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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1920)
THURSDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 16. 1920 fi RANK HOLDINGS pa red. yesterday by Will II. Den nett, btate superintendent o tanks. Pendleton has dropped to fifth place. Salem retains its place at secoud on th-lisi. while Astoria is third. ! and Kugenc fourth. cent." I Portland deposits have dc-; creased S2.2SS.S47.13 rince Sep- j temner - 8. 1920. and deposits in ) most of the other towns on the list al30 have decreased. The tabulation below shows i FHINGS THAT NEVER HAPPEN ing distance e-f lon-n. Once, ac-. limited the resident American" likes the waib-r. but there nev-j tr was a run in Tca that beat If STATE SHUW SALEM SECOND down with the Intensity " la j Haitian lun around midday. : VV LEARM TO DRAW mm.rt AJM AMMUA. M WX MAaL TOU FOR. THE parts a lh? Iniied Slate that ' rj lleppncr. Athena, Condon, P-urns and Grcsham. .which ap peared in the million dollar class she towns in the million dollar TreD Tt.UE T0DY Por' Au Pr?'ce is a brdin- tyt of c.iim. In wrong now. . i-tim i uia ua tmui wt U rou ov" t lass and each town the total deposits of VAA, CIEMJING' . . . a 9 A n .SHS.9S3.71I 4S . X. 713.203. 41 ' Eugene Passes Pendleton : September . Lave "failed to quali fy this time, Oregon City and Cor j vallis have passed liaker. Rose j burg has passed Mc.Minnville, and (Grants Pass. Ashland. Lakeview, i Milt mi and Woodburn Tiav Portland .... Saleri Astoria Kugene ... . Pendleton . . . . j It i unJ?rtod that all of th members of the Wilson cabinet wt:l resign --about March 4 next. ; WER THIS r and Taliest' ourthnace on Official List 2ED In order to bttter care for their Klamath Falls .ainilies. THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM. OREGON. mitt DECREASES RECORDED Number of Million-Dollar Cities in Oregon Drops Since Last Call The u amber of cities, aud towns in Oregon bavins deposits of $1,- 600,000 or more lias acrea?eci from 23 on September 8 to 30 at the call date of November 15, ,crordins to a statement pre- Albi:v . . . which failed to show an increase .Medford .. in- ilenosits. Oregon City SEIV HAIR alter BALDNESS a mil ara Win aalr. n1 aanurun r m J" u" U..t ROTALKO. fonuia -ilea Uw Ml and oUwr Voirnt lnT4 r. KOTALRU ta . j, I. irfililfl. lac Stauaa I, New I l. The total deposits in the state un November 15 amounted to S2H1.420.9US. 49. of which $S5, 814.101.75 was time and savings deposits and the balance demand deposits, including those due to banks.: "Time and savings deposits have increased 9.'J02.1 7S.73 since November 17. 1919." said Xr. Pennett. and " S32S.95C.70 since September 8. 1920, but de mand deposits have decreased so as to make a net loss in deposits s'lice November 7. 1919, of S2T.- 909.S34.73, and since September S, 1920. or S3.043-.182. 19. In other words, time and savings de posits during the last year have increased 11.7 per cent, while de mand deposits have decreased! .15.1 per cent., causing a net de-! crease in total deposits of 8.1 per Corral lis . . . P.aker .... . The Dalles . Roseburg -. . . McMinnvilic . La Grande . . Marshfield . . . Grants Pass . Hood River . Hillsboro . . Head Ashland Rilverton Lakeview . . Tillamook . . Newberg . . . Ontario Milton Forest Grove Woodburn . , Lebanon . . Total 7.9G3.222.77 C.l 92.57 1.50 5.991.0.-.2.33 4. r ."i9.7ox.cn 3.9.-.1.6S0.4 2 3.S29.74S.7S 3.697.S74.9.". 3.379,114.:.; . 3.3 i 6,4 37.Cti 3.029, 9C4. 01 .2.912.CO7.90 2.733.3CO 10 2.C79.175.21 2.347.3S7.73 2.091.639.63 2.0C1.43C.97 . . r 1.965.437.39 I I.S74.092.C0 l.S73.33l.i: 1.S04.379.74 1. 091 ,919.68 1.6S3.655.97 1.473.178.71 1 "-.' CiRt 01 I J A ,o X.I : 1.231. 469.X3 1.112.9103 1.0CS.913.54 . .S236.877.01S. 37 i ' X - - - i - ; S- . V VV I. 1 ! :""""- nn n n -' . ; j - - - " " V , " - f ' AUCTION SALE 1795 North Capitol Street Thursday, December 16, l p. m. 1 nearly new range; 1 dining table; 10 chairs; 3 beds; . i : . r i n ,. . -i o : ... 6 extra pxi springs; 4 jjuou maiucM'es, a ouiger act ing machine; 1 library table; 1 stand table; 2 new rock ers; 2 new dressers; 1 vacuum sweeper; 1 kitchen treasure; 3 dozen quarts of fruit ; 1 heater; 1 boiler and wash tub ; some garden tools. TERMS OF SALE CASH . . Everything goes, as I am leaving the Country and must,- sell. - Come to this sale if you want real .bargains for your money. This furniture is all new and in good condition. 'M7 fItllll'Al. CA'totrt CO V K. Ehly, Owner 1795 North Capitol St. G. Satterlee, Auctioneer Phone 1177 err Tins out it is worth - f MOXKY ' Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and mail it to Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago. 111., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in re turn a trial nnrka" rnntaininr Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs, colds and croup; Fo ley Kidney Pills for pains in sides and back; rheumatism back ache, kidney and bladder ailments and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleans ing cathartic for constipation, bil iousness, headache, and sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere. "Evervhodv- frorii everT-where tn Europe" is trying to get Into the United States, according to Ole Hanson, who has just returned from an investigation of the cir cumstances of immigration. The limits of 6hip accommodation are i happily affording time to consider the situation calmly. RIGA PASSES SLOWLY AWAY Pearl of Baltic is Now Sad Monument of Destruction of World War TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY j FOR SALE fcFOX TERRIER puppies. Phone 75 or 1280, 1030 Chemeketa street. HERE'S A RECORD BREAKER SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11 - - -i Motor Company Valley ? SOLD - 5 Touring Cars f ; . . 3 Sedans 2 Coupes 1 Fordson Farm Tractor ALL FORDS, needless to say. This day's business goes to prove two things FIRST The popularity of TiE UNIVERSAL CAR SECOND That closed Cars are being recognized, and forging to the front. Ford Sedan, new price $946.34 Six of these orders were placed for delivery as Christmas Gifts time. ! . You owit to yourself-to your wife and to your cWWnao get ou t of the ty. All the streams and woods of Oregon are DrounuHnVouic ly and comfortably, ford Sedan. Friends who live at a distance can txr ted qwek Uh evei: llimnu. r. . i nprnaspa vour h appiness and promotes goou ne i" No other inv V much pleasure and satisiacuon an - f ucn time at so small a cost as a roru cuad... . L . . :r tlin f;imilv can i)C tv . i - tnw r.rtrisi nuts uuio ie amount you are planning iu . ,,,, ,.,,, m3V be pa d scd as your first! payment on a Ford Sedan. The balance maj uc i founts through the coming year. , . I PLACE YOUR ORDER TODAY We can make positive deliveries on all models for HOLII)A GIFTb. RIGA. Latvia. Dec. 15. Riga, which was known before the war as the pearl of the Baltic and ranked as Russia's second port is one of the Eaddest monuments to the destruction wrought by six years of ceaseless figttrng. much i-f which took place on the new republic of Latvia, erected on the ruins of the old Russian govern ments of Livonia and Courland. Half a million persons lived in Riga before the war and over 400 large factories kept it busy and prosperous. Now there are ouly about 200.000 inhabitants and leFK than a score of factories are onerating. The empty shells of various industries stand awaiting! the return of machinery which the Russians shipped eastward be-! fore the German advance. Lim ine and Trotxky have promised to return all the machinery which belonged to Russian subjects. But many of the factories were owned by foreign capitalists and conse quently cannot hoje to recover Ihoir nlanls. Great rubber plants, carshops wood-working shops and saw mills stand idle awaiting capital to buy machinery. The river Dvina and various lakes and inlets lying to the city are filled with logs but there are no mills to convert them Into timber and no ships to car- them into foreign markets. The docks are idle. Few trains operate and those are fired with wood. or the 1,500.000 persons lu the new republic, nearly all are .1... ..twlt-nt nnnn airt i' UltUrc for a living. The crops were a failure this year and consequently the ollook is blue for the new gov ernment, headed by l lmanfa, the American trained minlj'.er-presi-dent. Put the Ietts have learned the joy of freedom in their few mnnth of independence. They fought brayjfly against the Pol- heviki and later against tne iai- tic barons wno ina iu fnsw" l hem under General Hermondi. And ihcv are tourageously build- ing up a national life and a na tional consciousness in the face of terribl odds. Cnlika most parts of Russia. Latvia was a country where edu cation was general and only a small proportion of its popula tion was . unable to read anJ write. It had been well Iu the line of European culture. u. norts of Riga. LUau anu v iu- dau had always attracted many , foreign traders. The roiintry had teen ro attractive to German bus iness men that German culture firm i v fmhediled in the jead- ,.t it: SL, ..w.rA f?Af,l,!l11 ' ing cities. ! than Russian in its appearance. Its broad streets. magnificent, well-kept park3 and dignified pub lic buildings give it tbe air of a German city. Its nuniero is Luth eran churches are similar to tlios. round in any of the Ham-eati- j League cities. It university n L.r-iiTH nlfin German line. I IM ,UIM'.vit - - t Hut the great majority ot its peo- j pic have no sympathy with Ger- . niaiiy'M effort to continue it.4 in- i flucnce in Latvia tnrousn me i.ei- t man barons, whohe estateh nave been confiscated. Tbe opera in Ris include; all the standard German. French and Italian operas iu the Lettish lan guage. Its schools teach Lettish. The state theater gives plays in Lettish, chiefly translation of dish. Scandinavian nnH I'.ennaii masters. One of the; iv rrwpntlv nroduced in I with the lame and the blind dis courages the visitors. The chamber of commerce, mindful of this evil, is tring to end it. for thc orranixation ad mits that it is the thing that turns tourists away. Aide from the ocitnation forces there an about 200 Americans in the capi i tal. Only four full Fteamin? day I irom .New York, lla:tl li lucky if it ffts mail In eight or t.n days. . The one hotel here patronized by Americans sits back toward the ha so of the mountainside over !ekin the sea and beyond walk- ft ,!o7Jt!7 won ciwiioTioai A Prpraittov of COMPOUND COPAIBA anal CUBEB J AT YOUR DRUCCIST Aak ITrHt-PfVT They are Practical, Serviceable and always Acceptable. We have then for - - --- Ladies, Misses, Children, Boys and Men In All-Leather, Felt Leather Soles Felt, Cushion Soles or all Felt kinds of Prices , ?5-00 lo V . You are sure to be Pleased - ? At the Electric Sign "SHOES" All 95c Z7i A wonderful as.nrtment of all that is bright, new and de Firabl". Iont miss thene. Priced from t IJTM. Ill small ll " - -..-.r 4 'I rwvil-f All - i Uh KVKUY OKEGON DRIVER SUUUi" U"" y; J1 iga was written by a Lett aboiw f Urj: the life of Weesters. a -m.; fcr.isht of t'ie tun r-murv. u- tn.,.rvtri tr resist the German -H-i? domination of .Lettland. It is , rinii'pNiV' bitter in its denunciation of Gcr- ; c fc( J;;JVI r,an methods and l.r.s be. well j -T rT-- i received bv a public which m'CIih! Thil'L thoroughly drt i -mined to mam- ; tain Us independence at any cos. ! I Port A a Prince h Ready To Welcome V. S. Vinton , POUT AIT PRIM'K. Int. !- ; Ameriran.s seldom coif to Haiti except on business. It is ih rar- : est thine to s" a tomist Is ere and : ship travelers, stopping at thl MuroiifiU paved fctnr.ts, lini irxVfri 111 V.Tit'!"'ii tj 4l I VfTrr" -it r U 2 'Z M ' ! , X .J - a7 I v kit nKpD mo PH M S: Neckwear It . 11 i er a - fossil ! fehrJ Hosiery ! 9hxr- -1 3 mints c 1 L iiS J BISHOP We. are always ready to serve you whether you wish t to buy or not. J5he Christmas Store Uuy your Men's and Doys gift things at the store where the men like to trade themselves. We have a wide assortment of choice gift things jilea-s-ing to the men and the young men. Gloves Strut Clovta In cape. R'r rhas. tilks and knit fabrks.' KZSJt MJVi. Driving glove in rapes. hor-hid fur l.nd. gauntlet and plain. Price MJM to KUll.lxt. Scarfs that 111 apual to the man of exclusive taste. Knitted and Crochet, embroid ered figures, cress strip- nd !o-toiie effect- Pric -" to Sl. Come ami hi the IntTwnvcn brrnd silk. 1 1 tie and ctinrv Hisivry. The . in all t i!irs and st '.c ral fancy h-ath-t r' n.ixlurcs. Prices f-- tu :adras clth Shirls. Vfi cVrinl hw p3tli-rn and color -.nibinntious. Pri-i lU-"i f.".tM. SPKCIAI- All Silk Shirts ttpcrial at ca h. Many in-vk patterns. Dorit forget we are ready to serve you whether you wish to buy or not. SALEM WOOLEN MILLS STORE c. r. nisiioi pRlrictor L Mm- " A : i J" ' 0- ' -V r 1 ) ; ow- I i " Mt'i'f M Yr ir.t W a i p-7 C A; Bathrobes A lathrob i alwajt aa c- rf-nnUr tift. We hate a drfnl asisoitment la cotton ai.d wool. Pricvs Slo U -". House Slippers All stjlrs. noft pliible l-athr and richly colore d fella. Pries -iM and luto Robes !:! ?ure to ."c the Pendleton Indian Rob They're r.r E,.- for you and make the b-t .. Xmas git; Pre .VW. Li