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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1923)
8 THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 2, 1923 SIlEB Winnetka, JU.;. Jesting Out Novel Educational Plan, Says Report Attorney General Van Winkle has' written an opinion tor i A. Churchill, state superintendent of schools, advising that the boards of county' school. districts in coun ties that; have adopted the county unit system for administration and taxation may levy- taxes- for the maintenance, operation and ' sap ' port of public elementary schools and for acquiring and improving school sites. This , ' includes au thority to levy taxes for building school houses. The opinion holds further that 'the- boards may use funds provided by such levies for construction purposes in building, school houses without express au thority frontf the district electors, also that they may incur indebted ness necessary In maintaining the SOKE mgrmm N'oon, night or so gratifjang as .the .warmth from J good oil - heater filled With Pearl OH! Heat by the' roomful ' right- where and when it is needed: sick-room or guest room, i living -room, . hallway or bath no fire to laycoal, wood or. ashes to lug only the touch of a match! And no "oify" smeIl--Pearl Oil is refined and re refined the 'clear, bright flame consumes it entirely. ''vV'.V ' , 7hen you order, re member "coal oil and : "kerosene" are simply : generic; terms .for ker osene ; oi"all kinds good, bad and indiffer ent. Make sure you get the highest quality ker osene only, refined' by the Standard Oil Com pany's special process. Ask for Pearl Oil by name, STANDARD OIL. COMPANY : (CaUfcenia) I I1' . ( & a s t JW schools'of the district, or In- meet ing' emergencies,' but that, before issuing bonds or creatine any- in debtedness which will be of con siderable duration ! the ; question should be submitted to the elec tors.' The' right to levy such tax-; es or to ineur any-Indebtedness is subject, to constitutional and stat utory restrictions as to amount. leiswioii in STATE 333,017 Total Only 33 More Than For i General tlection ot Last Year The total registration In Ore gon for the referendum election on November 6 1, when. the proposed state Income tax is to be voted on, is 333,017, the records of the state department show. This Is for all political parties And miscellaneous registrations.', , The total is' only 33 more thaator the general elec tion of November, 1 9 2 2, when the total was .333,055. The vote cast in November 1922, .was 24 1.267. i The new registration, by coun ties' is as follows: ! Baker, 6.430; Benton. 5,841; Clackamas. 1 8.5 0; i Clatsop, 8, 442; . Columbia. 4.360; Coos, 7,602; CrookJ 1,667; Curry, 1,537; Deschutes, 4,276; Douglas, 11, 543; Gilliam 2.060; Grant. 2, 820. Jlarney4 1,389; Hood River. 2,74 1 ; Jackson, 1 1.846: Jeffer son, 1,144; i. Josepntne, 4,uiu; Lake, 2,077; ( Lane, ..20174; Lin- color'3.or2; Linn. 9.783; Mal heur; 4.327; Marion, 21.316; Morrow, 2.531; Multnomah. 100,- 835 ; , Polk. 7.634 ; Sherman, 1, 756; Tillamook. -4.2 09 ; UmatUla, 10,650; Union, 7.889; Wallowa, 3,7 4 8 ; Wasco, 6 . 7 0 4 ; WashingtoQ, 15.Z33; wneeier, i,3uz; lamoiu, 7,863. Total 333,017. MINGE He Will Have 4he Hardest Congregational Job in North" Dakota ' Rev. James ' Elvin, very well known' in Salem, formerly .pastor of the First Congregational church of this city, without any knowl edge or solicitation on his part. has been called to take the hard est' Congregational - charge in North Dakota. " ; They are building a-$300,000 normal ' school in Dickinson, and the people have asked Mr, Elyjn to lead them. I They are trying for 1200 students in two years. The Congregational ; church' Is strong and aggressive, and the people are alDready to build a beautiful S50,-T 000 i church and will bgin the coming spring It is a' big oppor tunity, and " Mr. Elria is Tto begin work, there next Sunday - He has had charge of the Con gregational t church i . at Sidney, Montana, and, his nw location is 15Q miles from there. , . . SUss Elliott Visits Sidney In a,' letter J to a J?alen friend, Mrj Elvin says the Elvin family recently enjoyed a vsit from' Miss Enid Elliott, and thit they had great time going over ; the- old times in Salem. : Miss Elliott is with the Chautauqua in the sum mer and takes in -Portland ; the coming winter. He father," who was . formerly superintendent , of the. Salem public schools, is presi dent of the State Normal school at Lewiston, Idaho., i Most Students Belong 'i To Christian Churches Ninety-three per 1 cent " of - the students In Willamette university are members of Christian church es or have I affiliated with -.some denomination i ' according to. fig ures compiled yesterday by Susan B. Chaffer, registrar. Twenty one denominations are represent ed" Of the 572, students registered in the College of Liberal Arts 377 are members . ' of - the Methodist churctkfor give preference to that d'enoaafnation.' Fifty etudenta giTe preference to the j Presbyterian church,; 23 to the Baptist church, and 21 to the Christian denomi natioa.' But 35 students are not church members and: hare no pre ference. ' '. - " - T"" 'V. i' " - Of the remainder the number who give church" . affiliation or preference are Evahgelieal. 14; Friends, 12; ' Congregational, 8; Roman Catholic, ; jEpiseopalian, 6; Unitarian J, ;4; Church ' of God, 3; Methodist. Episcopal South, 2; Nazarine, 2 j Mehnonite, 2; Seventh Day Adventists, 2; Ger man Lutheran. .1; Greek Ortho dox. 1; Greek Catholic,, 1; Church of Christ, 1; Christian Science, .1; Japanese Methodist, 1 1. ; WE PAY CAH FOR . AND TOOLS:v ' Capital : ; Jiardware Cs. Furhitmre'Co. ; : Best Triced Paid. .' : Cc:u'I St. riicno cir nywwww "ROSE Is the name of begin in Ihe Wecember iwue of ther leliiMator: maea 7.hie. Kubnrribe fftr the Deiinentor now! A special price i h II pifvaiis. I'aitetn- The Wanted Notions , Onr Notion . Shop is ready to meet every requirement 'of: the 'home-sewer. i ..For instance: ; - Silk thread, all colors. spoolsf Cotton thread, all colors 150 yd. spools ......... . . .' . . 4. . . . lie Basting Thread 500 yr. spool 10c Thimbles, a variety. at . .3 and lpc. 'Scissors of ..every' description.. Tape measures- Ti, . . . .o to 20c If Buttons lor every .need Bias Bin4ing , J . ..... .u . . 15c Plain Elastic, yd. ... . . .8c-j to 28c Stay Belting, yd. J,.. . 15c jto! SOc Snaps. He; HookB and: eyes ..8c . Dress Shields ..... .23c- to 50c . Dress Linings .... ... .50c to 90c Needles ............. '. '.!. . .10c Pins ............. .JOc and 12c 1 1 II u ill V: i t I f i V 1 I I- lE v. lip S - L 1 S A I. EM'S PA OF THE WORLD'' Kthlfon Xorris new love story. iept. . SATISF lOOjyd. j. . . Beginning Today ! November 2nd 1 Visit Fabric Aisle I dee the Marvel of ' the Loom I 5 Arabia Cloakings De: Luxe, S 11.50 yd. j This fabric has a rich appear ance with- distinct, diagonal weave. Is soft; deep-piled and extremely .beautiful when used With fur. A popular weave- for coats , and. capes this season. -Colors, black, and1 brown, CG inchi1" . Bolivia $5.95 Yd. ' A deep "weave that ' gives a suggestion of. warmth at a mere touch. Moderately, priced and secon d to none ramohg, fabrics of this I classy Hasafe veryt eTl cient diagonal i weave Popular colors, 66. inch. , '. ". ; 1 , Soft and Warm Velours $3.95 Yd; i Not too bulky in weight, but extremely warm and serviceable because-of the fine yarns used in its construction Its easy to fashion a, coat of velour 56 ihch. Season's colors. ! U i ' '.!.!"! ) - . i M Mallinsons Butter fly Velvet, Vbile In the pursuit of simplicity Butterfly. Velvet Voile -will prove women's best Hy,' Only a few yards, draped, swirled, ruffled, placed, allowed to take the straight': r circular- way, and you have a. frock,. In. which to dance, . dine, bridge or i tea, We are Salem's, exclusive agents for Malllnson's Silk DeLux. ' '.. ;, : " . f, St 5k : ! -j ,11 i RTRQT fiBrtWINfi STORE It AJGTiON ALWAYS AT MILLER'S X m 7 V I And "Sewing Week" is no less important than "Styl-Week," "Better Homes Week," and other weeks .that have played promin ent roles in which merchandise is featured at its very, very best; Home Sewing Week will appeal to the home-sewer because the prices are unusually low. To' the experienced seamstress, be cause of the vast showing of fabrics. The numerous findings that are featured in the Notion Shop will attract your notice this1 week. Our salespeople will give you accurate attention. Printed Crepe $4.50 Yd.' A new print that in effect re sembles a; satin crepe. Its col orings are superb, suggestion of the Orient. Combinations of the season's popular shades and tones. 40 inch. - Lining Silk $1.75 Yd;. Plain , and', fancy . linings in . colors to match the. new coat ings, v 36 'and 40 "inch widths. Other ; silk linings 'tnjerepe de chines, pussy willow, rtatf etas, etc., priced up to f O yard Silk. Knitted Vesting: Tube silk - f er- Vesting may be had here In orchid, flesh, peach and - white. These tube . vestings are -.economical be-' cause one can fashion a vest in a few momenta at less than one third the price of a ready made. Buy them-now for gift giving! The finest Manchester cam bric percales are now available in our domestic burways Tex ture so close and firmthat one can scarcely detect the weave.' These make . durable house dresses, men's shirts, 8 boy's blouses, etc. Fifty-five colors in Taffetex, a blend for every use. Taffetex looks' like silk, has a perman ent finish, is soft and drapy, used for so many home things. Bach as side - drapes, curtains, ec. See the new colors in Taffetex. For durable, practical coat linings these fancy sateens are in popular demand. "Fine soft qualities neat patterns in want ed colors. Fine Percale f 1 1 t 36 inch Taffetex Fancy Sateen U Special Note to Quilting Parties . . V) " This number in Rock River quality is-so staple- that most housewives identify it by its price which is 1.25 regularly. Dnrng sewing. week this Batt will be special edat $l;0e . i ' . - Bazaars, and qulltinf. parties will take advantage of OVER 33X00 SQUARE FEET FLOOR SPACE" Satin Faced Canton Crepe $3.50 Ydi up Easilr the season's leading silk fabric. Soft clingy, rich and lustrous satin faced can tons in our showing represents the truest values.' Wood, browns, navy, black, etc. 40 inch. Mole Plush $10.50 Yd. For Jacquettes, trimming, collars and cuffs. This mole" p!ush adapts, itself admirably. Has a per manenti-finish . very lustrous,.-. j: Colors . mole and beaveri- 50 ipeb. Salt's , peco plush 50 Inch. black $4.98 yard. Velvefc Corduroys 38 Inch verVet corduroy In colors of Copenhagen blue, navy blue, rose, receda. brown red. Jade and white. Regular ly priced at SI. 25 yard. A SOc yd. 75c yd. 95c BUTTERICK PATTERNS i - -1 i " ( - Guide you at every stepi ". Theip' no guess work, they are ho simple a child ronld cut out Karniet thrr TJnttrrick IKltor way Pattern. Dept. J 1 NOW! This showing; will excel: mi ; variety-and quality, and is by far the largest collection we have ever - assembled Poiret Twills $2.50 Yd. up- v Fashion trend predicts a- big season . for wool ' poiret twills. Very pliant, yet -finished . yo -give. the. appearance- of serge (his fabric 13 made in several weights for dresses and. suits. Widths from 45 inch, to 54. Colors navy and'brown. Wool Tricotines $2.75 Yd. up Wool Tricotines have demon strated their adaptibllity to the-present-mode. Rich in appear-. a nee tricotines easily hold their own with other -weaves for dresses and suits. WoolChallies $1.25 and $1.3SYd. " '-; I u :. Wool challies are: used in' 1 combination this season.. The new ones are printed in lovely ; Oriental ' patterns. Others are i conventional stripes designs, : , etc. ' .... . "- ; ! Chiffon Velvet $5,00 Yd. Chiffon velvets seem softer 1 than ever. And we have a theory why that is. Fashion has cast a glance of ; more - than - usual favor on chiffon-velvet 1 for the coming season, and per haps it's the radiance of , her ! 'smile that has added new sheen 4 to a heretofore glorious fabric r Black and colors included at s this price. In connection with ; the velvets you must see the brocaded - and - metallic fabrics. ' The combination is well nigh Irresistable! . , nil " " - ' 1 : SALE OF Vcol SIdrting We've assembled no less thai! 25 pieces of skirting, for. this sale. Every one, truly a value that inerj its at least an investigation. Sklrti for school, for-business -wear; foi home, can be fashioned front these at a saving;-of nearly one half. You'll find here the shades - In popular trend. - Values to 4.50. $2.95 YDu. Another selection In wool mixed skirtings that are Indeed worthy, of any needle. You 11 find among' them " smaJl checks, plaids and stripes that fashion lovely skirts Values to 13.00. 1 $1.95 YD. T t r i 1 1