THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM. OREGON
SATURDAY, MORNING. DECEMBER 2 ,1922
OUDGE
BOARD
T
IS DELAYED
Tardiness in Receiving Esti
mates, Absence of Of
ficials, Hinders
''Various obstacles hare arisen
to delij the work of the state
budget commission, which was
created by the , legislature of
121, and it is now a question
whether copies of the tentative
- state budget and the commis
sion's recommendations will
reach the hands of the governor
and members of the 1923 legis
lature within, the time specified
ly the law.
, Under the statute it is re
quired that copies of the budget
and the recommendations shall
be In the hands of the executive
and .the legislators not later than
.December- 20 of each even num
bered year.
Nineteen Days Remain
This gives the commission, Just
19 days from today In whict
to act, and there is no prospect
of Its getting together before
Monday of next week owing to
the absence of a governor or an
acting governor, who la a mem
ber of the commission.- Gover
nor Oicott is in the east and
Acting Governor RItner has not
yet been able to come from Pen
dleton. State Treasurer O. P.
$loff, also a member of the com
mission, Is in California for a
tnonth. This leaves only Secre
tary ojf 'State Kozer, tthe third
member, and ne 'cannot act.
alone- Ritner is; expected here
Monday;
; Other delays Lave been .n
fo&ntered, so that the connate
fldn has not been the smooth
working piece of state govern
mental machinery that was ex
pected of it.
' The act requires that all data
from heads of state Institutions
and. departments, or from pnvato
' Institntions that receive state aid,
shall be In the hands of the com-
, mission on or before October. 1
oft each even numbered year
Many ot them failed to get their
data to the commission within
that time, and some ' of them,
. sifter sending- in their V flsures
withdrew the estimates -for -addi
tions or corrections.
' - V Spirit of Law tfoKowefl
1 'Another requiremenr of "the
law Via that not later than Nov
ember 10 the commission shall
submit to the secretary of state
i tabulation of all the estixnatos,
together with the commission's
recommendations. The commis
sion was unable, to do thl be
eanse of delays in receiving, fig
ures. After the aecretary ,;, of
state receives this matter ft ' Is
hi duty , to prepare! the ; Jinal
L drafts that are sent! the gover-
r nor and the legislators.,
' (.'There ,! no doubt that the
commission will be able to' com
W with the spirit oif the new
' law. btft already has found It
necessary to disregard the letter
of the law.. V
Brown. Omaha; Robert Chlrs
man, The Dalles; Mr. and lira.
W. W .Risk. Mrs. Grace Hagen.
Mrs. C. A. CuUen. Ada Conly,
Portland; P. H. Berna, CorvallU:
John SOrth, Medford; W. U.
Hughes. Ralph Hitlmer. Blsmark.
BLIGH S. A. Cowley. T. M.
Hawdenes, W. L. Graham, Port
land; Mrs. W. A. Edwards. Thca.
E. Moart. Spokane; Cecil 1,.
Troger, H. R. Bates. CorvallU;
John lmlah. J. E. Cnlsforth, Ger
vals; Mr. and Mrs. Loren Wilson.
Dallas; Mrs. A Feller, Donald.
TERMINAL Mr. and Mrs. C.
E. Meyer. Valseti; B. Ladd. P. C.
Meeder. Corvallis; E. R. Seaton,
C. B. Lingo. R. O. Murden, W.
P. Glldner, Howard A. Long. L.
M. Mills, Portland; Leo Olsen, Al
bany; J .W. Mason, Salt Lake; H.
Slndee, Grants Pass.
CTJT THIS OUT IT IS WORTH
:I money
Cut but ihis slip, enclose with
5c and mail it to Foley & Co.,
2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, 111.,
writing your name and address
clearly. You will receive in re
turn a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
for coughs, colds and croup; Foley
Kidney Pills for pains in sides and
back; rheumatism, backache, kid
ney and bladder ailments; and
Foley Cathartic Tablets, a whole
some and thoroughly cleansing
cathartic for constipation, bilious
ness, neaaaches, and slueeiah
bowels. Sold everywhere. Adv.
HIST BOARD
PUTS IN REPORT
Registered Builders in Oreg
on Total 1 1 6 Several
Are Dropped
Oregon at the present time
has 116 registered architects, ac-
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Ciffl
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III
Representatives of North
west Colleges Meet in
Portland Today
the commission cannot enforce iU
lower schedule order until charg
es that , it' violates the United
States' constitution have been de-eided.
Coach Roy Bohler of the Wil
lamette athletic council is to go
cording to the biennial report ofito Portland today to attend a
r
NEW CORPORATIONS 1
Articles of Incomoration were
filed yesterday bv the Pacific
Elevator company, having head
quarters In Portland and capital
ized at 1200,000. The incorpora
tors are R. J. Leo, Ralph H.
King and H. Borden Wood.
Other articles filed yesterday
were:
McKenna Mortgage & Bond
company, 'Portland; incorpora
tors. W. E. Hood, Coe A. Mc
Kenna, Prank J. Streibig. Jr.;
capitalization, $100,000.
St. Luke's African Methodist
the stU. bofc.'d of architect ex
amlners, filed yesterday with the
goyernor. Duritg the last year
seven architect frjn Mhtr
states were granted certificates
in Oregon on ihe basis of their
qualifications fron other and
three were . admitted by written
examination. ..Eight have been
dropped from . the record?, six
for non-payment of renewal fees,
one died and one left the state.
The board is cooperating with
he state-fire marshal In the reg
ulation of public construction 10
protect life and property.
The report shows the receiits
oi tut board during the last yaar
were $3241.97, the disbursements
f07 52 and that the balance is
$2434.45.
The present membership of the
l'0id is: William C. Knighton,
Portland, president; J. E.
Wicks, Astoria, vice president:
Morris H. Whitehouse. Portland,
treasurer: Frank C. Clark, Med
ford; Charles B. Miller, La
Grande; 'George M. Post, Port
land, secretary.
Lumber Mill Production
Four Per Cent Over Norma!
. HOTEL ARRIVALS
MARION C. W. Thomas, C. C.
Walde, L. E. Wing. H. A. Kings
lev. O. M. Slmensen. Ivan C.
1 V- XJray. W. H. Jenkins, J. W. Gates,
Wi W. Bender; Portland : A:"-J tery.
One hundred and fifty-two mills
reporting to. West Coast Lumber
men's association for the week
ending November 25, manufactur
ed, 104,414.707 feet ot lumber;
sold 90,821,550 feet, and -shipped
83i558.701 feet. -
Production1 for reporting mills
Episcopal church, Pendleton, in-1 was 4 per cent above normal. New
corporators, William Harvey Baz- business 13 per cent below pro-
ell, Ernest C. Allen. George W.lduction. Shipments were 8 per
Hookqr and others; assets, $2000.1 cent below" new business.
oweaisn bteei corporation.! Fortv-eIht Mr emt of all w
romana; incorporators, uonraa business taken during the week
P. Olson. Edward G. Forsten. for wtt ipiivrv.
James R. Bain; capitalization, tm mi 71 kka
. 1- n . I . v. . . io'i
99.VUU.' which 27 989 ESK, fpet vn. Tnr
James E. Eobert Memorial domestic cargo dellrerv. and 15.'
Methodist Episcopal church, 731,965 feet for overseas shlp-
springnew; incorporators, w. H. ment. New business for delivery
rouara ana seven omers; assei. DT rail amounted to 1573 cars.
S37.000.
Calvary Commvlilty church.
Lake Grove: inctlporators, R.
L. Edwards, Jessie MacGregor,
E. A. Wtttheridge; assets, S250.
Edward J. Watson company,
Redmond; .Incorporators, Fred K.
Wilson, Augusta Wilson, Max A.
Conning; capUallzaUon, f 10,000;
merchandise.
Forty-four per cent -of the
meeting called by the athletic
management of the College - of
Puget Sound, asking the inde
pendent colleges to meet with the
Idea of arranging a new small
college conference.
The Puget Sounders beat the
Bearcats at football Thursday,
with the assistance of Lady Luck
and a lot of other good men, and
they are waiting to get into more
company than they have been
having. Willamette is already
well loaded up in schedules, so
heavily that Coach Bohler does
not believe they can take on any
more engagements. However, he
expects to attend, and see what Is
doing.
Phone Company to Insure
Against Rate Reduction
PORTLAND. Ore., Dec. 1. The
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
COUGHS AND COLDS IX
WINTER
Indoor sedentary life in winter
has a direct bearing on the preva
lence of coughs and colds. Keep
the bowels active and overcome
constipation with Foley's Cathar
tic Tablets. Colds, cough, croup,
throat, chest and bronchial trouble
quick relieved with Foley's Honey
and Tar. Contains no opiates
Ingredients printed on tho wrap
per. Largest selling cough medi
cine in the world. "Foiey' Hon
ey and Tar is wonderful tor at
tacks of coughs and colds." writes
W. H. Gray, Venice, California.
FULL
Is what you get for your money .in buying
IP your lighting system
it foltv n't bcraut of
def'-etive wiring. Lei
i investirate tho rant
f :h' tronbi nj
eliminate am. Yv,a
will find that onr elec
triral terrie ia abso
lutely reliable.
The best for the
money.
I yesaswsfswswatsVSF'C
Fleener Electric
Company
Arehla Floaaw
Ulactticiaa
li Court St. Fhona 980
Read the Classified Ads.
Ounces for
(More tku pammi aad a half
for a qvaitor)
SAME PRICE
For over 30 years
WHY PAY WAR PRICES?
MILLIONS OP POUNDS BOUGHT BY THE GOVERNMENT '.
84S.701. of which 28.704,619
feet moved coastwise and inter
coastal, and 8,144,082 feet ex
pott. Rail shipments amounted
to 1557 cars.
Unfilled domestic cargo orders
total 172,300.009 feet. Unfilled
export orders 82,454,691 feet.
Unfilled rail trade orders 8643
cars.
In 47 weeks, production has
been 4,005,533,167 feet; new
week's lumber shipments ; moved j business 3,781.836,217 feet, and
by water." This amounted ; to 36,-1 shipments 3,684024,224 feet.
456 Court St.
Phones
256
257
T) jilM
BEST SERVICE
Do Your Grocery Buying Over the Phone
Our charge and delivery service is unexcelled. If you
desire the greatest satisfaction open a charge account with
us.
RIGHT PRICES
FUNERAL NOTICE
The funeral services for Mrs.
Martha E. Howard, a pioneer wo
man of Salem, who passed away
at a local hospital Nov. 29, 1922.
will be held in the Webb & Clough
chapel, Saturday, Dec . 2, at 2
p. m. 'Mrs. Howard, who was 80
years old, la survived by one sis
ter, Mrs. S, N. Howard of Eugene,
and by two brothers, Thomas H.
B. Kays, and Jack Kays, both of
Salem. The services will be con
ducted by Rev. Short. Interment
will be In the I. O. O. F. ceme-
IP
People sMeat Market
155 N. Liberty St, Phone 994
, A , Free Delivery on Saturday -
Compare our prices with others, then see
our goods, then yon will be our customer (if
not) we both lose.
Best grade creamery butter made in one of
Oregon's largest creameries. ponnd....46c
&tdc$tiri&'nizz dozen 55c
3 lbs. Gem Nut best margarine
.68c
t
Choice young Beef Sirloin Steak, pound.... 14c
Choice young Beef T-Bone Steak, pound 14c
Choice Sugar Cure Hams, a real bargain,
pound ..j. ..L. :.,..........25c
Young Milk Fed Veal Roast, lb....... ..i..:..18c
Young Milk Fed Veal Steak, lb. :.........18c
Swift guaranteed pure Pork Sausage m con
t: tainer, pound;.... - r..33c
ling Pork Sausage, home made, po-nd 22M:c
Fresh Bulk -Pork Sausage, guaranteed all
18c
meat
See us' for Spare Ribs, the kind grandpa'
'made on the farm. . viv I
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JEnSBBfis : I
U nZTZHi COME IN
VI Towels
These are of fine quality
Jacquard; white with colored
stripes or colored " with con
trasting stripes. A large as
sortment of sizes and patterns
to select from. Very attract
ive and useful gifts at prices
that are unusually low.
Priced 25c to 98c
. Fancy Bath
Towel Sets
Assorted colors with contrast
ing silk stripes.
Set of one large towel, 20x40.
with two wash cloths $1.98
And Bee our complete line of
Electrical Specialties
Haatf Candy
For Christmas
The Ace Is The Place
Exclusive agents
Rare Perfumes
and Toilet
Preparations
Make Appropriate
Christmas
Gifts
Brewer Drug Co.
405 Court Street
Ray L Farmer v
Hardware Co.
"Our Hardware Wears"
PANTIY K wlu pt 'ou
VwVLllS a get youI. cjmdy dir.
ect from Factory. Always
fresh and low price.
Hazel Candy Factory
Commercial & Miller Streets
Christmas Club Check
.Bow Would You Spend $50. for Christmas?
Salem's Leading Merchants are, going to give $S0 In
prizes for the best answers to the above question.
Prizes to be awarded In the following manner:
Best answer $20 Club Check
Second answer $15 Club Check
Third answer $ 5 Club Check
Next five answers $2 Club Check
Checks will be given at the office of the Statesman
December 22. or will be mailed to you if requested and
will be good for face value at any one of the firms ad
vertising in this column.
Names of winners will be published in this column
either December 21 or 22. or both. All answers must be
in the postoffice or delivered at this office not later than
9 a. m.. December 20. This will assure fairness to all
contestants.
In your answers to the above question you are to
imagine you are buying presents for father, mother, big
brother (age 20), big sister (aga 18), little brother (age
t). little sister (age 6), and onexrther person grandma,
grandpa, or a friend. Then you must buy something for
"Win" or lor "her." That makes 8 in all.
The presents selected need not be articles appearing
in this column, but they must be from firms whose ads
appear here perhaps something you've seen on a per
sonal shopping trip.
Watch these ads. closely, they appear Sunday, Wed
nesday, Friday of each week until Christmas, and arrange
four list to the best advantage.
Write your letter plainly, on one side of your paper,
and tell in your own way what you would buy with $50
tor the family that ia suggested here.
Address all answers to Christmas Contest Editor, care
The Statesman, Salem, Oregon.
Photos of yourself made at
Mrs. Trover's Gift Shop.
Sittings Blade Night or Day
165 N. Liberty St,
$2.00 now
Secures a Bicycle for your
boy this Christmas. Call in
and let us explain our plan
no obligation to buy.
Harry W. Scott
The Cycle Man" '
147 So. Com!
The Xmas Shop for Men
The Newest in Hats, Shirts, Pajamas, Gloves,
Neckwear, Etc., at Popular Prices
WATCH OUR WINDOWS I
THE MAN'S SHOP
7m. A. Zosel 416 State St Ellis E. Cooley
Are You Thinking of Xmas Gifts?
We Invite you to come in and look over our
brand new line of
Aluminum, Silverware, Pyrex, Cutlery, Coaster Wag
oas. Etc., Etc.
SALEM HARDWARE CO.
'The Winchester Store'
CHOOSE
"HIS"
Gift
FROM A MAN'S STORE
Where you'll find, all the
preferences, tastes and fancies
of a man, embodied in the
various "Haberdasheries for
Him."
NECKWEAR
GLOVES
SILK MUFFLERS
SILK SHIFTS
UNDERWEAR
KNIT COATS
JEWELRY '
INITIAL BELTS
ETC., ETC.
SALEM WOOLEN MILLS
STORE
C. P. Bishop, Prop.
A CHRISTMAS
BOOK STORE -
One cannot make a mistake
In idvinsr a book
Here are the' four 'greatest
books In print: --
Story of Mankind
Outline of Science .
Boston Cook Book
Bible.
There's always place and
time for a good book
Xmas Cards and Seals on dis
play : " "I
The Commercial
Book Stored
163 N. Commercial
DOLLS, TOYS
Tree decorations and no
tions are all on display at
Salem Variety
Store
1 52 No. Commercial
For 35 Years
We hare deal in leather goods
of quality
Watch our windows for dis
plays of charming and useful
GIFTS OP LEATHER
F.E.Shafer
170 So. Commercial
Furs That Fit
Your Personality
i You will find .
them at Salem's
Exclusive Far Store
West Fur Co.
521 Court St. V r
Let Our Fixtures
ADA CHEER 7
To your home -this
holiday j
season. ,
Archie Fleener
414 Court St. r--
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