'TIC? USD AV MORNINO. MAY 3, 1023.
THE OREGOK STATESMAN; SALEM, OREGON
'Mi ftiif
H' -; BEiPATRlOTlC
' Annual Memorial Day Annual
Published Bv Superin
tendent Churchill ;
Memorlzlna; and reciting f the
preamble of the constttutiori1 of
s the United States will be part of
jY-;the; .Memorial- day program, la
Oregon .schools this jyear eeord-
j &g to the ' program suggested by
'Ji'S Chu rch III J ta toBU perln tend
. t ent ot 'schools, and printed in ihe
! "i i Memorial Day Annual, which . has
beea published by Mr.; Churchill.
ras;nnu is being ntto jcjim
u manders of GAR posts, regents
, of .rPanghters of the . American
Revolution and to1 ;the teachers
Lr$ and superintendents! of f Oregon
schools. - ( , .
h ) ii x Numerous patriotic 1 selections
are printed in the annual, Includ
b4 ilnT' two by Oregon authors, "The
Shrines," by Helen Ekiff Starrett,
L nd "Abraham Lincoln 'the Great
Commoner.'' by Edwin Markham.
The .suggested program : calls
1 4--for-". addresses to " the schools by
b , members of the local posts of the
k- H Grand Artny of the . Republic,
i .v-reading of the OAR, "order No. 11
vi, relating to Memorial day and pa
ins triotlc recitations. $ All ; children
vware to give the salute .to the flag.
U and after thU the pupils and Tia-
ltora, will repeat in concert the
. -' preamble to the federal constitu--"
. x ,Moxu! Xtk 'X-?S
; -.-a dfA community ionors .Itself
s jjchen. on Memorial day, it tm
: pause to Its business) affairs that
.iii: it may honor, the men who, in the
! hour ot their country's peril: ot-
'...i. tiered their all for Us defense,'
y says Mr. cnurcnm ;m me i wrrj
wnrd.i' "Should America ever for
1 " get its niustrous dead and fall on;
.'4 each- recurring Memorial day - to
' - pay Jheny Its trlbutsj or reverence,
I weiaay welt fear for the perpetu
j ity ef our emocra:r :'TV".;i
: j j "I ' urge ,that in ; every hool
p houses where school is in rsesslon,
! the day be fittingly observed by
J 1 fbi ehlldren through rendring the
V program contained"' herein.! ' Par
5 - entsandothr school 'patrons and
friends should fee Invite to attend
' ' the exercises. By thus holding in
1 ' memory the heroic! achievement
J 1 America's raliant men, our
' ; i6ys aid. girts wilj .learn that s
true patriot will nerer 'fail. to -pay
his tribute to the memory orhia
country defenders.'
Ji
JOtlSEEIEB
' Interesting Program at Ses-
dstort m Baptisru rganiza-
:,i$eff;.ioRilastf Nighh !
5 i Thl Xnnuat ; Baptist Men's :
Brotherhood 'meeting was held In
the church parlors Tuesday ereo
Ing th; men. entertaining,
; Desoite the exceptional nnmber
tnMCBt. th. com j .r was . scju
jUerve and' there was the suKges-
t-i-1 fp, of i an 1 accustomed woman's
ijand" Ifflt altT Radishes and let
; i tuce, salad gaye spiced to the ham
- .--. rari slggaj and- tler.' good things
.wlthwhlch . the jplatea were gen--:
( eronsly piled. - V f ' -l'' - '
i rA ihort program was rendered,
t the first number of which was
v ,;i song by' Professor Hobson ; of
- vWIllainette unlTersity. "The Xlt-
f; tie Stars 1 of Trula, done In a
.J"s:avery: effectiTef nanner. , 4 There
i , was an enthusiastic . encore ; and
- 'ihe came back and sang a negro
' f spirltual,T,'It,s Me Oh Lord."
if 'jr VQt.: Carl : Gregg Doner, .presi-
? 4 dnf rf Wllamette was the prin
3 7-etna speaker.- --'4 - f ' ' - v
-r-.- Hh subject was "Putting the
Church iTlraVV iHe: went hack
t te his boyhood when the small
btc-.-c. white church. was set in the most
;.. - -conspicuous place ! in town, . when
Ithe Ulk Of; the home centered
vj,u around , the work of ; the i church.
. j .Then, he said ' It was necessary
' ftp-, prepare for - weeks to ( take a
. Ti trip et,25 miles while, now. a man
zt .. wrote over, to him from: Montana
asking him to run , orer. tlioo
a-' ;"niles).; and glyelhem a lecture.
1 U 1 The church, he! said, gives a
t-i t education .education gUf a : power,
- 4 and power eliminates. Vine. .
v j "'Society Is complex," he said.
iThe, church" is'i the .mother, ol
v; forces ojmold society. Soe ot
... r' , -the, forces we the YM CA, Red
j Cross and, hospitals. "i J
ht -James Lisle Mresef
and being asked to speak, he told
Ci' 'I of i hls,..Bearch " for spirituality
ainniir ' some of the H wealthy
churches of ' the east on his trip
last summer.. He said 4 that his
search "was .not In "vain. 'That
ir,i f
rheJfound it Just a possible to Ket
near, a throne ot grace, in in"
wonaerful churches as in the
small places of his boyhood. He
- told of how a society of Infidels
ent out the word that the church
v: Vas dying out." Bishop McCabe
cent a tele-rara j back "All Hall
2 the Power of Jeans' Name." The
- ' Methodists alone he said are btilld
' "1ng at,the rate of two churches a
. Jaay. nf
"' fhV chairman of fhe eyenlng
was D-D. Socolotsky. -,"
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FUEL IS ADDED ; :.
TO ATHLETIC WIR
Women's Swimming Asso
: ciations fcarry Fight " to
Governors Board
(NEW fV'OBK. May 2.- (By the
Associated reas. ) Adding fur
ther fuel to what ohserrers regard
as an j impending international
athletic ( was, involving governing
bodies- & bith the United States
and Europe, the women's swim
ming association of New York to
night announced It had carried to
the board of governors of the Am
ateur Atlejtic nion its fight to
obtain Banc lion for a "trip to the
British Isles this spring y Helen
Wainwrtghtk Gertrude Ederle and
Aileen Riggln. three of vthe fore
most American girl swimmers.
This action, coming, on' the heels
of. the 'controversy1 over . the ap
pearance' of Charles .Paddock, Cal
ifornia sprint record holder, in a
Paris collegiate meet . scheduled
this week, stirred to a higher pitch
the protests (aroused by the recent
dictum j of 0ie AAU ; refusing to
sanction "foreign competition by
American athletic stars this, year,
with the exception of the Harvard
Yale track jteam's meet with Ox
ford and Cambridge in England.
That Paddock would have the
backing; of Sponsors of the Paris
meet in; carping out his threat to
participate Jin defiance of the
AAU .was indicated tonight In dis
patches' from Paris stating that
collegiate delegates of ten nations,
Including; the the United States,
had declined to admit no Interfer
ence from outside athletic govern
ing organizations in conducting
their meet and allow Paddock to
compete. !. ; , -
Canadian Banker to Write
Of Travels Along Coast
J:-- I X- ' ' . .
Salem ; entertained a literary
genius jot real calibre last -night,
when Percy Gomery, banker: of
Vancouver, B. C, registered at the
Marion. ;He is on a long investi
gatory tour j: of , the Pacific coast.
H the way from British Columbia
to TIafJuana and back, wittTthe
Idea of writing it into book iorm
into a novel. Instead of mere
travelogue. .It is aimed to tie
whole west coast country into one
sonnected unit, so that whoever
lives la or comes to see one sec
tion of the coast country must see
it all before he can be satisfied.
,f Mr. Gomery made a trip across
Canada last year,' which he .wrote
into book form under,' the 'title, A
Motor f Scamper 'Cross Canada."
Jhe book baa created a real furore
In Canada, and" It "is 'as delightful
reading this side of the- line as it
is -to the nerth.' It. is a rippling
narrative, fall ot human -people
and classical and rogues and peo
ple's English, and it has a laugh
09 every; page and a lot of travel
ing and living philosophy that :1s
most entertaining. : If the1 genial
Canadian whites as clever a trav
elogue this 'side the line, with a
bit of romaibce : and some ! of , the
Siskiyou ! sienery and ; the red
woods,' and I a dash of the bang
tails at Tlajjjuana and the whole
400. miles :tor Oregon state high
way as the subjectl-eally deserves,
and as his Canadian book prom
ises that he Vill do; people twill
just naturally want to travel!' any
road that has such Interesting peo
ple and places. ' .-. v- 1 ,
Mr. v Gomtery .. will be back
through Salem some time later.
ii
if t
Paper Company and Spauld
w ing Mill Fix Flues Some
' . 'Others Have Not; y
The; Oregon Pulp ft Paper com
pany claims to ' have, altered its
smokestacks so they -no longer
belch 'cinders upon the streets of
Salem; and- the Spaulding milt
now has all chimneys so arranged
wltfcf one exception This will be
I fixed fchortly. It !s said, however,
that Several other : Industries in
the cttyjthat use "hog fuel" have
hot as yet made any changes, and
they are beingT blamed for most
of the cinders hat are now fall
ing la the city. ... ; '
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RECORD DECREASE
NEW YORK, May 2.-BuSlness
failures ' in April, according to
Bradstreets. tabulation .Issued to
day, j totaled '1638, a ; decrease of
2.03 -per cent from March,! 16 pai
cent from April, a year ago, and
2 per cent fom.Apii. 1915, mak4
ing the smallest monthly ! aggre
gate,, with the, exception, of the
short month o( February, record
ed since last October. , i 1"?
' - Liabilities for April totaled 51
662,254, a decrease of 14 per cent
for March and! 30 per. cent-from
Aprils of last year. ! For the first
four months of 1923 failures numbered-
7801 and liabilities ; were
1 2 0 4.0 2 3 ,9 6 9 , decreases of respec
tively 21.7 and; 33.8 per cent frqm
thejarae period of 1922. :
CfLiDEfl ARRESTERS
INSTALLED
FAILURES
a
The PeoDle's Cash Store, every ready in the
ing prices at its beginning; and went forth
HERE ARE THE RESULTS A FURIOUS
: :1 , ' t i r it vrri 'rrin t r Tf --
Every Price Tells Its Own Story. Highest Quality Brand of
Blue Ribbon, gtiaranteeil.
1 sack .... '. Jii'. i
Valley, . 1
Flour
White Spray, i
1 sack
SUGAItXESS Til AX W1IOIJSSAM3
Oatmeal, :
1 sack ............
Fancy Head Rice,
15 lbs.; ...........
White Deans, ,
10 lbs. ......... , ...
Lima Beans,
4 lbs. ...............
Macaroni, '
10 lbs. ...... . .. ....
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, Sale. of
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I . T '- : .! . :- 1 3 r : . i i . , j : t , . ', : . . . .. i ....... . - v . - t
Ladies Bungalow Porch Dresses and Allover Aprons reduced. Materials are high grade
ginghams and percales with fancy tie-back sashes and ric-rac braid trimming. Made pro
tecting sale price . rf . . ' i .
HOSIERY AND -UNDERWEAR BELOW
i - ; . - - i - ' '
mm lrT
the Bargain Splash of the Decade Starts Tomorrow.
rns
WMte Soap
$1.55
$1.33
$1.85
4 Cans Standard' c
Tomatoea . ....... .( . .
4 Cans
4 Cans ";
Coi n . ; . .
T,. Cans. Pork and , .
Iloans ...... .
4 Cans Oval Sardines,
large . . ; . i
3 Cans Oysters,
tall
10. Cans
Sardines
45c
$1.00
89c
49c
57c
1 Pint Jar
Mustard
COATS and SPORT
; ..COltS. $9.75 .
' ' ' - ,..--.- 1 . .-! - ' ... . : ;
' A special lucky purchase; ' A complete assortment of regular sizes. A buying op
portunity too good to last Ijrervf. long. ' Best wool materials in Coats and Snort Coats;
a wonderful selection of clever models. . ' : i S1 :
Our Entire Stock of
370 SPORT HATS
.... v . . ;
Some are worth to $5.50 J
!- $1.83
It'll be the greatest Millinery calling in Salem. It'I-be a kiuk of the
biggest vaues and best styles the city has ever seen. (On the Balcony depart
ment.) . -.,.
-Ladies' Quality House
;r Fine
Regular 75c. value in bodice, shoulder strap ' andsleeveless unions.
'1
Ladies 35c ;
Brassieres
In brocaded and plain long wearing materials.
. ' Special .at w.: ; v; .
17c
imalhiirnis
interest of the Buying
into the market and bought bountifully, heavily-and in many wstai.
UNDERSELLING A HURRICANE OF BARGAIN GIVING.
Groceries at Lowest Prices in the
3lc
50c ca,BU... l; ..15c . "."..?"... : f 75c .
50c y:?..'" - -25c . sst-..:.v.. ;... :' ;23c V
5Qcr:'rs :' : 25c K0".00.'!-..; $1.08
55c wu - 19c T?."L.....:,... 3Sc S:
ylC- 1 lb- OK 10 lbs. Cocoa in i IC -
4DC. Almonds ............. ...j OC in bulk ... .5C :Q
50c lBT. Wc::.?::x. ..!... 40c! r
1 - , ... . i
A Bacon Squares, the flavor is there,: , fj- Spider Leg Tea. jp -s
5Qc Trb. 1c llb. t. ......... 45c r
nV Nice lean Bacon, 99- , lb. Llpton'a A A--"'' t
25C per lb. ..; I.: LLZ Tea ... 44C j
....
Hi - Grade Ladies Hats
Swiss Ribbed Summer Unions
J fx , l I
oteOTii
Public of this Community, has sense,
State of Oregon :
Bar
JjIMITKD
QUANTITY'
i
Ou Entire Ready-to-Veaiv Sic:
Will Go at History . Making Reductir?
i Timely Lucky Purchase and Sale !
64 SILK DRESSES . fP r
Some, are- $12.50,: others $15.00' and $2.0.00
value. Entire lot goes in this sale at , - - .
Leave Home Early for This
, Ladies' and Girls $3.00 value
A LI, WOOL SPORT ":
Sweaters "
. Slip-on styles . in colorings, special
$1.39 ,
Every Itemyln 'Ladles Ready-to-tV'ear
f . , Reduced. r
Dresses
.Values 'below today's costs; at
Bi a'
' Ladies' Fine Ribbed
Vests
! 25c and 35c values
.'- .. .. . ... . ... . ,
14c
Re:
tzisi crL
Velvet Tobacco
Per Can
10c:
MX
Sale
$35 to $45 Values Ladies'
' . r- ."' I1".-- - .
"( f of Tricotine and Serge to go at
; $19.85
. A triumph in value giving. I
saline and charmeuse JInlngj. str
lines, bloused and tailored styles.
Ladles' $2 value Celebrated
Jack Tar Mies
:.$i.49
PRESENT
lndlesV $1.25. CrtTrhloomerH 7.V
Made of best crepe In butterfly
ana other beautiful designs.
73c
Tt i r
Women M 9 f .50 Crepe and Hal It o
(owns 7 Or
Lace and embroidered trimmed.
79c
rhiklren'n" 73c Unions 3c
Summer Unions in fine and coarso
riqbed with button attachments
and without. -' . - ,
39c
Women's $2.2.-i Two-Plece Com-
V ,: bination Suits 1.2
Made of batiste, crossbar dimities,
in plain and fancy colors. U!o)in-
ers ana supover vests.
7 $1.29
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