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: I I j j i V TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 1 1922 rTfrn nrjin ' hundreds j observe third ANNiy'ERSARY of roosevelts death nnnT., f1)lrn I . I r 1 1 r n nr U t r .- r jo oHV Lu : 1 1 UN APHIL 4 AccofripUihrnents oi Confer ence Shown Before Read jng Conirtercia( Body PUBLIC INTEREST. NEED Ecoh4 Restoration Es ; senlial lb Welfare of 5 ; People Hoped for READIS'Q, P. Jan. 1 V Ident, Ha?dimf In. a letter read t the- annaais I dinner; today of the ReadtnK Chamber of Commerce, declared that the American -people hate "every , Teason to enltltate the ',bioL latellifcent underttand- Ing 'and definite, intbrmed - opin ions regarding affairs 'which fln- Tolre our relations to the rest 01 the world."; ' , Declaring he had been Informed that the chamber was to "consid er the conference on the limitation of armaments and its various im plications in relation to our conn- try and' to the international re lationships of the world" he add- ; ed: - ;.i ' -' v j ' ' ntne ' Show Change "It Is a deep ; ; satisfaction to note the actlre Interest which or ganisations such as yoor own are taking in the issues. We bate as people etery reason to cultivate the' most -intelligent' understand ing' and definite. Informed - opin ions' regarding affairs which In volve1 our relations with the world. In' the past .we have not ueen nn- der the necessity to devote mucn specialized attention - to these; but. la- the present state-of the weria.7our pnblic servants .win find' themselves -encouraged . and supported in their efforts along these -lines if they note a develop ing cooperation and Interest am : one thtpeonle.,f. t";. '.,., ,,. A ccomtrf hhmn 1 1 Recorded ' ;s I am glad of the opportun ity to point out to a group Of In fluential Americana that at the ' conference, though its labors are , not yet complete, has recorded a grat accomplishment in putting a deflniite end . to.- costly naval competition and In the prohibition regarding certain Inhumane ef forts so far, I feel confident that no obstacles will be placed In the ' way of just agreements affecting , principles and policies in the or ient while the pact that hae been negotiated relating to the Pacific ' region contains guarantees, of the utmost -value , tor ,futnre peace. In - tRit'area.'";, 'ii v'l "v V' Preliminary la Vital "Inasmuch as determination of tome of these elemental political relationships fas a vital prelimln ary'to the great tassr of economic rehabilitation J throughout the world, It Is gratifying to feel most hopeiul" that the settlements fin ally to. ba arrived at In Wash ligton would be helpful in aiding that economic restoration which Is erserrtial to the good fortune or all 'peoples." i - BuiIding..Cdntin.ues ,to , Show Increase in City . There is raach to indicate that Salem's , boildhirr - boont-is "not , .... s ... ni - K m - .-, . 11 i 1 rm i 'Tke:"Greatest. Mediwnof mti -.'1 . . . ; Advertising in Willamette Valley I A ' Do you need farm help, a clerk for your store, a stenographer, a teacherfor your school dwtrict?. All these and many other wants can be filled quickly and at small cost through STATESMAN WANT ADS .For your convenience a Wank order form; is; printed below. Write one word in each.. space, w The cost to you will be 2c a word for pne inser tion; 6c a ord for three insertions and 8c a word for one week. ' ; , CUT OFF HERE AND MAIL IN ENVELOPE WITH REMITTANCE .To the. Oregon Statesman . i , r. 1 , Classified Advertising Dep irtment, , ''t Salem, Oregon. ' . Please insert this advertisement.... j1' I I .. Li-?.- -rt -.- - " 'f , I -. .' - i ! i , - . . k r i 7--r ' M '7 v. - ' . . v s .... ; ..... t - ... ...... 1 1 4 ' " -"- , ...... ' - -- . . I. ' 11 1 I ' ' :'" : 'I '.- r" ' ' ' ' - - - -. 7 ; 1 1 . ' ' ; : -. - . v ": ' r- q , . . , i ;.. - ; , .4 ' : - - ' .!-... ., : v ; ' ' I . ' V I II. ! ' ' A i v ..... , , . .'. 1 y .. I. J ' 4 '!.. " .V, . . S 1. .m m . " - i 1 ' JL.L j, i t , " :i :' ' 1 j ilr closed please find v Ml : ' rr f ; w. .ill Ntw lltft...T-..: ,, il.i.r.f,..K nr. n ,.,., . r .lMmm,im TTnndredslof admirers of Tbeodbre Roosevelt niade an annual pilgrimage to his grave at Oyster Bay, to i2ence!herPictoe abtowa someWf the admirers of the great American at the simple grave in the public cemeteryfat OyjBay . ;; 1 .. ; . .. 4 -- - merely a passing puff.- All over town there are evidences thrt lowered material and labor cofAs art aiding the homebuilder. . Dar ing the past week City Recorder Earl ; Race and Jeputy Recorder Mark- Paulson have Issued build ing permits to the following; . . c. Sinnewlck, 1348 South'Com merclal street, a one-story dwell-? ing.. to cost $600. Dr Ot. J. E.. Matthis, 6 5 South Church street, . one story frame dwelling, $4000.. .. Don Schirman, 976 North Church street, dwelling, to cost $2500. a'.-. i - , o', .-. 7 Peter ' Stevens A Son of this ctly will build at , 333 Miller, a one-story frame garage to cost about $500. : - - E. A. Pruitt of 14SS North Cot tage street, will erect" a one-story frame dwelling to cost about $1000. i..-,?f.i, ' John Chrlstensen. a one-story frame dwelling at 585 South Fit teenth street, coat $1500. Removal of Ticket Tax f Does Not Boost Travel Railroad travel has not notice ably increased since the taking- off of the .federal, ticket tax, the fjrst of the month, according to Southl ern Pacific authorities. . However right now would usually' be the very deadest time- of the whole year fori traveling, ana & we, re turns aeem tq,ahoy ..that the sales have held np to 'the'Dre-hoIiday figure ; which migb t be - Interpret ed to be a gain In business condi tions, since it would! be usual for traffic to tall off during January. ..The reduction of t3 per cent on freight bills, 8. per cent on rail road tickets, and 25 per cent on Pullman , tickets, makes traveling notably easier than it was. ' The surtax on Pullman tickets, how ever, still stands an advancs of 50 per cent over the'-, pre-war price, which goes to the railroad companies that haul the cars. No body is giving away Pullman tick ets these days, even if the. war tax is off. . And we understand people got along fairly well when they knew nothinjf -or vitamines. Exchange. our (Write one word in eoch wpace) Name r Address S1LVERTON PERSONALS AND BRIEFS SIL.VERTON. pr., Jan. 16. (Special to The "Statesman--Hev. and Mrs. George ;HenrikBen," Re'. L. C. Foss of Seattle, and Mrs. (). Dalhen motored f to Salem Mon day to Visit friends who' are ill at the asylum and tuberculosis hospital. 1. Rev. L. C. Foss. of Seattle is a guest at the - home of Rev. and Mrs. George Henrikseu. Rev. Mj. ' Foss delivered the sermon Sunday morning it Trinity church On Sunday evenfng he spoke by special invitation! at the Young People's Luther! league at St. John's church. I Rev. Mr. Foss will remain at Siherton this week to attend the ministerial confer ence to be held at Trinity church. Ten , other vlsltljrg pastors will also be present. One of the ques tions which will, be brought up for discussion and which has caused considerable Interest fn the various Lutheran churches is that of how much a Lutheran minister should he permitted to take part in affairs of public In terest as community work. The question 'is whether or not a Lutheran pastor should be per mitted to engage in any reraun eratiTe work outbids -of his min isterial duties. Tuesday evenfng Rev. Mr. Christenseon of.Jortland will speak at Trinity church; On Wednesday evening Rev. Mr. Ber- gersen of Chinoc8c and Rev. Mr. Lossn of Astoria will give ad dresses, at Trinity church. Carl Benson was at Salem Sat urday. ; , A skatin? pai?ty composed of Miss Alice Jensen ' Miss Cora S.i- tern, Miss NettietHatteburg, Miss Edna Johnson. - Alfred Jensen. Reuben Jensen. Oscar Satern and Elmer Johnson reported an en joyable . time on ; the ice on the overflow of the Pudding river on Sunday afternoon. Rev. J. A. Bennett exchanged pulpits with Rev. Mr. Palmer of Stay ton Sunday for the day. Lewis Roblnsoii who has been at tbia - Milwaukie sanitarium for .times. " i fWant Adw some time, has returned to his home at Silverton. . ; , Mr. and lrs. Arthur Madsen entertained a few friends at a card party Sunday night. Among those present were Mr. and Mis. Andrew Hall, Miss; Lucile Hail, Vivian Dickens. Glarence Dickens, Alvin Madsen. Miss Lillie Madsen and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Madsen. Melvin McCollough is opening a new store in North Side addition. This district whictt is the mill district, is becoming a little city In itself. ! ' A. B. Porter of Long Creek. Or., is at the Silverton: hospital for treatment, Mr. Porier is a broth er of John and Ed Porter of Sil verton. ' ' Mrs. Marie Buness is assisting at the home of Rev and Mrs.1 George Henrikseu this week dur ing the ministerial conference. A. C. Stealhamraer has a new residence nearly completed onJ Second street. Miss Cora Satern entertained a few friends at her home on North Water 'street" Friday eve ning. 8. Harmon has returned from Vancouver. Wash., where he was called by the death of his father. The Silver Falls Timber com pany is In possession' of four new jitneys to replaes the four wnieh were ruined by the: recent fire. Fred Evenson i3 via" tins rela tives at Portland. C. Ball Is again at his home, having returned from San Fran cisco where he was called by tha death of a brother ;; Two Sunday Alarms 'Are Answered by Department SILVERTON, Ore.. Jan. 16. (Special to the -Statesman) The Silverton Tire department was called out. twice Sunday. The first time it was called put about the middle of the forenoon to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Car son on East hill. The fire started from a chimney. The department arrived on the scene in time to prevent any serious damage About 5:20 the department was again called out, this time to tft William Drake residence on South Water street. The fire wasn't serious, being merely a flue burn ing out. Axe Handles Cost Little on Markets of Salem If there has ever been ah over plus of intentionally idle men in Salem, it . istr't now, with the present epidemic of axe handle Dargains. in many stores , axe handles are being , displayed at 25 cents, a before-the-war price FRANKLIN'S BIRTHDAY I i j i Wit: ! y-mxi it xU vr ' 1 llri w' I 'lji- - . ? .n '', M : ' - rrrrTipijnrTr iii'riim'Tiii'js' ijiTmiwnrrriy.'imrfipn. jmwii.''jinf irr-f irTijir -i;ir" n nf in i il ' Tl'Tf 1 : . Tht celebration on January 17 of tie birthday of Benjamin Fraai ; -Hn, one of America's foremost statesmen and discoverer of electricity. ? -rill be marked by exercises throughout the coiaitry. This bronze of 'Poor V-lcnr" m reraridLas on Pacific Coast League Op posed to Drafting Minor Circuit Players j BALL IS ADOPTED' Catcher Rowdy Elliott! Is! Claimed by Portland at San Francisco Meet SAN FRANCISCO, JaD. 10. The eight clubs in the Parifir Coast Baseball league 4h annual session here today went on rec ord as unquaHwiedly opposed to any rssumptibn of the drafting of minor leagus players by major league clubs. J. Cal Ewing, president of the Oakland club, cast the only dis senting vote. Thel motion i was .made by Charles F. Graham of the San Francisco club and stipu lated that "besides reaffirming its position on the question of draft this league does not intend to come under the se lection of player rule either now or at any other time." Will Help Pay Official The matter came up as a rer sult of a communication received from Judge K. M. Landis, com missioner of baseball, concerning certain amendments to the exist ing major-minor league agree ment, recommended by the major minor league advisory council with the hope of solving the draft question. t .Decision was also reached at the sessions today that the coast league will help pay the salary of the baseball commissioner, in stead of permitting major leagues to pay it all. , Adoption of the schedule for the year calls for the opening games April 4 to be played as follows: Oakland at Sacramen to, Vernon at Salt Lalt, Seattle at San Francisco and Portland at Los Angeles. The s;ason will close October 15, rurtiing a little more than. 2S weeks. Lively Hall Eliminated . Among the outstanding events of the day were the claiming of "" jer; tlie naming of Ivan Howard, brother of Del Howard, as the ;mana?r of the Oakland Qlw, end the placing of Charles Dcw jriian, formerly with Oakland, on the ineligible list ror uve years Tby Judge Landis, A ball was adopted which it was . said will eliminate the so called "lively ball" of last sea son. The conference ended tonight. that many believed would never come again.., A good axe handle can be bought for two bits and will slaughter enough wood to make its owner rich maybe. Householders who are short on axe handles and have itching woodpiles can fit themselves for the time of their lives for a very little money. Some of these han dles are of imported hickory,, but some are of the home-grown Ore gon oak that is guaranteed never to warp. Idaho Wool Pool is Sold By Auction in Portland PORTLAND, Jan. 1. More than 500,000 pounds of Idaho wool, pooled by growers, was auctioned, at prices satisfactory to the owners at a sale held today here. The remainder of an, origi nal l.ObO.OOO pound pool will be sold tomorrow. A large number of Idaho grow ers pooled their last year'a clip after prices at the corrals proved unsatisfactory- . TO BE CELEBRATED. -A A 1. 'JKI. "4 v 4 'fe7 of tn t In trim mvntrr. gon Statesman, and The Sf WVeekly Oregon Statesman announces , Great Obfeioti PtiJg : sight can see it. H is a test of skJU. iur &22d. " Kr.pllcated : rules, prize you win. The most interesting, paze ever devised. . rtooamv ; ' GRAND and a whole series of other prize. This puzzle; is open How many visible objects YOU Here's How If; your answer . Is awarded first prise by the judges and you have sent in two subscriptions In class C as described you will receive 20"0.00 as your .prize- instead of $20.00; second prise 9100.00; third prize 560.00, etc. (see third column in prize list) or if your answer is awarded first' jprlie by the judges and you have sent in three sub scriptions as described in class D you will receive 1500.00 -as your prize Instead of $20.00; second prixe $200.00; third priza $100.00. etc. (see fourth column In prlre list) INFORMATION -RULES AND REGULATIONS 1. Any mn,i woman, boy or girl (ramftt italt ib--plore of Tii SutemB Publithicc Co J ,my mmi$. an aniwer. It. eoata Mthiaf to trjr. , . t. Anawera abcmld bo written ea ona aida of tb papor only and worda Bnmbrd oonaoeotiraly I, S. 8.: ote. Writ your foil name and addraaa o each pafa ia tho nppcr right hand corner. It yon deair to wrtto. anythtrnf elae, aa .a aeparate abeet. li. ' 8. Only worda found in tho Enfliili dictionary .will he' counted. Do not nao com pound, hyphenated, or obiolcta vorda. Ua either the aingmlar or plural. fct wkera tha plnral ia oaed tha ainralar cannot ba eountad, ad Tic . Tent. - ; ' i 4. Wordi of the tamo spelliar can t oaed only oneo, oven though aaed to doaignato different objocta. Jho ma object can ba counted only once; hevererv any part ot the object may aiao bo named. j; 5. The answer baring the 1 arret nd neartat eimct . liat of namea of vlaibla objecta ebown in tho pieemfe that begut with the letter "&" will b awarded jtirit priaa, etc. Keatneaa, atyle or handwriting bar -no bearing upon deciding tho winner,. . p j; 6. Candidatea may eo-operato In anrweriag the pnaalo, bnt only one priie will ba awarded to any one bouae boid; nor will priaea be awarded- to mora than on of any group outside tho family where two or fWt hsvs been working together. i . ? . t A Mn.n.i,a m.1 lllM. W.ll ItlMWB OrCVOn BMtnla having no connection with Tho Stateauan nbliahlng Company will act aa jadgea, their namea to bo! annoanoed in a few daja. Participanu agre to accept U doclaions of the ndgea aa final and eoaehaio. : ; 8. Air anawer win receive tho aamo coaaideration, re gard leaa of whether or not anbacriptioa is aent in. .The beat liat received wiU bo rated aa firit and receive the. 'award aecordaaca with the elaaa ia which, it belonga (A, B, C. or Dl. Tho aacond beat liat will TABLE 0E "LASS A Open n. No subscription aeceaaary. 1st. Priae $50 OO .Snd. Priao IOOO 8rd. Prixe $5.00 4th. Prie 5.00 r 5th. Prixe 5.00 Cth. Priae S.OO 7th. PrUo S.OO 8th. PrUo S. 00 -th. Priao t.W) 10th. Priae S.OO 11th. Priae S.OO 12th. Priae 10 Uth. Priio 1.00 14th. Priao 1 00 15th. Prise 1.00 To be nsed by anyone Purzie Manager, Statesman Publishing Salem, Oregon. Enclosed find $..4 Subscber's Name. ......... H. . ; ..v... . Address.......... iU ... .,'. . 1 ' ' ; ' i- J ..... .tty. ..................... j ... . . State. . . i . . ... . . . ,.-..- Date to startisubscrlptlon. . . . . ......I V Credit the above subscription tame and esnter my list of Wames In Claaa. '. w u Contestant's Name. ; . .V.VJ.C . AUdress. gy( .fr.-v .1. ; . . .. . . City . s ....... ;. .Suta. ; m ; . O&o f m0117 rderi bli to'statesman iubilshlng Company; Salem. - .L, -l-???.'0?: P,,Jtlenewalarpt.Old.osVswllroTint. PRIZE cash pfeef You do iot SJS&5 to every man, woman, boy or girl it costs iioininc In rne aoote pfcture nave names which begin with 1LW CAN WIN S500.00 ;; , ; v PRIZES, PICTURE PUZZLE CONTEST - CLASS B If eno S-monta aubacrlp tioa to The Daily Oregon ?tesmaa is lent or. If one 13-mntaj abnertp. ion to The Pacific Homo ,$ead is seat - or,! rt If one 24-month nbtetip tion to Tha ; f Northwrit Poultry Journal 3a seat or, If one 12 month ulncrlp tion to Tbo Semi-Weekly Statesman ia sefit. Kew or Old . CLASS O : - i , j. . If two 8-month eubeetfp tloaa to Tho Daily Oregon Statesman are aent or, If two la-aaoath aabaerlp. tiona to Tbo Pacific Home stead are seat jr, 7 If twtf S4-nofltb anbaerip. tiona to Tho Sforthwoat Poultry Journal are seat or, If two 12 BBotitK sub'strfp tioni to . Tbo Bemi-Weekly Statesmaa are aent Or, Any eombindtiena of ' two of tbo above. Hew or OHd. $10;OO ' tOJoo 49;00 1S.O0 . J;oo T.50 .oo 5 00 .oo f 00 1,50 i.so t.so $200.00 J OO.OO 60.00 a 5.00 35.00 ' 15.00 ie.00 t.50 T.50 tM 7.SO 5.00 6.00 8.00 8.00 PUZZLE COUPOfo: entering In Classes n," "C,- and ; list of names. jfi : Co., H . r ,.- W. ......... T. ... .Wfor which fPra of'- CASH Too will b taking urn taper paper or magazine any, way. ?By sttbscriblpg In this -way you will get full subscription value, for , all the money paid andt In addition hava aa oiiportonlty to win $500.00. . -i - It fakes only one subscription to qualify your answer for 'a. $100.09 priie, two tub . sctiptions to qualify for a $30MOl urite or three subscriptions to qftalify for. $500.00 reward. Three subscription at described Is the maximum necessary to qualify, your .an swer for the big $500.00 Cash "prlie, - Ve rated locoad snd retelvo the award bt tooordaaee with-tha elaaa tat which it belongs (A,- B. O. or X) and M on, tilt all. the f war da bar been diatribotod. . - -. All anawera tnaat be handad - ia. or . placed Im Ua mail not later than Mar !. 123. ...... 10. rThe snnosaeement of the prixo winners and tht correct liat of worda will be- printed at.tbe.eloae ot -. the- OBteet ,ad a eepy iiUd to -acb poraoa aaadiac, in a pktnro puaile aolntioaw 11. Alt anentioas tt eorrea'pondoseo regarding the oV eeTTation puxtla should bo addroaaed to Pictnro Pstilo Editor, 8tateaman . Pnbllahing Co, Salem, Oregon. 12. All anawera moat be banded in 'or placed in, tbo aaall not later than May Slat, 1923. , . .-, IS. If for any rt a ten what over the Pnsilo Zditar aa aldera any diafldalified. bo roaerrea the right to .reject each pereone from tbo offer by - refunding the nwney paid Tor aubacTiption, tl . - 7 14. Ia cat of a tie, tbo rlee so'effWsd 1H be VKfd ia a .fair and oqaiublo tnaaaor. . SUBSOUPTI0N RATES Dallr Morning, fitateaman by earrlar, 6O0 a montb;' 41.00 for a montba, and $8.00 a year. By malt 50e a nvoath; $1.35 for 8 montba t $2.50 for S montka, and $5.00 year in fjrat aono (SO milea treat Salem); tod of firat tone, 60 eents a month, f 7.20 year. By motor cycle, 65$ a tnoata. ; The Pacific Homoetea& tbo groat western weekly '.ferae .naffaaiao. One rar,$l; a yean, $$. Ia Canada, 1 year, $1.50; t years, $3.50. ToTelgn, 1 yoar, ft; f yean, $. - Semi-Weekly State) an Uaued erery Tneaday and Friday $1 per year ($1 year ia erty of Satonr en at fount of extra poetogo okorgoa). , Canada,-aa -ay raar. foreign; $2 a year. . ... Tho Northwest Poultry JonrnaL ' yaars.f $1.85 (eltr Si Xf C.ltnJI,i,lk' Bd I 75.. For five yean, 2 (City of Salem, Canaon and foreign, $J.J5 for to years.) If fhree 8-montk tnb .serlptkms xe Tbo Daily Or ogon Sutaeaan are aant or. If two. ' 18-month -Bub-eeriptioaa to Tho Facifie Homestead are gent or, 'If lw 24-montb anKerlp- Poultry Journal ar aant or. If two 12-montb gnbacrhf Itena, to The Semi-Weekly btatoamaa ar aen or, t:. ablaaUos of twe f tho' above. . .v--oid." j NOTE: $10.00 paid on nay no or a eombinatioa, ot regular oqbacription rate SBbecriptiong viO fjnalify la claig D. '$500.00 , 300.00 i , 100.00 .1 ' 60.00 ' t -; " , as.oo i- so.oo i . .-: 15.00 " 10.00 " ;: ' 10.00 .. : lo.oo : ' - 10 00 T.I0 -7.60 - ' T.8$ ' "T6e "!. Enl6r it With Ton w u Jour ' , , -N 4. 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