THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
- -THURSDAY MORNING,-AUGUST 31, 1D22
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- Mr
that - Thomas s&tlsfy -a mortgage
I1Y?NEPS IN BRIEF
of SG50 on property for" her. She JaaJbettfff hauled olfvlhert
Picnic Again Postponed
The O. A," C. ciub picnic, sched
: iJnled for thiv&Wnfc'Aa. been
postponed becau?e of raln? This
lis the second time It has, been
postponed for jkhe ame reason.
A'. W. C. A, Cafeteria
Will open Friday, ?ept. 1
-Adv
Boston YisttorUIero .
Miss Edith - Jacques Jacques,
from Boston, a cousin of Mrs.
Rose Gamble, is visiting- at tho
Jatter's hone, en route to Los An
geles, v She is ' in loje -with . tho
western coftfry and? has had a
''wonderful . trip across the coun
try, coming by the .way of the
Canadian route to ranee itupen
B. C, and on dewn the coast to
Seattle, Bhe having come by boat
from Prince Rupert, and through
beautiful country, having been in
sight .- of kind .all, the . way, and
touching at various points along
the way. . ,'"f ' ;-r? " r.
Is . given, custody of -four minor
children. The . Couple hare' bad
a family of 10 children, some of
them being" grown-up and aay
from the broken-home.
Jack's Cafe
163S. Com. St. A good place to
eat. ' Tables and. counter. AdT.
Pear Canning licidps
The Oregon,; Growers Packing
corporation need 75 additional
women at their plant, corner of
Trade and High streets. Adv.
Will Hunt Deer
Dr. CL E. Prime, J. H. Milsom,
Ole Oleson and Robin Day, ex
pect to leave on Saturday ror a
few days deer hunting. The,deer
are said to be especially, fat and
fine in the Alsea district and the
hunters expect a profitable-Jour
ney.
Divorce Allowed
A decree of divorce was filed
it., the circuit I cpurt ednesday j Pear Canning lU-sin.i .
releasing Annie Thomas from I. j The Oregon Growers
Henry Thomas, and giving her
,$75 attorney's fees and requiring
Packing
corporation needs: 75 additional
women :at their plants corner of
Trade and High streets.- Adv.
Leaving Today -THOMAS
MEIGHAN
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"If You Believe It,
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ETHEL CLAYTON
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Last - Times Today
DORIS MAY
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Gay and Devilish"
, Tomorrow
I ., "SNOW" BLIND" s arid v
Round 3 of :
Wet In Portland
- Attorney - Carey - F; Martin re
turned from Portland late yester
day after a full day's attendance
upon the courts. He reports that
a steady rain ten m I'oruana an
day, pedestrians using umbrellas.
case fell off a truck on which it I
near Livesiey.
Canning Peaches, Any .Variety-
Phone 52F11. Bring boxes and
come to the orchard. Adv.
STEEL FBE5
IE II PfcAGE
Harness Housings Lost
J. Kaonhahn reports the theft
of two heavy harness housings flwyy Power Plant Of P. R.
ironr nis Darn in eaiem.
housings were marked 0.;T. C. Co.
Pear Canning Begins
The Oregon Growers Packing
corporation needs 7 addiwona
women at their plant, corner w!
Trade and High streets. AdT.-,
b & P. Will Soon be
Ready for Operation
ii dene partly by E?rake:t;th
flood water during. tije flood:sea
Ron when there is a' vast surplus!
Toe plant is one of the most .note
worthy power projects in the west.
w. i inn
PUSSES;
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Fines Collected : f -
The city treasury Isj going
strong in fines these days, some
of them assessed and some for
feits. P.rE. Davis paid
speeding; Ralph Fowler paid the
same sum, and George R. Parks
failed to appear and claim the xe
tura of his $20 bond for a hear
ing on the same charge. R. R.
McAdatni forfeited his bond fof
intoxication, and E. S. Stuart who
had a $25 deposit for disorderly
conduct, also forfeited his good
money. 1
rubbers and other winter protec- Ucen9eil Yetcriay
tions. The pavements were wet
with standing water In holes as
far south as Oregon City, but
south of the hill at New Era were
practically dry, indicating that
the rain was much heavier in the
lower Willamette and Columbia
river districts than In the
lamette yalley.
Trusses
. Pitted at Tyler's Drug Store by
an expert In the" business. AdT,
' Three -marriage .licenses were
issued Wednesday from tho office
of the county clerk.; Frank Beut
ler and Apalonia Kufner were au
thorized to wed: also. Walter F,
Ennis and Ena M. Wolf, and Alex
andeir Hefsler ' and " May Luella
w'1" Finley. The ' average' of about
three licenses a working day has
been maintained for - some -time
past. '
At tends! Poult ry . Meeting
: A. L. Lindbeck, Salem -newspaperman
and poultry fancier,
last - night attended -a- meeting of
PQultry producers t at Jlillsboro,
Mr., Lindbeck. gave an address be
fore the mestlng.
Apartment for Rent
; Inquire of Gertrude J. M. Page,
realtor, 3 . blocks north, of post-
office, on North Cottage 6ty Adv.
llOlloKaiildi
Steady Employment vi Our Canning Department
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KING'S FOOD PRODUCTS
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After Six Years at
495 Court . street, will move
my Hat Blocking .Business to 291
N;; Commercial street where J
shall be pleased to serve. all eus-
Itomera promptly after September
5. C. B. Ellsworth. Adv.
Barber Ixcates .Here
' I. G. Schwenke. has.arrived?Jiei
from Ritzville, Wash., and has en
tered into a partnership with J. C
Hlnkle in the barber business,
Durcasins a half interest ' in the
shop at 335 State street.
Legal Blanks-
Get them at The Statesman of
flee. Catalog on application.
AdT,
Clothing Lost
X,; J." Morris,
working ' at the
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Purchases Library
Henry J. Millie has recently
Llve8ley hop yards, reported to f purchased the law library and the
V( KAllni V,n liOO nf a fill Hf9flA 1 1 K..lnAna r Into t V "
containing. $200 worth of cloth- Pogue. M"r. Millie wiU conUnue. lfeir. Jlni1 .
ing Land .other particles. ' The suit I the practice of law in the office
.. .. occupied by - Mr. " Pogue in the
MacDonaKTa farmer Almanac
At Tyler's Drug Store. AdT.
ariV -Gla$$C$ j iIasonlc building. He will be asso-
'V'V T Iran G. Martin
, 1. sier. ana ceiier
HARTMAN BROS.
Phone v 12S5, . Salcm; Oregon
XSAVE;:$ $ $
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FOR LADIfiS
V. -
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Officials On Trip
Governor Olcott, Secretary of
IStatA Sam A. Iv'ozer. State HiKhH
by buying your hardware and way Engineer Herbert Nunn and,
i,fnro at-. Thfl flanital Hard- Superintendent R. E. L. Steiner
, - f 1 . .t , t .V-
ware & Furniture.XX jo wo. BWf lur "
UHIUinuui3H U-tte ,rnnrh amithrtrn Orei
gon, and while on the trip will at-
tend the Lakeview Round-up.
The steal, framing is all in
place for the) big new power-build
ing plant of the P. R. L. & P. com
pany. ,The main machinery room
is to have an overhead crane to
traverse the. whole length of the
turbineV-nd the bis generators.
They , can pick up the ponderous
machines and juggle them across
the room as it they were spool
toys.
The machines themselves are
being set into place on the new
foundations though the floors as
a whole have not yet been laid.
When all the new stuff Is put into
place the floor will be finished.
. Boilewr Put-Together..
The pneumatic rlviter and tube
expander . have been at work on
the boiler tubes for the great boil
ers that ' came In sections and are
being put together here. There
are more than '9 00 of these three-
Inch water tubes that will carry
steam at a working' pressure of
175 pounds and" furnish super
heated, dry steam at 500 degrees
Fahrenheit. The boilers are all
in place, and some of the fire
bricking for the furnaces has been
done.- ! The whole f urnace, ar
rangement will be .the very last
work in boiler-room construction.
The boilers will have dual heat
ing service: 'hog" fuel, or mac
erated, chipped wood waste, and
oil burners. They can be used
simultanuously If necessary for
quick service. The hog fuel comes
In? by"' conveyer from the railroad
half a block north of the plant,
and Is automatically stoked into
the furnaces. . The oil goes' in un
der pressure;-ancL is sprayed into
the firing room. '
' Demand .Growing. : , . .
Because of the growing demand
for flights, and power from thou
sands of 6mall users who In the
aggregate use. an enormous Quant
ity j'of electricity, the Berles of
plants belonging to the P. B.,L. &
P. Co. have been! taxed almost to
All the
steam plants have been called Into
requisition, as well as the hydro
electric installations in the rivers.
The exceptionally dry season has
lowest in years, so there has been
little surplus power production
from any of the. plants.. . .J . .
1 4 , rower i iaai xutrtjtscu.,
' The company is working stead
ily on. .the. great new power plant
On the upper Clackamas thatwill
fcive an output of . 80,000 horse
power all through the year. This
Civil War Veteran and Prom-
- inent'Oregonian Answers
Last Call
Personally ''''w; don't t-1ra'agnl tn Th- "W?M?1. subject
that the world cares much wheth-t strike ns as about as interesung
erMiMlcCorinlck marries that as to whether JBlll Bryan Is com-
Swis lidfng master or"" gives him Ing'bacY. Kxcaange. y
WANTED WANTED
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Chevrolets, Maiwellsrand Fords ' ; :.' 4,
I pav cash price for any model
Used auto parts 331 to 60 off
Mike's Auto Wrecking House
Phone 523 . 421 N. Commercial SL
William II. Burghardt, well
known? Oregon citiien,; died late
Tuesday while on a visit to bi8
nephew, L.. L. Burghardt, near
Molalla. He was 85 years old at
the time "of his death. HU wife
died In Salem just one year "and
eight months ago. Besides his
son, William n. uurgnarai j r., i
Salem, he is survived by one
brother, Mark B. Burghardt of
Clinton, 111. '
Mr. Rurehardt' was born In
183T in Great Barrlngton, Wor
cliester. county, Mass. The family
had lived for several generations
in the. same place,, the.srarid fath
er of W. H. Burghardt, Sr., hav
ing come there from Holland. His
father founded the first fair In the
United States, the Berkshire
County. Cattle show."; " . -
When 16 years old, Mr. Burg
hardt went to Detroit, later going
to Kentucky where he enlisted for
the Civil war. He was married
in 1869 to Ella Richey and moved
to Oregon in 1891, locating In
Oregon City here he -was in the
mortgage and loan business. He
came to Salem in 1900 and had
since made his home here.
While in Salem he was engaged
in mine promotion work in the
Santlam, district. He devoted .a
number of-years; to life insurance
work in the east and to' make the
sale of policies I quicker he . took
with him an examining physician
on his trips into the mountains in
quest of possible candidates for
life Insurance, v .
The funeral will be held Friday
at 2:30 from Webb & Clough'a.
JUNK THE JJUNK
And MaWMoney We Pay Ca$h -
Furniture, Sacks, BotlleC Itajes. rStoves, Ranges,'
Paper, Jank:of att Kinds:;; ,v:
STEINBOCK : 'JUNK. CO.,
"The House of Half a Million and One Bargain
, j lone, 5240 NGamrnercial SU; u
Ohio lias just emerged from t
special session' of the legislature
She is a tough old state..
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LADD t BUSHp BANKER-
Established 186 4 . . :
General Banking Business-.
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Office IlQura from 10 a. m. to 3 v ; , .
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J. A. D.bnag
VeteniisiiySurg
545 Ferry Street Salcnv Oreffon-
:;!';i-4f-.'PhorielS60(f ' -v
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: Hieh class slioe3.'.fjor..the
familvAwe feature, only h&X
best of leather in the best known lines such as, WALK
OVER Shoes for men and women in all the newest lasts
jdirect from WALKOVER style center. DOUGLAS shoes
Jfor men and women, the nationally advertised shoe with
a reputation,' at prices that attract. EDMONDS Foot
Fitters for men, a specially constructed shoe for men
with particular, feet; moderately priced. Spuntex Hose
for the ladies, trim fitting and guaranteeel wear at
prices that delight. V Make this ' store yourstprp
. ',- . --.,-:.... v l - A
i JOHN J. ROTTLr.
I16T.N. Commercial St,
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7 REMEMBER THIS.
No matter how , thorough your
education, .may have oeen,: now
Jrbad a knowledge Of art and
literature youVmayurhsure ac-
quiredr snch. a knowledge Is not
going to be of mpen useio you
If "you cannot turn It to account
In making a living.
Ojie bt, the, best ways foturn
such an education into a wage
earning medium is to take up
a thorough. business course in
a high grade ..Business, College,
Hit: - il --ir-i - -..
Yon must have expert know
ledge of some .kind, to make
your way Jn.jthe world to" the
best 'advantage.! The business
.worldV of fer? the greatest op
nnrtnnltlea to Touns men and
PERSONALS
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8. M. Endicott spent yesterday.
Jn Portalnd. ; ,
Mr. and Mrs. W. P, Ellis re-;
turned Tuesday from Cannon
Beach. :
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Lafler have-
las their guests, Mr. and Mrs. D
I.'Pallinger of Carrol, Iowa. They
1 are returning from California. f
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Roberts are
home from Long, Beach, Wash.,
where .they have been for two
weeks, .
' DIED
READING Frank Reading was
l ; accidentally kilkd when a train
. nit the truck he was driving
" near the Livesiey station. "Mr.
Reading, who was 40 years old,
is survived by his widow, Mjrs.
Frank Reading, four children,
all at the "Germalen hopyard;
and his father, M. D. i Reading
of Tillamook, Ore. . Body at
Webb & dough's and funeral
announcement will 5 be - made
later; '
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qpo BE
fegateiiQl6tbeo,
that fit arid hang p er;-
tectly is every, vo-
fnan's
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
women.
our
for
Let - ns tell yon about
courses. - Write or- call
Information.
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rHE PART THE BANK PLAYS
--CHASINe AWAY GLOOM
, XT7HATEVER the, business -conditions, a
" bink must hold to a sane optimism." JN? ;
Pollyariha spirjt, but simply a f innbejij?f in
the ultimate rightness of thingsjn geheral--i
a knowledge that the pendulumtmust swings'
, Thelafet two or three, years .have iJeen haroi
ones for everybody and often it has not been
easy for the United States rNational- to keep
(.it3 faith In the real soundness of business In.
general but it .has, and now conditions ..are
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FRUIT; JARfS
New Blasoa, Fruit Jars,
QuarU .70c Dozen
BARGAIN;
HOUSE
215 OnUr. Street
Phbne"398
We buy and sell
IHARION It. C. Dart, Fred
Kingston. A. ' Rubens. E. Du-
Rae. E. H. Clarke. Nelson L.e-
Page, T. Williams, Mr. and Mrs
E. Cotton, CWries M. SilTerman,
CI H. Alberts. J. F. O'Nell, Port-J
land; T. M. Richardson, Tacoma;
Fred Anderson, Monitor; C. I.
Laselle, Denver; F. F. Smith, Me?
Minnvllle; F. M. Roberts, Berke
ley; Mrs. Anna Gallagher, Great
Fails, Mont,; Mr. and Mrs. J." H
Dalrd, Minneapolis: Mr. and Mrs
TV i,Garrer, MiBs Maybelle Spar
llhg, Kelso, Wash.
BLIGH A. J. Manning. R. G
Manning, . Roseburg; J. JR. Roke,
H. E. Kent: Livingston, F. R
Bingham, W. E. Greene, Charles
Nelson; C. E. Jackson, Portland;
Paul Lunde, Falls City; Ralpn
Vandeburg, Florence; Ralph H
Stilts, Scotts Mills; J. Crlchton
Marsraret Coat. Oregon City: Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Clark, Corvallis
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Elick, Oak
land. Cal.r C. F. Bllter. Mrs. G. T,
Allen, Valsetz. t
TERMINAL C. H. Oakley,
Spokane: L. L. Howard. vW. H
Atuceter, Ruth Howard. , J. Vid
goff, L. A. fairest. Ruby M
Brumfield, Portland; R. L. York
Corvallis; Mr. and airs. Wesley
Andrews; Baker. VV
ARRANCE Edward Arrance was
accidentally .killed Aug. 30 by
a train near Livesiey Sta
tion while riding ln a , truck
driven by Frank' Reading. Mr.
Arrance, who was 39 years old,
Is survived by. his father and
mother, Mr. and Mrs. David
Arrance of Falls City. Body is
at Webb Clough'a and jfuper-
al announcements will be made
later. . . , , , -l
COMING! .
SCREEN SCRAP BOOK
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' Perfection in. desighf
-ih;wd'sK0;in;vairgi.
?'manship,.ar5e:
BURGHARDT WUliam Holle-
beck Burkhardt passed away at
his nephew's home, 1 1-2 miles
north of Molalla, Aug30, 1922,
at 2 p, m. Mr. Burghardt, who
was 86 years old, is survived by
i one son, W, H. Burghardt Jr.,
of Salem, and one brother, M.
W. Burghardt of Illinois.
Funeral services will be held In
. the Webb Clough chapel, Fri
day, Sept. 1, at" 2" p. nt. Inter-
. mont will be in the City .View
cemetery. - . .
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reasons, wJ
Gai; m e n ts th e
on that look so
comfortable? v
Style, Quality in d
Moderate Price are
feabires of Our Clothes
for Women.
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REYNOLDS At a local hospital
Wednesday, Aug. 30, Mrs. Eve
lyn M. Reynolds, age 24 years,
wife of Ray W. Reynolds, mo
ther, of Wllford Ray Reynolds,
age 4 months, all of Myrtle
Point OrJi daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. .Brlstow. Gabbert. Re-1
- mains are. at the RIgdon mor
tuary.; Notice of funeral Jater.
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POST At Rickreall, . Polk, coun-
( 5 ty, Wednesday, August 30,
Melvln. Alien Post, . 5 months
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil
; V. Pnf Th little body will
J be forwarded by the Rigdori
mortuary, to Junction' City for
funeral services and interment
which will be held at Blachly,
Lane county. ' '
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Leading Funeral
justifying this faith, - -
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