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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1920)
THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON. SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 7. 1020 KID mini that the Miracle Windshield Cloth is what they ' . i ' need to keep their glass clear. Get one at LLOYD it RAMSOEN or call 1684 C.E. Whitney EVERY TOYN IN COUNTY READY FOR ROLL CALL i Chairman McDaniel Re ports Manager Appointed a 41 vi nvinuiuiuuviu PHOTOS ARE EXHIBITED Red Cross Representatives to Visit All Residents in Jurisdiction BIG FREE 1 M OTORGYCLE HILL GLI MB Silem, Oregon, November 11, 1920, 1:30 p. m. Hill located 3V-. miles south of Salem, on canyon road just off Riverside Drive. ' fas ;i The biggest event of its kind ever held in the Northwest. Watch the boys ride those high powered motorcycles on a hall f ' . STRAIGHT up and DOWN 5 big events 'with the best riders from the entire Northwest competing. 1 ) It's all Free Be sure to attend Prompted by Salem Motorcycle Club Plans ior iua iuumi annual Red Cross roll call are practically com pleted, according to it report is sued by the local chapter yester day. The organization cf Polk and Marion counties has been been ac tively carried on during this last five days. Every town in the two counties is ready for the opening of the roll call. Managers have been appointed in each district and ia jtrained corps of workers in Istrficted in their duties. "The people throughout the two counties who really know what the Red Cross is doing are not only ready, but are anxious to co-operate in making the roll call a suc cess," said Chairman B. TV. Mc Daniel. "The influence'oPthe Red Cross has been felt in every por tion of Willamette chapter. We are receiving phone 'calls from practically every) district relative to the securing o a corps of assis tants. Some people who have been active have refused to assist because of their inability to place the greatness of (the cause above local and petty jealousies. I am happy to report, however, that this condition has been met Infre quently and that! the residents of Polk and Marlon counties are practically working as a unit this year." t Board Breaks Record. The office of Ithe Board of con trol broke all records when it no tified the chapter last night that it not only had organized to aid the cause Tut that every member in the bureau had renewed the membership and; only awaited the visit of the chapter representative to turn over the proceeds. Similar 'results are coming In from all districts, according to Chairman McDaniel. A feature 'of the publicity con nected with the roll call which is 'certain to attract widespread at tention is a special exhibit of war photographs to be displayed in two of the local store . .windows. The photographs are authentic and represent varied phases of the world war: The work of the Red Cross aU the front is especially well portrayed. The collection of pictures was made by Perry Pres- eott Reigelman, a former news paper man, who spent two years overseas in the photography sec tion of tWe army. The collection has never before been made pub lic and it Is through his courtesy that the Red Cross was given the privilege of using the pictures In conjunction with the roll call. "According to present arrange ments, every resident of Marion and Polk counties will he visited personally by a representative of Willamette chapter before the completion of the roll call." said Mr. McDaniels. "We are especial ly anxious to have it known that the roll call is not a drive or a campaign. The Red Cross is oper ating on a peace basis and will makean annual appeal to the pub lic through Its. roll call. The roll call Is simply a renewal of mem berships.." State Institutions F-Mger. "Under the organization this year, pract'cally every state Insti tution and large plant is handling it own renewals. It was thought more expedient to .have these larger institutions carry on their own work, as the sending in of outside solicitors interrupts the routine of the offices." The active solicitation will be gin on Armistice clay and close on Thanksgiving day. Every chair man or every scnooi aisiricc, as well as every rural school teacher, has been made an active worker this year. On Armistice day it Is planned to have Red Cross talks in practically all school districts. 2ND ANNIVERSARY SALE DRAWS CROWDS ALL DAY People's Cash Store Does Biggest Day's Business In its His toryEvery Department Crowded Free Luncheon - Served to Patrons Who Come From All Surrounding Country or the second anniversary sale held by the Peoples Cash Store and the store was crowded to ca pacity all day long. In speaking or me aay a ouai nenn. Louis Solof. manager, said: "It's been a big day the biggest business we have . ever exper ienced. From the time the store opened this morning till closing time our 54 sales people have been so busy thev have hardly been able to give the prompt ser vice we always try to render. 1 am sure we have served over 5000 customers daring the day. and what pleased tne more than anything vise was the number of out-of-town people that took ad antage.f our price cutting. There were people from all outlying towns as far as Woodburn, Jef rerson and Falls City. "Our patronage- from Salem teonle was so large that onr Yesterday was the opening dayithre- large aato trucks could hardly make deliveries. "Every department was crowd eddry goods, grocery and hoe and our economy basement was like a beehive. "Our fne luncheon seemed to be appreciated. Several hun dred wer? served. "We were pleased also, by the remark heard on all side such as: 'Biggest sale I've ever aeen In Salem. 'This Is sure the store for bargains. 'This la the people store all right. "The sale has opened far big ger than we ever expected and we're going to try to keep up the pace by giving the best bargain the people have ever received. "1 feel that I should thank the public for thlr patronage and for their patience In waiting their turn to be served. We hope to be able to give them more prompt ervlce from now on. What Will Your Wife Do With Your Insurance Money? Will she invest it wisely Nine out of ten women do not. But you can insure it's a wise investment and thus make certain a steady, continuous income for your family. r How? By cstablbhinjf a Life Insurance Trust, naming this bank as beneficiary in your policies. Our Trust Officers will be glad to explain further. Capital National Bank SALEM. OREGON Many Candidates at No Expense Daring Campaign Many of the candidates for state and district offices In the election of ' November 2 were at no ex pense, according to micmruis filed with the secretary of state. Representative W. C. Hawley paid out only $72.60. HU opponent for the congressional nomination was Harlin Talbert, a Socialist. The following statements havj been filed: E. T. Johnson. Portland, Pro hibition candidate for presiden tial elector, nothing. Upton A. Upton, Estacada, In dustrial labor party candidate for secretary of state, 50 cents. C. H. Svenson, Astoria, Indus trial labor party .candidate for United States senator In congress, nothing. . T. A. Weinke. Condon. Republican-Democratic candidate for1 district attorney for Gilliam county, nothing. Bert C Boylan. Madras, Dem ocratic candidate for district at torney for Jefferson county, noth ing. W. T. Miller. Grants Pass. Dem ocratic candidate for district at torney for 'Josephine county, noth ing. G. B. McCluskey. Todelo. Re publican candidate for district at torney for Lincoln county,, noth ing.! Wilson T. Hume. Portland, Re publican candidate for state sen ator from the 13th senatorial dis trict, nothlag. Ivan G. Martin, Salem, Repub lican candidate for representative from the first representative dis trict, nothing. Seward D. Allen. Eugene. Re publican candidate for represen tative from the third representa tive district, nothing. Louis E. Bean, Eugene, Re publican candidate for represen tative from the third representa tive district, nothing. Charles F. Hopkins. Roseburg. Republican candidate for repre sentative from the ninth repre sentative district. 3. D. E. Fletcher. Independence. Republican candidate for repre sentative from the 12th represen tative district. SS. Barge E. Leonard. Portland. Republlcanx candidate for repre sentative from the 18th represen tative district.' nothing. Denton G. Burdlck, Redmond. Republican candidate for repre sentative from the 21st represen tative district, nothing. Candidate But why should they celebrate Washington birth day more than mine? Cltlxen Because be never told a lie. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED HEATED HOUSE keeping rooms or single sleep ing rooms. Phone 1177 or Box 35. THE HAT .BOX CLEANING and blocking. 420 Ferry. 'They look Just like new. FOR SALE A LADY'S BICYCLE In good condition. Will trade for chickens. Phone 1443. Valley MotorCo. BULLETIN 2 Why FORD CARS and FORDSON Farm Tractors Are Reduced in Price IDl FORDSON FARM TRACTORS aJley Motor Co. STATESMAN CLASSIFIED AIW. UMNO RESULTS ABOUT PRE-WAR j PRICES s-ss FORD PRODUCTS acknowledge no competitor; they, stand on the merit oi SERVICE and QUALITY. Ford Cars and Fordsdn Tractors have been reduced to Pre-War Prices, and the Quality remains as good as ever. There's, a reason lor this reduction if you really want to know How and Why, read why Ford products can be sold lor less, read this page. OR PRODUCTS FORDSON FARM TRACTOR New Price $890.35 on the farm. . "V .! ' '- " V. 1-TON TRUCK PNEUMATIC TIRES New Price $674.78 For dson Farm Tractor 1 The Farmers' Necessity A complete power plant lor the farm; used by all progressive farmers. Ford One-Ton Trqck The Truck with the Powerful Worm Drive Solves the hauling pr oblem for farmers and merchants 1 Ford Closed Cars Closed Cars Are the Coming Cars Luxurious in all apppointments, with self starters, prbtecting the occupants from cold and rain, and yet affording open vision to alL Ford Cqupe, light and-dependable. A cosy car tor two. v r - FORD SEDAN, the family car, seating five peo ple comfortably, ; FORD COUPE, IF77 SELF-STARTER New Price $89424 JU. w r m on 9 FORD SEDAN, WITH SELF-STARTER V New Price $94634 Insist on Genuine Ford Parts Ford Sedan With Self-Starter New Price $946.34
