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salem, Oregon; friday morning, may 25, 1923
STATE GOVERNMENT. COSTS .
' CUT BY ADMINISTRATION,
PIERCE STATEMENT SHOWS
QeMJi SarfJIitr Py f Wiill SlSw Jolm E: Hazzard Giv atChautaiiqua on Opening NiHt PU U Declared to
To , more that the oresent ad-'
; rJmtstration is cutting the cost of
state government, Gorernor Pierce
tis I compiled a table of figures
"Eowlng that there has been , a
i:diictlea Iff Ealarles for all gen
cral ; apjHjlntlTe departments aid
Vstitntions amounting to $3t.235
a month as compared : with ' the
j rertous . : administration. ; The
tstle compares Jthe . salaries fort
April, 1923, with those for No
Teraber. 1922. under the prerioui
k daltiistration. Of this total , re
iustlcn ; 29,2 41 ias heen in Ithe
!-.is- '""3y -department.'- v:V'f; u;
I Jhe same table shows that the
';ite employes In he fsame de-
irtmcnts at .the present time to-
,t 1816. as coxa pared witn ZZ3Z
t KoTember. a reduction of 466.
The 'governor has written -rlet-
t :rs to all the departments ut g
ts further reductions, if possible.
jd urging thoso that have not
: Juced to take jmeasure tq c.nt
their salary exDenditures
in a letter to the highway de-
partment the rovernor writes:
- "I note from a report sbmltted
to this office that the number of
employes in the state highway de
partment has been reduced . from
1442 in November. 1922. to 1046
In ApriP, 1923, and that a saving
of almost $3 0.0 0 a4 month 'i has
thereby been effected.-: It is pleas
ine to this office to note a saving
of that proportion to the taxpay
ers of the state. V Is It not possible
to still further boll down the ex-
sense of that department? Please
do everything ' possible consonant
with good bsiness principles to ef
fect reduction." .
. Not all ; of the. departments I t
mentioned in - the governor's re
port show reductions.' K Increases
are reported by the corporation
department, eastern - Oregon hos
nltal. industrial accident commis
sion, feeble minded Institute, state
penitentiary,'- priuting department
an i : state r training school. ' Thtr
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'-"' - !-' i . ; ? -. p . . - .'.j' . a - 2r, .in h nna f thA feature' attractions at '
la icni ran i. '. v i ' " ". M b
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(c) -Nocturne ... Chopla
, Misa Iloyt. ,
a) May IJIght ...... Palmgrea
(b) Flower) Vase- . .Tschalliowsky
. ; jMlss Hoyu
Mrs. J. A., Gossner entertained
Wednesday! night with a dinner
party " for Wlss Mlnnetta Blgler,
who is leaving Salem 9oon for
California where she will attend
school.. :; j .- : -
The guests bidden for the din
ner party were Miss Laura Marr,
Miss Jean,Bailey and Miss Beuiaa
Barley.' !
The home-coming . of s, Capitol
auxiliary wias celebrated at the
tnnp.hnil Tnst Frldav with a ban
quet, at. 6 o'clock for auxiliary
members and their f amines
Decorations in the dining room
were purple! and gold crepe paper
aad purple and gold flowers i ne
committee jon. supper arrange
ments ;was tomposed of Gertruw3
Cummings, pearl Njchois, Ract i
Reeder, Belle Carlson, LIHUa
rieener IJte Chown, imame .
Hubbard. ' .
The committee - in the dlnins
room was composed of Almi Hen
derson, Ines Siegmund, C
Townsend, Grace Taylor. rar -Maddlson,,
Liuella Enrrstrc- . L-i:
nle EIneral, Lila Gr . ,
Woodard and,Loul3 Til : .
The business meeting .was f-.-lowed
by initiation cf the follow
ing'- ner member?: : -me
Harris Ella Harris, II ;1 ...r
and Nettie Elwell. Cor;a , iztf r
estlng' talks were -m&da tf C -t.
Elsie B. Simerai, cneraiier t, -..,
and.'Harrl8. - ;; ' '
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::!scn's Salary Raised fc - '
Dy CIcm Schccl Board
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The salary of J. C. Nelson, prin-
- si of the4 aSlem bigh f school,
3 raised from $2100 to ?240Q,
1 7 "ihe Salem school rboafd'Tues
y night. The raise was recona
ende4 by'Stfperintendent George
Hag, who compared the) Saleirf
principal's salary with- that paid
ia other i smaller.towns la. bregon
towing-that se verai paid more
ttan Mr. Nelson has received.
- New, teachers elected at the
getlng -with threir- salaries- weret
Senior high achosl Luther oCok,
$130 per month; Junior high
school Mildred Hulsey, - Rose
Stacks, Francis Kllng, $120; "and
JTirgil McKInney, $l40.j Grade
schools JRlta : JJTans, $ 110.
R E. Jjergman and-C- N Cham
bers, instroctors1 in ine macama
shop and com lag under the Bmith
Hughes act, .were re-elected;"- The
government pays part of the cost
of, these instructors. ; i ;
r rhe Chinese government is too.
much 4 like a bowl of Jelly. Nobody-can-getanywherithU
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without : paint-protsction
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qiretant8 foa eurface protection.
' t. -tsWer8t waather lei
acordupg in. riTr-
rain, sloet or 'sow ' ' ' ..'
IUmuN8 Pur Paint
Im ineaeencowintrj
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Paint Now! .j ; -.5
Coma to w for paint.
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hdp. See ourRasmio-
sen color cards. s
lj 'beneath' i corsage bouquets
& miririnr hh ' tmestV ' niaces
at a pretty dinner party, beli-thW
aeeret of the betrothal1 of Ais
Helen Gatke and Edward Warren.
Both are Willamette university
students. ! The- announcement.
nartv was given nr-Miss Teresa
Fowled, on the " oceasionv of;" Miss
Gatke's Wrtnaay weanesasy- eo
ninr. 'The dinner table was lovely
With" pink carnation and the same
color note was carnea out. m,vno
candles and the favors- and was
echoed In the corsage boucfuets at
each place. Miss Gatke's bouquet
was a miniature brwe's Douquet
and under It "was" f oundthe" ring.
Mima Gatke is a daughter of Mr.
ami Mrs. Charles Gatke of Salem.
RHa la a eradaate of James John
high school in Portland where she
formerly tesided. sue is now a
sophomore in Willamette andj a,
mpmbor of ; the : Chrestopathan
Uterary society. Mr. Warren Is
the sottof RevancL,airs. w. j.
worron nfi Met ger: Or. He - is a
ftmlor and a member of the Chres-
tophian idterary pocieiy. -? ,
ni evening hOttrs after dinner
were spent by the guests in sew-
lag." The hostess was assiswsa n
marrlnr tV MrS. Emll CarlSOn.
. nnAat bidden for; the evening
mim Gatke. IMri. Charles
n.tVA Mra. W. P. Fowle, Mrs. W,
v Warren, of Metsger. Miss Elsie
Hon Lee. Miss Dorothy Palmer.
Miss Alice .Well. Miss Verna Mc
v-Mhan. Miss Helen Hoover. Miss
tJahIm Rumbor. Miss Elizabeth
McCIure and Miss Zelda-Mulkey.
At a nulef wedding. Wednesday
evening Mrs. Margaret Lovelace
became the- bride of L. K., leiurgy.
The marriage service was read by
Judge Thomas MBrlfle at ; me
nt f Mr. Tand i Mrs: t Homer
Thft bride Is a sister, of, Mrs.
Homer Smith. ! The wedding was
quiet,, with no invited guests. Ai
&iWddinir dinner Mr. and Mrs.
Lefurgy left '-for a short wedding
trip north. They will ?pena. some
Hm ut th Columbia Gorge ho
tel oa- th Columbia ? highway.
They will make their home after
their return on Mr. ; Lerurgy s
ranch nearrjaonmoutn.- 4. , ,
Mrsr C A. Pike, a, house guest
r mm R. J. Valiton. was nonor
guest? Monday afternoon when"
Mrs.'H.' A. Cornoyer and'Mrs. jp
EL Law entertarned.wHb..six tanie
nt TirtdKe. Mrs. Frank -Meyers
won high scpre for the afternoon.
Mra William P. Douglas and
her three children, and Misw Kthei
the;i brfdelecjt:TJies-awerfi; ktanhoetess
brought into the-room by , little
Alehe' Bremmer. A dainty sup
per was served, by the. hostess. .,
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Hutch30ii Paint Store .
! " ' . cSALEII, -OREGON .phone
! 154 S. CoaT St- ... u ,
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McGIlchri8t, are guests at the
William McGiichrist home-1 Mrs.
Douglas wasi tormerly fMiss Iso
bel. McGiichrist.' Miss McGiichrist
Is just 'home following several
months1, of post, graduate work at
the University of California. i
,;:it:S;i;'iiilv ;:;.,r'.
Miss Bertha Doerfler. who will
become tn4:bride of Ray Fox June
fil waa honored, at a small-party
Tuesday evening;, by'- Miss-Lucille
Jaskoskl., The-, guests brought a
number' of miscellaneous girts tor
Thai guests were Mrs. Martin
Doerller. Miss Margaret Doerfler.
Mrs.- Frank; Doerfler, Mrs.; Frank
Jaskoskl, Mrs. Sarah Patrick; Mrs.
Matilda r Lillerlund;, 'Mrs. tf . ! A.
Duncan, Mrs. Earl Burch, Miss
Leah Suing, ' Mrtf. ;: Carl Chapter,
Miss Rose' Rodalya.J Mrs. George
Wenderoth and Mrs. Elmer icoss.
"--v'fU '"-. ' ' ' :T'V ?
The Past Matrons association
the Eastern Star wiH be enter
tained' today by Mrs. Alice Cool-
idg'e. Mrs. Wc-V Johnson will be
'Mr.Vnd ;Mrs: Lewis Mlshler
Srere-hosts' Monday for a; dinner
party honoring Mrs. Mishler's 1
mother, Mrs.".M. Horn, whose 85th
birthday it. was. - Roses and pan-
sies were used on. the dinner ta-
ble. Covers were laid .for Mr. and
Mrs. F. O. Delano, Mr. and? Mrs.
Ernest Bowen,'" Mr? : and Mrs. E.
A.'" McEIvain. Mr.' ' and Mrs' Ira
Teed," Cynthia Delaino end Jay
Teed. ' ''.' ; , V-; " --
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'.Willamette University school of
music presented Miss Laura Hoy t,
cianlst. in 'graduating recital last
knight in Waller. halL.f Misa JKoyt
nas siuaiea wuuk . x-v-"
university for the last f o'ur years
and is at, present a student ol
LLOFTHE :
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Mistaken Identity
A negro ' went' to register for
military service.
"What lsi your jvamei" -g;c-
the official.'!
"George. Washington." tea na
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Franklin B. Launer. head of pi- .eu George. are- you tl;
ano , and theoretical -department . . w fi d . to etsrry
Miss Hoyt Was assisted by Miss STVvT v' t - .
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The
Hoi sah:! I ain't de man. X
ain't. done no work for nigh oa
is.
Iva Claire ' Love, violinist.
program r Was - as follows:
I ta-year-aarper:. Ha:
J'i - ".''' Miss Hovt.
i.t'E..'f tKlt. : ' TTislatr I TTai it' evpr - been floured Cut
rM nun not l : . Pnara-Kreislr how manv automobiles arebous
i xti. iin , . ; I HAcanae the women want ttcra?
(a) Carnival .V . : Grieg That C would be some problem fort
(b) Sous Bals .......... Staubia stattsucian.
. ', READ ' - - -
Tze Saturday
Evening Post
Hay 26, 1923(
Page 175J
GET TEN DOLLARS
-for sutnmty;0esas well
' " Here is abreakfast cereal that wakesup early.ready
: for any sort of Weather Sperry Wheat Flake ad-
mita,frankly,thatitin'w
breakfast; but there's nothing csptciaUy heatxvx
: ' cbout iu Kot nearly 6;Kcating.A8 most cereals ;
" 1Jiats why it appeals to summery appetites as welL
V ' 'Remember; toojfiiies tut a short 10 minutes :
to! prepare. During the Sperry milling process; the
Wheat Flakes are partially cooked under high
f1 - pressure steam; so' that you are saved most ipt.tbe
r' atekihg.' -.1 f r :t'r.U:::';:.4 .-V --v ; '4--:.3'
' tor:a breakfast cerek that youll relish the year
rund say Sperry Wheat Flakes to your grocer.
Sperry
.t a issr m x av i v ,av-
V , . W .... .. . t.
They eat 'round cereal .
ill '' 'hJ- ' t--r
SUPERB QUALITY i
AT LOW COST
It costs you less to wear Holeproof than any
' ' 1 other make of hosiery Tremendous factory out
:' "put Is the reason Holeproof can ! be sold at less
1 than yo would pay for' ordinary hose. New
r , J colors arriving constantly. i 1
Wnmpn's lusterized lisle black, brown
: and white - 75c
Women's silk plaited in black, brown,
grey and whjter ribbed top ........$1.25
Women's pure silk ribbed top in all the.
popular shades $1.75
; Women's pure silk fulll fashioned in
' 'colors - $2.25
Children's Holeproof Stockings j .55c
Men's Holeproof Sox ;...60c, $1.00; $1.50 ;
Salem's Leading Dept. SIcro
- dnTof the famous Sperry Red Package ere... n
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