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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 15, 1923)
n 1 1 THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM. OREGON RTTTCnAV AThRNTNG, APRIL 15, 1923 OSS Excavation Finished, Walls Going Up for New In- , 1 dustnal Concern i Kapid. progress is being made on' the Northwest Canning com pany plant on South Liberty street, south Qf the armory. All the excavation has been done for the basement, the wall foundation is all laid up to the basement lev el and most of the tormp are in position; for the pillars and for the main walls. They will all be ready for, pouring concrete, by to night at' the present rate, .v ; . i Tae ouiiaing to be one o? : the best "constructed factory struc- tures in the city. It will hare r abundance of room to make It one of the most efficient canneries in 1 the while northwest. The instal- latlon of the most modern cannery equipment especially laid out, to put the perishable fruits through in the Very shortest possible time will give it an exceptional cap acity for It size. It is under stood" that It" can handle up to 200,000 cases of goods a year. t There is ' moire than 1000 cubic i yards of, concrete to go into conjr , stnictloni and the workmen will ! be pouring 150 yards a day next : week. The-(first of the canning ' season 4s only about seven weeks : off, or even a little less than that - at the rate the f raits are coming -.1 along at this; time, v V'.V.V": I Joist across thestreeC the new J- TragIlo-warehone is fast getting ! . ready f of occupancy. " The tim- bers are mostly taken down, from 1 the walla, which are properly seaU j soned and ready- for the weather. ; The roof is .being laid, and the j window and other carpentry work ! is feeing rushed along as fast as I possible. The warehouse has four I freight doors on" the south V -or railroad front, and a like number nn the Liberty street . front ' for. truck service. There will be ete?" vator service to care for the trajC tie from this main working floor, to the basement' and to,J the. sec ond floor., It should he only a ver short, time until the build ing; is fnished jready tor, storage usei'-i Each .floor contains practi cally la- full half acre of usable space. ' .- - . , v con SKIT IS 1 : ML flUEBTKe DREGD leiiQWEuS ELECT APRILZ4 District Members of Direc ftorkte ;an3 'Amendments iV'O-.to beVoted on . Twenty-one directors will be chosen by the Oregon Growers Cooperative association at .., the annua! " meeting -April 24. Be . sides the election of officers, two proposed amendments to the by-laws will be considered.-.' ' One-proposed amendment re lates to the manner J of .selecting directors so. as ta keep some old members on the board at all limes and the other deals with the pow er of the association , through its directors to borrow money. Those .who hayo been nomin- - a tod to be voted on in the various districts 'for directors are as fol lows: - '. Salem district M. P. Adams, Salem; C. II. -Taylor, Turner, and Frank Perkett; Donald. ' -; Dallas district Henry Votb, ,.DallaS. . Lane county district M. H. Harlow, Eugene. - , ' Myrtle Creek-Riddle district . Itemick Fate." -Myrtle Creek. . ... .. Sutherlia district W. E. St. John, Sutherlln. . Canby-Est&cada district C A.j Jacques, Estacada. . Grants 1 Pass . district P. J3: ' Woodla. Grants Pass. , Med foTd district Gordon Vooc- - hies, Medtord; j L. A. Slade. Cen tral Point; Paul Scherer, Central Point; R. VT. Clancy, Medford. ' , lioseburg district S. w. Hlnk ' ley. Wilbur. .; . 4 - . - Sheridan d istrlct Kenneth C. Miller,. Sheridan. ,'Tamh HI district George , S. Zimmerman. Yamhill. " ' -l'Z ' Forest Grive district Edwin Allen, Forest Grove. ': ' Linn-Benton county district Charles Cox ;Albany. ' L.-v. -'Newberg district -7-.B. M . La Fevre,' Dundee. iZZ"- .'--' f'-"5 Scotts Hills district Allan Bel linger, Scotts Kills. I . - , The Dalles district G. E. San ders, The Dalles. '' . SUGAR INVESTIGATION IS MADE BROADER (Continued from page 1) . 1 , ' - - - 1 the New York Coffee and ,3ugar - exchange received ' letters from David :LE8perance, spefelal assist ant j to Attorney ' Daugfcerty re questing detailed confirmation "cf all transactions - daring, 'that per iod "as promptly as possible. The letters ' also expressed the d esire of the govern ment's Jnvcs tisators to Tiave. the names, and addresses of the customers of the firms addressed.. There w.as no tint ot compulsion ia the letters. McKinleyi Junior High School Students Present Barrel 1 v. ;, I of Fun I ; -. j j . . . : ' jj; ' ; What Is; said to have been one of the ; cleverest little mlnstril shows ever staged in Salem bar nobody- for age, color, experience or aty other reason was' put on by the iMcKInJey 1 Junior high school students at their bazaar Friday night. They simply threw themselves back into the jungles and dug up minstrel stuff ..tresh out of the mines of unadulterated and original fun; and what they served . looked like the caravan coming back from King Solomon's mines with l bushels of diamonds and I other; barbaric jewels. They made. a tempestuous hit. j :.' ,: I i ' ' ' ' ' ! ? The "wlds". also presented a pygmy chorus, a 30th Centuiy Romeo and 'Juliet" v that' made love- making look like astother million dollar's worth a gems; and a chamber of horrors Ahatsin Cluded toads,, snakes, -skulls, de capItaiionB. f pantomine surgery that! removed cats and freight cars and' barrels of nails and other strangely i indigestible arb'c!es from fthe staked-down 1 patient's tummy. ; It was a good thing that he got rid of all that im pedimenta; for it would have ten ded to acute indigestion. ' .They ; took in $150 ; cash .Tor a show that is agreed to have been a bargain .at $500. ; They will speud the money in paying a'f the mortgage on their school Sonora. in buyng. athlete : and play equip ment and in getting f reaed for another show at some future date. BIG CANNERIES l " . ARE IMPROVED (Continued from page 1) ever, and produced' four Jitons to the acre, where many i beans in the valley last year didnjt even germinate in the ground uptll the September' rains. - ' Motor Authority Will ! ; Deliver; Lecture Here On Sleeve Valve Motor v. - - - - , r - ' ts ' - V " 1 r . J , ; v k:.i Z. i; , .....V v ' : .; .V : , P. W- Lawton, recognized I as being one of the best jjofitea autnornies on auto mobiles, 13 scheduled to de liver a lecture at the sales room iof Vick Brothers, cor ner High and Trade streets, at 8 o'clock Monday jevenlng, April 16. His subject will be "The Willys 1 Knight Sleeve Valve Motor." Lawton, who is making a toiir of the Pacific coast, is: one of the foremost j men? . in , the automotive industry ' . and has made a very extend sive study of this particular type of internal combustiorj motor, and carries with: hljit a message of vital interest! ! " ' f "1 Arrangements have Ibeen made for Lawton to lecture Monday afternoon, April 16; to; the entire, mechanical class at the State C Auto .School. ' , . - : i ' E i A t 1 i r-: II rNew MMs 1 r I f:i ! l -. f J V I i 4 Present a Riot of Color WHETHER it appears in material, feathers, or in flow : lers there must always be a bit of shining color on each smart mpdel. Of ..felts, straw cloth or 3ilk, they lend themselves with equal grace o both line and color. A Wide Range of Prices $4J98'to$8.7S , (GALE & GOj I i Commercial and Court St V j Old Deadwood Stage Is 1 To Have Permanent Home j,:.;' , ; . -. ' MILKS CITY, Mont. April 10. The old Deadwood stage coach, relic of the early day$ In East ern Montana 'when - all convey ancoa were ; horse-drawn and the vrar j wliodp-; of thej redskin ' was occasion tor alarm,' has frund a permanent home here. f : The old stage coach has fbr end !ot i the railroad station plat frm in Miles City. . It haa been inspected by. several thousands of tourists on.jj ; trans-conttnental trains. I Hundreds . have' f photon graphed it and thousands 1 have Idled In the. .commodloua inside compartment where travelers on the old Deadwood route r once sat and hoped! 'that the smoke In !the distance wag not from an Indian signal fire. j .The Chicago. Milwaukee ! & St. several years stood at- the west Paul railroad has erected a tshel- - London iMall. t 4 aw nva k thn old vehicle which will shelter It from the elements and preserve it as a ; relic on Montana's transportation methods of a half-century, ago. ; Tn.nhine f reading aloud con clusion iof love! letter) Then I come home ana marry est little girl - on earthi- , . T,iHtllWhat a mean trick! After being engaged to you! ANSWERING THE CALL j Greatest Sensation of the Season CHERRIANS' ClftERRINGO ROUS Throo MilariouG Ellghto i . Saturday Matinee: . . SALEM ARMORY SEE the efforining horses, trained goats cats and - ' v dog3 and . i other blgff circus acts! ;;" 'ZZz Vi .-- -X i A- Z ' y x Z- .bf Zy z- ':v! HKti the funny clowns' Jaza band ami Mg after show The Greatest ShQw on Earth for the Money i f ' ! Doors open at 7 Performance at 8 ! I J:; - f. r Popular1 Prices; 50cf Evenings M.I::fi.--iV- J"V f Z-MZy:' Zf-H th' "zZ" 25c Matinee z zz:Z' P-l:Z:'z, j , Watch for the big street parade at noon the day 'of .first performance TO THE GREAT OUTDOORS SPRING has blossomed forth iri its allurino; attire of color and . beauty. The quintessence of the atmospheres will work; like ' magic with its magnetic forces of drawing people out everywhere, everywhere into , the great out-doors, into the fields and streams to picnics, hikes, and outings. You will want to be well prepared. Our complete stocks of outing clothing will bffer you a ready selection and likewise handsome savings. ? i x Women's Outing v Breeches ! Made of very, good twill khaki, specially QO priced . . . I . . . :. vl0 Clujdren's Khaki V Knickers ! In; all sizes firm quality Speciall (I AO priced . . . . t Pl.iO ' ChOdrenV Outing T Breeches! A ' very good grade regu lar value 2.7 5. Special at j. .... . wmVO Women's Outing j ' Coats Z ; . ; . '!'.. j Heavy khakiNorf oik style a-nd others,; $ 6 do QO value, -Special . . . . vOVO Women's Camping . Shirts j Here's a good value, made on comfortable Q7 ines. khaki color . . v , 1 5j Inch Moccasin - Outing Pacs Specially Priced I $7.90 Softf quality best leather Duting boots with solid leath er sole and heel, regular value Sl50. Misses Outing Dresses i A very appropriate and' serviceable garment for the out doors, : o frn qq $5.00 value ....: $90 Men's Khaki , -Breeches . good value made $1.98 Here's of good grade twill khaki. Special Men's Outing Boots Regular J$i 5.00 value moc casin pac. "outing boots of ex tra good quality Goodyear welt solid leather, special at . ' $9.79 Women js Outing Knickers I Made of wool tweeds, In gray an d brown. $ 4 . S .; 16 Inch Army Last Outing Boot .Men! Here's real value, medium weight, made on the U-' S. Army last. Our Special ' Price now only $7.90 Misses Outing Shirts A large - stock inclnding all misses sizes' i f? Special at . . . . . OuC . Men's. Outing Coats Heavy and medium weight garments' in all I ' -f nn sizes. Special at . . XifO Knicker Roll Top Sox For' men, women and children:- : r i -. j r. . , Men's . . ... .... .1 j ... .$1 Women's- ....... i . 89C Children's . .. . ... V79c The i,bol For Woineri ' Girls and Boys R'ja'CM -TUO CM sotua TM 9 ' TMEVi COMC UP 5MJUK Women's Outing Knickers In garberdlne and twill khaki, priced at 2.98. v., V , For Women I Girls and Boys - 4 Middi ! - ;: . ' 4 :. ' . ; s and Outiii g Togs .; Ouf complete .line of Jack Tar Tog'gery for women, boys and girls jwlll answer every require ment for every day outing wear. Ladies and : Misses- Khaki KMt'KKH AND MIDDY SUITS $3.98, $4.50 : ? . 'i - I Thee celebrated makes offered at a Viwerj price. 1 KhakJ ! i '.' $1.98 Famous Jack Tar Middies guaranteed last color and peifect fit regular price $2.50i - Children's One-Piece Suit i i button in front. " all around belt elastic straight bottom; '$3.50 special at values, &n mq Jack Tar Toggs; these combination g0 AO - VXf suits special at . .. ... t. ;. . . . Z90 Misses Combination Suits Made of ;Khakl twill, short sleeves, .blouse teed forVer7ic Peopled dasS ?;' the only place in Salem .'where you can buy GEO, C. T filusic HbiiL earance Used Pia nc In this list, you will; find" pianos "of (exceptional! merit at prices t li 3a t can not be d u p 1 i c a t ed. ; . Every L instru ment listed ha3 been : thoroughly! .over. - hauled both inside and out. Many of them cannot be dis tinguished f f r on j new. .jj Every . one guaranteed, OUR USUAL . TERMS A small initial payment of $5.00 will secure any in strument in this list and you rnay, ar range - monthly? . or week 1 y payments extending j over. ' a period of three vears.- i -zl , ,1 i "- Rebuilt Upright Piailc: i Approximate Cost if New Today. Pru Gates City ... . ,'...$325 S S' Newly & Evans V. . . 350 I' Lyon & Healy i... 895 10. Starr . ... 450 11' Bradford........ 400 11 : Kimball . . 750 12C Lyon ........... 450 ISO Mendelssohn .f. . . 285 1SZ Doll .. 450 110 Hallet & Davis j. ..-475 150 Behr ; Brothers j .. . 400 ; 15r k Stuyvesant '. . ii . . 425 15: Crown . , ... ; . J . . 450 160 Steineck 1 . . . . J . . . 600 ; ItZ Gaylord 500 165 Goets . . . : 1 . 4 . . . 400 1": j Reed & Son v J;. . 600 175 J Bradbury 500 ITS Swick ;lv. . ....i 700 Kingsbury 450 '11' Kohter & Campbell 450 li Hallet & Davis1 , . . 600 lti Terms $3 down, if 1450 a Wet:: f :. approximate Cost. Sale vM'Nevr Today;" Price. Miller .........-.$600 1335 Johnson: ......... 550 465 Drachm an , . .. 650 Johnson . 375 Werner , J. . r. . . 4. 75 Johnson j 575 , Autopiano .,..'., i. 575 ,; Werner . 600 Miller ;. ........ 700 Johnson ?. . .f. .: 575 Irving- 4- 700 Gulbransen ...... 750 Boy; . . .. . 675 Terms $2.50 a Week 485 47E 495 475 460 465 375 395 395 395 425 - . " n !:Zl Grand Pi ah or This beautiful grand Piano, no finer made, regular 11343 grand, now $1076. J Terms $15 a Month Anything, irt Alusic 432 State Slrcct