THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM.- OREGON
FRIDAY MORNING, -AUGUST lf.1922
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Br MARGUERITE GIESON,
A rlSS MAMIE VDN BEHREN,
IV! &rldeHp-pe' of the late
summer, was." the nsp,iratloa for
a delia&tfully informal garden
part Wednesday evening at the
horoe of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Baiter.
Mrs. Baker la ,the' leader ,of the
Loyal Darighters clas of the Court
Street Christian Church and Mias
Voa Behren, "la & member of, the
claai. " Othe? ;j gpesta .? were the
Loyal Sons, class of wVlter.
U potman. Is theleade,: "V
MUs Von Behre(yrlll H iar
ried later 4n tAwgnrAlneKo, Del-?
bert Longi ot.ScIovi;:Theaffalp
Wednesday evening "was"Jit jne na
ture of a filscellanteous aqower, V
The prettt;lawn o$ iha Baker
home " was dotted ..'with " colored
lights arid : baskets t of f ladloua
wereuspeuaeu Marshall. Miss Grace : Marshall,
nleaslne arrays White clemantis . - ,,
and fern were- also used in the
denotations. The table on which
the glfta were ; left was prettily
decorated with a great basket of
the flowers.
Numerous eoiy corners were ar
ranged' around the pretty lawn
and Japanese lanters and wind
bells added to the charm ' of the
arrangements. A pretty small
table held the punch bowl and re
freshments were ' dferved later In
the' evening. Miaa ' Grace Von
Behren gave -a delightful reading
during the evening and games and
a general social time was enjoyed
by the gueafi. rj. f ' ' ' ''
; The Invited; gdests were Rev.
and. Mrs. R. Li. Putnam, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Fayne "Morfeyy Mr.
and Mrs.V'Jay Yarnell.Mr. and
Mrs." F.'-A. Baker, "Mtvand Mr.
Lloyd Miller, Misa MarCeHa' Cas-
pell," Miss Ruby AHenjMisa Nina
clety of the Jason Lee church this
afternoon. - The women of the. or
ganization are being, urged .to at
tend. . " -i
' Mrs. George Bingham is home
following several weeks in St.
Vincent's hospital In Portlands
Mrs. J. H. Littler and Mrs- E.
Upmeyer are home from the Tllla-!
mook beaches where they have
been for two weeks.
Mrs. W. H. Lytle was called to
Pendleton Wednesday because of
tobp5isdo;i
jean. She wis the youngest
dasgkieri oiW- U.4IobsoB aund
wife; and, her entire life was spent
m stayton, where she was best
known sad deeply -loved.
Secretary of Educational
Board from New York
: Looks Over Willamette.
State Moneys Invested
m School District Bonds
the death, of fjer father,' John F,
Hill. Dr. Lytle left for Pendle- J board of education.' wa a Salem
ton yesterday. Mrs, Robert X. j visitor this week to talk over the
stanfieid. another daughter, who
since her return for Washington
early in the season, has been liv
ing In Portland.' accopanied Mrs.
Lytle f ro sPortland to f Pendle
ton.. ,
The luncheon planned by Mrs.
The state bond commission yes
terday invested . f 41.000 of the
state industrial accident Com mis
sion's Rprrppstcul fnnA In hrwnl
Dr. J. B. I rancher of New York! district bonds " a wr via
city, secretary of . the Methodist j or 5.20 jtaeeat. The purchases
were: ..- ' .
School
district 12. Morrow
county. ;J 5.600: districts. Hood
Kiver county, f 6000;. district 11.
IJnion county. 120,000: district
The intensive campaign Is lol $1. Faatllla county. J1;000; dU
begin in October, for the raising Urict 25, Columbia county. $9000.
Of 11.20.000 for the tfnrrersit I ; r . f
needs. Of this. S 1.000.000 wilr
plans for the big campaign for
.he- Willamette unirersity endow
Meat fond.
U4" ?JMAT M'tor a permanent endowment tWoo nf CiMm
SHORTHAND
'Gnaranteea in 30 days
We guarantee to teach you
Karam . Shorthand., in 30
days or it costs , you noth
ing.' An that we ask of you
is to attend bur class from
one to two hours daily.
',''vt National :'.';
School of Shorthand
.212-13 Oregon Bldg. ,
' Phone 1890 J or .788 ; ;
r 0REJG0N
Qne! famous 5tpjyt
' live forevei
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One' Solid
.;BrociclWay;.
: Saturiay-rSunday.
Miss Elsie Mae Powell, Miss Hazel
Dean Long, Miss Ella Smith, Miss
Hope Gilmer, Miss Iria Powell,
Miss 1 Grace Von ' Behren. Miss
Faith Gilmer, Miss Clara Page,
Miss Yerda Vincent,' Miss Thelma
reea, miss uoris Alien. Misa
Leona Peed, J Lenore -Putman,
Theona Putman, Winona' Putman,
Bert : Eshleman. . Chrl4 ; Kowitz.
Frank Caspell and A., Burns.
The announcement of the en
gagement . of Miss , Freda Chris
tensen to Elmer Bosell was made
last night at " a pretty informal
party , at the home of Misa IIollLs
Vlck..:. The , secret ' was made
Known tnrouga tne nnraveiung oi
a stfder's web which , contained
the ' announcement.
Th0 color ccheme was In tones
of yellow.". The guests included In
the .ffair for Miss Christensen
were Misat LaYllla Perry, Miss
Hannah Christensen,. Miss Enfma
Christensen, Miss Gertrude Hart;
man, Miss Edna Myers,. Miss Es
ther Berteison, Mrs. Charles Tick
and (Mrs. David Hassel. -
Miss Christensen la the daugh
ter of A. Christensen. Mr., Bos-
ell's home ,1s in St. Paul. Minn.
Mr., and Mrs.' C. N.Laughridge
and their little daughter, left yes
terday for Newport where they
will spend the next two weeks.
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Dr.' and Mn.'H, EL Lee Steiner
and Mr, and Mrs. Sam Kozer have
recently returned from a -trip to
Rainier park and olherpoints of
Interest in western Washington.
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Mrs. C. F- Peters'jias returned
to her home InAttstln AIJan. af
ter.; several, weeks' .visit with
friends and: relatives in 'Salem.
While on the coasV Mrs. , Peters
spent two weeks with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs N. P. Olson In San
Francisco. On her; return trip
she made stop in Portland, Ta
coma and Seattle. Mrs. Peters be
fore her marriage was Miss Lillian
Olson..
. Ralph- Olson is spending ten
days at Breltenbush Springs.
The. Three Link club will meet
this afternoon in the I. O. O. F:
halt, " ' .
Mrs. Fred Baker .'.will, entertain
the Women's Home Missionary so-
Mrs. Calvin Cootldge, Vlfo of the
vice president,' was . Indefinitely
postponed. It was to have been
given at the Waverly club. ..
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Dr. J. O. Matthis with his famijy
are home following a week-end
trip to the beach. . . '
fund, with only the interest avail
able for U3e, The rest is to coyer
all other, present incidental needs
of the school. " "
j Gymnasium First
First of these needs Is a gym-
naalntm Ta, t X a. i mi a
I Drop 5 Cents, in Portland
PORTLAND. Aug. 10. Price of
ateani heat in Portland will drop
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li cents a thousand, pounds of
POWER VI
USES 2 SHIFTS
Installation of New Machin
. ery to Be Rushed to
Early Completion '
nite .plans have not yet been made
for the big new physical-development
plant, bat these include a
gym that . will be. adequate for
every possible need of the.unlr
versity. Following this, a cen
tral heating plant is a vital need
There arei eome repairs, some
current indebtedness, and some
general improvements that will
absorb the whole of the allotted
quarter of a million,
A science hall - Is one of the
dreams, beyond, the exigencies. of
the endowment . campaign, but
this the "authorities are content
Beginning with tonight -the I to let! wait Its tunu Once the
Portland Railway, Light & PoweT other is raised and the nnlver
company will run two .shuts of 8ity put np to ita proper standing,
men on its big new power plant u reaaon ably assured that this
in Salem. The company has been new building will be forthcoming,
seriously handicapped by the non- ramMtI(En startB ln Pan
arrival of . building,, materials. r ' , '-!
structural steeC and, other Items .The campaign for the, endow
that were vital for. the construe- ment that starts ln October is to
tion.' A vast amount of work has be completed by December 20.
been accomplished, however, and This allows two months for the
thA nlant ls fast erowlne into organlzifiig and carrying out of
shape. '. f , the campaign all over the state,
Tho big water tube boilers are wherever" there are loyal Oregoni
belnc set. into place,, and.the'plac- ans ready to back the. oldest col-
ing of, the tubes themselves wuii legtate institution west of . tne
soon begin. The boilers, built I Missouri .river with their money
without stay bolts or. Internal re- and their , Interest. , The history
inforcement, ere tremendously of Oregon is so Indissolublywrapr
strong. They , are built of steel pe up in the early Willamette
more than an inch In thickness, l university dreams and their ful
and they are to run at a normal I nument. that the backers of the
pressure of 175 pounds to jne big undertaking feel that though
inch; with safety valve relief set tne raising of the money may be
for 10 pounds.,. The dry steam ft real job jt jg BUre,to come in
goes to the turbines, superheated i tQ '
Dy airect inmace nwv, w v . Some repars are Delng: made at
degree temperature, I Eaton hall In the way of tinting
While all the foundations are thm bot H reneral ther.
Infor the; turbines, these, wlU ... . v: much new work until
have to season, tor a iew ay
longer .before the machinery
mounted.
The heavy steel pillars s and
beams that, make the overhead
crane system for handling the en
gines and the generators are lag;
gard ln theiT arrival. The ma
chines may have to be swung n-
Menvin, vice-president apd gene
ral manager-of the Northwestern
Electric company, . announced . to-
uay.
..Reduction: in the pried cf fuel
oil is the reason for the decrease
of steam heat rates.' The reduc
lion closely follows the announce
ment of a 16 cent drop iri gai
rates made by the Portland Gas
& Coke company.
Total Assets Are Shown a
TdriAwdcntlJomfnrssIoh
'if - : - ' ;;-5-a':
ToUl asseU of the state ia;ias
trial accitfeat omni'ssiou" were
?,51.S.1 at the elose of has.
ines July 31, according to the
month ty-tatHet of the-ommis-
sion issued yesterday.
Tho report! follows:
As3ets pn deposit with state
treasurer invested in bonds. $4,-
44S2S5; cash. t3TT. 139.31;
total deposited with state treasar-
er. f 4,882.161.97; cash In bank.
T51. 1 07.82;- city and county war
rants. $14,677.17; cash on hand.
S76 7 ;.::); total ledger assets, $4.
SS6.223.1C; premiums in course
of collection. 21.903.03; total all
asseU. 14.918, lt.19
Liabilities Reserve catastro
phe fund, f7;03$.07;' reserve re
habilitation fund. $93,743.39; net
special . reserve for unpaid . work
men's compensat ton, losses and
claims, acount'of permanent par
tial disability. $S35.796.44; fatal
case3. 31,902,599.87; total per
maner.tydisability. '318.849.92;
deprtciixioh reserve to take care
of any loss that may be incurred
in respect ofrealizatkm upon in
vestments, f 100,006, reserve nec
essary to meet claim payment
covered by outstanding final set
tlement vouchers, I2.41S.C0; re
serve based on actual experience
to take care of pending claims.
1634,929.28; reserve ' permanent
partial disability not over 24
months, S2C.393.97; unearned
premiums, $17,784.90; unclaimed
warrants cancelled $6,090.57; un
paid bills, as of July 31,. 1922, $3.-
683.49: "unpaid medical aid re-
funda, $"5.92; unpaid dhridendi.
J4iHM3i-S; surftla aa required
by .Section 6 C2 4 Oregon' laws as
amended, f 4 $3fa.hi; surplus.
$2t.l414; total UabiHtles and
surplus. $4,918,126.19.
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It's Wa (ur . - '
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Tk . vkol wlit kllfc LimI
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Color added to bread to make It look brown jnay.d
ceive some people but It don't foot nature, . If you want
the cheeks painted the health glow you will gt resulU
" from our DIXIE health' tread, and ttVlll 'paiat 7ur
I eheeks a health glow ' from within that will irtease yox
in health and vitality. . a, '
Give DIXIFJ BREAD a month's, trial, you'll , tell
..i others 1 1 1 i.
Salem Baking Co.
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15c Pure White ,
Onting Flannel
Sale price, yard
734c
Limit 6 yards
Downstairs - store
: K A:F 0-R-Y'r'Sr :
Gigantic Unloading Sale . . .
ENDS SATURDAY at 6:00;P. M;
v; 15C'
CurialaScnri
gale prixso, yard
tijmt 10 yani .
'Downstairs store.
This is Your Last Call to the Big Barg
Never Forget.
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the big financial battle is over. i-.
Bohler Soon to Come
Coach Roy Bohler is to be here
shortly to look after the physical
and, recreational plaps for the
rear. Last winter . the ' university
had the use of the armory for in
door games. It was a painfully
here, ready tor, mounting, 1 and could be done. Nothing better1
m, v. ' J.. t.alln siKht for this year, thoughfnd
foundaUona are fuUy seasoned., contract has m yet . been made
, Three cars of cement iiave been tor the use otthe state gilding.
' j .i . i v f,.niiafiniiiL I Tfce athletic nrospects lor tne
and another full car will be used year j have seemed fairly good,
before it is all over. The macbin- even though no college gym has
ery shipments alone were to run been 'secured, and none canmow
4nto something liae euu.uww
pounds. It is understood
I'M
j be expected for the current yeart
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SALE
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SATURDAY
ENDS
SATURDAY
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; $&nj; Customers Take i Adyahtageof;Our,BIg-Sale w
: and: SPECIAX TERMS
211? (ipnoffiv. An Opportatity tto Havei i,
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PIANO
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FREE Piano Lamp
' GIVEN AWAY W1TO EVERY PIANO
PURCHASED FRIDAY Alib SATURDAY
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H;"L. Stf if- FmTOtaFe- Co.
: V MUSIC
DEPARTMENT
STAYJON-Ni;WS
STAYTON. Or.. Aug. 10.-Gus
Leder came over from North San-
tlam Wednesday evening to shop
a bit. and take in the show.
; Mr. and Mrs. Al Ring of Lyons
passed through "Stayton Tuesday
on their, way to Salem to attend
the Minnesota picnic-
Mrs. Ida. Rockwell came down
fronv Lyons Wednesday and stop
ped here between stages. Mrs.
Rockwell .is the Lyons telephone
operator and was en route 10
Portland where she will spend 4her
vacation. . " " '
f E. C. Titus. John Braun and
Phllllo LanceHeld are spending a
week s't Cascadia springs In search,
of health' and recreation. ;
Af . Rlngo of Lebanon was a
Stayton visitor Tuesday.
Irvin Ray and Ona Shelton and
two sons, who figured prominent-j
ly in an auto accident Sunday
when their auto was struck by a
train and demolished at Lebanon,
ere all well known here. - Mr.
Shelton was killed and Mr. Ray
injured Quite badly while the two
small boys escaped with ? slight
bruises. . -
A fistic- encounter occurred atj
the paving plant Wednesday, when
J. " W. Hh-ona, a laborer, and tne
road boss, I. S, Lambert, tried
to settle a dispute by mixing it a
bit. . : " . ,
W, A.f Weddle, the Stayton un
dertaken drove to Portland. Tues
day evening where he attended a
session of" the undertakers con
tention. : , .
I J. R. Gardner and wife are
spending the week in Portland.
Mr : Gardner Is In attendance at
the Buyers Week convention.
1 A dosen or more happy young
sters, gathered at the -Vddle
home Wednesday aftrenoon where
they assisted '- in" celebrating h
eighth 1 birthday "of little Gladys
Weddle. A merry time-was had.
Games and luncheon were Indulg
ed In. ' ' , -
L Funeral services for Mra- W. K.
Pintler. were held from the resi
dence Monday morning. Rev.. Mr.
Palmer, pastor of the. Christian
church officiated,- - Mxs- JPintlerl
j'had been anJnvalld feeyeraj'
MillEnds double itrength, Apron: Ginghams I.ChirUia V Plain .Colored . ' '
TuHush ToweM Jap Cre$;-' -
: 5-yttra 4ale : ; f ' Wl. ' U f
$1.29 Limit' 5 yards 186 . ; ' ,
v Downstairs Store . Downstairs' Store Downstairs Store , ' r Downstairs Store
. This Sale is a Continuous: Round of Money Saving Opportunities
'I'llH i, t Ml. i. . . Ml ; .-fl I i I -w.
Single f Woolnap Blankets , , Biest ipedal In town
Wool Blankets 10, :rf7:i' Woolnap Blankets -
n t ' i , i, 12-1&8ilVa a 124 size; slight imperfec - Woolnap Blankets
$2:95 $4.19 $1.98 i : : $2:69 V
, , Downstairs Store . i Iownstiira Store l Downstair Store - Downatairs, Store
' ' 9-4 Bleached 1 Duckling Fleece sak striP V " Wpmen,i Cotton,. ,
Pettupt Shee for Kimonas 1 ' e aIfalues. UniSnit,; -;.;
Sale priee, limit 5i2 yds. Sale priee, yard fauUld " T5e:T.laevte Pr??r
49c 19c 49c : ,-;lcf!:;::
, Main Ploor , ; ' Main Floor. . . Maun. Floor ; , . 1Flooir r
Such Bargains as These Cannot Be Duplicated Under Any .Conditions
. Anywhere ' .. .. ; ;; ; ;
40 inch
Silk Crepe De Chine
Good colors, $1.50 values.
Sale price,-yard
. 98c
Main Floor
NEW. FALL STCK BABY BLANKETS
Pinka and bines designs as flowers, birds, bunnies,
- ' i etc " "
$15 xalues
on sale
98 c
$1.75 values
On sale
$1.48:
$1 .98 Values
On sale
$1.69 ,
Main Floor
$2.50 Values
" t)n sale
$1.98;
... $.60.
; : FlanneliMiddies,-. .
' Red and navyr sale, price
Main Floor,
Women's Dress, Skirts
1 -Values to $13.50, sale
price
$595
Main - Floor
$6.50
Batnin; Snlts
Sale price
$4:98
Main Floor x
Women
Goats
Brand New
es
Just unpacked about 119 at thi3 price
Regular ValueVto ?30.00
SALE PRICE
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FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY
Cotton Middies ;
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Big assortment, Bale
. . pnee
$1.98-$2.49
,Man'; Floor f
Corsets ' V
$5 , values, , sale .pricfj.
$3.49.
Main - Floor
Remarkable
Reductions AW
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Over the Store
Salem Store
466 State Street
HI
Portland Silk Shop
-."333-Alder Street"
An Atmosphere
oi Old Time
: Sales C
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