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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1920)
Titrc onncox rtatt-smax: mi nnow. it. ivxk PORTLAND JUDGE PRODS UP SAtEM Declares It Is Civic Doty for Citizens toa Use Cars for Shriners Judge Oeorpet W. Slapleton of Portland ppoke to the Salem Rotary club at their noon luncheon Wed-' nesday. giving a detailed, accoant of the Shrine tiwllnjr jn Portland next we-k.- Salem product were almost directly resjoniUe for the Shrine deciding to come to Portland in 1920. At the meeting In the east one year ago the Portland delegatioa served The" and Oregon waa de cided upon an the next meeting place for the Shriners. Judge Stapleton stated among a Rreat many other things that there would come to Portland ST Shrine patrols, !( mounted patrol-. 11 dtuui corps, two jazz hand. 19 chanter organization. 73 visitine bunds and four lucal band. Thero will W 4 3 sMciul traitia cofnin and armit tnany other feat nres loo uumeioii.- to mention. He stated that very available car in Port land was t ln In use Shrine wrfk to fcho the visitors around Port land ami vicinity. Many of thee on Salem day. June 22. Judge Stapleton said he support U that every man In Salem who own a car ha offered it to the Sait-ai Commercial club to bring Khriner to Salem on that date. He wa told thai the response was very slow berje. That many of the Saiem bui re men were not Komg to donate their cars because they couldn't af ford to leave their business and go. Judge Stapleton Mated that he was surprised that there could be a man who would refuse to olfer his car for use on that date. "What do you suppose we got the Shrine here for?" he atked. "What IT'S MORE THAN WE EXPECTED Marshall Keilan mm ineKiversima James Oliver Curwood "y' A romance of Cod's Coaatry YE LIBERTY NOW COME EARLY L. do you suppose we raised fiver S2rt.- for? 1 will tell jmt. We want ed to advert it Oregon among the MHp!e of the I'nitfd Staler who m i I tnronie resident and investor in Oregon, once they know what theie Is here for them to investiti and en joy. They have read advertisement and listened to lecture, but tby have to be shown. The be.t way to show them U to bring them to the Willamette valley in ynur automo biles. Then they will see the coun try and will come back and send others." The following resolution was passed by the Salem Kotary cltib. '"He it hereby reo!red. That th Salem Uotary club urges the bn:d ness houses to remain open on June 23. but that every buines man should take hU car and go down to Portland and bring a lotid of Shrin ers to Salem, and that every buine4 man allow anyone In his employ who owns a car to take that car to Port land for the same punfe." Suppose the- force Is crippled. Can't you afford to cripple your force for one day for the Rood of your town and community? Suppose some one does have to wait a few minutes lo be waited opon? Let them wait. They will andtrstand why they are delayed. They will appreciate the fact th-t you are working to make this a bigger, bet ter place to live in and that you are trying to build up Salem and Ore gon and not living for the few dol lars yen can accumulate. It i far better to live for others than for self for the selfish DonIe of this earth leave very few to mourn their aeparture. Wonldn t you prefer to be known as a public rpirited man than to be known as a narrow mon ey chaser. The Salem Rotary club urges ev ery business man to donate his car on June 22 and to allow his em ployes to donate their cars on that u-ie ana aiso io get as many owners of cars mot in husin. also to list their cars with the Salem Commer cial club. Call no 22 and leave your name and the Commercial cluo will make reservations for a place for yon to sleep on the nights or Jane 22 and 23 and al-o a place to keep your can safe. r 0 "Red Crown" is all-refinery gasolinewith full power m every drop. , It is made to meet the requirements of your engine, f - Red Crown" has the and continuous chain of boning points necessary ready starting, quick smooth acceleration. steady dependable power long mileage. Look for "Red Crown" sign be- you 3. vjs-rr- i fun V - '' STANDARD OH. COMPANY f.a t-j 1 l.j t ' i i i ri n Vr-i '.r F"t rr n J n 1 1 r-i " ri " Die Gasoline of Qualify JL H. CAMPBELL, Special Agent, Standard Oil Company, Salem, Ore North Bend Lumber Plant Ceases Work NORTH REND. Or.. June 16. It was announced here today that owing - to uncertain market condi tion and the recent slackenjng op in the demand for luml-er that the plant of the Bar Park Lumber com pany of this city, will suspend op erations within a few days for an indefinite period. Manager I. F. Falken.teln who returned recently from a trip through California in, the Interests of the firm, reported that the principal lumber centers of the state were over supplied with all varieties of lumber except sprue. tor which a limited demand existed. ChaTles K. Hudson, manager of the North P.end Mill and Lumber com pany: Henry Rnehner. manager of thetaehiier Lumber company and several other representatives from other; mills throughout this section are at the present time visiting th principal haying centers or Califor nia and the middle we-jt in an effort to ficd a market for their product and keep their plants in operation. In Korea it is etiquette for a man to' ignore his wife it they chance to meet on the street. How about hl3 sweetheart? s Acred heart, , HAS EXERCISES Institution Closes , Fifty-Seventh Year With Commence ment Program The auditorium of the Salem hich high school was well filled l.tft nUbt by an interested crowd V-nt upon enjoying-the commencement eierrinen of Stered Heart academy at the rloe of its 07th year as a part of Salem' educational system. The first number presented was a little "Morality play" in which the young girl just budding Into woman hood has a difficult time In cboooing the path to follow In order to realize her day dreams, and who. after de ciding to follow Idlenejr" and '"Pleasure." found in s short time she was not satisfied to be the constant companion of Discontent." and "failure" and was glad to return and Join In with "work." "joy." and "love. It was a very pretty alle gory, in which the young women par ticipants acquitted themselves splen didly. Miss May Lehold rendeted a harp solo very creditably and the same youns woman, with Miss Mary Fieb. er. gave a piano duet that brought high praise. Miss Lena Hnckesteln demonstrat ed a wonderful command of the pi ano in the playing of a difficult se lection with her left hand alone. Th crowning musical event of the evening was a cantata. '"Saint Mary Magdalene," carried by the senior choral class, with Misses Leotta Noud. V Viola Finney. Rosella Ryan and Gladys IdmeW as soloist Diplomas were bestowed on Miss Mary Ruth Dougherty and Mlsa Flo rence Virginia Make as graduates in th- l-atln coarse; and upon Misses U!y May Rlake. Mary Ann Fieber. Ixna F.Ktelie Hnckesteln and Flo rence Klizabeth Kleeman. graduates in the modern Iancnage courm. The degrees were conferred by the Rev. L. Iwrou'n .assistant pastor of St. Joseph's church .who also deliv ered the address to the graduates, which was an eloquent and earnest plea for a Christian education, for the inculcation of the ideas of obed ience to lawful authority, loyalty to the nation and its government and the protection of the youth of the land from harmful Influences, either through teaching, example, bad read ing or Immoral plays. The front of the stage was banked with flowers, principally" fine roses, brought In generous hornets by the friends and admirers of the graduates. in the old Russian forces, hx Ix-eni (isms ild and new tartics in ever -J la ting weariug aed hammering !rl- Ills cavalry i ell rnnlurr id hi infantry. ' KUv now is in RoUhevik hand, lui the Pw; a sat It is f.-rtup not l.t foiever. aad the front lBt bark and fotta fiot.i dav to day. Hudenav's cavalty consists en tirely of trak turn, and it is said arb in iil have served at leat wo )ar in tLe old Russian moHnied lorce. Keturmnt Amrfcans say that the leader or raoiatn of Itudenny's d taclimtnift wears a re J shirt and leads the cavalry charge, followed oey bv lieutenants wearing white hort.. ThM cntea the drove of lia lenn)' men wearing khlrts of all ro.'ors. wit a the exception of red or white. A far as known lludenay Is cloi-e bv. Read the Classified Ads. Clackamas County Man - mt 1 l - tlx ueeomes Hob Leader .ut ur. tiiM- du-rt.. - I oa fltv St sf IW t-. mr. i. 1!. t'alavsn. t upettniertrni ui , gatr4 la Ik mm for U;i' scloa.i in I'tacluMas eoasiy. w! strU iSMl4tiul risk wrk. sad V Is -tenia, appointed by J. I!. Ct"i'b- J said la eaoy lka roa'Uesw. of ftl ill. tae apnaiendetit. a claw kr r.ar swtset Iae4ei, FRIDAY SATURDAY CLORA SWANSON. lUr of Kale and Ttrzxlt and Why Change Your Waif, ia -SHirTlNO SAKD3" and HIPPODROME VAUDEVILLE Lart Day Todty MiUhflJ Levis 1 t r Picturesque Warfare Takes Place in Poland WARSAW. June ic. Picturesque warfare, strikingly similar to that of the days when the cavalier was si pieme. Is Veins carried on In the wild district outhwet of Kiev, where the Poles are fighting the Rus sian Itolshcvlk forces, who are en deavoring to re rain the territory lost during the recent offensive by th- Poles and Ukrainians. It is chief! a combat tetween polish lancers and Rol&bevik Cosacks. . Raids by the troops of General Rndensy, the Ilolhevk , cavalry leader, to Ireak the rizht wing of the Poles protecting the KIr com munications becsn several weeks yiro. itudenny. wbo was a 'general TIME TELLING IO -One Reason for Modern Efficiency THROUGH THE AGES SALEM , Retailers at Wholesale Price THURSDAY AND Libhy Milkf large cans, dozen... 5 pounds Rex Pure: Lard........... Monopole Cane and Maple 'Syrup gallon. Tea Garden Syrup, gallon ,No. ID Karo cane and maple .No. 10 Amber Karo No. 10 Crystal White Karo ..... Salad and Cooking Oil in hulk, .gallon..... (Bring Container for oil) Snow1 Drift Flour...... Fancy Blend Bulk Coffee, 3 pounds.:. ..... 16 bars Swift's White Soap -t- Large package Armour's Oats Cream of Wheat, package sJell 0' 2 packages..... Fresh Crisp Graham Crackers, pound..... Phone C 0. D. Orders 186-198 J I I 1 I , - , I ALBANY ; . . ), " ' ' 1 ' :'" ' . " FRIDAY yjM -2.93 I I'MpfvM st -'.;v Y?JbL Hi $1.25 TTlhHt. ;vj'r $1.27 -v.k y-vm&Y&WAi $1.93 ; CWzJigtyK? & A ' l . J 'if- -. J ....... ' . ' 1 .$3.40 ....93c .$1.00 ....36c ...:30 c ...-31c ...22c rVrauMM f SaSf. U. lagmstl Br. yv : , Gvilization is the rrodnct of co-operation and co-operation dererds tapon the ability to tell time. The cave man rotmtcd his trtr.e by da but we count ours by seconds and parts of a second. Abolish tune-tel!icf and civilization would drop to pieces. The twentieth century runs by clxk . work. It is the clock upon every wall and the watch in every pocket which make' the parts of our complicated civilization work together and keep mankind efheicnt. This picture shows one corccr of a s:ng!e American invtitBtim which has prococcd over sixty million watches in the last twenty-cte years. Dresses For The Street rat Wph 'iP iiiln These are Gingham Wash Drtutt made up In some most pretty patterns and of ma terials that will not fade cr lose their new appearance. v They are made by manufacturers who understand the likes of discriainalisg women. Erery pattern will please you. Nothing that Salem women could select would be more comfortable, nor gire as dressy appearance in the hot summer days, than these pretty gingham dresses. Our Prices Always The Lovcett GALE & CO. Court and Commercial Streets . Formerly Chicago Store HOPE MUSLIN " 35c YARD LONSDALE MUSLIN 39c YARD a nation-wide INSTITUTION 297 Stores t The'J. C. Penny Co. APRON GINGHAM 25c YARD ' TABLE OIL CLOTH 43e YARD The Real Guide to Righi Prices Actual Price Comparison is the real Test When our Article, the first question is: "Is the price below the J, they let it strictly alone. Customers see an ADcriag CPe'nneyCor If it isn't WWORKMJItT CHEVIOT SKIRTINGS FACE TOWELS Khaki $3 03' I t Stit and dark Celt a 2 Khaki Riding Bitches. . .$3.93 59c. C3c. Jl.43 each lk1&::::;;:;::;J93 outing flannel Khaki-Hiking Suit of Exctl- 33c yard BATH TOWELS lent quality khaki Colored ouUnf. heary weight eo on N1 Pattenu White Bath TtrtrtU C3c ari 331 C5c each i""" "" Taney, Bath Towtlj SHEETING PERCALES c and ju aKS5::.aajt tt:. table un en .Msh....oscuJ3yd. BED SPREADS Ht. IQc, Sic tad 43c Yird " "hg?" eEtgSS CRASH TOWELING " ,nii ,23c, lie td e Yrd JUS la h) ioxn ii) n I n cAKNjatiori'ivictc Institution. onxrrr the entoe family