8 " THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON SUNDAY HORNING, AUG USi' hh Defective Equipment Causes '; Fatalities, Declare Rail,.' ! way, Employes CINCINNATI.! 1 Aug, S. By -the Associated Press) A confer ence to 'prerenll further 'fatalities to our membership on account of defect' ve. equipment and armel guards In "shoi and yard" la asked lit a telegram gent to Pres ident Harding tonight y E. H. .Ynzgerald, -president" of hei tberhood of Railway and Steam ship Clerks, freight handler, ata ttoa and express employea. , Mr. Fitzgerald la making the telegram public through the As sociated Press, stated he bad in structs! J. J. Forrester, national legislative counsel of the bro'iier hood In Washington to arrange a conference r with the y president Monday to lay before him all the detail? of tbe situation. Text of . Telegram The text of tbe telegram sent to President Harding 1 as fol lows' ' "Wc seek a conference to lay before you the necessity of taking some act'on, if that be possible, to prevent - further fatalities to our membership on account of de fective " equipment ' and ; armed guards In shops and yards. Wo have several concrete Instances Clean-Up SAEE of Columbia and Pathe Records f 1 . -w Columbia Records at..:........: :....49c . 'A Priced at hib as $3) i Pathe Records at:.;;..; 1..:.. .r......2Sc No l approvals c p J 'V' Music; Deparfcnent hare lost their lives while In per- formance of their usual and reg ular iatles, .v:' T' ft ; - irmrd Chaard Target' V Unless armed guards ar-..witr- drawn from1 railroad shops ana yard." Mr; Fitzgerald said, in stateirent Issued with tbe tele gram, "we -will be compelled to adTiae our members not on strike to remain away from their usual places of employment until the r safety-can be assured.' Mr. Fitzgerald stated that he "was receiving daily protests from our members against the u of armed guards In shops and yard; who endanger the lives of oar members." He said that "in many yards our men have to work with defective equipment wh ea in one case has caused the death of one of our .members. " Non-Striker Killed In his statement Mr. Fitzgerald ! asserted that "two more of our members.' neither of whom wax on strike, lost their Uvea whec armed guards were employed, by the accidental discharge cf wea-1 pons. ' -Telegrams also were .sent b: Mr. Fitzgerald to Warren S. Stone, head of the" Brotherhood of Loco motive Engineers and B. M. Jewell, head of the railway em ployea aepartment of the Ameri can Federation of Labor, stating that the representatives of the five organizations would head a conference at the- Brotherhood of Railway Clerks headquarters in Washington Tuesday at noon. May Meet Tuesday Mr. Fitzgerald stated that an effort would be made to hold the conference 'with the president al so on Tuesday. TFXRHXIES OFSTRIKINCMINERS XV ICl ED FRO M THEIR HOMES ' -- - x I - If . kt-um iiihjju iijhiiimmih ii u imm rui iiii'i im?j r " 1n mi 'rn- T" Lyiilka Huli U andOtls?Va.org Orabreck; selection by Trinity band." , " , ' Prof. Edwin Ttngtag, who is rioting with his parents before taking s i-lbJ dntiejs at the Hood Ulver hieh school, iwas called on. IftglvA lwrt talk. EdsJtrg Henricksen also respoaded to h request for a talk. r f President Obregon js still ni. lie Is opposed -to dying with hi boots on. Salem Picture Book Is The Salem Picture Book" Is the sub-title (o the July number of The Oregon Magazine,-; Just out. , It's a dainty, deckle-edge- ' This pictare shows members of a miner's family at Pepublic, Pa evicted from their hofiea owned by operators. The victims were forced to take .no residence In tents and imarorUed beta. , . ; r- ; : gram was given at the beginning of the evening. Tbe latter part of the evening was devoted to playing games on the Japanese lantern-lit lawn. About $30 was the proceeds of the evening. The program consisted of the following numbers: Selection by Trinity band; vocal solo by Sel mer Ness; piano' solo ty Mrs. Dan DybsetteT; recitation by Willie Thompson; piano duet by George and Dora Kenriksen; vocal dttet down to the very &rst line ind comma. It's all pictures, and good ones,' too. ' Beginning with August, however, there is to be an Imposing list of Oregon histor ical writers, covering every field of state reminiscence and hope. It promises to be a fine series of historical studies that ought to have ' been ' in print long ago. . Oregon Magazine Edition BITS FOR BREAKFAST j It was a busy Saturday But Salem's Saturdays will grow busier from now on till fair SEASIDE SEA VlEkONG BEACH HOTEL SEASIDE, mC )lrctly facing pceaaJBeach, Seaside, Ore. Finest : C S Ocean Beach "Resort la American, Plan I ry : covered bit of typography and 11-1 time. v lustratlve suggestion. Some phil- 4 S osophera argue that pursuit is The flax growers of the Salem better 'than- aoqulsition -but to district are- going to have about have one Of these fine Salem mag- 600 tons- from their 1000 acres; azlnes In one's hands,' and after very good for such a dry season; enjoying it a bit to send it on Its better than the spring grain, on missionar ywork around the world, the average. . T . , to brighten up other desolate cor- k . . - nera where they don't have trees The men engaged in the flax or water or climate, is better than industry- are not . discouraged, theoretical pusult tor the most They expect to have an Increased wonderful art on earth. Editor acreage next year and "everlast Wade Has adopted the "say it in I ingly sticking at H will bring sac- pictures- motto 5 in tnis lssne, l cus " in the world's languaee of the greatest advertising agen cy's slogan. It will bring twine mills: and linen mills in ' due coarse, '-and Salem - will be the headquarters of the, flax indus try of the United States and it will be one of the biggest indus tries of Oregon. Bound to be. The decrees of nature have made ation, Portland, incorporators, W. S. U'Ren, J. E. ProffUt, A. C. Delmering, F. J. Randall; capital ization, $25,000. Central Oregon Brick company. Bend; incorporators, E. P. Bros terhous, E. A. Friberg, H. H. De Armcnd; capitalization. $10,009. Colambia Planing Mill com pany, Astoria; incorporators. G. Wiley Cook, Carrie Cook. William A. Lyneis, Charlott Lyneis; capi? talization, 118,000.. Trinity Sewing Circle Gives Ice Cream Social SILVERTON, Or., , Aug. 5. (Special to The Statesman) The Trinity sewing circle gave ansfce cream social on Trinity church lawn Friday, night.1 A short pro- GHlCHESTERSmU ltf: lAHVX 8KANI PILLS, fc M SOLDUCmiGtSTSB: Aprons and House Dresses ; A NEW SHOWING The average housewife seldom finds herself with too many Bungalow Aprons; therefore this special offering will find favor with those who wish to select one or several more at these prices. 98" $U5 '1.75 to '4.98 Gale Si Co Commercial and Court Streets BEACH 4 - and most complete the ;NortAwest::':,;:';: 't?: 1 iioderaU Bates t C. O. SIADISQN, Manager CIIAS. W. ntrXLOCK, Asst. Blgr. THE GABLES ; Enlarged and improved. Well tux- jalshed I rooms irtth jcprnforUble 1eds. Home cooked meals, uasur ' passed tor excellence. Restful, t homeJiie"; ' large fireplace. , Two blocks from the ocean. Small but r exclusive. Bates reasonable. '--. ... .... i i .-- ; ' For reservations address vMrs, E. A. Censman, Ilostcss ..: f . , .. '. . - fieaview t t't i t Wasli. First State Bank of Seaside this certain. United States Depository f or Poe- - tal Saving Accounts V ',''. -V Coortesy-EffkieBcy . Tonr patronage appreciated SEASUXB 1 I t .OREGOS THE BUNGALOW DANCINO EVERT EVENINO-r . ' .. . :", 'f'ilt -'Best Dance Orchestra on the Pacific Coast SEASIDE AMCSEMENT CO. d-S X SEASIDE, OREGON The most WARREN HOTEL 'lira. M. S. Warren, Prop. piih.iaj m r,nnnn n ! the acenlc beach of Oregon, unotll OreTci' W Servlc. . lect He lighted. Rates reasonable; I bfcthing. tlslilng, Um digging, erabs, etc. Local and long distance telephone, stage meets an trams v 1 ECOLA, OREGON . PARCHER'S ORCHESTRA , Dancing Monday, Thursday and Friday Five Piece Orchestra Good Floor WASHINGTON SEA VIEW : ECOLA HOTEL Dining room overlooking ocean all new; meals the best. Shower 'bathe for - feathers;; anto.4camp 'ground In connection; . dance .pa Tillon, good music, good lloor. I, jElectrioj Ushtod hotel ': Open all yeer roond ' ' ' - Owned and operated by ' ' . C. Shaw 'and J. Kof eldt nCannon Beach) l I Ecola, Ore, -t T 1 LOG CABIN DRUG CO. Headquarters for everything Phone lit THE BIG LITTLE DRUG STORE Potter & Hagmeier, Seaside, Ore. I - m m .. I, According to the report oC,the treasurer, I Marion county had a cash balance in her various funds on the first of July of 1701,212.- That is Bitting pretty. j Though the sums being paid , out for road work are now eating Into the j balance. 1 V S ' . i A correspondent suggests that the slogan of the logan be a nickel; a: jitney; five cerfU a pound as the minimum. It j is a good idea; ami as much higher as possible. ' It is" Btated at Moscow that Russia spent $2,000,000 on the Genoa conference. While the people of the United States were spending millions in keeping mil lions of her people from starving to death; Sovietism is ' -making the greatest spectacle of monu mental idiocy the world has ever witnessed; gibbering, arrant, slob-l bering, sickening, disgusting idi oey. 'i JIRSl V. f . BEES Invites yon to spend your summer vacation among the flowers and humming birds at - NECANICUM INN A first ' cla$s famtty hotel over looking the ocean. FIne,sandy bathing ' beach. Home comforts, beautiful, grounds; . modem con veniences., .For terms address NECANICUM INN Seaside J Oregon CAWON BEACH HOTEL f NEW CORPORATIONS The leading hotel on the wonder ful Cannon .Beach. A sheltered, cosy, homelike place'; convenient ly' located near the beach. Modern, unique; fine grounds. We corte ously solicit your patronage. For rates write D. A. Osbvra EcoU, Ore. EDGEW00D COTTAGES "Tents snd Rooms Reserve la ad vance by malt For rates write . E. A. lie Adams Seaside, Ore. CHOICE BEACH. LOTS GREAT NORTHERN INVEST- 1LENT CO. - 212 Broadway Seaside Ore, ASTORIA-NORTH BEACH AUTO FERRY SERVICE . T A ... , . .. ! ' -. ..- r . . , 1 . - . ;.-!'-.:.'... ' V Connecting Cplnmbla highway, Oregon, and Cxean Beach highway, to ' V ; Prigot Sound, via Will spa Harbor, and ChehalU " DAILY StJlIMER SCHEDULE COMMENCING JULY I, 1922 -; J-V-. .1.- i " ': .T'? ;'"-T.v'l-, x: -f-i ;y Leave Astoria, 14th stmt7 ajn., 10 ajn X iunn S p.m. 8 p.m. Leave McGo wan. Wash. 8 a.m., 11 a.m 2 p.m. 4 p.m.," 7 p.m.1 Saturdays nly Lv Astoria, 8:30, p.m.; McGowan. Waih 9:15, p.m. , Round trip and season Vates Astoria-North Beach Ferry Co., Inc. ' ;-F. 8. Elfvlngt General Manager, Astoria. Ore. Operating mxider special franchise. from Padfle County. :' Clatsop County, Oregon. V . ; ; V Wash and TJiese husiness. houses are striving to make your .stay at the beach more pleasant - .. , " HOTEL SUNSETl BEACH CENTER STATION P. O. Long Beach, Wash. Opea ' Year Aroand Facing tbe Ocean Home Cooking American Plan ' H. B. SEAL, Mgr. The Union Meat company pf Portland has filed with, the stat corporation department notice of a decrease in its Capitalization from $150,000 to $75,000. Notice of dissolution has been filed by the Clarke Lumber com pany of Portland. I The following new concerns have tiled articles of incorpora tion: -! r - - Dayton Motion Picture corpora TOO LATE TO CUSSIFY i UN WANTED, LADY DISHWASHER small restaurant; no Sunday work. 12S South Liberty. FOR RENT FURNISHED FIVE room house, at 714 North 16th street. $35 a month. Inquire at house, or at Statesman bus iness office; or phone 2S. WANTED AUTOMOBILE WITH driver. for party going to Los Angeles. Phone 417-R. - I Hove, your STATESriIAN f ollow you to the Beach WOOD'S BARGAINS Four room bungalow, . new, on paved street.? $500 cash, bal ance monthly. Good five room bungalow on paved Street, $2200. terms to suit. Fi? room r bungalow, paved ; street and car line, easy terms. Strict ly modern eight room house, large lot. bearing fruit-trees, garage,' near state house $7500. Four room bungalow, noC fin ished. $1400. Exchange: 8 acres all - clear, small house. $2S00. Five acres close, house, $3200.1 Two acrea all in fruit, close in. house and barn, $2000. We have buyers for houses, list your property with us.' A fine YOU SHOULD BE AMONG THE CROWD M ONDA YOUIl SAVINGS WILL BE GREAT : andBiggest AH DAYS SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED -). " "5) A R mm m M 7 FIMI SH PREr.iiur.1 coupons . T1TH ALL PURCHASES VI These Prices Convey the True Meaning of Bargain Giving WONDERFUL BARGAINS WHA'TBLSE COULD YOU SAY OF THIS uty Aluminumware me vua A proud asset to the utensil family of. any kitchen. These wares are made of fine "heavy Quality aluminum and guaranteed for wear. Former prices range from $1.25 to $1.75. A few of the different articles are listed below . Double Roasters Sauce Pans' Dish Pans Percolators ' Berlin Kettles i Milk Pans Fry Pans Stew Kettles and etc SPECIALLY RE-MARKED DOWN TO Item . Guaranteed Pure Aluminum Every. Item Guaranteed Pure Alumirram i 1 . Many More New Bargain , " j AH Former BARGAIN lfe:DAY'.-' :- prices listed for Friday and Saturday Good for Monday ' . - , t , - it i as long as quantity lasts Of f erings Await You Monday .Women will be interested in ; tnis sale of GINGHAM DRESS- APRONS We took adyantage of a huying op portunity the other day, and here it is! (It's a special mid-summer clear ance offering of 14 styles of . cool, crips dress aprons fresh from the makers in prettiest of styles and materials. Wishing to clear stocks for fall, the factory offered unusual prices on an assortment of mid-sum-' mer dress aprons and so we offer them to you at tbe remarkable price below: ; . . y 14 Different Styles To Select From at Ladies' 'Silk -Wool Sport Sweaters If you had the slightest Idea of the bright, new colored yarns, the charming styles, and the pretty weares that wake these sweaters beautiful nd hardly-.be able to wait till morning, when the sale of these tine alus; commences. They are 4.50 to 6 ralues, at $2.98 1 ' 95 c Each Special Grocery Reductions on Hand for ..Monday 172 Items Reduced u - ) k i r ! f I $ V i ')'- K ; t ) Patronize Them farm for .sale, at $80 per acre, ' & U Wood1 S41 State street.