The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, August 19, 1920, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextSECOND SECTION 4 PAGES The SUteamaa receive taa laa4 wire report f Ua AuoeUUd Praa. the greatest and moit reliable areaa association in the world- 8EVKSTICTH YKAK s.m:m. oitwiuN, tiii hsiy mihimxh, .u;tsT m. itrjo. PKICE'FIVK CEM 4 V Tii;w.;.ii.'JiLli"'?iffU II y La Von t'oppek M' IHf? Pauline Jones proved a most charming little hostess Monday! when shd entertain-vl .for her house guest. Miss Onue. . r,vans of Marshficld. with a dH In fill little luncheon bidding a bevy of small maids ' fr the luncheon fol lowed by a Hue party at the theater. The table was centered with a Jam ty gilt-art basket of I'ecil Itrttoner roft-s from which depended- stream ers of pink, bearing pink and whit- place cards which 'marked places tor W. - : I ; ; - ' Mr. and Mr. Jcmes William lent entertained most charmingly tft tb"ir home last evening with a dinner par ty lu honor of their house guegr. Misi Anne Forrest.1 -The rooms were banked with sweet peas and gladioli in dainty pastel shade, and a grace ful art basket of the same flowers centered the table, at which cover? were .laid for ten. Misg Avis Williams and Inland M. Ryer were quietly . married at the parsonage of the First Christian church by Rev. Inland W. Porter. They were attended by the groom's Dandruff Surely Destroys The Hair Girls if you want planty of thick, ceautiful. glossy, silky hair, do by all means get rid of dandruff. ;for it will starve yoar hair and ruin it if yon don't. ' It doesn't do much good to try- to wash or brush it out. The only sure way to get rid of dandruff is to dis solve It, then you destroy it entirely." To do this, get about four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply it at tight When retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp andrub It In gen tly with the finger tips.. . Dy morning, .most If not all, of your dandruff will, be gone, and three or four more applications will completely dissolve and entirely de stroy every single sign and trace of IL ,- ' i . ?. ' 4Tou will find, .too, that, all itch ing and digging of the scalp will stop, and your hair will look and feel a hundred - times better. You can get liquid arvon at any drue store. It Is i Inexpensive and four ' ounces is all you will need., no mat ter how much dandruff' yon have This elmpl remedy never fails. v M.GAHLSD0RF : The" Store of Housewares ; Phone 67 ,435 N. Liberty St " ' '"I sister and' brother-in-law Mr. and Mis. Yarnell. After & fortnight ' trip Mr. and Mrs. Ryer will he at home in, Salem where the groom who is a son or Mrs. Jtuslo M. Uyer, ; .1 1 tt 1 inou t st feet, hoi d s a res pou -.sifole poritioj. with "the Pacific Tele phone at Telegraph company. - . Mr. ami Mr?.-. Harvey Bowman of Santa t'rtiz are hp us giiewts at the J. Ii. Chapman home. Mt. How nan and 'Mr. Chapman, are listers. Interesting guestA at th James H. Horn home are Mrs. ! Helen Jones In-au .and two daughter.. Mare;ie and Jlaa!. who arrived la?t evening tojteid a few days in Salem before. Waving fur Sea View where they will rpend the remainder of tue reason. , Mrs. William Migate mid her daughter Mim (5 race Pupate have returned irotn ;t three! month visit with Mends and relatives in the mid. 4le western "states. They; visited St.! Paul and ; Spokane on their, way home. Miss Fuate H back at her Md position in the sta'e highway Commission. 4 i 1. . ; Mr. and Mrs. J. ,K. Rrown of Port land are guests at the home, of Mrt- ISrown s sister, Mrs. N A. Marlowe. at the latter's country; home. For an evening's swim and a pic nic supper, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hu ber asked a few friends to motor to Spong's landing Monday tiT meet their house guest. William Low. of Los Angeles. After an aft : moor of pleasure the party motored back to Salem to spend the remainder of the evening with cards and music at the Huber home. About 14 were pres ent. ' Mr. Lowe is a senior at Stan ford university. i . Miss Grace Evans returned Tues day to her home in Marshfield after week's visit la Salem at the P. . E. Jones home. ; . ' Mr. aiid Mrs. D. H. Parker are domiciled at their eottare at Seaside. They have as the'ir guests f.sr a fort night Mrs. Parker's sisrfFMLn Mil dred Parnell. , Mr. and Mrs. Edward Keller of Portland were guests at the -Cart-wright home yesterday on their way to Eugene, where they will be joined by friends. They are motoring np the McKenzie on a fLsbin trip, i'-r Keller, is a prominent art deader ol Portland. " . . .- il - , - - Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morrison and their daughter KatheHne returned Monday from a Tisit with relatives acd friends in Lafayette, Or. Sirs. Flora Holly. Mrs. Alice Cool Idge. andi Mrs. Emma Collidge are spending a few days in Portland. Mm. X. Iainson and her son Stan ley -are spending a few days in Port land. ( Mr. and Mrs. Claude' Morse i re turned last night from a fortnight's outing at Newport. A party consisting of Mr. and Mr. Ralph Thompson and family. Mr. and Hrs.' CJeorge H. Griffith, and Miss Ruth liubbs motorwl to Pacific City yesterday to rpend a few days. .- Mrs. Ivan Bellinger and little daughter Jane Elizabeth are spend ing several days In the eity wltli friends before returning to their home in Corvallis. They have been visiting relatives at Seotls Mill. Miss Catherine Orr. who has been a guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Ter-willigfi-, has returned lu Pittfburgn. Pa. Miss Rosa Burnes, of Santa Rosa, CaJ.. who has leeo visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs- J. K. liieniihanu, the past three weeks, nv turned to California' yesterday. Dr. and Mrs. W. Carlton Smith have just returned froiu Neskowin where they were guests at the homo of J list ire tS. II. lUirnett." Ir. and Mrs. t). A. Olson have re turned from Seaside. Mr. and Mis. 1). G. Calder are domiciled at their Seaside cottage for the month of August. They have as their guet Miss Gene - McFarland. ' Mrs. Frank Koseiis! '.a enjoy ing an ontlug at the Tillamook beaches. . . Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Iegg, Miss Mar garet 1-egg, Miss Grace Hunt and Kenneth Lesg have returned from Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jacobs have returned from a vacation spent with friends in Seattle. - Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Allen and sops are in Newport. Misses Dorothy Pearce and Ila Rigdon are fpVnding a few days in Newport. Miss Jessie Smith, who has been spending several days in Salem as the guest of her couidn. Miss Vivien Doderidge, has gone to Portland for a few days before returning to her home in Med ford. ' ' Mr. and Mrs. U'ifliam Walton ar enjoying a vacation in Seattle and Victoria, B. C. ' Miss Llla Macy of Portland arrived In Salem Tuesday, and is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Minnie Kates. 1138 South Thirteenth street, for a a week. Their sister. Miss Mildred Macy, will attend Willamette uni versity. Mrs. Ralph R. Matthews, who has been visiting at the home of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Brown, for come time, will return to Wood Riv er. 111.. Saturday, accompanied by her mother-in-law, Mr. E. 'NV. Matthews. SURPLUS SHOWN IN: STATEMENT V 1 II 111 Accident Commission Has New Feature in Monthly Financial Report Hereafter, beginning with the July report, issued yesterday, the month ly financial statements of the st&te industrial association will show an unassigued net surplus. This conies Horn an elimination of the old ex empted month system, under which there were some months in the year when it- t.as unnecessary for em ployers to pay iuto the accideut fund and the installation of the dividend tytem in its place. Th cimmison r-centlv declared a dividend or JoOU.Cir..i'C which Is credited to the firms paiug into the fund, and the statement of yesterday fchouii a net surplus of (79. 320.74. The surplus will be allowed to ac cumulate month by month a mi. go for the leclaring of a dividend Tiext year. The statement shows assets and liabilities as fallows': Assets: On deposit with state treasurer invested in bocda. $4,067. 714.20; cash. $340,784.06; total de posited wiUt stale treasurer. $4,408. 49S.2C; cash In bank. $133.S!7.93; cash in hand. S4.13K.9s; total rasti assets. S4.-1C.CC3.17: premiums in course of collection. $4i.7uS.11; ac crued interest. $346.83; total all as sets, $4.59:. CSS. 11. Liabilities: Reserve catastrophe fund. SS2.6sO.43: reserve rehabilita tion fund. $140.S0..; claim reserves- set aside. I2.49X.974. 97: amo'int to be set aside to bring seg .gregated fund up to necessary re quirements, to June 30. 1919, $3. 225.36; reserve necessary to meet claim payments covered by outstand ing rinal' settlement vouchers, $-'.-00 preserve based on actual exper ience to take care of pending claims. $33,S12.4i; reserve permanent par tial disability not over-SI months. $97,009.79; unearned -premiums. $20. 542. SI; unclaimed warrants. $3,562.83: unpaid bills ot July 31. 1920. $6,894.44; unpaid medical aid refnnds. $1,433.26; dividends un paid. $506,61 C.2C; surplus as re quired by section 19. $415,411.12; unassigned surplus, $79,330.74; to tal liabilities and surplus, $4,592, C85.ll. " , 3IRS. MARTY IEAD. MBS SILVEKTON. Ore.. Aug. 18. Special to The Statesman) Mrs. Martha Marty died at her borne on Fink rtreet last Thursday. Mrs. Marty.' the daughter of N. Helgersea of Silverton. was bora ,1a Wisconsin in 1867. She had been a resident 'of Silverton for several I years. During the eiht moatha prior to her death she was unable to leava ber bed. . The funeral services were held from Trlolty church Suniay afwr noon. Rev. George Hen rick son con ducted tha ervice. iYeir; Process Removes Superfluous Hear Roots!, NEW IN SALEM DERRYVALE LINENS Genuine Irish Linen Hypical scene in thelrizh Imen country - Genuine Irish linen direct from the Irish Linen Country Beautiful patterns guaranteed to wear and launder as only genuine Irish linens do. . Deny vale Designs are exclusive too. We have a plentiful assortment of table cloths end napkins for your inspection, - May voe show you? ; TT IT WW W iv.wi jf GoodGood. y J A . - A . i: m 9 i . mm mr.m ' ' i "fay As You Uo" rian was adopted by this store to meet tnmsual condi tions as well as usual ones This policy works to your own advantage at all times. Just In A Shipment of Phoenix Silk Hose A good assortment of Phoenix Silk Hose for women; in black, white and Havanna brown; sizes 84. 9, 9V2 and 10. Prices range as follows: $1.80, $2.11, $2.17 and $2.66. , Shop Early as There Are But a Limited I . Number of These TO I. Where Shopping is a Pleasure AVomrn tront)t4 with nifhtlr hairjr grvik will lr air Ugh 14 to br) that tMtk now srtaall; rrmat the hair ratr rot aa4 alt uicklr, hanalcMly! It done vuhaat thr tu II liquid, p 4cr, pt, or electric ur4l. Thm nrw pbrlartin prorsa i i ta t iBipr4 at ail vith aay mthrr aartlMd. Notbiac it Tr 4iarTrr4. It caaws th hair rntf-ta t mm t brfra yor ery Uaviaf tha afcia Btath mm4 hairir aa a. Itm It' artiaa ia a poitirr. a twrtaia. trvffyft traTaltr rvpfrt -yhrWmm-raal a!-a tor pbttmeUn. It ia awt. noM-irrilatitlc, twneiaii a hiU rtialj nafrlr rat It. l.-t a, kaiall alK-k of pkrimrt im I lMtay. ftl tbo iin(.U inmira-t hi and ymw ill b arttBaienBVjr aarpiM-c. Capper Reports Progress . of Irrigation Districts Percy A. Cupper, state engineer. lias prepared for F. K. Ve mouth. thief engineer of the United States reclamation service, with headquar ters at Denver, a detailed statement of work done on the several Irriga tion projects in Oregon which have been investigated jointly by the state and the federal reclamation service. The legislature of 1913 made an appropriation of S30.0O0 to be used in the investigation ot Oregon pro jects on condition that an equal al lotment be. made by the government tor the same purpose. The statute and an agreement later entered into between the state and the reclamation service provided that the investigation funds should be returned to the state and the re clamation service by any person or organization undertaking the con struction of a project. The Ochoco Irrigation district has returned to the state S3506.0& and to the re clamation service $4307.09. Tbo Warm Springs district has placed In escrow $19,449.22. of which $14.- "24.61 is due the reclamation ser vice and $4724.61 the state, of which amount $4000 has been paid. Prom the Talent Irrigation district there is due $1074.34, of which $537.17 is due the ttate and $537.17 the re clamation tervlce. The district has Agreed to pay this. Practically all of the funds returned to the state hate been expended in further in vestigation of the Uenham Falls res ervoir site, leaving $1320.63 avail able for other cooperative invest! gations. - j. Scripps-Booth Company Gets Bert in Oregon I The Scrlppe-Booth company. California concern, was.' yesterday Issued a permit by the state corpor ation commissioner .to operate to Oregon. The capitalization ia $209 000. Is. A. Hannan of Portland u attorney-in-fact for Oregon. Articles of incorporation were filed by the Pacific Klseman Service corporation of Portland, capitalized at $5000. The incorporators are I. J. Ranney.' George K. Taylor -and F. K. Ilildebrand. Another firm filing articles was the Welch Pratt Reservoir company of Baker, capitalized at $10,600. The Incvorporators are W. J. Welch, H. li. Pratt and William Hearing. III! UU MO m i i r UW o ' LJ 9 n-nnn V W ill-1 j Only ,3 more days of this great refrigerator sale. Buy novr wh3e yon can save money. There is only a few v ! . refrigerators left. to choose from . ; r No. 2. The pbrcelam-Ilned water cooler, sane ice caoIs foods and water. Ice does dccMe Isty. No. 3. Wide sheWes, of best poulhle construc tion. Permits use of large platters, etc , . t No. 4. , Patented water bottle holder in.eTent you wish to use bottled water. Exclusive feature with au tomatic , No.- 5. System of air circulation (air must and does keep moring in an automatic) keeps foods fresh, sweet, cold. No. 6. Most accessible, most easily cleaned and most sanitary trap ever invented., . ... , There is no refrigerator made qtdte so good as the Anto- ma tic. We think yon will find that so when you isTcstigate. - if J FEb No. 1. The eight walls of insulation keeps cold air in. Saves ice. now. now. Regular $110.00 Refrigerator, to close out Regular 86.00 Refrigerator to close out Regular 75.00 Refrigerator, to close out now .... Regular $ 70.00 Refrigerator, to close out now ... Regular 80.00 Refrigerator, to close out now ... Regular $ 50.00 Refrigerator, to close out now ... Itegular $ 48.00 Refrigerator, to close out now .:. Regular $ 45.00 Refrigerator, to dose tout now ... Regular 40.00 Refrigerator, to close out now ... Regular $ 33.50 Refrigerator, to close out now ... Regular $ 22.50 Refrigerator, to close out now ... Regular $ 20.00 Refrigerator, to close out now ... $82.50 .$6180 J55.80 ;45U5 $59.60 $36.95 $35.50 -J32.80 ...$29.80 ...$24.95 -.$16.75 ...$14.95 y if ' -W- -