The Oregon statesman., June 05, 1923, Page 6, Image 6

TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 5, 1923
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Nineteen -' Companies -Sem
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yieaea lor June ; Art
When" Adjutant General George
. .Wl11? hongh jup A-Bilier ..trophy
cup for the national guard organ!
zauon mat ancceeaea in mooiiix-
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turn called recently tQttesJ.ihe,e
ticieccy of theerrlceft he laid the
, f ouod&tloa of a puzzle that tir
1 f has defied solution. ,V v-
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pany .that first succeede'd in. Eat-
, lng ita menla Hne and ready, tor'
senrice. af ter,' 8" p. m. Before a
company -could - rejw'Qtself ; pio-1
; , uiiizea ii -was requirea 10. nave an
Us of f fcera. land f 4 pit? jceni Sot Us
enlisted - strength) In line. .The
mobllizatiorrfeaa ordered at 5:30
. p. m. .and ' 8 'o'clock was fixed as
the hoar on which the men were
X to begin reporting r the antaQry:
" The ;; "cap-award puzzle began
prpmptly at $ when flock ;of mes
senger boys poured In on national
gnard headquarters. -Instead of
one company pelng'flrst to mobil
H&;t9 companies crossed', 'the
line on the dot of 8 o'clock, all of
them fully;' mobilized,' equipped and
. ready lb, inoYe.to'China Egypt or
2 anywhere jelse that '.the - whims :ot
fate or th fortunes of war might
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Ihfcup teas put up to a board of
officers. The board . tried fthe
fiminatlon . process, penalizing
' compahie3 : for-'1 erery manner "of
technicality. Erenthla left nine
companies tiedr Jast liowtodi-.
'':3il 6n-sUTer trophy cup amonR
cine companies was not suggested
.' by .tte.ljaaxd'.of.JofflcerSrt nor has
, .any. solution. ..been .found :: to i the 1
problem" so" far.r Nineteen jcu pi i.
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IzHence to get this extra capital off our shelves.
Af big reduction in the price every yard i of !
, draperyjgopds&nd made , up . curtains, fill t
V ; AW the siqck of cretonne nets; silk$, portieres J
couch covers, table (scat is e"dspreads, trim-'
mings, etc. Buy now for your new homes, old
homes offices and any places yfhere , draperies
are heeded. ) .? ! ' 5 ;V0"V:'
'.i Tn 'Cash. No gopds charged atisaler prices.
' . G. rS. MaindillLoini
the only tangible solution yet de
vised. -.
Cottage ' ; GroTe's machine gun
company clearly v won, the , silver
cup', for; having the largest" per
centage of its men in line at the
end of the mobilisation period, 11
p. m. Captain George A; Proctor,
commanding' the company, 'which
Is' part of the 186th Oregon Infan
try, had 91.3 per cent of his com
mand in ltne at the close of the
lest, "vile was also among the 19
captains who reported ready at 8
o'clock, and1 thus has a' one-nineteenth
interest in- the "puzzle
cup.?; vi ';-;. ;
The 19 companies that are Jied
for the "first mobilized" trophy
are .field. Hospitals company 17
Lebanon; Headquarters company,
First battalion 162nd Infantry and
Company Cr 16 2nd infantry. Eu
gene; Company A, 162nd infantry,
IcMinnville; Company ' D, ' 1 6 2nd
Infantry, Roseburg; Company G
162hd Infantry, "Battery"' A; 148th
field artillery and the quartermas
ter detachment. Portland: Head
quarters company. " third .batalion
-l6znd inrantry-.-Woodburnf Com
pany jK. U 62nd J infantry. Tilla-
mook. Company iSlt 2nd in fan
try, .TroirasHeadar.ters: com
pany, first battalion : 186th. lnfan
try, Gresham; Company C, 186th
Infantry, Hoodt River; Company ii.
Medical .'detachment -1 8 6th Infan
try, E ugene f - Headquarters ' coast
defensa; command, . BalemJ- 484th
company. epastjirtUIeryAfihland ;
4 8 5 th V company, ; coast artillery,
Marshtielrf; r 4 8 6th ompaAy Coast
artillery,. Newport.
- Of , the remaining IT. organiza7
tions all reported mobilized In less
than : the prescribed VtUne. the
latest report being at 9:20 p. m
JOCKEY. FAIXS PEAO
T NEW YORK, June 4-r-Afterpi-toting
Sweet ; Kiss to Tlctory. Ri
der Frank Hayes fell from; the sad
dle dead, i '" -
In grandfather's day .people used
to.be chased. by hungry lwolvea. tn
grandapn's day -they 'are; pursued
by A anger creditors.
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.30;Court Stfbct.;.
Beaches Active, and All Old
s Stand-By, Resorts Eager
I ? .to Entertain "t i ?
u NEWPORT, Or., Juno 4. The
Newport beaches.are showing signs
of life and activity, and preparing
for a record business this summer
tor tourists and resorters. ?
" Mayor Rick man Is doing double
time with-his city administration
cleaning the streets, building side-
waics ana beautifying public
premises, -and the anto park ;is
ready for visitors, with all modern
conveniences. RIckman has aum
mered here for many 'years, and
was for many years a contractor
in. Lane county,; and .his slogan - Is
cooperation." : .
v Commission Proposed
Newport came very near getting
a commission form of government
and this is the last ' trial -of bid-
fashioajed aldermanic team work.
If "the people get good ? results
from "the RIckman - administration
they will probably give tip the
commission, plan. RIckman seems
to be getting good results. r U I
, Certainly Newport never looked
more attractive to i the ; outsider.
The city Is pushing for completion
of the .hard surface road in here
from the. valley. , It Is not, needed
so much . in summer .limej. as.the
road in ,here . is now(( ppen - and
scores 4) f cars passings in and' out
dally. " A. Bush and Frank Andrae
drove over from Salem . last week
to Otter Rock In about six hours;
.Standby 'AIL There
standbys are doing' their utmost to
make It pleasant for visitors. The
Abbey Brothers, Captain .Jacob-
sen, Lee Williams, Dr. Carter, Dr.
Belt.' Doe Berry, (that's the title
everybady'glves him,' as be Is not
a. regular M.D., but only a tooth
carpenter.) Cart Davis, Mrs. Cope-
tanu, airs. .Aiuier, ana a score or
other community workers,1 leave
nothing " undone to ' make people
welcome. i: --T-i ,
V The -attractions, at Siletx "reser
vation.: Otter Rock,' Devil's Lake,
where Superintendent Beyerle of
the Salem pulp &,P.aper, company.
bought ; 640 acres of timber' the
other day; Seal Rocks, where Mr.
and Mrs. , Bob McCracken of Port
land, have .established ; themselves,
and welcome Salem,' Portland and
Coos bay friends; Waldport', where
Dr. LInnton is still' writing west
coast fiction, and going day and
night to wait on fhe ailing; and
Hp 'Drift creek, where Lee Doty
and wife welcome old-timers ,vbo
used to ride on his stages when It
was no uncommon occurrence to
have 'a few Chinamen lost off in
the snrf. . ' i :
-Vi- ; Agate Beach Bxurjr.',; ' r
, Agate Beach' Jia ; filled .up until
there . Is only 'one - empty house.
and that has no doors or windows,
but will be occupied this summer.'
Mrs Harkleroad and her 'daugh-'
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FURNITURE
ters, owners of (he Agate Beach
Inn, are opening their house earli
er than usual and have 'a targe
list of summer visitors to arrive.
Col,r Hofer .and the Salem colony
are advertising Agate Beach wide
ly .as J the Oregon Carmey. by the
seaf attracting literary people and
artists from far and near. This
part of the beach will have visi
tors from as far east as New Tork
this season. ;. Vi
Hisltway Contract Let" V .
A contract has. been let to ex
tend i;be rock highway; really part
of the Roosevelt .highway,, to Ot
ter Rock this season. The city Is
putting in. a big. rock crushing
plant! at Yaquina head,; the light
house; cape, and Newport will con
nect the beaches with good rock
roads! It the road out to the
lighthouse could he made passable
for cars, Newport would have a
scenic drive surpassing in pictur
esque! scenery the famous -scenic
Columbia River highway.
CITY NEWS
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Kelts Will Report 4
The Lineoln-MeKinley Parent
Teacher association will hold - a
Bpecial session tonight at 7:30 at
the .Lincoln-school. C. A. Kells
secretary of tho YMCA, wilt giye
a report of the experimental week
day Bible school held in the 3ar-
field school for the past six weeks.
It is understood that the meeting
will consider candidates for plac
es on the Salem school board for
the June election. The sentim
ent, fa this section, of the city is
understood to have been very
strong for .D.W Kyre, but it is
announced -that, he will not be a
candidate, personal or receptive,
and the meeetlng will .consider
other.xames,
; 'ft?
$20 Reward for Jiost -
j Medium sized, long haired black
dog., white neck, white -tip on. tail.
white and. tan feet." legs and nose.
Tdn spot over eyes. Collar Tilla
mook, license. Notify chief, of po
lice. iAdv.-
Pay Tour Irrlgatlon,IUll l
Flat rate Irrigation . billa due
and discounted 10 per cent if paid
on or .before June 10 th. Adv.
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Lodge Members Invited
" "Masons-of ' Saleni and ( members
of ; the; Eastern , . gtar .and HLhelr
families have been invited ,by. the
superintendent of the 1 Masonic
home at Forest Grove to visit the
hornet, 1 Sunday. June 10th, .and
conduct religious services at 3 p.
m., in the chapel. Dr.'W C; Kan,t
ner is io preside and F. S. Barton
will have charge of the music, A
committee has been named , to
make arrangements, especially to
ascertain how many will go f with
cars,, now . many 'will hare 'eir
room ..for others, than., their. ownJ
families and how; many want ' Id
eo it ' trensoortatlon san' be nrb-
vided. C. B. Weeks or. H. if A
Shanks will receive this word, ; at
195. South Cottage .street. .
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L -Colianbia and Victor, .Record
25c. H." L. Stjff ' Furniture i Co.
Second -Hand store.- Adv. f i
Meeting Deferred.
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Because of the absence ;of. Dr.
HenryfE. Morrls.'presldent of the
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Federated clubs of Salem, the
club " meeting - that; was to have
been held on Friday night of this
week i is. to he postponed until bis
return. - Ilia, keen interest In .the
tfrk. of the club makes itiespec
ialiy desirable , to , have ,him .meet
with tha body. .He attended the
International Kl wants' conference
at Atlanta, Ga., and is visiting on
his way home. i ' ; I
Fine Kimball piano $!).
1 5 down; and IS a month. Here
is a good practice piano, one that
will give yon real service. .See
it i at once. Geo. C. Will, 432
State Street.
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Pay Your Irrigation Bill
Flat rate ; Irrigation bills due
and discounted 10 per cent if paid
on or, before June ,10th. Adv.
Let Us Figure :
l With j) ypuonv draperies.C.V S
Hamilton.-r Xdv.
Girl Injured )
: Though I she was. knocked from
her bicycle by; an automobile dri
ven by Mj .M. Mlaryey,. Monmouth
about 7 o'clock last night, Iris
Brown escaped without serious In
Jury. Harvey waa driving west
on Oak street, and had. started to
make i the : turn .on to Winter
street, when , the accidentoccurr
ed. He ruslied the little girl to
the Deaconess hospital where she
was pronounced not seriously, in
jured. ; j 1 - . ' ''
POOL RESORTS ARE
ASSAILED AND DEFENDED
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the machine at its discretion, The
faithful, old engine thatcame to
Salem as a bqy so many years .ago
ia to be sold if anybody will- bid;
they talked $350 .for themachine
that has guarded millions of in
vested Capital, aiid , thousands . of
lives. ., : j I. J?': .
j Hummer Street Tracks Up
An ordinance was nresentcd and
read for the first1, time , to permit
the street railway company. , to
take lup its . tracks .on Summer
street. , The company did not re
cite' the whole of the harrowing
financial, tale of this orphan line
in the ordinance. The matter will
be Dassed on by an Imposing body
of experts practically the whole
council, ior it .comprises tae
Btre'et,;ways and means, and ordi
nance committees lifting in unison,
j Practically everybody took ' &
shot at the Highland jitney that
nevertheless still; 'chugs merrily
along. Alderman Van ; Patton an
nounced that it was about time tb
Wiack it jagaln. They broke out
lis windows and punctured Its tires
and, threw inonkey wrenches Into
Us gizzard but. "finally; they con
cluded that If , 'ifc nad a ';; license
maybe they'd better., make., haste
slowly." However,' they will inves
tigate Uj I t.
Spar Track ; AJlowed .
A permit , for,, i the - Northwest
Canning company, to-erect a fruit
receiving ;platform extending, out
over, part of the- walk tlpace at its
South Liberty, street ;canhery was
granted. .1 A xneasure . permitting
Fred, Well&. and the Southern, Pa
cific railroad, to put in a spur, track
on -Trade 'street to serve the new
Wella lwoodyardj. was'passed. ,
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Marguerite De La Motte
Culleri Landis
Myrtle gtedman
-Ana
Huntley Gordon.
By .the
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. Jtlchard Jiarthtdmesa . and
Dorothy Qish comes In ,"The
Bright. Shawl." ' '
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Constance Talmadgo In "The
FriOtlve Lover." ' -
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'Lost and .Found."
BLIGIf
"Only a Shop Girl.".
The Paramount - Cosmopolitan
production, 'The Go-Getter," will
be shown at the Oregon theater
Friday, In the story, based on the
novel by Peter B. Kyne, T.' Roy
BarnesSeena Owen, William Nor
ris, Tom Lewis . and Louis ; Wol-.
helm are featured. The " picture
has all the requisites or a perfect
production rdrama." comedy and
love interest. "The Go-Getter' has
pleased ' picture patrons every
where. ; It is in every. -respect
delightful photoplay.
i r 'The Famous Mrs. Fair," a film
version of the already famous play
by James Forbes in ..Its photoplay
form-Lat the.: Oregon theater for
the first time today. Those who
.witnessed this remarkable study
pf present-day, life Were j of ' the
ppinlon that Fred Niblo has nan
died the production with a great
amount of care and skill. . It is
certain; to- prove one of the, best
plays of .the' season.-. - m
a. The story is concerned witn. tne
attempt of , Mrs.- Fair, a v woman
who has won fame . . through j her
warlwork in France, .to continue
her work after she, returns home.
She. goes 'on a, lecture, tour, .leav
ing Lher, husband and .children to
Khift for .themselves. Thej-polnt
that the .author jnakes la that any
woman -anwi Mrs. - air cannoi
have both a home and a career
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SJies must . sacrifice . one or the
other,: and .very: often both.
i Fred .Niblo. director of such
epochal photpplaya as. 'Blood and
Sand.'! and "The Three . Muske-
teers,'.ha3 shown, his. skill in the
translation of this fine play to the
silent drama. - i An atmosphere 'of
realism pervades the picture, and
to a great extent, thte canbe traced
to Mr. Niblo's treatment, . ;
t He had spent a .year, perfecting
his plans to steal the famous col
lection of Jewels. Then he falls In
love with thb owner of tie Jewels
and tells her he Is a thief. This
but suggests the plot of "The. Mad
ness of Youth," a new Fox pro
duction starring Uohn , Gilbert,! to
be shown at the Liberty theater
Wednesday, Thursday f Ud 'riday.
There, has rarely, oeen shown a
film with so unusual a plot or one
sb tense with . dramatic Action.
From the - very moment that he
adopts the disguise of a wandering
religious, fanatic, in-order, to. gain
entrance to the home of the mil
lionaire, ibis pose of a deeply re
ligious man brings happiness and
contentment into a home that had
always .been one of chaotic dis
content. . As evil . as .was , his in
tention, his every day in the home
he .come to rob . brought a . new
Y THURSDAY
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Director of - .
Musketeers' and
and Sand" -. ,
Vanity
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scene .of h is- benevolent Influence.
SoQn.he.dl5COYeredthathe, lovely,
ultra-modern 'daughter . of ll.the
house, because of bis daily preach
ings,4 haentirely reformed .and
become a. gentle, lovable girl. With
that discovery Jhe man'a. carefully
planned career of theft Is finished.
DANGER IN STUBBORN OOUGII
Stubborn coughs that hangMMi
aro liable 1 to lead. to serious com
plications and should be checked
promptly with Foley's Honey, and
Tar. ' ."I have not coughed since
taking Foley's v Honey and Tar.
Other medicines I tried ' did
not
help me,'' write John J. Healy
Pittsfleld, Mass. y: For quick relief
from coughs, ; colds, croup, - asth
ma, bronchitis and hay fever
use
Foley's Honey and Tar. The larg
est selling cough medicine in -
the
world. Contains no opiates in
gredients : printed '- oh ' carton.
Sold . everywhere. Adv. ;'
HIGH SCHOOL ?
I i TO GRADUATE MANY
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" Frank Bpowb.-
.Helen Brown.
Keith Bfewii. ..,
Albert Brownie. .
: " "Winston. Barria.
j Cin-istopher. Bnncb.
: Hurwirf Bniick.
-. Elbert Bumelle. , -.;
Jane Bjers..
Kenneth Campbell.
Mrrret Campbell.
F - IDaryl Chapin
. . Elaina Cbapin.
, Winfield Clarke.
J -Nora dementi '
' 'Helen, CoingtoB.
I.ee Crawfor.
Norma .Croasan.
Rageo Cratbera.
; Plovd Danshertr.
f Melbs Dayenport,
. Klna, Daia. , .
.Wade Dirk iniraa.
; Karl D-uelaa. -. .
Kuby. Iraser. . r
John Eaton. '
' Donald Edmnndaon.
:- Edn Ellia. ' .
Franc! -.Ellis. '
'OttoEntdahl.
.. Esther Erickion.
;i"Mary Eri ek aon.
"'4Berice Erion.
j Lola Evans. "
j Lou Fe Ilowa. ,
LouUe Fin-iler.
7." Veta Fitzhngh.
: William Fraiier.
I Walter Fnhrer.
Beatrice Olbaon
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. Elvira. Gould.
Jioyai Gray.-
. Helen. Gregg. ' '
Ruth Griffith.
Teona.. llait.
Threasa Hall. .
Gilbert Hammaat
" Iynn' Hampton.
Ethel Hairia. ,
Viola Harris.
Joy.IIflla. ,
Emma, Hoffman.
Edrie Hooaler.
t Clifford Hilsey.
waiter Iliff.
Deaaa Jacob. -vCIarton.Jaacer.-.
Bernlee Jobaaon.
Arthur -Jonea. :
Florence Jones.- ' "
Lynn Jonea.
Lynn Jnjd.
Violet Jadr..
Hermina Klani.
Lyle Knox. .
Ruth Knhn.
Meredith Landaker. -Opal
Lath'rop.
Homer Lwtonrell, '
Wilson Lanner. - '
Margaret Leavenworth
Latonta Leach.
Ethel Lehman.
Elsie Leiay.'
Elizabeth Lenon.
Edwin Liljegan
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TeriMe Llrto.
Dow Lofell. "
---Winnifred JMPt.
,. Jinlr He Afe.
' Vide McOoy. i
"j Alice McKinron.
Mar MoKitinon.
IIszcl KcMprrfa.
- -Blanche Mar r-ell.
v Arthur' Marjiw?.
Malcolm Medler.
; eT Millard.
; Marion - Milter.
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. . Esther Nafsicer. t
Gladya Newlierrr.
. Roy Okerberg. i
' Ralph Olson. .
- I'mdcace Patterson.
- Anna Panlaen.
Violet Petofa. . .
Helolie Flaak.
.Lllhia Poller.
: Frrest PoUork.
Helen .Pellock.
J toward Poa. . .
" KumcI Pratt.
' Leon a Orient.
Maybelle Prepp.
i Kenneth Pnrdy.
. Will Pnrdy.
Edyth Qnalley.
' IleUa Eamtden. '
i Zell KatcUffe. '
Frank Keiohart.
IBertha asmiflgton.
George Rhoten.
Esther Rlckardson.
, Marie- Rilef.
.;, Alice Both;
Eufenia Savage.
- Josephine Achofield.
mm Schwabbener.
. El Jon Scott.
Helen Belig.
-Eagene Hilke.
: JohB Bkewte.
t Harriet JSmith.,
" Jamei Smith. .
Kaideen Smith.
Waldo Bmith..
Rarah fiolof i f .
Alice pouthworth;
- Ralph Bprague.' I t
. . Jessie BUrr. ; , -
Jewel Steele. '
Ardya Stewart.
Anna 6tolk.
Margaret- JStoU. .
Hem San, .
Loi Taylor.
Lucile Taylor.
. Esther Th-ompson,
r Prmal Tr.ick. :
, Byrd. Tucker. .
Rth Tucker".
' Clair Tnraer. "
.Mabel V fattan.
. .John. Yarley. ....
' Verda Vincent .
Carl Walker. -William
Walsh .
': Madeleine Watson '..
JClsiav, Welch,
Willette Welch.
1-ewis West. '
Mary,Wwt. -
HenrietU Whit.
Jessie Wtlbor.
Audra Wrnship.
TBernre Wlf.
1700 used Weber $235. 1
la a dandy usred piano in r"
condition. ". We will acce; t
piano at, full. price any t!
one jrqar on, a new one, pay c
$6 a month on this' bargala. (
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