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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1920)
OREGON BUND MAY BE AIDED Placed Before: Governor by Superintendent In a letter to Governor Olcott J. V. Howard, superintendent of the Oregon State School for the Blind, declares that a field work- ne sar9 ,9 to small to branch out education for the learning to work at home, such as uw.caning or teatinr ko thfv wou d -become' partially self sup porting, i Mr. Howard.' inf. . t Ply to a letter of inquiry from the. n . . i - - ---.v. , c iu ministries DY fiWr. nf F5i!il Wa means of wnlcn tQe Wind may be ll (! , 01 . rieW Worker come self-supportinr. As for the aauu blind, Mr. Howard finds the iMuuiem oi maKiag them self-suD-portinc. whollv nr - difficult one. but h hnAv. establishment of a stat rmninr. ment Institution for the adult blind Will SOl VP tho rsrKl i rivuicitl 1U A targe measure. The Oregon school Ha an fi' I . er for the blind should h in th. employ of the state. Mr. Howard believes such an agent could confer with managers ChIUm:. A.L.D and foremen of factories and a"Omia ASRS Big make arranarementa for niAPinr blind employes . in the establish ments. The agent also, Mr. How ard believes, could look np chil dren, of normal mentality who are unable to see sufficiently well to attend the public schools and could arrange to have them placed in the state school for the blind. "I am confident," says Mr. How ard, "that our attendance would more than double under this ar rangement, Further Mr. Howard believes the agent could do a good service , by visiting the helpless and aged blind to put them in touch with the Braille system of readingrand the free libraries for the blind, and aUo, it possible aid them la Cote AND...., High Lien School Let tm call your attention to the following articles which arc " particularly adapted to your school' wear. Sweaters A complete assortment of styles, colors and weights. Knit Jackets The famous Tom Wye and and Thermo makes all the popular colors in vests and coats. Ideal for ev ery use. . IEgh Tc? Boots Made by the Bass and' Chippewa companies. Nuf sed. All sizes and lengths. RIDING BREECHES TOOLEN SHIRT5 WRAP LEGGINGS Alio A completef stock always of razors, sfroppers, safe ty razors, blades, shaving soap, cream, powder, knives, flashlights, Inger soll "Watches, purses and bill book Mauser .;.Bros. Where Everybody Buys in industrial adult blind. Concession in Oregon Percy A. Cuoner. stata i neer, has received from Roy E. Swigart. DrenidAnf hA valley .Klamath irrigation Droleet or Montague, Cal., an application covering the storage of 1,600,000 acre feet 6f water in iTnnA. m ath lake for the irrigation of lands ana power develonmpnt n pil fornia. Recently Mr. Rwirart rn nn benalf of this nrn1et in inniun tion covering the appropriation of "w" secona ieet of the waters of Klamath river for Irrigation ind power development. The Irriga tion, of 150,400 acres of land Is contemplated in California and the organization of an Irrigation district Which Will enter Infrt a contract with the United States reclamation service for the neces sary surveys and construction work is part of the scheme. ' Other applications received by the state engineer are: ' By Nels Kelson of Garibaldi, Ore., eoverine the attrtrAnrtafinn of water from Canary creek for domestic supply. j By Frank Sullivan of Canyon vllle, covering" the appropriation oi water from Canyon creek for irrigation of, a small tract in Douglas county. By U E. Springer, J .F, Spring er and William Palsgrove of Du fur. covering the water from Fifteen Mile creek for irrigating 50 acres in Wasco county. The Broeran Irrteaffnn dtetriot of Jamieson, Ore., has filed an ap plication in the office of the state engineer, eoverine the ntnra nf the waters of Willow creek and its iriButaries. Pole creek. Blacks creek, Rhodes Canyon creek. Cow Valley creek. Mormon nin creek. Lost Watch creek and Glasscock creek, for the irrigation of lands near Jamieson, Ore., Mal huer county. An aDolieation 1m hoen mAi by William S.. Hoffmen of Day ville, Ore., covering the appropri ation of water from John Dav river for Irrigation of a small tract in Grant county. Union County Treasurer ts Defendant in Mandamus Portland has instituted nrncwii. rags in mandamus against John Frawley. Union ; countv tnanrpr to compel the payment of interest on $60,000 county hirhvar bonds which has been held np by action of the supreme court In holding invalid the Clackamas county issue, in which (the same considerations are involved. The petition for mandamus wan filed in the supreme court yester- aayt tne alternate Wrlffwas Issued and October 19 set as the date for hearing, .f- ( The Clackamas county Issue was held invalid for the reason that it made the county's total bonded indebtedness exceed 2 per cent of the county's assessed val uation in property. While the is sue -was made after the ' people had raised the constitutional limit to" 4 per cent it was shown that the amendment was not yet effective. State Respect is Paid to Harrison R. Kincaid Flags on the state buildings were placed at half mast j yester day during the hours of the fun eral of Harrison R. Kincaid, for mer secretary of state. The fun eral was at Eugene in the after noon. Mr. Kincaid died at his home In Portland. FLOUR AT COT PRICES ' K- '; Olymprc Flour, per sack. . -. $3.25 Crown,' per sack. j . . . . ,.$3.35 White River, per sack.....; $3.40 Drifted Snow, per sack. .. j . ... ....... ,$3.50 Fishers' Blend, per sack....i....f.....,............;$3.50r Cash only; free delivery. All old wheat fancy patent , flour money back if not good." PEACH PITS Now have in stock New Crop Teach Pits for planting. Place your orders at once as stock is limited and doubt u able to secure any more this season. i ' FISHER'S EGG PRODUCER . This great mash feed makes them lay when fed with D. A. White & Son Phone 1CO-235 State Street ' : Two Birthday Parties Surprise Mr, Woodard The home of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Woodard of Chemawa was tha occasion of two enjoyable birth day surprises when on September 26 Casper Larnrop and family. Frank Lathrop and family, Mr. "GE1S-1T'.-.'--PAINLESS CORN REMOVER This Corn Remover Is Guaranteed Throw away that lanccr'!B4 razor and plasu-r. Jn't wast' jour lini simplr 'MratinR" thnt pestifcron. nrhing eorn! Get rid of it with 'lieu It." Keiuore it. JK Th Sefs, SmuU. Quick. Pa:la Cera Rafborrr 'CttU-tt." Simply apply two r three dnv this favorite eora remedy and vour pain from THAT eflrn reasea forerer. Then in two or three daya, if th corn has not dropped off, take hold with your fin gera and lift it off aa easily aa you peel banina! Yon eer enjoyed tarn in stant, delightful relief from corn winery. iiivit bmii enytning ao perfect ueia-ji. it never laila. Jeta lf cottn liut a trifle at anr dm? store. Money back ptiaranteerf. Mfd. by K. Lawrence " Co.. Chieazo. Sold in Sa lem and recommended aa the world' bet remedy Williams and family, Mr. arid Mrs. J. it. Iloune and Miss Agnes Houne of West Stayton and D. S. Turner and family of Chemawa, gathered to partake of a delight ful dinner prepared by .Mrs. Wood ard, assisted by Mrs. Catherine Hill in honor of Mr. Woodard'a birthday. In "the evening Mr. Woodard was iaftaia surprised when It. O. Henderson and wife. Tom Clag Bett land wife and danghter Rosa lie. J. R. ' Hawthorne and wife, Frank Miller and wife, Mrs. F. M. Darling. wif and daughters. Grace and L.ila, Mrs. Catherine Hill 1 and daughter. Marvel", the Mioses Margie and Ethel Mndge. Missi Harriet Darling. George Mudge, D. Jlalferty, W. D. Dar ling and Martin Holmes, met to Spend the -evening. At a late hour a two course luncheon was served, consisting of sandwiches and cof fee and cake and ice cream. STATEMENT . ; Statement of owner!iip. management, circulation; etc, of the Oregon States man. j'uil,li cl daily at Salem. Orm, reanired by the act of Anguft 24," 1912, Kditor-S. A. Stone, Salem, Ore." Managing Kiiitor 3. A. Stone, Salem, Ore. publisher R. . Hendrickf, Salem, Ore. ,". Uustnena Manager B. J. Hendricka, Salem, i Ore. Owner (If a corporation, give name and adJrense of - atcckholders holding 1 per cent ot more of total mnnnnt of toclt.): R. J. Hepdrick. Salem, Ore. r Carle Abram, falem. Ore.; H. A. Stone, Salcrai, Ore. Known Imndhnlder. wortgageeti, and other aceurity hoMem holding 1 per cent or more of the to,tai amotfnt of bondx, mortsase or otlier nriiie; ie. Arrij hubI of copief each latae of thi p'jlilirstion aoid or ttitritaiei4 th ron eh the maila.or otherwise. f paid sulHitwibern dnrirc the six month imped ing. the date of this statement. 3748. U. J. HENDRICKS, Pat.lmh-r. Sworn to and anbueribed before me this lit day of October, 192rt. ' ,- Ralph Olorer, Xolary Public of Oregon. ( My commission . exptrea January j 15, Portland Legion Post Files Corporation Papers (Articles of incorporation Lave been filed by Portland Post No. 1, American lesion. The incorpora tors are John A. Beckwith, Cas sias It. Tcck. F. M. Phelps and James R. Bain. The property val uation is $2000. . Articles were filed yesterday by the St. Helens Home Building company of St. Helens, capital ized at 15000. The Incorporators are Charles Graham, I-. It. Rnth errord. J. W. Allen. Sherman M. Miles and H. F. McCormiek. 'Resolutions of dissolution have been filed by the. general execu tive committee of the Shrine for 1820, of Portland. ' COAST LEAGUE At Salt Lake R. If. E. Vernon . 10 17 S Salt Lake . . 8 9 3 f Mitchell. Smallwood and Dj vormer; Gould, Cullop and Byler. At Los Angeles , R. If. Seattle .. ..At. .2 7 Los Angeles . . 0 3 Demaree and Baldwin; Crandall and Jlassler. E. 0 3 O. At Sacramento San Francisco'.. Sacramento Scott and Agnew; haos and Cook. It. 'II. E. ...2 9 2 ...4 8 0 Faeth, Xel- At Oakland Portland . . - Oakland .. ........ . Ross and Koehl?r; Mltze. R. H. E. ...3 12 1 ..4 6 2 Alt en and Friday' Monxixtf. ofrrnnKri k infrn The centleman lust ralnr bv l.i a member of the legislature, is he not?' inquired a guest. ."Yes." replied the landlord of th Petunia tavern. "That is the Hon. Solon Rtonesypher. the mis- Orator 1 wn repreentatlvo from this county." I want Uni reform i f ntoTt Country Gentleman. rational reform! 1 wijll1 e4' No news from Mexico is good Voice m Crowd Y r.eWS. 'ehlnrnfn.i Son Say. pop; what is" New- V A., 0 . ' ' - ton's law of gravitation? I tSsffiteM irr w wK k. , ?SX aa . 4 t. ei . . .l twv" I n m. - t ' - i t . ,i ul u s.' wnen 'bat la It now? (Suddenly de- I-v wf VJ I T - - v I get old enough to do as I iieved.) That's a foolish ques- M PL- V f ' - O plewse? UorJr son. Thera's no sneh thing . j I KsTzTT TrSS '" I r f r-J "Yes. my son. but right away any more since Prof. Einstein's 1 J CX'S ( H H ffS Yt I fClS 7 en remedy by J.C. Perry and ItX.V- and inven-j tLf , fcjet KjJ JggJ for the cigarette thai off tn the highest poaatble quaJIty at the lowest possible price And that's Spar. Smart looking Twtrrrand-nTerw package, with triple wrapping to keep .Spur's good old tobacco taato fresh and rich. : i Mir tef t ( m i lit p. II 'l; m at -I'll ;f)i,k wfw ill !: timely announcement ii PRICE-ADJUSTMENT i Starts Saturday, Oct. 9, 9 A. LI. i AT this Hxne the general concensus of opinion is that prices must decline. We are in sympathy is a constructive, sensible solution of present day conditions. Like a great many country we have decided to reduce our present selling price; forgetting profits and getting down, to Earth. It does not mn tWaf- our seasonable goods were purchases at low prices, you know better. Nevertheless, our prices have gone down with a crash and we want you to know it. Every brand we carry bears the stamp of public approval and every item -has been-reduced. . J . T.Tonroo Clothes for men, Men's Suits and Overcoats - 1" 4 !. J,. - ' "? J . . Our stock of MenY Suits and Overcoats in Fall and Winter styles afford a wide range of choice garments. We never had a better line or a better assortment of sizes. We can fit you with a suit or overcoat you will be proud to wear. Ochloss Bros9, and vtozson and Gorddn Now Fall Hats, Packard and other grados of Shoes for men Holeproof Hosiery for men, women and children, Gloves, Tics, Bolts and Men's Furnlshlnz Goods Men's Suit and Overcoat Prices $60 to $70 Suits and Overcoats $47.85 $50 to $60 Suits and Ouercoats $39.85 to $50 Suits and (fO Or Overcoats .... PJ.OJ Go W0 BHSSO CiJJ UNITED .STATES NATIONAL BANK BLDG. GO. If