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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 25, 1923)
THE OREGON STATESMAN; SALEM OREHON ' ' TUESDAY MORNING DECEMBER 251923 i' i i H i l i i geoimeoff PsSSES ftWAY Native of Marion County " Summoned at Age of 75 Funeral Wednesday ; George W. Eoff, 75, a native of ? :Jlarlon county, died at his home here Sunday. Until the last three years Tie had .Hred on his farm , near the city on the penitentiary road. Mr. Eoffs parents crossed the plains to Oregon 'by ox team ; In 1847. and the : following- year he was born. September 19, 1848. He Is survived by two eons, A. I. Eoff of Salem and G. O. Eoff, who lives on the farm east of Sa lem. Mr. , Eoff was an uncle of TV T. jGeer, ..former governor; of Oregon. The funeral will be held Wednesday at ; 2 o'clock1 from the fjigdon chapel, with interment at , the mausoleum. Rev. tP. W. i Launer -will officiate. WHITE PRAISES j? OREGON SOLDIERS J'j.. (Continued ..from page 3.) U Sf. 162nd infantry, was cited by 1 General mite aa typical of the . Salem men. Mason was awarded a DSCL for leading a patrol of 40 1 1 men , through the 'woods ' under h heavy shell fire near St. Georges on October 22, 1918 Though I wounded, he refused to leave, and ft continued to advance, the" patrol ,j succeeding in occupying the area. 1 i i. General. White; was. introduced . by CoL Carle Abrams. A partlcu LJarly fine menu. had been prepared x .while , Miss Florence " Pope : suent I several hours Snndayfternoon in preparing home, made candy and j in decorating the rooms. As a token of appreciation and a Christ- mas D resent. 125 was raftuwf anri divided among those . who had charge of the lunches. Commission's1 Contentions Are Upheld at Washington Contentions of the Oregon pub lic service commission have been upheld In all Important respects by the interstate commerce com mission in the interstate wool rate case, according to a statement made -public by the Oregon' com mission. .' ." ' , '" "While the final order of the commission has noi yetj been en tered." saya - the statement, ' f' preliminary analysis reveals that the Oregon commission's conten tions have been upheld on all im4 portant features. This Is especial Nemo" Self-Reducing No. 333 U a real bargain. It ha a low top and medium skirt. Madeindur- -'able pirJc or white coutil; sizes . M to 36-and cot only $3.00. 1 ro-dcalt can't act tt.acn4nsma.ai. ' item, Hu ud J3. W'U Mod tiva conct. ' Nemo tlT(Ulc.Fabloa loadtat. t T20E. lack bu. Naw York (DapC &i i i V, I I t '' V t i ' ; - V 5 V I ' V i t 1 i ly true In respect to reductions recommended for westbound 'ship ments of-wool from Oregon ship ping points through Oregon ports. Upon this point the commission prepared and introduced extensive exhibits and , the examiner's find ing of 55 per cent of the existing first . class rate as the basis for reduction - for westbound ship ments supports the contention of the Oregon 1 interests for lower rates. - .-. f :' i - The ? Oregon commission, through Its rate and legal staff, represented the Oregon Wool Growers association " and . other state interests in the public hear ing in this proceeding which was conducted In Its of fice in Port land." ,.: r ' ' i : ' 'V-. , , German Viewpoint Sent To Premier Poincare t (By Tit AiMdatad Praia) t. PARIS, Dec. 24. - Herr Von Hoesch, the German charge 'd'af faires, delivered to Premier Poin care this evening a 10 page. type written memorandus setting forth in detail the German government's viewpoint on the following ques tions. .,- : ' The economic relations between the German occupied and unoccu pied territories, the dues levied, entry jnto' occupied territory, cur rency of the Rhenish Westphalia bank, navigation of the Rhine, railroad traffic and questions bear Ing on the general administration and internal regulation of the. oc cupied territory.! Toastincj tho tobacco for LUCKY STRIKE costs a fortune but it saves tho flavor. -if TO OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS May It Be a Happy Day For You 1 - i F. : It. P. DIES HEBE John M. Wall, Once Mayor of Hillsboro, Passes at State Hospital John M. Wall, former grand chancellor ' of the Knights of Pythias In Oregon 'and former mayor of Hillsboro, 'died at the Oregon State hospttal yesterday at the age , of 52 years. - Paralysis caused his death. , Mr. Wall came to the hospital last January.' lie was a native of Wales. He had lived in Oregon 33 years. He is survived by a wife and daughter in Portland. Reading Circle Books at Mrs. Fulkerson's Office . Mrs. Mary Fulkerson, county superintendent of schools, has a number of the stajte reading cir cle book in her office which she will loan . to he teachers ' of the county who want to read them that; way. sv; E-.f, :t:... ,;..vi .?.' The books she has are: , Rural Education, " How to Choose ' and Get a Better. Job, Intelligence ; of School Children. The Principal and His School. Children's Literature, Acquiring Skill In Teaching, Fun damentals of Tests and Measure ments, The ; Nation . and the Schools, The Rural Community, Teaching by Projects, General Methods of Teaching In Elemen tary ' School, Adolescence r and High School Problems, Spontane ous and Supervised Play in Child hood, Silent and Oral -Reading, The Story of Mankind. Special Rates Announced By the Southern Pacific l . V: '. t Special rate tickets between Sa lem, and Portland will be sold by the f Southern Pacific, effective January 1. the public service com mission announces. These will be 15-day tickets and the rate from Salem to Portland and return will be $2.50. Tickets from Salem to Portland via Gerlinger one way 01 ROD 0 . Merry Christmas ' : tThe United States National Bank wishes each of .its imanjr friends ' V and patrons a veiy , ; jg: ' J ; ; ' Merry, CHristmas 2 r, . U and return via Chemawa, will sell at $3.35. - -' On sale Friday, Saturday and Sunday week-end tickets will sell at $2.20. For tickets via Gerlln ger one way and return via Che mawa, or reverse, a charge of $2.50 will be made by the South ern Pacific.. The week-end tickets become effective January 4. SUG TONES ME Pre-Holiday Dullness Is En livened by Bullish Dem onstrations NEW YORK, Dec. 24. Stock prices displayed a strong tone In today's relatively quiet p re-holiday market which was featured by a series of bullish demonstrations on special issues. Standard in dustrials moved within compara tively narrow limits on a small volume of trading while a number of the rails which showed traces of heaviness in the erly dealings firmed up before the close. : ' Predictions of a further advance In crude oil prices In January by oil executives was responsible for a further wave on buying in Stan dard Oil and Independent Issues, Associated Oil and Maracaibo, all touching new high records for the year. Other outstanding strong spots In this group were Marland; Cosden, Producers & Refiners, General Asphalt and California Petroleum; all up a point or more. WOMAN'S STATEMENT H WILL HELP. SALEM - "I hated cooking because all; I ate turned sour and ' formed gas. I drank hot water and olive oil by the gallon. Nothing' helped until I used Adlerika." . Most medicines act Only on ; lower ' bowel but Ad lerika acts on BOTH - upper and lower bowel and removes all gas and poisons. . Excellent for ob stinate constipation. Helps' any case gas, on the stomach in TEN minutes. J. C. Perry, Druggist, 115 S. Commercial St. Adv.' SHOWN ON MARKET United States National Bank Salem. Oregon.' I I I I i 7 GENERAL MARKETS 1 . ' Wheat : MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 24. -Cash-No. 1 northern $1.07 W to $ 1.1 8 ; No. 1 dark northern spring choice to fancy $1.1414 to $1.18; good to choice $1.10 to $1.13 ; ordinary to good $1.08 to $1.10; December $1.05 ; May $1.09 July $1.10,4. ' BUENOS AIRES, Dec. 24. To Cures (Cold inOneiDay Take BROMO QUININE Tablets begin Immediately to counteract the activity of Cold, Grip and Influ enza Germs and bring to a sud den atop the dangerous work of these dreaded disease germs In the human body. BROMO QUININE Tablets quick ly render these germs powerless and completely destroy their organic existence. The Tonic and Laxative Effect of Laxative B30MO QUININE 1 Tablets is very beneficial to the system at all times. The box bears this signature NOW. ts the time to have the car, painted for Fall and Win ter use HERE is the place to have it done. " Superb workmanship pins defined, aristocratic, ' - distinc tive color schemes and the fin est quality paints and Tar nishes insure genuinely satis factory work. RELIANCE AUTO PAINTING CO. 210 State. ., ' Corner Front, r ? 7 : PHONE 037 : 'i . t SMPflS Open: Wheat ,c lower; January 98 c, February 9 3-4 cents. Dried Frnlt NEW YORK, Dec. 24. Evapo rated '- apples firmer; choice ,12 0.13c; fancy 13 & 14 e, prunes nervous ; California 5 1 4 c ; Oregon 4 12c; apricots quiet; Salem Store, 466 Stale St. i A AAXJLaJ A Af AT Holiday Pt5 centuries it has brought the beautiful benediction of "Peace on Earth; Good Will to Men.And each year it brings us anew the pleas ure of wishing you, with our whole . . .... .... r -. , - V heart, "A Merry Christmas and abid ing Happiness throughout the year . .5,. . . First National Bank 129 N. Commercial St. SAUEM, OREGON. , i r choice 10 0 llc extra choice 13 13 c; fancy 15 c. peacn e firra. choice c; extra choice 8c;, fatocy ; 9e. - - - Ilopt - . ' v ' NEW YORK, Dec. 24. Hops quiet ; state 1823, 60 65c; Pa cific coast 27 31c; 1922 21 25c. ' Portland 383 ESE -POWERS 1S - - - W U 111UIC U1CUA U it is a Heritage of May the blessedness : of the Christmas ' Spirit Abide with ?? you today, tomorrow, tfiV' and in all the days to , ijf t1! C;: come.::::::r:;6;::;:r- sliBiSliiil ': 'S4' ; ' - ' ' ' '" "-'-'"! jMffl& ' - i ,"' ..... . r GI Happiness in the hearts of nien .i Down throiinh the , Total stock sales 7 31,000 1 : shares." 1 ' Twenty Industrials averag ed 94.42; net gain .79. High 1923, 105.38; low 85.7C . Twenty railroads averaged 82.67; net gain 27. ' SiUc Shop Alder St. 1 iesLi:-v..:s . 1 11 -. - !