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THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREOON.
SUNDAY roRXTXO, AUGUST 29. 1020
Local Labor Circle
Doing of Union Workers and Personal News About
Members of Their Families Council Meets
Tuesday Night
' Typographical.
Harry H3H has finished a suc
cessful fruit harvest. He has
been doing' relief work on the
Dallas Observer this week.
Sam IL Tyler, a former mem
ber was here on a visit this week.
8am la associated with Howard
Freeland in the , publication jot
the 8pfrafield News. Capital 210
Is the daddy union of both these
boys, i They are both active card
men. although outside the Juris
diction .of a local.
Mariano Kalich, of the Journal
chapel, has undergone an oper
tion for an ear affection. He Is
recoveriag and will soon be back
on the Job.
A card from Budd Hill, post
marked Cleveland, Ohio, has been
recelved.",Eud tried to reach New
York ahead f the operation of
the famous 18th amendment, but
Is taking his time coming home.
C. -W. Brant Is dividing his
time between work and Improv
ing-hi land claim east of Silver-
ten.! ;,, . f '.,;,',(!. -
Roy Blodgett' has been subbing
ior l tieeson.- ueeson is so
journing among the big cheeses
and long-legged trout la the Till
amook-country.' . - f,.
2L. D. . PUkenton and M. E
Elliott, operators, are home from
their outings.-i Any one interested
In ma stories might interview
either of these.
'A pamphlet recently Issued by
the , International Typographical
onion contains some statistical
matter that 'is of interest:' For
the year ending- May 31,, 1920,
the'gross earnings of the mem
bership were 1 U,54,258; aver,
age membership, 70,945; total
paid in pension assessments,
$572,560.57: total paid for mor
tuary assessments.. $373,382.01.
The average earnings per member
for the - jear ending above was
11,115.25, For the maintenance
tf the TJaton Printers' home the
Sum of $175,694.84 was expen
ded. In mortuarr benefit tan to
SS4-S7, and for old age pensions,
$355,40 was paid Out.!
.P Journal. U having an ad
dition ; built to take care of its
composing loom, which is being
augmented by a t Ludlow. The
Statesman has a. new model li
: Linotype and a Jobber with Miller
feeder being ehlrtoed from the
factories. . 7 , -
and contrary to public policy, Vice
Chancellor Backes today enjoined
the International Brotherhood of
Bridge and Iron workers from go
ing on a sympathetic strike and
preventing completion of a new
plant here of the Atlantic Smelt
ing and Kenning works of Brooklyn.
XEWSPAPKRMAX DIES.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 27.
George II. Peet, newspaperman
and lawyer, died tonight, aged 53
years. . -
KAFOURY TALIS
ABOUTBUSjESS
Salem Merchant Comments
on His Observations in
Eastern Centers
N. C. Kafoury, senior member
of the mercantile firm of Kafoury
Brothers, returned yesterday after
a business trip consuming about
six "weeks and covering Chicago.
Philadelphia, New York and other
eastern centers of activity.
He says the retail - business Is
very good, but the wholesale bus
iness is quiet. The ordering for
the fall trade Is past some time
ago and about next month the
rush will be on for the - spring
trade. - There is a painful uncer
tainty In all lines of merchandis
ing, as nobody seems to know
what is going to happen in the
matter of prices. The retaAer is
afraid to order heavily at present
quotations, lest there should come
a tumble and he 1e caught la the
slump with a heavy stock of
costly goods on his hands. The
wholesaler, in the absence of or
ders, does not like to . stock op
heavily for the same reason, and
so he is not ordering from the
mills, and in the absence ot the
jobbers demand the mill man is
not turning out the cloth, so sev
eral mills are shutting down and
others are running on half time.
The mill, man tell the wholesaler
to send In his orders - and the
goods will be made for him at
me mm a price, out there Is not
going to be any stuff turned out
upon the market otherwise.
The same is true of the ready-
to-wear goods. About the close
of Juno the work of making for
me ran 4 trade is completed an
the months , or July and August
are devoted to making up garm
ents for immediate current deliv
ery. This year, there is not an
article on the sbelvea for immedi
ate delivery, and - the retailers'
demands are supplied by making
up the goods after the order is
received. Nobody is taking any
chances.
" Prices of cotton goods continue
high, a fact that is credited to
the automobile business, which
uses a large amount of that ma
terial. Ginghams, for Instance,
open this fall 12 4 cents a yard
higher than they were a year
ago, but there are no orders go
ing In. .
Coarse wool is cheap, but fine
wool, which is in greatest demand,
la high and is hard to get. In
dress goods and clothing, nobody
seems to want coarse goods; ail
call for the finest stuff, and that
keeps the price up. The redn
tloa in the price of raw materials
has no effect on the manufactu
rers prices, as they claim the In
crease - in wages has - more - than
offset it. . ,,- ". " '
Mr. Kafoury is well pleased
with his trip, as he had a chance
to observe conditions im the cen
ters where trade and business are
manipulated and controlled. He
also got in touch with some of
the big bouses for future oper
ations and has employed a real-!
dent buyer, who will keep con
stant track of the market and
take advantage of every favorable
turn.
Four Hundred Insurance
Firms Operate in State
Approximately 400 Insurance
companies are now licensed in the
state of Oregon, according to fig
ures In ' the office, of A. C. Bar
ber, state insurance commission
er, and the Income of the office
this year from license fees . and
taxes on premiums will aggregate
about $m.ee.
Companies that are licensed
and operative in the state include
155 fire Insurance companies, 50
life in sa ranee companies and the
remainder miscellaneous concerns
Including health, accident, mu
tual and fraternal benefit com
panies. The number of licensed com
panies is constantly Increasing,
says Mr. Barber, and several ap
plications are pending at the
present time. .
There is a standard schedule
governing the payment of license
fees. Taxes pain into the depart
ment by the companies amount
to 2k per cent of the net prem
iums. ....-, -
Camp Outfitter I want to see
some mirrors.
Storekeeper Hand mirrors?
Camp Outfitter No: some that
you can see your face inlBoys
SJlir
Itcdisn Premier Gets
CordMRecep&z
ROME. Aug. 27-Premler'c
littl was greeted with a cord
reception upon his return fi,
the Lucerne conferences -Premier
Lloyd George. ,
t The premier today, held a to,
ference with Count Sforxa, u,
foreign minuter, concerning w
conversations with Premier Ucyi
George. - He also spoke with .t.
cor .Meda. minister of the 'tru.
ury. regarding financial t&t.
ments reached at Lucerne.
.Later he received a delegation
from the national couacU ot
Flume, which sought to have tii
Independence of that - city v
c la red. t ' a :ii - -
TSiGOo F'irmp Believe in ''Live and Lot Live'' -They DeQeryb, LabditiqtnihajjeW
THE UNIVERSAL CAR,
Sales and Service
260 No. High St.
Good-Year
Tires and Tubes
ACCESSORIES
Insist on. Genuine Ford Parts
(.Will -A
Fordcon
FARM TRACTORS
Front- and State Streets
Dad's Pool Hall
And
Soft Drink Parlor
WORKMEN'S
HEADQUARTERS
Policy
Basement Masonic Building
Corner of Big a and State Streets
We operate-all our stores on a well defined plan that as
sures the people In every community where- we are located
Better Service and Lower Prices.
To accomplish our aim we have eliminated many of the
expenses that the average one-store-merchant encounters.
We Buy for Cash.
We Buy Principally from manufacturers. ,
We Eliminate Middlemen's Profits almost entirely. .
We Buy only Dependable Merchandise.
We Buy In Vast Quantities.
We Buy at Lowest Prices.
In Selling
.We Sell at Small Profit
We Sell for Cash Only. :
We Sell at One Price to Everybody. "
J. C. PENNEY CO.
A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION
Store No. 1SS
Children's Wash Dresses
Unusually Attractive la Style and Price - :
Cute little dresses for children. 2 to and the more girlish ones for
the older girls 10 to 14 years, modeled from fist color fabrics of qual-
Ity that will stand frequent tubbing
The Timber Workers.
The Timber Workers are meet
ing now once a week, on Tuesday
sveaings. They had been meet
ing twice, aimonth.
WTiiiam Knapp, the secretary,
has resigned, having left the in
dustry. O. Harvey has been elec
ted secretary. :; - .
m1??X7 ' hibers are coming In
.v a . me Tw, er Initiated
t the last meeting.
- . ' , The rrumbers.
'The nlcnlA.' wfiihrB i..
" been held at pong's landing to-
peen? postponed indefi-
oueiy on accoont:of the weather;
Frank -Mapes is building a nice
new. residence. m hia
' "? ot 15, wre on .the Wallace
oad, west of the river. -
. ! . uaawara J Pratt. iMhe Oraber
ros. force, ha hn ooih..
bis apple crop- from his nice llttfe
ux ana iruit tract on the Wal-
"e wts a good
w ariy apples, i
K The Street Car Men..
I Tthesfrct Car meu meet the
:LT 8tBunday morning .of , each
month at 6 oVlorfc- , ThJ- 4. .
' !7nru t,WBch they can all
m together.. The cars start at
, ociocf.on Sunday mornings,
hence the convenience ot the early
hour of meeting. , . .
.The wags scale of the tt.
car men for Salem and .Eugene
was raised B cents an hour on the
- first- of -August. The top scale
u ww cents an hour. The Tow
. scale is. 47. cents , an hour, for
. sinners. The , working day Is
' nine hours.
.i. :Wi,,tmson. president of
' the Street Car Men'a union, is on
"' -m."' The Barbers.
v MUPDara,; president of
4 t the; Barbers' union, has been en
joying a short vacation in Port-
' """na-"e xpcts to spend
accompanied by Mrs,
jiuooara ana aheir daughter, at
tnr ow ! Home - town. Cottage I
.ma r, iiuDberd may
muiui it? inat section.
, tvcttaesaay oi each month.
' tyclrUd Workers Ash
, j ; 'Assistance of the State
LADIES STORE
466-474 .
State Street
MEN'S STORE
State Street
There Is No Substitute for Butter
Buttercup Butter
i
MADE IN SALEM
CAPITAL CITY CO-OPERATIVE CREAMERY
Our Ideal
The Best Only
Our Method
Co-operation
Co-Operate With
This Store
i
IT WILL PEOVE TO OTJR HUTTJAL BEXTEFIT
We Buy Only for Cash
Sell for Gash Only
- " - -r- : . ; . ... 4
Ton elnninste tbose lieaTy expeiues of
tne bedit llcfei. Tce larjceit anrl iaoit ,
! complete stock always 'ca Land. Grocer- :
ies; Dry Goods, Shoes, Suits, Underwear,
etc. always fcir less r ' lJ
TlisC
UNIVERSITY-
OREGON-
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Cash
Store
BALEU
Dr. 0. L. Scott
P. S. c.
Ghir
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praetor
The Only Straight Graduate in Salem. A Chiroprac
tor Temovcs the cause of Disease and Does Not Use
Electricity, Vibrator or Baths. . Do cot say Impossible.
Investigate
Hours
10 to 12 and 2
to 6
209 to 212
TJ. S. N. Bank
Bnildlns
Phones
Office S&
Besldence 228R
DIRECTORY OF SALEM TRADE UNIONS
Name of tTaloa.
Kama of Secretary. - Address of Secretary.
America Federation of
LAbor Frank SlorrUoo ...... Waahlnrtoa. D. C
Orcson State Federation . .
. ef Lbor ............ O. iL.&artwIc ....... rortland. Ore.
Salem Trades and labor .v ,
Council J. N. Caniard SSTI N. Frot.
Electrical workers ..... U J. Simeral SIS N. CoUac.
Metal Workers C O. Roberts TL T. JX A.
Carpenters .., John Klckelsoa'. J0J Cherry Ave,
Pointers J. K," Ganiaxd . J27S N. Front.
Truckmen R. X Etorer .......... S3S S. Com.
Pressmea J. E. Heenaa State rTlatins" Ofile.
Muaicians Iran O. Martin .- Mason le Tempi.
Plumbers ..'John A. Unmphrers... 12SS 8. Hlrb- '
Timber Workers ...... Fred. Peterson 2J5 Wilson. ,
Barbers P. W. Hsbbard Ill N. Com.
Street-ear Men ......E. P. CUr CSS N. Ttrentletn
Cricklayers X V. Hauinawont .... SIT K. Front.
C Q. Gray
rriBwrs ...............
Machinists ...........................
Gnsineers Not Affiliated
Cannery Workers ..... McFarlane
MO N. CapltoL
EMTRAL
IGAR STORE
' CIGARS TOBACCOS
' 60FT DRIKXS-PIPE3
ALL LATEST 1XAGA2IKES
ARB HERB ,
" PHONE .741 7
KANE & SHAYt7
Proprietors
1
,41-OBlon Ko. 123. Interna-tional-
Brotherhood, of Electrical
workers. of Portland, has ap
pealed to the puhlic service com
mission to pnt into the field an
lnPtor8 'whose
duty lr shall be, to locate and re
port electrical Hazard. Th....
mission, will 'take np the subject Corner.Conrt and High Streets
iuwc convenience.
For ten years the Portland local
lertc workers has been
active' In locating these hazards
..ile onteUon. block sisnal
7i .v. l2l B7wm. etc.. sod
in this why has protected the pub-
C a8 thP electrical work-
ability f the union to keep it up
and the commission . it arpealed
For Coats. 8nIU and Dresses go to the
Salem's Greatest Women's Apparel Store
Welch Ele
Go
Hot Point AppliABcts, WeitiiifflimiM Lamps
American Beauty-Irons, Ilngh'es Ueatino; Appliances,
Re4 Seal Batteries, Electrical Fixture specialtr.
When Waatin g Anything Electrical Call .at
379 BUte Street .
. ! Union Shop
Call For
NYAL'S
FAMILY
miEDiEs ;
For
QUICK RESULTS
We specialise on the best
Toilet Articles aad Reqmlsltes;
Crown Drug G.
332 State Street
Telephone 7 SALE II, OREGON
H
auser Brothers
OUTFITTERS TO SPORTSMEN AND ATHLETES
DIXIE BREAD
FRESH DAILY .1
Salem Baking Company
A GOOD PLACE TO GO
- 4"; "! " To
Have Tonr Eyes Examined snd Glasses Made Work Guaranteed
HARTMAN BROS. Ca
JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS
SALEM
OREGON
Phones: Store 3S1 Green House sit
JL
TILLALIOOK BEilClI
A WONDERFUL BE.Ci
.tRocxavrar Beach. Ortrrs. 1
lea ted midway between Seaiiis axi
Newport is the prospective Ada-
no ty of the Pscllie Coait K:t
only can. the roar ot the fcrtj.ien
! be heard, bat the good wholesc
and . stlmsiatlnc air trcta- tt
I monntalns makes thia nz tit
Ideal resort -of the Pacific Coast.
On the Southern-PaeiSe I ss
t5 miles from PorUaad i IS
miles from Tillamook. i Us
vast tront and blnck bass Vttts is
I located -oa well kept tl,iiri
rnsnlna la every direction.
The touowinr renreseat;:;i ci
Rockaway bosineaa asssre.jta cl
-very Tileaant "vacaUon whea fi
come.to Itocknwny Smfa. . -
. XXMOIU1 HOTEL ,
Service nOa-Ef fldancy
. ROCKAWAY1 STUDIO
E4. IL Wood. Prep.
NEW rXUXCESS THXATE2
, TMltrw of Qnainr"
EOCXAWAT UAXCK PAVILLIC3
C N. VanderwaL Prox-
BUOY LUXCH KOOJt
Spencer and Davidson.
KLMORE CiROCEIiX
. D. C Cralc. Prop.
BOCXAWAY MIXCAXXILC CO.
i . . 0.-E.;Bair. Mrr. -
SRivrnw CASH sTons
Ererythlns' for your comfort
PETEItSOX MEAT
Everythra for the family neeii
. nr.EAiDn hotel
Two stories of solid eorafatt
C B. Qancey
florist and decorator
121 Korti Liberty St.
Phone 1UT
Lloyd E. Ramsden
m - . -. .; ' . - - "
Dayton, Columbia and Heavy
Service. Bicycles -
SIT Court St.
PROMPT . SERVICE
. DR. C H. SCHENK.
Phone 1182
Drugle&s Physician and Chiropractor
' Derby Building' ' .."
SALEM. OREGON
EAT IT EVERYDAY
' , " ' ' " '
Weatherly
ICE CREAT.I
It's Good for You
k Manufactured In Salem by
If festslatlrn
be obtained
to have an Inspectdr or inspectors
nufc vmj covenor this work but
jso ,waicnmr' train , operation.
Kiaue crossings ana the expe
dition, of cars through yards in
uuirs oi car shortage.
?IE.Y VRGED KOT TO STRIKE
; "-S5Sf n?''3 27-lB BUTTERCUP ICE CREAT.1
enforces a .closed eiopare illesalL Tgi X. .CO. ' Ul.
Sweet Cider
Any Quantity
Made from Select Oregon Apples
COMMERCIAL CIDER
WORKS
1010 N,orta Coatasrclal street
Phone SSI " ' Opposite Oregon Electrla Dena
ICE-COLD DRINKS A 8PECIALTY
THE ELECTRIC CIGAR STORE
- BILLIARD3 .. '. i " .
OTTO A. KLETT. Proprietor
475 State Street
HEADLIGHT" OVERALLS and
:;' ;- :.i:: , JTJMFES3 .
$2.75 and $3.00 per pair
snvNOinn sin $4.00, $5.'00' $5.50
s . - 4 ; SHIRTS CH0E3 HATS -;; ' ''
9flloi,c Balcm'aMen'iaad!
wtliei S . Young Ilea's Stort
-Phone 120 . . -
WEBB & CLOUGH GO.
. Iaertl directors
White House
Restaurant
JC2 STATE STREET
MEALS AT 3LLL IIOCRS
- i - '
ROOMS IN CONNECTION
Court Street at High
HUGHES & TAYLOR
Gandy
ICitchen
FRESH CONFECTIONS CIGARS
TOBACCO AND SOFT
' DRINKS
E
19' SIl.Korth Commercial Street
Help
SALEM, OREGON
Home
Industry
!By Boytnc Local PredoeU
"All Kinds
Fresh Cnre4 and Smoked
MEATS .
Pure: LaxdSaosagev Etc
t
t SfesTof! Brot." lUSStV
Court and Liberty El Ealeja, Ore,
Hehalea RiTtr Tranxftr Ca.
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ADtXJK)X saOTOXIS
BAR VIEW; OREG0!I
nut It fa r
Stkakr a4 IS r-j
t TUlMMok. Ta Twttw w-i V
)mt tf rmm wprA H Sr,
na. w. a, wisB .
caarwa corraois .
.tsm cctttka aaxlr-
oaxasr tin Horn. ona.
kalfcur f Uia Wm.1 a mm ar a
U ti.. Maal arHr at aS k
- jamss at. asrjLsa. rw- .
Twu aacka Oracerr Tvla .
Var patroaaca at tkla mn-vn u'19:
VrHat4. avr aa4 Say tf
Clrt fuka.
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Saltair Hotel
TW mmmt mwaaihtwii a aa T'
Tf t anacih atay a a4-a tati
Bay jr ucka 4lra4 M Uaja.
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FERN RESTAURAKT
oxroos
4 mmrr mmlni 1m aMaia ST
laackM aa4 ml a laa. SaiaM r
K amariaia aw 4abMaS
Aar View. , .
. C. X. XTXQtTA Ttmp.
. HOTEL EUI0RE
C Rockaway. Oregoe
The best hotrl oa the TS'
mook beaches. For la tor m 11
and reaervations address: J.
Krebe Roc Ira way. Orrn.