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TTmonknnNRTATXMANRAT.KM.OnEOON -I- '"' SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 1923 ' - -
"'"iar" rKh' i FACING WEST
' " n -a 111 Mil .i ,i i sas sa 1 i ill f
j coxausoiTxoiriu. : '
Oeatrsl CrrKmtiBI, 8oatk lBUi St
" Htry . W.- : Jobnum, ; minicter ACornlni
Mrrie and 8at4ay ; acbolt 10 a. m.
laj iartict ia renlaf at 8 o'clock.
' : . T:-; j ' 3
' - rirst CoacrcatioDI, Lilrtr and Center-
strttt. W. C. Kaatncr, Blniitr.
Sunday aehool, ipvcial Motfhar'a day ax
crciaaa, at 10 mj vx. ktotheif'a day aermoa
at II. Chriatlan Endeavor. Ifl p. m., "Tk
Thiw Draata Word is Ay L.aaraC-"
rryr Meeting Tbaraday, 19 p. m., amb
ioc. "Story of SUpkea."
CBXlBTXAXi
.First Chriatlan, Center ad High 6U.
1 1.. J, Evana, pastor, Bible school, :45.
The -paotor'o opte rill -be f "Faithful Mo-
tnoev" ETening topic. fls Maa'a B-
demptioa "Worth the Ooatr Tko Young
Pooplo meet at :45
n. ir, N.
Court Atreet Christian, Qor, N. 17th and
Coort a treats, j R. IPntnam, pastor.
''Bihlo aehool, 9:45 a. as. ISpoeil eermon,
: "Jfothor." at 11. Iatonaediato Endearor.
S p. Senior Endeavor j at 7 ; eTaa
' re'ustie aerrle at JB, "Jesna Keala Par
' aly sis." Hidtreek service en Thursday al
I p. la. osch week. A welcome to all.
13 V. Charch street-J. J. Gillespie,
at 11, aahject, "The Pride, the
Lamb's. 'Wife." Sunday feeheol at Salem
Hatthts Oeaimunity , hall, at 8 p. at
;: Preaching aerrice at '. Teang Feople'i
i soriecee,, 6)45. -nd prearhing eerrice al
. 7:30 -p. -ns. Regnlar weekly prayer meet
. iag'rednesday evening t 7:45.
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' ! CHMITIHr AHB ItXSSXOKAJtT
AIXIAKCB - . -
Pastors. Mr. and Mrs-! H. E. Casweh
The evsngelistie fampeijgn will eoatiaae
another week, bat ae Meetings on Moa
dr, Wedneeday or Thnrsday. Healing
' edya, Taosday aad PVidsy j- aad lot ehil
drsn SwMrday atferaooa. Toon-1 people v
noting Saturday oveaiag. jSanday aehool
at ; preackia; at 3 ea4'T:S0-p. an.
'-. xMTiAjr;oinarcB
, - First ' Charch 40 ChemekeU street
Sunday aaoming aervleos at 11 o'clock;
enrning -aervloee at . bahject of toeeoa
tennoa "Adam aad Fallen Maa."anday
school -oa1 9 :90 a. ' nv i Wednesday eve
nijg. testttnonUl meeting at 8 w'cJoek.
Beading room. 200 Ifaaenie Teorple, epan
' every day except holidays and-Sundays,
from 11:15 to 5:30 p.iaa. AU are ear-
. dielly iavitod to our services aad to onr
reading
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At. Paul'a Chusca, ' Cor. . Church '-and
:; Chwaeketa- sveet4 HevJ H. D. Cbsaabora.
roetor, Sioly oacharistf as. 7:BO a. a.;
i CbBrch school at 'US All ehildrea ta-
J man. : Mvraiag prayer pna sermon at it.
rvjuraxxroAX. --A' h A:,
First Evsngelieol.C . Poling, minister
Services In The Cottage street charch,
ear Ceater, 11 a. at. aad 8 p. a. Sub-
1eta af th TternKms, "Iry th -pastor, ara
Tom okToW. f T atyaMrti J
"Tour Work of Faith"' and ,Th Cp-
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balem.
Phone 362
lifted Chnrat." The Evangelical League
ef Christian Endeavor eril! be held at
p.' a. - : " f; 5 :--: j; -
Evangelical, Chemeteka street. T. W.
Larmer, paitor Sunday aehool. 10 a. a.
Serviceaat 11 a. a and 8 p. a. - Evan
gelical league, 7 p. m. Monthly meeting
of the "Evangelical ' ieaguo Tuesday eve
ning. Prayer Meetings Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, j . :
fsxesis.
8. Commereisl and Washington streets.
Nathan Swabb, pastor Bible aehool.' 10
a. n. Morning worship at 11, Mother's
day. - Christian j Endeavor, 1 p. m j Eve
nig worship at . Prsyer aeetiag Thnrs-;
dsy evening at 8 -o'cloek i
Highland Friends, Highland Ave and X.
Church street. I. G. and Ida J. Lee mia
isters. Bible school at 10 a.' an,; aorning
worship, 11. E, B. Martin, Supt Ameri
can - Sunday School union, will apeak.
Christian Eadeavor at 7 and preaching at
8 pi m. Prayer meeting an Thursday -at
8 p. m. -! ' j . . ;
i ; z. 8. B- A. ;'"-'"! i :
International Bible Students' associa
tion meets 1 every Sunday in .Derby j hall,
corner-Court and High streets (upstairs)
for Bible study Hours from lo to 13
a. at. ' All interested ia Bible study are
welcome. '. r : :'i
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j Christ Evangelical) Lutheran, E. State
aad 18th streMs. 6. Koehler. pastor
Sunday school, in English, 'at 9:43 a. a.
Preaching service, German, at 10:80. Eve
ning aerrice, ia English, at 7:30 M3d
week meeting -on Thursday at 7)80 p. an.
Bible aehool Saturday from 9 to 13 a. a.
WMeeae. ...i r,
. -St. John s Evangelical Lutheran, 18th
haad 9th - streets. W. II. Gross, pastor.
Services at 10, a. a., whea clasa of 1923
wilt be examined and -confirmed. (Eng
lish; service.) Evening' aervieee -at 7:80,
urith holy communion. Preparatory serv
ices at 7. Alii atraagers and visttora oor
dially InvMod. ;
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- METHODiaT J :' . , r
Leslie Methodist Epiaeopat, S. Commer
ctsl and Myers streeU. H. F. Pemborton,
pastor Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Ep
worth league at the' First Methodist
church at 9 o'clock-. ! Morning worship al
11, sermon "The Resurrection Body. At
8 p. sn, "Mothers of God's Gentlemen."
All will be welcomed. .
Methodist Episcopal, 15th and iMIl Sts.
David C ILisseL pastor Morning wor
ship at 11 o'clock; Sunday school at 12;
Ep worth league at 7 p. a.; evening wor
ship at 8. - Midweek prayer mooting and
Bible atudy Thursday evening at 8. All
wHl find inn hearty -Welcome at these serv
ices.
Jason Lee Memorial Corner N,
winter - and Jefferson streets. Thomas
AebesoB. 'pastor; Earl Officer In charge
of tha Junior church. Joint Junior and
adult aervteee'at lla."marnoa y "the
pastor, Tha Influence of a Great Mo
ther. Evening serv;ee st 8 o'clock. Sa-
" tftmBiaxiimgwimig,wwna
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1st. Studebaker sold next to Ford and Chev
rolet in California in 1922 and next to Ford in
New York City, j
2d. Studebaker cars
ufacturing-experience.
3d. The Studebaker corporation is one of the
soundest of automobile ' manufacturers finan
cially. This insures owners against owniig an
orphancar. : , ;
4th. Studebaker represents quality y Oyer
one-halt million tests of material are made ari
mually to insure quality. " In addition khirty
thousand tests are made on eath car, 1120' of
which are accurate to the one- thousandth part
of an inch. '". '
5th. The popularity vf Studebaker ears in
sures a high used car value. r
i 6th. i Studebaker is backed by factory branch
service at Portland and day andnight service at
Maricg AutomC'foile
Open ESoy
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cred . oratorio, "'The Redemption, , by
Hime, -wilt be presented. , Sunday school
will convene . at 9:45 a. m.; Epworth
league, 7 p. m. Toung people welcome.
Center Street M. North 13th, and
Center streets. George S Roeder. minister.-
Sunday school at 10 -a. a.; preach
ing at 11. . Prof. W. H. Heraog wUl
preach at 8 p. m. on "What it Means to
Be a Christian. , English services will be
in English language. All are cordially in
vited. ,
' First Methodist Episcopal, corner State
and Charch streets. Blaine E. K irk pat
rick, minister 'lsss meeting, 9:15 a. m,
Sunday school, '9:45. Morning services
at 11 in honor of Mother's day; sermon
subject "The Unpercetved1 SigniQcanca Of
Motherhood.' ' Kpworth league at 7 p.; m.
! PBESBTTESXAX.
First, Preabyterisn. Ward Willis Long,
minister Sunday school; 9 :45. 11 a.- m".
Sermon "A Fond and Foolish Mother."
by the minister. ' Christ! an Endeavor so
cieties at 7 p. a., topic "Why 1 Believe
Jesus Is the Son of God." Popular eve
ning service at 8 o'clock ,
v BETOEMXD CHtTKCK
Bethany Reformed, corner Capitol and
Marion streets. M. Penny, pastor Sun
dsy school at ,10 a. m and Engliah
preaching service at 11 a. .m No evening
aervice.
8BVEHTK SAT ADVEHTI3T t
Soveath Day Adventist, corner of Fifth
and Gaines. N. C. Erntson .psstor Sab
bath school, 10:30 a. m and preaching' at
11:30. "Where and What ia Hellt" at
7:45 aervice. . ; - t
8ALVATIOH ASlfT
Services appropriate to Mother's day.
Sermons and testimonies. Holiness meet
ing at 11 o'clock. Sunday school, 2
o'clock. YPLA Salvation sHy,5Tr45, ub
Ject. "Our Best Earthly Friend.". A
cordial invitation extended to all. Capt.
and Mra. A. M. Holbrook, officera in
charge.
, TJKTTED BBBTHBEir
first UnKed Brethren. 12th, snd MU
sioa streets. C S. Johnson, poster
Sunday -aehool at 10 a. a.; preaching at
11. aubject "Winning Cbriat." ; Chria
tian Endeavor, 7 p. a. Preaching at 8
o'clock, aubject "Threa Approaches to
God." - Meetings ea Wednesday aad Fri
day eveaiags. Everybody invited to, these
services. : , .v -
- Castle Chspel TJalted Brethren, cornet
17th St. and Nebraska Ave. George Chap
man, pastor Sunday school, 10 i. d.;
morBiagworship at 11 : Christian Eadeav
or at 6:30 p. m.; Junior C. E. t 8:80.
Evening worship at 7 :30. Prayer meet
ing '7:45 Thursday evening. Come and
'Worship with as. ; . . - ' i i ":
CATHOLIC
' St. Joseph! s, Chemeketa -and Cottage
streets. - Thoe. . V. Keenan, assistant 'pas
tor. Low ' ass -at 7. 8 and 10 o'clock.!
Rosary ' and benediction at 7 :30 ia thai
veal n g. M sy devotioas . Wednesdsy -i
Friday eveninrs at T.30. f
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represent 71 years man
and Night
- 235 S. Commercial St.
Is
Tne Explanation Given By
ne MrKsvine uouege ot;
Electronic Medicine
flThe1 journal of Electronic Med
icine, published by the McManis
Branch of the College ot Electron
ic Medicine. Kirkaville, Missouri,
in Its April number, under the
he tding,!. "FaclnaT West," has the
following article:)
'Many who are now Inrestlgat
, the I ERA wonder why j we
hajre our subjects face west when
w. make
plknation
inkicatlnsr
these teats. - The j ex-
pwe ive to y our classes
that this lis plausible
is as follows: I ' hi
i , . . ,1s
VV Inkn a lone Iron har Homo
filings, a com pa sa and a
bhmmer. We ttlace'the' Iron fil
lies on a table and place the iron
r on the filings and we obserrq
at the iron filings do not cling;
the Iron bar. In other words t
9 iron bar Is '. not magnetizedi
t us take i'ne iron tar and strike
a sharp blow with a hammer
nd then place it on the iron, f 11
gs and still they do not clfng to
he bar. Now we take the conn
mm and obserre that the needle
s pointing toward the magnetic
iorth. We also obserre the dip
if the needle. Then we pick hp
:he steel rod and point It magnet
ically north! and , hold . it in r the
ame plane as the needfe of tie
compass and then strike the 'bar
ia' sharp blow. We now note that
When the . bar comes in contact
with the iron filings that it (is
magnetized and that the Iron til
ings dhere to it. ThsMtlwith tie
bar not pointing toward! the mag
netic "north we strike It a sharp
blow and It becomes demagn
tized. Thi3 shows that there fs
a' magnetic flux passing -between
the north and outh poles of the
earth and that It affects the Iron
Jbar. ; Now, since the' human body
is an electrical mechanism, i and
Of course If it Is it has Tolarity,
does it not sound reasonable that
the position of - the "body in rela
tion to the magnetic poles of the
earth In obtaining the electronic
reactions might be Important? It
Is generally known that in lay
log the keel of a battleship U 4s
iiot laid north and -south because
if it is the Iron in the ship be-j
tomes "magnetized. Another point
In this connection might be of ln-1
terest. How many of you Im
obserred that All gasoline trucks
tha4( Tou -8001 driye 'by hare a
chain dragging; along on th
ground ? Hare you erer thought
of the reason for this? ; It Is be
cause there Is ;- graref danger of
there being an accumulation of
static; electricity in f the tank re-i
suiting in the explosion of the
tank.'. Therefore It Is necessary
that they be grounded so as to
afford an t escape for the ' static
electricity. ! : . .
"'Railroad engineers advise us
that the ' rails of the railroads
running east and west last longer
than 'those that run' north and
south, i This is due to the magne
tization of the rails .of the road
running north and south caused
by the pounding of passing- trains.
This does ' not: occur in the rails
running east and west. This is
one other point .of interest in
connection with ; the subject of
facing west.' f, A, A A j:.A
TO BE FEATURED
Churches ! Will Honor All
; Mothers at Today's Serv
ices, Special Music .
, Mothers' day will be the theme
at nearly all of j the Salem church
es: today. Special programs have
been arranged! by (the Sunday
schools , and nearly all of . the
churches have arranged tor bring
ing older members of the congre
gation to church when they have
no means of coming
Mrs. Ronald Glovef Is In charge
of this at the First Methodist
church, and all who Would like
to have some one call for them'
are asked to call her.
The loved. 'mother1 songs' which
holds such a place in .the hearts
of all will feature the church "inu-f
sic today; with slme of Salem '4
most talented musicians contribj
uting to the progranvia. '- ' ' ,1
bur 14 years of experience
has taurht us that tha roajor
tty of drivers overhaul tholr
cars at this time pf tha year.
We have far your approval
practically ; everything ymr
car needs. - , f '
"NeverburnT
Brake Lining
Wear raaistlns. high quality :
asbestos Interwoven with'
copper wlra. Staeai .tor aUl
maicea of caurav Ptgoad from
2&c to 86c par foot 'acoordlnjr
to size. , ; . A . : i -;Ar r '.:
Special Ford Set $13&
VCord'f - Fan Belts
Many ply atrons; tabrio axnon
Uncatly treated, raakiag Ubem
oil.' heat and wmtarprooC and
firmly 'vulosuilcad. .? i
For nuicka. Xtodsres. e to... 80c
For Ford.... ......... ...!5c
Others. 49o to U0
Hich Steel Valyes;
Oyl-Stop" Hsfton
i' Rmks aa !,;
The vahres ara Corsed tn4ono
piece of chrorata nlokI atael.
heat-treated and ground to
precision. ; Priced from 46c -to
ioc. accordlnc 'to car. Tn!
"Ol-Stop" PUtoo Rinca nawe'
an ffl.cathe7ler nowi that
stcav WMta oi ou, i
Pneo each 45c
harVn. , Vjia ; M VCIbB
MOTHER S DAY
take "Western Auto" Camp-1
ing Equipment aUoJC aad ant
It up wherever you camp la'
no ttme at all. ) i '
' TA'-wi iLm -'A -v'- ri:; 'A- -A-. ' KA
$9.90 to $37.50
ToHwg Tables i
eH50to$10.C0
GasoUnes Stoves ; j
O $a50 o $13.73
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SKori CkzsJb
THE MOTOR
So long as your motor is firing
on all , cylinders - and i running
smoothly, ' do not disturb 4 the
spark plugs, valves. Ignition, , or
carburetor. s' However, ; remember
that there are other attentions
Which motors require periodical
ly to' insure continuous smooth
i i - '.i
The matter of -draining of the
crank case is being called to your
attention so (frequently that, it
sounds j like propaganda on the
part of the oil companies. '.. This.
however, is not true. You need
only to analyze the old oil taken
from your f crank case after a
thousand miles of service to full?
appreciate . its worthlessness. Orf-
dinarilyia lot o fine particles, of
metal, sand, and silt are found
In the crank case o,t new cars
during the first 1000 miles of
service. i This Is true, regardless
of ihow much care Is taken in the
manufacturing. ' After the first
two drainings usually recom
mended i or the first 1000 miles
on new cars, the deposit consists
mostly of carbon and 'dust xrom
the road, sufficient in quantity to
justify a draining -every thousand
mileaV : ' i i - - v '
ln addition to the above, a cer
tain amount of moisture finds its
way into .the crank case; some
times this condition is exaggerat
ed by very, slight internal water
leaks at the head gaskets, or por-
lus J cylinder casting. But if we
rwere to eliminate i, these two
points, ! ' we 1 still must "bear
mind ythat moisture collects
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The'reptitationand reliability of the house .you -buy tires from 3
ot more importance to you th&ni&e name or brand. on the tires.
j f When "Western Auto" stores sell and guarantee their own. tires,
! yoti can rest assured that there is no better, and the caving in pricas
; ia jdot an indication of lack of oualitr. "
i - Aj A. nA - -:,AA-Av:A AAA'AyA:
i t Our iWestern Giant Cords .re supep-tires, - guaranteed 12,000
miles-and we have records in our office of, some thzt have run as
Mghas 18,000 miles. You cancel buy better tires anywhere at any
' Aprice. - 1 ". '
CORD TIRES Tire irraceo fadrictires
THAXXS
1M I BJ.'f
tiSAAVr
1M NVm
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11X0
13.40
17S
1&7S
2a75
21.30
21.80
13.75
' 18.85
14.95
21.90
25.90 !
27.45
28.20 ;
280
330
34X5 '
: 35.45
36w3S
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bach Rad
rrippers ar naramtaa J
1
000 milaa.
har aiaea
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sufficient quantities, due to con
densation to cause damage. There
fore that is another good, reason
Cor frequent ; changing of ' piL, '
'One other serious condition,
which, we discussed, at; length in
our early t winter ; series, i is s tie
matter ot "Crank Case .'Dilution,'
(cylinder- oil contamination by
gasoline or rich mixtures passing
the pistons and rings.) This con
dition, while more prevalent dur
ing cold weather In northern cli
mates, Js liable to develop regard
less of temperatures, any time, as
ar result of improper, mse of car
buretor , choke, improper adjust
ment oT choke control wire,' ube
or lever, as the case may oe,
working loose from Its point jof
anchorage. Carburetor', mixture
too rich, leaky carburetor orvvac
uum tank floats. ; The latter con
dition can . develop a -dilution as
high s &0 r per cent In new oil
in the course of a tew days. : To
guard Against this, drain your oil
frequently and when in .doubt as
to , your mixture being too, rich
or proper use of dash control,
consult the service . . station . : re
presenting, your make .of car and
your -instruction book. Always
do these two things jrirst iefore
condemning the make of carbu
retor, or some other mechanical
feature of your car, ' j ?
When draining crank case; do
not .flush with Jteosene or gaso-
line. This is a dangerous prac
tice. . Remember you -are drain
ing! the oil hecause of the danger
of dilution. To flush case with
these liquids, means you start
i
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SIZE
uaa luvsa
30x3 . A ' '
30x3H SUndaund
30x3 Orersize
73
11X5
,120
14.75
14.95
155
180
19.75
20.60
21.45
30x3 .St7t. Site
32x3 Va
31x4
32x4
33x4
34x4
32x-UA
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A a :':a"a";.aaa-aa' ' - A;' .1
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.'VVIL ft il J"
fHLM Jthn West
with a certain amount of dllutlc-
in -Tourf new; oiL ; -
.Another very Important polrt
in connection .with frequent irz'.j
ing of crank:-case, Js -the cleaning
of oil ecreen. If the design f
ords easy, access to oil screen.
clean it at least four times dur
ing the year, particularly nefora
starting on long -tours. .".TSf tfca
screen is inaccessable, it shouU
not be neglected. Take your tz?
tm the aervice station and seef that
It has an occasional cleaning ani
suggest to the maker a change la
design that jwlll permit A easier
access. . r .
In ' -trusting the operation c!
draining to others, always Inspect
the : job and make sure that oil
plug is screwed in tight and that
n antra caskets, where screens are
removed for" cleaning" and In gool
condition and free irom leats.
. For the Owners Scrapbook.
(Copywright 192 hy the Chris
ty Walsh Syndicate.)
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Boom in Hemp attracts '
Japanese to Philippine:
. I,..-:, '
I . MANILA, May 13. Japanese
farmers who abandoned their
hemp plantations two years Ago ia
Davao .province. Island, of Min
danao, are returning to that reg
ion on account of t(he firm hemp
market, according to N. H. Duck
worth" of the Mindanao Pltanters
Association.4 'A t
Not only the' -Japanese planta
tion owners, itrat many Japanesa
laborers are " retuTnlng to tha
hemp fields which they abandoned-
two years ao because. they
could not make a Jiving strippln;
Kemp.' - v j- ,
Pour years ago, when hemp
brought high prices. It was estim
ated that 12,000 Japanese labor
ers were in ithe province of Davao
alone. -;. -: j ' A:
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14.10
16X5
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17.50
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CATALOG
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Open Till 9 V. IL Saturdays.
PHONE 700