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f 1 it t i i i 1 f t I i I 1 FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 2, 1923. " ' " ' 1 f "'. V'l-'t'tJiN n i t i'ir.vui, ciAuri.vi, vj.uivw mi ' n i -1 Issued Daily Except Monday by . THE STATESMAN I'UBI.ISHINQ - COMPANY. 215 S. Commercial St., ' Salem, Oregon ) (Portland Office. 627 Hoard of Trade Building. Phone Beacon 1193 ' - , MK3UJKK OF TH1C ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use tor publi t cation of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited In this paper and also the local news published herein. . R. J, Hendricks: Stephen A. Stone Ralph OlOTer . . . Praiik JaskoakI . , .". .'. ; . .? .... . . . Manager , . ........ r. . ;'. . .Managing Kditor ........... . . ........... .'. . . . .Cashier V. . . .lit Manager Job Dept. TELEPHOHES: Basinets Office, 23 Circulation Department, 681 Job DJrtment, 6?3 Society Editor, toe I Entered at the Postoff Ice In Salem. Oregon. 'as second class matter NOT DEAD, BUT: SLEEPING The ship subsidy bill is - dead ; talked to death - by the Marathon gabf est super-spieler3 of the United States Senate. But the idea of building up an edequate American mer chant marine is not dead; it is only sleeping. Had President Harding, instead of getting behind a sub sidy bill, gotten behind a,measure to "give preference in tariff duties to goods carried in American bottoms, it is likely that his program would have been carried out. . V " ;. That 13 the kind of a law that was used to build up the great fleet of American ships this country had prior to the Civil war. . ... - . . j. , . . .-V-,- ,In some way, by subsidy or by preferential duties or "by other means, the United States must and will bring about the creation of an adequate American merchant marine. In respect to all the dictates of common sense, this is manifestly a duty this government owes to the people of this country. jjOganuemes ougrji iu urins im. ' j they should bring a minimum of 6 cents a pound, to make that a healthy-industry. If this can be brought about; some of the cannerymen of Oregon (not In Salem) ; who are offer ing 1923 canned loganberries at the prices received last year, will get a beauti f ul bumping ; but richly Reserved. .' 1 A ship of the American merchant fleet recently arrived from the FaF"Eeast with a cargo of Turkish tobacco, rugs, and other luxuries on which ;thej government collected two million dollars in customs duties." A considerable part of this can be credited to the new Fordney tariff law. People who must have Turkish tobacco and Persian rug can afford to pay a liberal tax to help support the American government. r. . i. i i '' i . " .i ii " 1 1 1 ore's a Chance - to Save Sotne Money , All woolen blankets are going up in price. Bny your next fall's needs 'now while . we are offer ing unusual values in new and slightly defective blankets. 'We just received 1 another shipment today of the slightly defective ones. V , The prices will ? enable you to. buy two or tnree pairs. Bishop's,, Clothings and "Woolen Mills 'Stbre.r'Adv. I : !Jf t (olds BrokeiiQuidcJy rl disagreeable weather always have Hill's handy.' Stops Colds in 24 hour la rriDoe in 3 Aa.ru. Standard remedy for two' generations. 'No bad after effects. Safe and aepenaaoie. uemana red box bearing Mr. HiU's portrait and signature. - '') : ' At All Drvggiattr30 Cent V r-o) ' ' (Continued frontpage 1) visit to TOpeka of two weeks he had administered the klansman oath to "approximately 100 men" in Topeka. McManus Said he did not 'recall 'any. of thejaames. He said he had been a member of the klan for two years. TheMcManus testimony brought oat that' the membership fee Is 10; th'at the members pay $fi.f0 for the 'klan uniform. "increase '' In ' available reserves during the year 1922 in the sum of j $8,84 6,278.90 of 17 per cent. The' actual cash on hand Dec ember 29, 1922, disclosed an In crease ' of approximately 1..1 00, 000.00 as compared with' the amount held by" all hanks On December 31, 1921. v Invented Capital Rigger "The aggregate of capital, sur plus and undivided profits In vested on December 29, 1922, was the sum jot $3 6,7 80,1 5 3.31 as compared with the sum of I34.G96.748.04 on December 31, 1921, or a net Increase of capi tal Invested during the year 1922 of $2,083,405.27": a :4 i'i; ( Are Smart and Serviceable Styles Seen in Fifth Avenue Shops 'T.ii .uv'ii iii f . r f "u" U TV V m I ( lltV ' ' I ' Suits Capes Coats Dresses Blouses ;Now;rFa$!iIon places before you the per fected styles which once and for all dear awayevery ! bit of mystery-as to What ; women.will weai for Easter! and Spring. - - The secret of hemline and sleeve is open-; ' Iytold. Whether the fashion world is to go color-wild or no now' becomes known. And what Egypt, or China, or Persia or . France had to do with the creation of this new world of style is made plain as -'"day."' -y-" ' ' :-. -' j I :, ' i i . Come In and Look Them Over Salem Store 4G6 State St. s ;r Portland Silk Shop ! 383 Alder St. CONDITIONS (Continued front, page 1) 39.63. . . , ' i .The report continues In part: ."The greatest .'agregate of loans and discounts in the his tory of this department was re ported at the close of business N'ovemper 15, 1920, in the sum of $211,854,140.60. This will disclose a net liquidation, of loans and discounts from Kov emher, 15, ;1920, to December 29, 1922, in excess of $34,000,- Ilond IfoldinKH fllifljwn "On December 29, 1922, the aggregate . invested in United '.lates bonds, municipal: bonds and other securities ( aggregated the sum of $58,918,069.62 a compared with $45,277, 352.59 ovr Deeember 31, 1921, or an In crease , In this class of securities during, the year 1922 of 13,- (.40,717.03. The Increased In vestments in this class of se curities disloses a general policy- encouraged 'throughout the state for the investment in a class Jof securities which will provide sec ondary reserves or a class of liquid assets which wi.ll make immediately available sufficient funds to meet immediate neces sities or emergencies. Expert en ces during the past two years have .demonstrated the necesUy for the - establishment of this policy , as an additional means for future reinforcements. "On Decemfber 29,' 1922, avail abje "reserves aggregated re sum of $60,171,281.45 as compared with the sum of $51,325,002.55 on December 31, 1921, or a net TIX EXPERT Oil TRIAL 0 II .' '(Continued from page 1) tetween the couple while living with the broker: had gone on motor and boat trips up the Hud son with other men and, who finally, in the same day pf the shooting, -went to Martelliere's olfice with the wish to punish him for his cooling love. Mrs. aludes denied all these allegations. . . ,.... . ' ' ; ' "'' '' ' '' . '.- WAS SHE PROPOSING? (Continued from-paga 1) of , taxation questions. The . two men were closeted for more than an hour. Thursday afternoon by appointment at the state bouse. flovernor Pierce - "was voted a member4 of the j Realtors associa tion, and promised to attend whenever possible. He spoke briefly on taxation and bonding problems before Mr. Regan -was Introduced. ' ' The session for March 15 is to be devoted to business only. The meeting a week later will be given over to a round-table discussion on land values. ' .'.. "William Butler Yeats," said an editor, "Is undoubtedly the great est living poet, yet he admits that the poetry only brings him In $150 a year. ; "He once told me a rather bit- HARMLESS MEANS OF REDUCING FAT Many fat people fear -ordinary means for reducing their .woifht. Here ia aa xtraordinar method. Extraordinary be cause while 'perfectly harmlesa no diet ing' or' exercise are" neceseary. - Marroola Prescriptioa Tablet are made exactly in accordance with the fambnn' Marmola Yre teription. Voa reduce tteaddy' and easily, with so 111 effect. Procure them from your draggiat at one dollar for a rase or " send price -direct to the Marmola Company. 4613 Woodward Avenue, De troit, Mieh. - - - ' ter Btory about this fact, lie said that a young lady, on coming-away from a palmist's observed: ' ." " 'That palmist must have tak en me for an heiress. - " Yes? How so? her compan ion asked. . ' ' . '" ' . ; " 'lie prophesied that I'd mar ry a poet and live happy ever af ter'." '. ' - ' .' - TJie memories of a good many very old people get better and better with the passing years, un til we frequently -find them- vivid ly fecalllng things wh;ich hap pened before they were born. USE SULPHUR TO S!' Here's a Chance to Save Some " ' ' ' ' ,: Money". -'.,;: All. woolen blankets are going up In price. Buy your next fall's needs now .while :.we are offer ing unusual values . in ' new 1 and slightly detective blankets. We just received another shipment today of the slightly defective cnes. The prices will enable you to buy two or three pairs. Bishop's Clothing and Woolen Mills Store. Adv. ; ; '; - Good Used Piano - $5.00 down, $1.50 a week. This is a real buy and won't ' last long see it today. Geo. C. Will Music House 432 State Street BREAK CHEST WITH RED PEPPER ase your tight; aching chest, rtop the pain. Break up the con gestion. Feel a bad cold loosen up in just a 6hort time. "Red Penner Rub" is the cold remedy that brings 1 quickest re lief. . It cannot hurt you and it certainly seems to' end the tight ness and drive the congestion and soreness right out. . Nothing has such concentrated penetrating neat as rea peppers. and .when heat1 penetrates right down to the colds, ; congestion aching muscles , and, sore," stiff joints relief comes at once. .1 ' The moment you apply - Red Pepper Rub you feel f the tingl ing heat. In three minutes the eongested spot is warmed through and through. When you are suf fering from a cold, rheumatism, hackache, stiff neck and sore muscles, just get a. jar of Row !es Red Pepper Rub, "made" from red peppers, at any drugs store. You will havethe quickest relief known. Always say ,'fRowIes. Adv. . . ' -' - ' j Take Home a Ldd j Vatch For Tom 4 .U WBBMMMSMSHSaB , f... 1 ','.-':.: I . .. I ? "Ill SATURDAY ONLY An Event at a Store That : Made the Dollar Famous f . ! Everyhody Watch, Wait and Prepare to Come , and Buy -Saturday Shop Where the Crowds Buy ; LADIES Just received 'Direct from r , $ew York , Priced $225to$45 IS WHO can say exactly what is and what is not - the most favored garment? - Yet, from the early demand and the sheer dis tinction in our models offered we believe that suits will hold their own in fashion's favor. It seems that navy . blue is determined no other shall usurp its place, in Milady's suitt preferences. - ?; ,r ., .. 'Materials Are Principally Pbiret Twills and Tricotiries ! Priced $22.50 to $45.00 . - Commercial !and Court "Street ' Broken Out Skin and lie' Kczema .Melpwl Over JXig? -For unsightly skin ernpti rash or blotches on face, - r arms "or body, you' do not 1 to wait for " relief front tor or embaiTassment, declares r.oted ekfn specialist. App little Mentho-Sulphur and provement shows next day. Because of its germ destro; properties, nothing has ever 1 found to take the place - of -4 sulphur v preparation. The ment you apply it healing gins. Only those who have ; unsightly skin troubles know , the r delight this Men Sulphur brings. Even f! itching eczema is dried right Get a small - Jar of Rov Mentho-Sulphur - from any t druggist r and use it like c cream. Adv. .. TODAY ONLY 1 . V g " " c ; M i i-4Uft I4U' il 4A.gy. m& : AlLDCI A story of high love J and a woman's hate, j Pnnmil VnitlA ia lo?lfl- I ingr man.. : : f A v ; it r, n 4 f 1BERTV M Theatre ' & V.-. . ,3m fca 'iL,. ..-:.!.'.. 9 " TOMORUOVv prixce and pauper'; At Uberty and Grand jrand ! I -WORTH & GRAY- -WORTH & GRAY- -WORTH & GRAY- -vORTH & GRAY- -WORTH & GRAY w H P3 O a W H O en o X H o WE ; Read every item carefully if you want bargains COMBINATION SUITS Many styles with lace anfl em broidery trimmed. Your choice at -k i ".: ' .'.' I 79c -KAYSER SILK -v BLOOMERS Drop stitch in pink only. Your choice at, per pair $2.95 , ; 'GIRDLES and G1RDUERES ? In -fancy brocade and satins. Your choice at $1.49 KAYSER SILK VESTS . .. . " " " ' ' " , With elastic tops .: ' : $1.49 BLOOMERS V o E o o O Silk arid Cotton Crepe Bloomers, colors white, pink and honeydew. 9 NIGHT GOWNS Hemstitched, hand embroidered arid lace trimmed. $138 ' . SATIN BLOOMERS" Lace trimmed, pink only ': - .; $138 I, ; JERSEY SILK BLOOMERS In 'assorted colors $235 SATIN PETTICOATS In white and pink. ' $235 '; v?:;.. GOSSARD CORSETS Big 'assortment of Gossard front lace Corsets in .white and pink. Your choice at' $138 suits. ! BRASSIERES Lace and Satin Brassieres ' $138 SATIN BLOOMERS Lace Trimmed, pink only , $138 COMBINATION SVITS Itfade of crepe de chine ' silk, also satin Combination BRASSIERES In honey conib, : embroidery and lace trimmed, fancy brocade, and satin trimmed brassieres. Your choice. 39d BRASSIERES . Grpcian treco with elastic belts. 79c : . ' x - . , Big Lot of i BRASSIERES, GIRDLES ' AND CAMISOLES All of extra high quality. Some worth far more than twice the price we are asking for theni. - Your choice at, each 98c CORSETS . Special lot of front and back lace Corsets, made of good quality coutil, elastic tops, white and pink.' Your choice $1.59 1 No Exchanges, No Refunds at these sale prices Worth epartmeot 5 tore 177 North Liberty Street Phone 132 RELIABLE MERCHANTS c. K C - -AVORTH & GRAY WORTH & GRAY WORTH & GRAY WORTH & GRAY- WORTH & GRAY- r- ! r ft. .- a ' ' -i