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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 23, 1921)
THE , OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON SUNDAY MORNING. JANUARY 23. 1921 NEW BUS LINE IS ESTABLISHED King and Smith Announce New SalenvPortland Service I - E. jL'King and Dorsey B. Smith? of Portland. visited Salem yesterday and completed arrange ments'Jor establishing a new auto bu line between Salem and Port land. ! They assure the public that this new line will eater to high class patrons and that -the' best service possible will' be maintain ed.' Dnly through passengers will be taken, and no local stops will be made except for about five minutes at Aurc-ra or seme othf-r convenient point where rest con veniences are available. The automobiles to be used on this line will be Cadillac 8 Chas sis with Kpecial bus bodies com fortably seating 12 persons. The rear seat is partitioned off for the benefit of smokers, and the cars are heated by the means of a foot warmer under the center seat. - .-The cars, are equipped with ex tra wide windows in the side curtains so patrons will be able to enjoy the scenery along the route and this will be of special interest to tourists coming to Salem. Arrangements have been made for the proper handling of hand baggage protected from the rain and dust by tarpaulins. 1 ! The two men at the head of the new company are . well known automobile and transportation men. Mr. King has been con nected with the sight-seeing bus iness in Portland for several years, i Mr. Smith is manager of the Journal travel bureau, with offices in the main business of fice of the Journal. P.roadway and Yamhill, and has maintained his travel bureau in Portland for the pant 11 years, and will con tinue his travel bureau as at pre sent, i. . The line will lie established on Monday, Jan. 24. and the first hn -a. Ill leave, from the Marion hotel at 8:30 a.m.. followed by the next one at 2 p.m. THe ousses will leave Portland from the Jour nal building. Broadway and Yam hill at; 11:00 a.m. and again at 5 p.m..: reaching Salem on the re turn Journey at 1:15 p.m. and 7 p.m. This schedule will be maintained for about 10 days, when It will be increased with ad- $13.00 $13.00 NOTICE TO FORD OWNERS Our stock of well-known Republic Tires in 30x3, both staggard and f- rib tread is entirely too heavy I While They Last We Are Going to Sell Them for $13.00 Each These are New stock FIRSTS and carry our Regular Guarantee of Sir Thousand Miles Settlement basis ... The Regular price on these tires is $17,48 h the time to SAVE $4.48, but what we have in stock will not last long at the price of $13.00 SALEMIAUTQMOBILE CO. F. G. DELANO A. I. EOFF Phone 97 151 North High SL T" SaIein ditional equipment to four trips in each direction daily. The Journal building in Portland Is most convenient for all hotels, departmentstores and street cars: The Marion hotel management has granted to the managers the privilege f f starting their buses from ithe Marion hotel, which is additional assurance of the high class f service to be maintained. Patrc-ns are granted the use of the Marion hotel telephones to make: reservations on the buses and to ascertain accurate infor mation regarding the line. The buses are covered by full insurance, so all patrons are fully protected, in addition to which a preference will be given to mar ried men as drivers, and no speed ing or unnecessary chances will be permitted at any time. It is the intention also to es tablish a regular theatre trip. leaving Salem 6 p.m., for Port land, reaching Salem on the re turn shortly after midnight. mm 1 ht Ii!Bg.;:ii. 1 1 Attraction Extraordinary :::,... "THE HIT OF THE SEASON" AMERICAN SYNCOPATED ORCHESTRA and SINGERS George Edmond Dulp Conductor 1 1 mmmv .III - 'M T. t - 41 2: if -r-juz.il i ( 'i A 0 ' - -1-0 As they appeared at the Greek Theatre, Berkeley, Calif. j Colored Artists, Instrumentalists and Vocal Soloists NOTE Positively the original and only organization of its kind in the . .world. Now playihff to capacity and thrilling thousands in leading auditor. : niras of America's larcest cities. Don't confusee this distinjruished company w,.th nwistrel, jubilee singers, or jazz bands you may have heard these " , ; men'brins us echoes from the soul of darkest Africa, reverberating from the cotton fields of the, South. A truly wonderful musical treat thev also pjav the classics. i -' - : , ; - . - - Special Prices for this Engagement Only Seat Sale Monday Morning, 930. Prices for Salem v::--':-: v 50c $L00 $130 BEAVERS AGAIN BEAT BEARCATS University of Oregon Team Forges Ahead After Tied First Half The Oregon Beavers won a 21 to 16 victory over the Willamette Bearcats in a spectacular basket ball coontest marked by tight playing and fast passing in the armory last night. Before a packed house of anx ious rooters the opposing squads staged one of the cleanest and hardest fought basketball clashes ever witnessed on a local floor. The Lemon and Yellow machine worked like clockwork with Eddie Durno scoring almost at will and ringing up counters at the most unexpected moments. The Cardi nal and Gold contestants were not far behind their opponents in the passing are but their tosses failed to find rest la the Iron hoop. The Oregon tossers started off with a rush and after 10 minutes of play were leading the Metho dists by five points. Then through a marvelous djsplay of basketball prowess the Bearcats staged a comeback In which Jackson chalk ed np eight points for the locals. Amidst a deafening roar of ap plause from the excited students the first half ended an 11 to 11 tie. In the final period both squads displayed remarkable offensive and ' defensive playing in which Oregon's tries were converted Into tallies and Willamette's fell from the hoop misnomers. Durno. twice placed on the all-northwest mythi cal basketball squad, converted five out of seven free throws and tossed four field baskets, winning for himself the place of high point man: and the admiration of the spectators. 'Hunk" Latham was responsible for four of Oregon's points In the final perlof and Bet ter made a basket after a short dribble from center of floor. For Willamette, Jackson and Gillette were not only the shining lights but they were the most ac tive of the Bearcat constellation, pursuing a spectacular and whirl wind orbit about the armory floor. Jackson was high point man .for Willamette and fought every min ute of the game, passing acuratelyj and although cioseiy watcnea, broke away for eight of Willam ette's tallies. "Jeter" Gillette played a strong, speedy game. To his lot fell the duty of camping on Durno's heels besides adding counters to the Bearcat side of the match. Gillette fought zealously to keep Durno from scoring and broke up his passes as well as in tercepting the ball and preventing the Oregon mentor from register ing tosses. Wapato failed to throw a single basket and passed with less than his accustomed accuracy. DImIck and Rarey threw up so tight a de fense that the Beaver players were forced to take all the.'r shots from the center of the floor. McKIt trick. who relieved .Gillette in the final period of the game broke In to the play in big league style and threw two counters out of two free throws awarded. The lineup and score follows: . Willamette 16 . Oregon 21 Gillette ...... .F. ...... . Durno Wapato . .... . .F. ... .M. Latham Jackson'. . ... .C. .... .A: Latham Rarey .., G Beller Dfmick 1 G Chapman Substitutes Oregon, Rhinehart for Latham. Willamette, McKlt trick for Gillette. Referee Harry Fischer, Mult nomah Athletic club. mands that will soon tak placa when conditions again becom" fcabilized. If our utilities are con servatively capitalized acquisition of new capital for extension and betterments will not be so diffi cult in the evnt those corpor ations are receiving a fair rate of return from the actual and honest Investment in their plants, such -regulation would also tend to secure new capital at a lower rate of interest than that now demanded. "The law I have In mind would prohibit a public service corpor ation from hereafter issuing, for any purpose connected with or relating to any part of Its busi ness, any stocks or certificates of Etock purporting to have mone tary value, bonds, notes or other evidence of indebtedness to an amount exceeding that which may from time to time be reasonably necessary for the purpose for which such stocks, certificates of flock, bonds, notes and other evi dences of Indebtedness may be authorized. "Xo public service corporation could issue any stock or certifi cates of stock purporting to have monetary value except in consid eration of money, labor or prop erty, at its true money value, as found and determined by the commission, equal to the face value thereof, or issue any bonds, notes or other evidence of indebt edness except for money, labor or property at its true value actually received by it equal to 75 per cent of the face value thereof. "In determining the value of the utility's property for this pur pose, no franchise or privilego granted by a municipality shall be appraised at any greater sum or value than the sum paid there for Into the public treasury of the municipality granting same. "It seems to ine that if the state contemplates 'regulation" of bond ing hoits-s that fieal In tliesr fp-c-urities. that the issuance f thso utility securities should b regu lated in the first instance at time of issuance." Barber Examiners Turn Over Receipts Receipts ot the ate board of bar!er examiners from Jane 2'). .Ti?ft In leceuiber 21. 1920. WT? the j ? 1729 36. f 2 4 2... 3:.. and -xpenFeH were aecordinc - f( a report filed yesterday with the . goTi--. nor. " This leaves a balance , $2304.01 to turn over to thettat treasurer. Side whiskers are said to t coming bark. Charge It up to tit barbers and their war-time vcfc ule of prices. IN TIMES LIKE THESE A medicine that costs only 5 Cents a Day or $1.50 a month, should be thoughtfully considered. We know of only one that does this, namely. Hood's Sarsaparilla which has a half century record of efficiency and worth. It creates an appitlte, aids di gestion, makes food taste good, purifies and vitalizes the blood makes the weak strong, eliminates the poisons of catarrh, scrofula, rheumatism, fortifies the body against infectious diseases, fveers grip, influenza. ' xrGi. Mood, Sarsapadllla today. Hood's Pill, are a fine laxative The fell Sox JA I II V. " I ' " mil- -" r- .-r- ; ..- - . r i ' -. I louDe - it embodies in full those virtues which have given the" Nash Six its high repntation. With its 48 L p. perfected valve-in-head motor it is enal to the severest tests of touring. Its 127-inch wheel base and long flat springs make it a car that you can drive on long trips with utmost comfort -: . ! ; The upholstery is taupe mohair of unusual fine wearing quality; this elegant material gives a remarkable luxurious atmosphere to the interior. ' ' . . " Cord tires are Standard equipment a I em Nash Co 237 State Street 1 m - - Bp PS) g)lllW TODAY AND TOMORROW ONLY CONTINUOUS TODAY WOULD CHANGE BOND ISSUANCE Development Depends on : Conservative Capitaliza- tion Says Corey Stocks and bonds -issued by public utility corporations should be within the same uriediction aa regulation of the rates and ser vice of the utilities, in the opin ion of II. H. Corey, member of the public service commission. This. Mr. Corey believc3. Is neces sary if the best results are to be obtained from public utility reg ulation. "I believe that Jurisdiction over the issuance of stocks and bonds by public utilities should go hand in hand with that of reg ulation of the rates and service of such corporations, if the best results ate to be obtained from public utility regulation," said Mr. Corey yesterday. "If onr state Is to go forward with other western states In the anticipated rapid development of our resources, the public should be assured that our utilities are conservatively capitalized. Mil lions are to be invested in Oregon utilities In the immediate future, due partly to delay in develop imemt andextensions during the 8 EL0DY AIDS VAUDEVILLE 8. Singers, Dancers, Musicians and High Class Entertainers . And a mighty drama ot the Far North where life is cheap. Sturdy and fearless are those men of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police. if J s K-.J'' '7U S !V ' ,- , .tv- i ' It f f -'t - - - r - - il- . r m JqtrO 'km v It's PuU Two Hour ' ' T' I f i i ' V -: " m ' J . Show, so Come fes) I ferfl A-' ' Matinee Evening . YJ ; y LEWJS J.SELZNICK Prewt ' 3- .. , : wirai Smw i Our Comedy "Monkey Business" One Continuous Laugh Special Music Arranged by Lillian McEIroy Hunt' on Our Hope-Jones Organ 4 Days Starting Wednesday "Behold my Wife," With Elliott' Dexter Where the t Big Shows Play Matinee Daily Continuous Sundays war, ana partly to the many de-