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THE OREGON STATES1IAN. SALEM, OREGON SATURDAY MORNING JUNE 3, 1922 Mi SEEO 10 Ratio of Increase Not Main- tained This Year, Says ; Secretary Kozer PERFECT SOMERSAULT DIVE. ..... Zy' N - - .v - , During the month of May, ac cording to Sam A. Kozer, secre tary ot state, (323 passenger anl '.commercial motor vehicles were licensed in Oregon. Also 265 mo torcycles, 23 motor vehicle, deal ers, 773 chauffeurs and 3874 op erators were licensed during the month. From all transactions the :tees totaled 1 1 8 ,5 8 4.8 4. , . . 'V, "During, the month ot- May, 1921, the fees . from the same source amounted to f 108,530." ald. Mr. Kozer. "The & receipts ,from motor ' vehicle licenses, etc, for the year 1922, up to, May 31, totaled 12,888.308.59, while for the same period in 1921 , they Amounted to $2,102,079. . ' " Number Growlnfif U VSo far during 1922,. a total of 10t. 310 passenger and commer cial car licenses have been issued as against 100,159 licenses during ..the same period in the year 1921. . ''Upon comparing the registra tions for the current year with those ot the past six years we find that .the same ratio ot increase lias not been maintained, though any motor vehicle dealers report rmuch activity ; during the" past .'month, .and the oiitloofc Jor in creased sales quite encouraging. ' : Year Shows Slump j "On May 31. 1921 there were nearly 13,000 more cars register ed than up to May 31. 1920, while on May 31, 1922 we are only a Uttle In excess ot 6000 registra tions over May 31, 1921. These figures tend .to indicate that we -will not maintain ' from year to 'year the large Increase which oc curred during the years 1918, 1919 and 1920. . . " i Many Are Replaced t "Undoubtedly a great many cars will be sold and put Into com mission, but . man of ' them i will Ibe replaced as a great number of old ears those sold . during' the jfears prior. to 1915 and 1916 are being Junked, having served their period of usefulness." ' 'Read ths Classified , Ads. If 'A ' ' v lt'y'- j 6 VSM&s am m.tt ; iiin i , y- . - j mi piij) f ' si ' " f r 7 . 1 i :' I i i i Alleeu Allen, star diver ot the Los Angeles Athletic Club and a member of the last American Olympic team, demonstrating how she makes a perfect some- ault dive. Bean Files Statement With Secretary' of State - Governor Olcott yesterday an nounced the appointment of L. E. Bean of Eugene as a member of the state game commission to suc ceeds Bert Anderson ot Medford, resigned. Mr. Bean has advised the governor that he will accept the appointment. Bean was one of the candidates In the primary election of May 19 against Olcott for the Republican nomination 'for governor. In a note of congratulation to the gov ernor after -the primaries Bean promised bis jmpport in the fall election.1''' y :- ' ' ' "Mr. Bean is one of the most enthusiastic supporters and advo cates of fish and game proroga tion in the state and for-many years has actively championed every cause in that direction," said Governor Olcott today. "Dur ing several terms of the legisla ture he was either chairman or a member of various committees dealing with fish and game prob lems. In addition he has materi ally assisted in numerous con structive movements in connec tion with development of wild life of the state and there are few men In" Oregon more thoroughly familiar with the game statutes and the status of the fish and game situation throughout the state." Motorist I have not paid a cent for repairs on that machine during all the 10 months that I've had it. : Prospective Buyer So the man who repaired it told me. LJLP WCmf;? U:"UU"OL3; U U W TIig. Staicsman Publishing Company Offers a Magnificent Harley Davidson Motorcycle and Bicycles To Ambitious Boys and Girls r Contest Closes 8 p. m. Wednesday, July 3, 1922 - 'V The JU otqt cycle Competition The Oregon Statesman has decided to announce a great Motorcycle competi tion or boys and girls., V . ; . t 'Think of' it! A magnificent world famous Harley-Davidson big; twin-cylinder motorcycle and two splendid Harley-Davidson bicycles and ca3h prize3 to be awarded to proud and happy. boys and girls just at the dawn of summer when boys and girls like to ride around in the great outside world, enjoy the scenery and build up their bodies for future health and happiness. Participate of the joys of summer travel.' Make your travel dreams come true. - . Admirers of cycles will no doubt hail with delight the announcement of such sen sational prizes as a Harley-Davidson motorcycle and two Harley-Davidson bicycles. Particularly when it Is understood that a cash commission will be paid on ill subscrip tions received from active candidates that do not win a grand prize. Could anything be fairer $r more reasonable T Boys and girls have everything to gain and absolutely nothing to lose. Over one hundred boys and girls have already been awarded prizes by the Motorcycle Contest Editor in former contests and those contestants won them by employing their spare moments and never lost a day at school. The Greatest Distribution of Cycles V Ever Undertaken in Salein J Prize Guaranteed Every Candidate ! Win a Motorcycle Now For the Good Old Summer Time This information coupon properly f Hie d out and jmailed or handed in will bring you full information by return mail; ' , S M INFORMATION COUPON The Oregon Statesman, ' . . k r ; - , ( Salem, Oregon, , f ? Gentlemen: -I am interested in your motorcycle competition. Please send me" full information by return mail. It is understood that this inquiry implies no obliga tion whatever, . ; -.-, , Name. Address. FOR KINE FIRM Several Carloads of Equip ment for Dehydrating Company Are Here Several carloads of canning ma chinery tor the big new King's Products factory came In from San Francisco yesterday, and the heavy staff was at once unloaded and put into the factory reo for its final setting and steam and power connection. The installation waa all made cn a blue print scale, so that the steam and power installation tould be and was put in ready for the canning machinery proper, and it all fits lfke a glove. Keady Xext Week The machines will be set in place within a day or two, the connections made, and they will be rc;ady to run for the first of the gooseberry and strawberry run, probably the last of next week. The cannery department occu pies the ground floor of the bui:d ing, which is being finished first. The dehydrating section on the second floor, will not be ready for the strawberry and gooseberry tuns. It will take loganberries as Its first offering, and they are still almost a month from harvest. But the strawberries are almost here. Soon Ready for Strawberries All the Salem canneries will be ready for the strawberries, not later than Monday, June 12. Tht new Starr Fruit company plant, on Mill and Church street, that waa started only 30 days ago, al ready has most of its machinery on the floor, and will start up along with the rest. It is a gen uine "sunshine factory", with more glass and ventilation than almost any other factory of any kind in the state. Growers Preparing The Oregon Growers' one line plant will be ready to handle a considerable quantity of fruit, and is building a large canned goods storage room to give it ad ditional capacity. All the canner ies have been overhauled and put into good running condition, so that the fruit can't come too fast. !. POWELL IS WELL INFORMED Interesting Sermons Heard at West Salem Evan gelistic Meetings Dr. C. E. Powell, who is con ducting evangelistic services at the Methodist Episcopal church. West Salem, is employed by the v- i Is .A 'DR. C. E. POWELL " department of evangelism of the Methodist Episcopal church. He is a man of wide travel and unique experience, having labored some 15 years in various mission fields. His work has taken him Into four continents, among peo ples of every race and color in jungle, country side, great city, and in colleges and universities all over the United States. As one would expect, hls ser mons abound with illustrations drawn from personal experience and careful observatlan, yet are entirely free from obnoxious ego tism. They are simple and clear, with the simplicity and clarity which are the marks of genuine thought . and earnest study. An admiring lawyer said of one of his sermons that it was "logic on fire." In Dr. Powell culture ani conviction are truly wedded. He la both, educated and evangelistic, Wide reading and careful study have not colored his gospel passion. John H. Brooks Dies at His Home in Silverton SILVERTON, Ore., June , 2. (Special to The Statesman) John H. Brooks died at his home in Coolidge street Wednesday morning at 1 o'clock after a very short Illness. Mr. Brooks has been a. resident of Silverton since 1895 from which time until 1910 ho was in the drag business here. Ia l913 CORRECT BREATHING LONG STEP TOWARD HEALTH. i - - . - - 'v It ' s 1 ?- I s' It jt ;v,J HEALTH SOCIEJY ' WILL BE FORMED Saidie Orr-Dunbar and 0r Huckleberry to Address Meeting Today Cant. Ernesto V. Galiardo. vhn ha Tun nffn .h.j .v . .. speclman of man, credits his health and happiness to correct breath ing.. He has been highly recommended by police officials in many cities throughout the country for his help in making bigger, better and stronger policemen, whom he taught the fundamentals of proper breathing. The foremost authorities on preserving health agrea with his methods. Mrs. Saidie Orr-Dunbar, exec utive secretary of the Oregon Tu berculosis association, and Dr. E. IL Huckleberry. . assistant . state health officer of the Oregon board of health, arrived this morning in order to be present at the organi sation of the Marion County Pub lic Health aiwspclation. ThU after noon at 1:30. at the First Metho dist church, are the time and place for the organization of Ore gon's 18th county public health association. John H, Scott will preside, and Miss Elizabeth Putnam will act as secretary. All people vitally in terested in disease prevention and healthful living are invited to at tend. Following Is the program that win be followed: . Meeting called to order. nunc iieaim -; sistant state health officer. liner : &i.irs "Pnn.. . - ; - , w HU j Kunrlirtn of a f"rn m. i.vit 1 HeaJth ; AssocIation,,-MhL Sadie Orr-Dunbar. executive secretary of 1 the Oreguu Tuberculoais associs- tlon. , ' ' .'- -,- . i Opportunity for discussion.' Businvss session:1 - (a Adoption of constitution. (c) Plana or definite activi ties. - Adjournment. " T "''" : -v' ! v Premium Is Paid on . District Interest Bonds The Anglo London Paris com pany of San Francisco and the Se curity Saving & Trust company of r Portland, . bidding. Jointly, were successful1 bidders Thursday on ; $18.89S in prison irrigation dls- . trict interest bonds sold hy Slate Treasurer Hoff. The bid was a ; premium of 1360. of 100.72, There were tour bidders. Th money Is for the payment of later- i est oa bond Issues of irrigation or drainage districts under an Ore gon atatttte . whereby the state may guarantee interest for " the ? fir$t live years or less after the issue. i he was appointed postmaster and continued as such until one year ago when ill health forced him to resign. He leaves one brother, Dr. F. M. Brooks of Portland, and a wi dow of children, also two sons, Robertson Brooks of Astoria and Russell Brooks, in the consular service in The Netherlands. Fun eral services will be held from the home Friday afternoon and bur ial will be in City View cemetery at Salem. State Land Board Turns Money to State Treasurer During the month of May the state land board turned over to the state treasurer a total of $12,899.48. The items were as follows: Common school fund principal. payments on certificates and cash sales. $5402.97; common school fund principal, payments on loans, 584.S06; common school fund in terest, payments on certificates, $318.57; common school fund in terest, payments on loans. $32, ricultural college fund interest, payments on loans, $130. SO; ag ricultural coollege fund interest, payments on loans, $756; rural credits loan principal, $2058.24; rural credits loan interest, $810 .72. Total $126,S99.48. "Have you a speed limit?" cau tiously asked a tourist who was driving a car of suspicious vintage as he entered a burg in Kansas. "Yes," drawled the constable, casting one look at the machine. "But don't worry, mister, you'll never be able to make it." Le gion We'ely. .Berry Halocks Just received a carload of extra fine hallocks; by far the best hallock made on the coa3t. By buying in carlots we are able to sell them as cheap as others ask for inferior hallocks. BERRY We have secured a stock of the stapled crates, the strongest and best crate without doubt sold today. Our price is as low as the common crate that you have to nan and is ready to use, filled with hallocks. . Place your orders now and be sure of getting what you need, " - - - . Remember how scarce they were last season and it looks like the same condition would happen again. t r D A. White & Sons Phone 160 261 State Street, Salem. Oregon' t i ,,,, ,.,.-, ,, ,, - Our Store Will Be Open Until 8:30 Tis Evening I Put It Over! The most sensational and spectacular event that was ever at tempted involving every department of an entire department store. WE OPENED THIS MORNING AT NINE A. M. To The Largest Crowds That Ever Attended a Public Sale $25,000 in 10 Days That's What I Want I realized that PRICE is the weapon that wUl help me turn the trick. Prices for this event has been torn to shreds. Everything, has got to go and go quick, in this great cash raising attempt. Hiis undertaking is the greatest (merchandise sensation on record. Come one, come all, and SPREAD TMJZ $ElAJ To your neighbor, to your friends, and to everyone whom you meet. I honestly believe you will never see a greater event than this. Prices Marked To Raise $25,00(0) In Ten Days Tune Only 9 Days More Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Back a1 MONEY-RAISI N G SALE PROCTER AND GAMBLE'S FACTORY DEMONSTRATION AND SPECIAL OFFER A Representative Direct From the Factory in Charge Special Prices on Crisco, Crystal White Soap and other products - i-: I Miliar 100 House Brooms On Sale Today 19c Each with $2.00 purchase or over ; : V