. $61.30. Robert S. Acheson. Shedd. candi date for the Republican nomination for state representative, seventh dis trict. $i.s:. D. K. Fletcher. Independence, candidate for the Republican nom ination for state repreentatlve. 12.h district. $:2.3S. W. W. Lunger, lfayette. candi date for the Republican nomination for state representative. 12th dis trict. $2i.Ci. J. M. Crawford. Dundee, candidate for the Republican nomination for state representative. 13th district. $3.87. C M. I ji Follett. Amity, candidate for tb Republican nomination for Ftale representative. 13th district. $66.:. FI. W. Hartlett. Kstacada. candi date for the Republican nomination for hiate representative. 1 fit h district $59.50. Arthur R. Carlon. Portland, can didate for the Republican nomina tion for state representative, lvh district. $32.15. II. P. Arncst. Portland, candiila'1 for the Republican nomination for state representative. 1Mb district. $79. SS6. John C. McCue. Portland, candi date for the Republican nomination lor t.tai. representative. 1Mb dis trict. $73. KS. Knoch K. Mathison. Astoria, can didate for the Republican nomina tion for stale repreentatle. l!Mh district. J7.55. S. A. Miller. Milton, candidal.- for Ihe Republican nomination for hta'e representative. 2 3rd district. $37. t: I. J. T. Uieuallen. Adams, candidate for the lemoeratie nomination for stjl representative. 2::rd ditri-'-$10. F. I.. Hubbard. Raker, candidate for the Republican nomination for state repres-'ntative. 2ih distri . $lo:30. Mrs CeTge W. McMath. Portland, contribution In behalf of tit. wom.r's division of tbi Republican uuiiontl co tmn it !. $5:;s.CI. Sam A. Kozer. Saletn. t anlil.ie for I lie Kepublicaii limn mat ion f'"" wcreiary of rtate of th.. tal of !'- C. S. llenMiii. P.nd. candidate H." the RiTiublican noriiiii.ili.il lr li.- Irlcl attornev for Drscbnt--i county. $31.73. John II. Carn. Salem, candidal for the Republican tiim'n.iiuii fof district attorney for Marion county $ni. K. Lotbard McOure. Mar-bfi.bl I candidate fur the It -publicjin nomi natin for district allot n" for Coos county. $226. 75. ;orge S Sixemore. Iturns. candi date for the liemocrat ic nominaii'iti for district attorney lor Ham ) county. 1 1.'.2. R. I..Kalor. PendU-ton. candidal for the Uepubiiran nominal ion for district altorti.-y fr I matilla couii l, $1 ;.? 1. t . I., higiiian. treasurer 'if lh Johnston club, expenditure in b'hl of the ranoidacy of Clyd- N. John ston for lb- if(ira f illlri I afloi- ney for lane county. $ Hi.mi John A. Jeffrey. Portland for Ihe Democratic nomination for district attorney for Multnomah rounly. $20 Alfred K. Clawson. Joseph, candi date for the Republican nom:natl rt for district attorney for 'Wallowa county. $(f.i:. Al Waugb. Toledo, candidal for delegate to th Democratic national convention, first district. $7.42. M. 7.. Ifcmnell. The Dalles, candi "I nallnnil nnnllnn tiynnd district - . not hiii Clarence R. I! ilrhkiss. Portlan i candidate for the Republican nom ination for presidential eN-ctor. $20 I ;UF.K!N l ir:. SALT LAKR CHY. Jun 5 -Nick fiblUalo and Sieve M.idlrh. Dalnia tians recently convicted of tbe mur der of M trVo Uiu. ii.-r Salt Ike City twlya were sentenced to datb Aucust 2. the lint anniversary of the i rime. J llS ..1 RDKRFD. HONOI.I LI". T. I!.. June 7. S. v cial bun. in d Japan s-. including women and children, were t.iurnen i Ly tbt IUlhik.l la th- atiaK on, Xikolaevsk. Slberh. Jdarch.12. lb. -i Jar.'fiM war offhe announce. a-S rontipg to a Tokio cable received to i day by Xii-pu JiJ'. JapaneJ laniiake i newspap-r lore. The tu oftlc-j statement said the murders were ; ton firmed by the evidence of Ita ! cian witney.. Japanese eommandrr Major Mik aye defende I the consulate with a few troops, and allhouzh greatly outnuniln-red. held for five da) tcainst the attack. th tatem n' cotillntieil. The Japanese then burne I the buirjing. destroying the locu ments and the t oiiimamler coin mil ted suicide, th report slid. Xo Japant-M wete lft in Xikolae vsk. REVEUTIONS OF A WIFE i i i The Story of a Honeymoon A Wonderful Romance of Harried (iARRISOV (Owing to lack of tparc. !.' dal'y storv "Itevelation f a if-' i omitted from this I sue and will ap- j pear tomorrow . usual.) AMERICAN LEAGUE At New York- R. II. K Philadelphia 1 ' New York - 12 Nay lor jnJ P-rkin: 12'iinn and Hannah. Second game: It. II K Philadelphia n ' NVw Y' rk 5 II " Harris and Mjatt. Perkins; Col 1 1 n.s. Sfiamkcy and LimI. At Chicago - R. II i: lMroit ; a 1 1 Chicago !l H ?. leonard. Ayers. Alten and Wood all: Pfelfer and S halk. Itrmlftml I nfort uiute . O. X. Hradford. Route C. report'.! to the police yesterday that he had lost a license plate and the rear Ilgnt off his automobile while driving down the etreets sometime SaSurdjy night. Only Oiw I J cox- I'Ltlc The )ollce were notified yesterday that an automobil. bearing iitcnc Xo. S7fi was operating wiiti only one license plate. The police found tint the car is Ihe property of Fred II. Thompson- iZ North Summer street. Aft mom cmtRknoNr irwtlwk erf COMPOUND COPAIBA and CUBE&S AT YOUH DRUCCtST TO-DAY CHAS. CHAPLIN and MABEL NORMAND MARIA DRESSLER in MACK SENNETT'S Oreatest Rroduction I '" V' i) IB c;Bear this in Mind" says the GckxI Judge You not only rt com- plotc tobacco sattsfac tlon from a lirtlc oi the Real Tobacco Chew But it costs you less. The rich tobacco taste lasts so much longer . than the old kind you don't have to have a fresh chew nearly often. Any man who uses tho Real Tobacco Chew will tell you that. Put up in gw? styles RIGHT CUT is a short V-B CUT is c lo) SALEM and ALBANY I Retailers at Wholesale Prices Phone C 0. D. Orders 198 or 186 All orders oyer $1.00 Delivered Free No. 5 Pure Lard - $1.20 No. 10 Pure Lard $2.38 (Thii lard put up by Valley Packing Co.) No. 5 Rex Lard $1.25 No. 10 Rex Lard - $2.45 2 cam Standard Tomatoes 25c 2 cans Del Monte Tomatoei .35c 16 bars Royal Wbite Soap $1.00 Large Citrus Wash Powder 30c 2 cans Rex Lye 23c 3 Bottles Blueing : 25c 2 Fancy Corn 35c 2 Standard Peas ' .27c 5 pounds Maple Karo .....87c 10 pounds Maple Karo $1.68 1 gallon Tea Garden Syrup $2.50 ' gallon Tea Garden Syrup $1.30 Libby Milk, large can 12c Libby Milk, 2 large cans 23c Libby Milk, 12 large cans $1.38 Libby Milk, 48 large cans $5.50 1 pound Royal Club Coffee 49c 3 pounds Royal Club, per pound 4Sc 1 pound Hills' Bros. Red Can 53c 1 lb. Power Coffee 43c 1 pound Fancy Bulk Coffee 3Sc 3 pounds Fancy Bulk Coffee ..$1.05 5 pounds Fancy Bulk Coffee, per pound ; 30c 10 pounds Fancy Bulk Coffee, per pound 28c Nut Margarine, pound 35c Lipton's Tea, 1 - pound 39c 1 pound Lipton's Tea 76c Diamond C Flour $2.75 Pacific Hard Wheat $2.93 We have a supply of iugar and will sell By The Sack - f - cut tobacco a Ion fine-cut tobacco A date for delcagte to the Republican XciiX THEATRE S&S