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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 27, 1920)
TOE OREGON STATES AS I SUNDAY. -irXE 27. 120. CAMP GROUNDS HAVE APPEAL Tourists Like Location Better Than Others Found in Their Travels "We have found only two camps," said T. G. Albert. superintendent at the city camping ground yesterday In quoting some camper, "that com parts - with the Salem camping grounds. They are at Boise. Ida., and Ashland. Or." "The Hoise camp groundslon linued Mr. Albert. "Is sufmor to the Salem grounds because it is bet- prune orchard a mile out from the ter equipped electrically. nroviding electrical appliances for the heat ing of water. This , is possible be cause of the existence of a hup dam and water site in that city." However, according to Mr. Albert, the campers agree that the Salem grounds are larger and more cen trally located. Somehow they find an atmosphere here not found in oth-r citieK. It is an atmosphere that they all like. Climate, sur roundings, the people and business opportunities have been conceded in be good in Salem and as a result many have purchased property in Sa lem. Mr. Albert reports that M. A. Hill of Northwest, Kas., has purchased a ho u .-e atid lot on North Capitol street. W. V. Miles has bought a five-acre AUCTION SALE Tuesday, June 29, 1920 : 1:30 p. m., jitkt east of 25th street on Turner Road. Take Slate street car line VI mile to place , I cow, 5 years did, will freshen October 5, giving about 4 ?allon per day; 1 cow giving l gallons, will freshen October 15; lpony, good and gentle; one 1 -horse corn planter; 2 Sele Carter Wagons; 1 Oliver plow; 1 single harness; 1 double har .nex8; 1 5-shovel cultivator; 70 head White Leghorn hens, 1 year old; 60good sacks; 2 loads of Wood ; 1 good hand feed cutter; 1 good corn sheller; 1 oil tove,2 burner Perfection; 1 shovel; 3 hoes; 1 good double bitted ax; 1 range; 1 heater; 1 dinin? table; 1 kitchen treasure; 1 center table 6 dining chairs; C rocker chairs; 2 white iron bedsteads; springs and mattress; 1 white wooden bedstead with box mattress; 1 sanitary coucn with mattress; 1 12-dezen egg carrier; 12 dozen fruit jars; 6 cans of mince meat; 4 lamps; 1 lantern; granite pans and all dishes: 1 tub; 3 crocks; 2 jugs; one hay rake; one McCormiek mower ; one disc cultivator ; one tongueless cultivator ; one cart ; one broadcast seeder; one 18-inch sulkey plow; one good single seated buggv, and other" articles too numerous to mention." TERMS CASH P. J. Darby OWNER Phone 791J3 Geo. Satterlee, AUCTIONEER Phone 1177 end of the car "a on Twelfth street. He owns a 1 Co-acre wheat farm near Makay. 14a.. which he has leaned out. He hat also purchased a home a couple of blocks from the capitol building o Court stret. Mr. Miles was so Well pleaded with the buixi opportunity in Salem that he deciJed to rtnaln here rath er than return to Idaho. He is to remain, here and help harvest the cherry etop. The following are reentered at :h ground: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hulwer. Itel lingham. Wash.: Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Jones. Portland: Mr. and Mrs. . A. Kvans and Mr. J. T. C.eiter. Seaillv Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Odell. CoOt. Wiwh.; Mr. and Mr. E. C. Cole. Speed. Kas.: Mr. an Mrs. I- Case. Ashland: Mr. ana Mrs. V. A. Thompson. Seattle; Mr. and Mm. L. S. Leslie. Portland: -Mr. and Mrs. I. V. Wanchore. Lodi. Cal.: Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Pruitt. Loa liearh. Cal." Mr. and Mrs. C. W. biishnell. L::tl Rock. Ark.: Mr. and Mm. W. K. Goodvar. Ventura. Cal.; Mr. and Mrs. H. Squiers. Astoria: Dr. and Mrs. L. O. Cohen. Boist; T. W. Webb and Mobert Webb. Denver. Colo. President's Son-in-Law Who Is in the Fight for Women Plan Demonstration For Harding and Coolidge WASHINGTON'. June 26. Suffra gists plan to make demonstrations at both Marion. Ohio, and Northamp ton. Mass.. when Senator Harding and Governor Coolidge are formally notified of their selection as the Re ! publican party's standard bearers. jMlss Alice Paul, chairman of the na tional woman a parry announced here tonight. Airplane Forest Patrol To Commence About July I PORTLAND. June 26. Heavy rains have made unnecessary the daily operations cf airplane forest patrols, according to announcement today by C. S. Chapman of the west ern forestry and conservation .asso ation. Daily service by airplane equipped with wireless will be main tained after July 1. be said. Four planes are expected to operate out of Eugene and a corresponding num ber from Medford. RUMANIANS TO HAVE OLD SYSTEM Carpet Bagging of Ciril War Days Comes Into Vogue for New Provinces IU'CHAREST. Jane J6. That the carpet bagging systeri Known to the south after the Civil war ha been applied by the Ilurianlana in their new provinces of Bessarabia. Buko vlna and Transylvai.it. la the burden of complaints that the minority pop ulation of these provinces are send ing to the allied governments, it Is charged that there provinces have been loaded up with dishonest civil. ian officials, who work In connection with the armies of occupation to bull doze and terrorise the local Inhabi tants. It la even charged that the wealthier landowners are being ar rested In the hope that tbey will eith er desert their lands and tell their homes far under the real value. According to Dr. Nicholas Lupu. recently minister of the Interior, the army of occupation In these provinces should long since have been removed 'After four years or war soldiers re spect the rights of nobody, be said In Bessarabia, where the army Is kept as a protection against the ttol- shevlks. the charges of mal-admlnls- tratlon have been many. It Is stated that here the army has also prevent d the Just operation of the law pro viding Tor the division of the land. The gravets charges come from Transylvania and the Hungarian frontier, where the nationality bifter- ness has long been deep. On those members of the Hungarian nobility who have persisted In remaining on their estates are quartered a half doten soldiers or policemen who practically hold them prisoners. Wlille they are able to operate their ilU Kiev mr lint rvr ni 1 1 1 A ta re- ! ---- Pv i i ji . i Si excent by er- uu" uc "i - - ex- i la way oat of their difficulties by c 1 letting lhemIts alo a small re public. f later rirrmtae permit, or vIm- of arala luttlic tsesnele Democratic Nomination .,B iiuaf.rtaaa. ll ! rhsrged that the Isad Is k-e-- Idk tala f rum the rtcattel vrt and divided atuoag the Ilemeeiaa irarpef bacger. who la tarn !! It lo ihe lluminlia mbIi I the ! country. . .. e.emi mm m I r ht,,V . - i , y : 1 w 1 Tbr raa slip evr late a Vaaiy eera ratch aa4 kl i at UjH be "! Isf Cf rale4 la lk I etiA tel4 10 pa4 ef ra tertal f tk-e fiaet asatlty. T Kogae River ftresa eaiay. Uk hta bea la oprstl yr. la fbVly Ihe fer-rsaer f a aie cbala of a facterww War Record Saves Powell Penitentiary Sentence SAN FKANCt"0. Jaae F.vana A I'ovrll. farmer p matter on the tattlehip Idaho. ho pleaded gallty to a rbary of ecn tf il.a jflZ.VMo of rmrromrat mtxwr. eateared in one year la t be Alameda I .county )ail la federal roart br to-, day. The roart said that only Pew-. ell's navy record saved blm from a j penitentiary sent ace. Poaell darag l He war aervea la a voiaaieer ai laying corps in the North Sa lie; eonferl to tpeadiac !. ee of the; stolen money la cabarets aad with bootleggers. lt)KTl-AM. Or, Jaw : . Ilaady tklags arwa-4 tbe are te be Israel oai j a a paay. the ftaaltary traarr A Nov elty compaay. muh has jast lacrporat4. It has a capital; tloa of IU.IM. HIUMIHH f.lUiW Til Kit K noSKUCRO. or, Jaae 16. Doi la the Rogue River Valley people don t have to bey brooms aay more We Sell Goodrich Tires SALEM VULCANIZING WORKS 474 ferry Etrtet WlllUrai ;. lr.doo One of the candidates for the nom ination at the Democratic National Convention is William O. McAdoo. former Secretary of the Treasury and Director General of Railroads. He Is reported to have the support of the administration but In some quarters it Is believed that the fact that he Is President WiUon's son-in-law will hurt him more than It will help. U.S. GOVERNMENT HARNESS $5 4.95 SET For 2 Horses. Freight Paid Prohablv four last ODDortunitv to nurehase the very heavy U. 8. Army Wheel Harnemi of the Collar and Hames Type. The raw leather alone cot the Government 152.50 without labor or trimmings. The Government terms It "Wheel" Ilarnesa to designate it as the heaviest. This la the best all purpose Harness you can buy. It is complete Bridles. full length Lines. Leather Collars. Mn, Leather Traces. Breechinir. etc. Nothing better for farm work, heavy haulina; or fceneral use. Kvery set com- - plete and guaranteed in splendid condition; $14 SS set for two horses, freight paid. XCYtE That you may eret this harneaa quickly. It will be ahipped from Ban .Franciscti, but send orders to address below. O. D. BL1SKETS KEW TROCSERS The eenuln Olive Drab or Khaki Mens iuii lengm irouwri oi an inegenuine vuve UTa.v or ivnaxi ir.K wnntiH- r nair n iHkcti1 mvArv nn nw -. ' " colored Blankets; wvery one new; very Blanket all wool. Nothing so good at any price; $7.95 each, postpaid. KHAKI BREECHES Limited number of Regulation Khaki Army Breeches, $1.59 pair-, postpaid. new and guaranteed perfect., Govern ment intended to issue them' to oifice employes, but . changed plans bring these new alt wool, full length Pants at $6.15 pear, postpaid. Order aa many as you need. celve visitors or ma missioa of these soldiers. Many In stances are cited where the bead of the house has been arrested and so harassed that he had to flee, leaving his home la the possession of his wife and daughter, much after the man stares of Bolshevism There are many cases cited where thoroughbred horses have been stol en and later entered Into the races la the different cities of Rumania. There have been numerous reports ner of the Russian and Polish land- that the Transylvanlans hope to find We Sell Goodrich Tires Tubes tod Accessories Marion Automobile Co. 235 South Commercul Street We Nerer Close FACTORY A BO IT READY SILVERTON, Or., June 26 Lo ganberries for Jam and pies and oth er culinary dainties are to be run through the new factory of the Sll- verton Canning; company, which will soon be ready for operation. It will handle other seasonable fruits. NEWPORT PLANS TO CELEBRATE . . t , t Three Days of Entertainment Are Arranged at Oregon Coast Resort REMIT BY POST-OFFICE MOSET ORE EH, EXPRESS MOSEY ORDER. BASK KICHASCK OR CASHIER'S CHECK You run no riskeverything' guaranteed exactly as represented. gatUfaction "or your money back. Order today the supply won't last long. Federal Distributing Co. 359-361 E. Commerce St. SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS DISTRIBUTORS OF GOVERX MEXT TEXTS. WACOV COVERS. HARNESS. SADDLES. CLOTIIIXC. BLANKETS ASI1 OTHER ARM V iOl DIRECT TO THE VER. WRITE IS FOR AXTTHlXCi IX UOVERXMEXT UOOUS c 31 .4 Newport Is "preparing for one of the most complete Fourth of July celebrations ever held on the beach. It will be a three-day celebration July 3. 4 and 5. Special transportation accommo dations have been arranged, a spe cial train leaving Albany Saturday and returning Monday. Excursion rates are being offered. The entertainment which has been planned by rome of the progressive business men of Newport will be ex tensive and will consist of a grand parade, auto races. Indian war dance baseball games, street carnival, ath letic meet, field sports, water sports. street shows, hydroplane flights. national coast guard drills, life-saving exhibitions and other attractions. A reception committee has been appointed and visitors are assured a hearty welcome and a good time. NEWPORT BY THE SEA COXTI.l'EI AssAseaABeJssjSaasa BEST IN THE LONG HUN SHOE REPAIRING Equipped with Modern Machinery Near Iut Office Newport, Ore. Uermer Son THE BALL FILM SHOP Next door to Natatoriam Filma received by 5 p. m. developed and prints delivered by 12 o'clock following day. Aye Reach Newport. Ore. e ' i You will save your money, your health, your time. See us about the New; DAXT0N COLUMBIA Heavy Service They Are Good Bicycles Lloyd E. Ramsden 387 Court Street Where Cyclists Get Reel Service - OCEAN WAVE ROLLER RINK OO0OOOOOOO o 53 x 120 o oooooooooo Open 10 to 12 a, m.; 2 to 5 p. m. and 8 to 10 p. m 23c A. C. TORH. Won Newport Oregoa El Importador 16c Growers Bond lOe Pacific g laqulna 5c 5. S. HITCHINGS Cigar Manufacturer wport Oregon HE FIRST cord tire made in America was a Goodrich. Goodrich still makes the first cord tire in America The Silvertown Cord. ORBURN'S MARKET FRESH AND CURED MEATS MILK. ETC Free Deliver lea H. OSBITIX, Prop. Near rostofflce Newport Gdkic1hi ilvertowii cAmcricas First Cord.Tirb Hlie Goodrich Adjustment 'Basis t Silvertown Cords Sooo 3f(!es t FabricTirtS 6000 3lllcs S
