THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
FRIDAY; MORNING, APRIL 4 1924 -v
f.
"nhianV PaDer ;Has Re
ceived: a Copy TwmM:
r, IjoyMmXitlzen;4
Tie. following news ' item ap
pears ta the "March 27th issue of
tv3 Herald, of Mancelona, Michi
giz, a live paper In a I) ve, town In
tta center of, the hardwood timber
ls-i cf the northern part of that
"Tia Ilerald office received "this
i 49 page edition of the Ore
g i Statesman, published at. Sa
le i. Oregon. It gives a glowing
tc :-:nt of the natural advantages
anl ret posslhJlIUes. of ;the.Vil-
' la- -.te valley. ,It predicts, that
Suleu will become the Belf ast of
America, owing, to. the flax Indus
try which Is rapidly developing, in
tt at section.) Fruit growing, dai
xy: i 3i general farming are set
fcrt i la.a very attractive mannVrT
Tis excellent educational and re
i: ;j.n.i advantages, are highly com-
il- i cn. . .The - great mineral
w. V too was given a promi
nent place. " We are indebted to
W. R. Palmer fornierly of this
j!?, who now lives jin Salem, for
tta receipt' of thfa splendjd edl7
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GTAYTO'J f.'EiVS
. . AYTCNY Or., April 1. Mrs.
I. , y cf Seattle arrived in Stay
t: iturday for a few- week's vis
it v ..a her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. TV Kearns. . : -; " - ' "
s. Ansa Shea of Brownsville
v a week-end visitor.; wif.h her
g Mrs. Charley Lampson.
; V IL Humphreys of. Shaw was
a I 'zs .visitor-in Stayton the
I t r art of the week. 4' ,
l a broke out in the picker
re , a at the" woolen mill- -Friday
: -":c3, causing considerable ex
c: :zt for . awhile. The smoke
. :j jo.densa. it was difficult to
d.:..ine how great the fire was
U first, however it was soon
control with, but slight dame
ROUTE OF ARUY AHlPLAf lES IN FLIGHT AROUND THE WORLD
vviiri 31 v- 1 iMiiS. W ARRIVAL, AND DISTANCES - "
r. and- Sirs. C. J. Seibel were
::n. visitors .Saturday, from
l hill ' ;! - '.-,;..
a Lambert was. m town Sat--,
carrying badly lacerated
V caused by being kicked by
rsa, ..The hand waa total, open
.13 the' second, and third finr
it quiring several stitches to
the w6und. i -:
i.'Ceor-a L. Brown has been
-as tie past 10 days visiting
bar daughter, Mrs. J, IU. Shaw, at
Illar.ith Tails.' . ' ;,'':K-
11:3. Cseei and son Kenneth,
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5w-sol tjS?i; ' '
;iK69o5fe X QeX "IvysS !
This maf shows the military pfe
jiaion 1th which the JJ. S. Army
A.irj Service's" sJobe-etrclln' ' filght
las'; ben planned.' '.The ' squadron
ot giant air cruisers left ' Clover
Field. , at Saota. . Jipalca, Cat, : on
March 17 . and if the schedule la
maintained the fliers will land. at.
MitcheU Fteld.- Long- 'Island, .oa
Aug. s. . . . . : y. : v
months, while Kenneth was i at
tending the Stayton school,, left
Saturday for their home near Mill
City:- ;-v; vv - .. ! ;' v r rpi
' Mrs. ' Phil Fisher and daughter,
Elva Fisher, came over from Vic
tor Point Saturday and spent the
afternoon shopping In Stayton.
Mrs. Ben pescher and Mrs.
Philip Steffes, two prominent ma
trons from Sublimity, were - Stay
ton visitors one day recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Iva Thomas and
Mrs. Hauser were here one day
last week from their home in the
North Sahtiam neighborhood '
! Mrs. Louise' M. James spent the
day Friday visiting with Mrs. A.
J. .Chance. ; f
r Elmer jArchambeau, a near-by
Linn connty farmer, and Miss Ma
bel Nubaf, of. Lebanon, were, mar
ried in ' Vancouver, h 5rednesda3r.
After a short honeymoon trip the
happy couple will make their .home,
on the gTooma farm. V f 5 . -
A program has, been arranged
for the next Parent-Teacher meet-
vlc l ave been here the past seven, ing which, will be held in the audi-
erlng took place! at 'the home of
his, davshter,, Al,rs.Wjll Walling,
all the chidlren and grandchildren
being, present. Thy are. as lol
lows: Mr. and Mrs.-A.-C. Tindayy,
Mrs. OpairNeison and. 50m, Donald.
Mrand; Mrs.. Charlie. Jindali and
son, 1 jobert, an d Mrand M rs. Will
Walling and, daugh ters, Neva, Vel
; The Woman's Missionary socie
ty wiU 'meet-with Mrsi J. jSutter
April 9. It will be the closing up
of. the yeaV's wprk and election of
officers ot the cdmfn'year.Y-.
PRATUJ v
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i P3ATtJM,t Or : April 2Sy 3.
Yates Js installing a pressure water.
Sstem. Mr, Yates and ; S. , S.
lumgurtner are, building a tower
for the supply tank. ; -,. " -'Y
'! U.' M..- Lambert. jkIul. barely es
caped death. ,6y a , premature ex
plosion; while lasting .stumps is
up, and, around ;apd.dqing yr,$llr , ,
! A. Bowen was shearing goats
fpr tFred, jle Vries yesterday. .
, The;Mlfl8ionary society will meet
at the home of, Mrs D. Kleen tonight.
Gladys Emery the 'new County
Sunday tSchooL, secretary, ,1a send
ing out report blanks to the Sun
day schools in the county. i
A number, of carioads of pota
toes have been, shipped fromhere
tte past week. . . . : - ;
Th -Sunday, school) convention
up, r; Mrs. Shanks from 'Salem and
Jfcer.V; Mr,' Mathews from Gervals,
were the out-aide speakers.
, j Good Used ; Car,; or SaleSee
them ; listed on the ..Statesman's
iassifid;pA6e.:;.:u". -
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Libertv To Have"
j K -NevrPips"Qrgaii
at the- Methodist Episcopal church
Almost! coincident with the re
duction iinithe price, of admission
at the Liberty theater to 2 cents
fQr all shows comes the announce-
ment: of. the management that a
new organ,' larger, and more cora-
plete than Jhe present instrument.
has- been ' purchased, .-has arrived
in Salem and . work of installing
It will W commenced at- once. -'.
' The new .'Instrument' is a Smith
Unit organ,, only slightly smaller
than the fWqrlltzer, now in; use at
the Oregon theater, and will pro
vide ;musiq, at the . Liberty .'equal
to .most . of the.i moving, picture
houses in the ; btate'.. Work pre
paratory ' to installin'g ' the organ
is already under way at the theater
and it is anticipated that the in
instrum.ent will, be .ready for its
premier, by. Easter.. '... .
Still, 'when a stnhborn jit stalls
oh the: tracks . and . won't - starts
there's some satisfaction in sitting
on, the bank and watching it,' hap
pen., ... . v'..;. 1 ,r ; . ,
TCE FERTILIZER
ysiwsii
Prof Bouquet Has Com
menced on His Experi-
- ments With Onions
Jt, is better, . tot do ordinary
grafting when the. sap '.is rising.
last- Sunday was. 1?felJ.- attended butr.pojitica.l 'graft Succeeds better the effects of the fertilizer on the
over 60 automobiles-being lined . when the saps are dormant. . yield.'. . .
The following special news, item
is sent to; The Statesman front a
correspondent at Oregon, Agricul
tural college, Corvallls:
"A. G." Bouquet, professor of
vegeUble gardening, and Kenneth
Ackley, senior in vegetable gard
ening, returned Wednesday night
from the Lake Labish onion lands
near " Salem where : they conducted
fertilizer, experiments on both set
and large onions.
The purpose Of these experi
ments is to ' determf n a whnf for.'
tflizers are best for onions raised
op beaverdam soij in this particu
lar locality.; The kinds of fertili
zer' used tre're super-phosphate
muriate of potash, sulfate of am
monia and i sulphur. These fer
tilizers i were applied j separately
and in. different combinations.
"Twenty plots totaling approxi
mately pne acre were used for
these fertilizers. . At harvest time
the crops of onions and sets will
be carefully weighed to determine
CRUSH COLLEtH
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Prayer-meeting will be If' '.
thev Elmer , Sraitb honv)
Thursday night.' Mrs. Oliver- v, i..
lead. ... ' ' ' '
Ifev. Ward Willis Long of the
First. Presbyterian church will
preach next Sunday afternoon Lt
3 o'clock.
. Rev. J. J. Evans gave a fir s
talk last Sunday.
Grange , will meet , next Frldiy
night. A lunch will be served.
,,,Mr. Burgermelster and faul!
have moyed from Shaw to t: ,2
Wallace farm. The son Ilith? v
enrolled in . the seventh gra- a
Monday, . ' .-
'-Fred'and. Harvey. OI?on vf?!t-1
Mr.' and Mrs. Lawrence 01ca
Corvallis Sunday.
John.; Boyer ana mother s.z 1
brother visited in Portland 1:3
day.'; . ! . -
Mr. and Mrs. Joe IladesjccL:
Bpeht Sunday with Mr. and Ilrs.
M. Lees of Liberty. V . ,
: Transfer. Co.
Fait. Thron-! FreJ"t 'to 'All
' Valley Toints Vv'ly.
. Speed-EffIciency-f;crTic8
Salem-Portlaiia-",'oo ci j
Corvallls . Hilton .r 1
; , Dallas - Albany.II.oiir- --'. '1
: Independefe - Ilonr-
' Springfield
SHIBBYTHUCi:
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tori urn on the evening of the sec
ond Monday in April. : The presi
dent of the association, A. C. Bar
rows; has stated that Frank- T.
Wrightman, who is seeking nom
ination for, county judge of Mar
ion county, will speak here -before
the assembly on that occasion, and
also that Oscar Gingrich of Salem
will sing. Local talent will con
tribute the remainder of the pro
gram. A lunch will' be served at
the! close of the meeting, i a
f . Funeral services for I the ' late
Walter Schall, who met so tragic
a death here last Wednesday night
were held in the Weddle chapel
Friday morning, and the body tak
en, to Aumsville for burial, - - '
. . Excitement ran high Sunday
evening when word was flashed
about town that one of the escaped
convicts had been captured on the
big bridge by those, who ; were
guarding the highway. V
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Wright, Mr
and 'Mrs. George Schlies and Mr.
and Mrs. Matt Mueller of Stayton
attended the reception at the farm
( 1 LAST TOIES TODAY I
OREGON
TOMORROW-SUNDAY S
GRAND
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As th .most -notorious Apaplje - in
Paris, who masquerades in boy's clothes
and Incomes' the talk of the boulevards
and. the nemesjs of -the police.
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L!cDONALD
" ' t At The ?
VU?XITZEPJ
COMEDY:
NEVS-EVErJTS
home of L. M. Archambeau giv
en in . honor of Elmer Archam
beau and his bride,- who. returned
from their wedding trip -Sunday
Miss Delphia Olsman of the Bon
Ton confectionery, is- spending
few days with - her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Iva Alsman north of Sa
Gene Ditter a Sublimity mer
chant and his brother,- Matt Ditter
were recent visitors in Stayton
A. T. Brewer of Fall Greek who
owns a small place south of Stay-
ton, is here looking after the seed
ing of his fields. - y'. ... ,
Charles Lee and family,' are en
joying a visit from Mr. - ? Lee'a
nephew and. family who-arrived
here last week from Greely Colo
- Glen Gilmore and wife of Cot
tage Grove have been visiting isev?
eral days at the home of Mrs. Gil
mpre'g sister, Mrs. C. cyUott;
, A- - BJ Watters , has the contract
for hauling the ile. for the new
cheese - factory which Mr. Mueller
is preparing to build, ' r v "
. Gale Missler . -came home from
Kirkford. , Or., this week, on
crutches, carrying a severely Jn
lured foot, -He received the In
jury while working in the logging.
camp near Kirkford. ....
Liston A. Darby and wife were
frightened away from, their horn
between ! and 2 o'clock Monday
morning when they were aroused
from slumber by some one trying.
to force an entrance to their home
Marshal Smith was called but fail
ed to find the prowler. The;Dar-
bv's went to the Franks Leslay
home where they spent the remain'
der of the night. .It is tnougni
perhabs some of the escaped con
victs was responsible for thft. dis
turbance. -
Frank Lesley has been confined
to his home, the past week suffer
ing from an attack of rhenmatUm
FRUITUND
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Thorn -will he no nreachlng ser
vices next Sunday, April 6, on ac
count ; of conference being neid. in
Portland. - There will be, services
Aoril 13 at'll o'clock Sunday
school and the league at the usual
timet ,- . i. : -. . . - - ' r . -
The Ant-I-Canta class held an
April Fools party. Tuesday evening
at the. Brinkley home. ; : ' " '
The monthly meeting or tne Bi
ble class will be held Friday ,Apri!
at the Harmon home. . A -Fruitlarid
was weir represented
at, the convention held at Pratum,
Mrs. .H..E.- Evans received word
from Mr, and. Mrs. ATChie Balr. ox
Bay City that a new . daughter,
weighing 4 1-4. pounds was" born
March r 20. Her name Is''LucilJt
Earllne.: Mrs: Balr. f was Jtnth
Thompson; before her marriage.', ;
AUBURN
Mr,' and .Mrs. Charles Cady an4
Norrls Merrill y-. attended ; the
Hayesvllle Sunday school conven
tion.' Sunday at Pratum.- : .
Rer. F, W, Launer conducted
the last services of the conference
Sonday afternoon. During - the
services" at quartet- from 'the Con
gregational church at. Salem gave
several Vecal nnmberi which., wer
greatly appreciated. ; Vi :I
The entertainment given, by, the
teachers and, pupils ot the Aubn
school Friday evening was greatly
enjoyed by a large number of pa
trons and friends; The sum - Of
36.60 was taken-in $35 of which
was contributed to the piano tnnd.
; Mr. and Mrs. -Roy Hammer have
erected a combination stnjre and
dwelling on the asylum road fottr
corners and have moved -in,.'
On ihe: occaslda' st 'AT .CUTH.
Call's 51et birthday a fainy''gaa-!
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m; m x;. -Bl RE0T-R- B ROT H
; ' :u BETTER GOODS FOR LESS
ST
Yoo" MiH :f ind gratAered'tindei' this great roof lall the season's latest styles, materials and coloring in ntn'3 r
women's wearing apparel, silks, dress goods, cotton goods; etc., in fact everything worthy- has been ccr. c 1 frc 1
the eastern markets and now at ;your disposal at prices worth yopx consideration. , ! r
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; r' ; Dro
sses
is almost im
possible to, des
cribe the- beauty,
and, charm of the
new spring coats
and frocks to be
found Xt this
store.'. ,
O ' We invite yon to
T ; Inspect the; won- t
lerf nl value we
are- offering in coats and dresses
Garments that would sell 'at
f2S Special ' " " ',.
'na. -
Hew" -rk .
Spring
Thel Finest "
Variety .
Ever gathered under , one roof
Yofl are -welcome a t all times.. 2
extra special groups. . Hats up ta
f 0.50. . Hsts to flO.
SBQgS
SHOES
.SALE
FHICES -
Ladies', Slippers Pnmps, i ' on
Oxfords, vainer tocS0 . . . vSv0
Glen's: Leather Qating'. Shoef, 9 Aft
Extra Special, Pair ... .... . )if9l0
Children's Shoes, Special r - 7 fig
' Boy's Finer Dress Shoesi : r - JQ
Pair
'Infant's Soft Sole Shoes, .
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r EXTRA SPEClAi;
Ladies' Pure Thread Silk CO
ilose, f 1 & f 1.50 'values Pr. VC :
XdteS" Summer. Union , A0r
Suits x V .'j ... ? . . - , ,
Ladies Fine Summer , ' " ' , O C
Vests v .
EXTRA PECIAJL r
f Ginghams and Percales ? 1
for Sat. only, per yd. ... . A y C
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Finest Quality Perf umes, Reg. Y f
tl oz. Special, oz. . V.f ,V'
... .. -.-'J-- ' . " I i' ..
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Men's 'Fine $150 Dress i! it" AC
Caps.. . . . . . ....... . ... V Vp V ;
Ktens 4 $t- Ratty Razors, - - ;jfJ(rt i
GO A.fce -.'. .- .
i Aluminum ware
AllLarge Pieces, Value 7 ':r n -
. tp: fa , . . ; i -u-t :. .'r'v :-M V.
CfO, fj.' Guaranteed. Gardeat " Q -
Ilose,' Extra Special ; .v. , , ,'-;-
ill . O u : u w -
Can, Milk, Armour's and , ( M m.
Darimade, 10 cans ......
Fancy Decorated .China , Cups
and Saucers, &5cJ Value. .
a
Sliced Wneapple Ko. .S? : f
Cans, 3 for ............ t-
Flavo Spring tVneat Flour, 43-1
At . . . . .. ...... . . ; . . V i,e'-y
Siiowurut liarauueat i- iuui,
' Sack'. :.'. v?"-'5 - r1'--7'
Karo Syrun, DIC. Olb, n'r''
Pail . .' . . . . . . w .
Navy Beans, ' ' - ' , " .'; IZ
A Pounds . . . . . - w
Rolled Oats, 0-lb. ;.: " f
Sack . .t...............
Pancake Flour, 9-lb TO
Sack .... ... ......... UUC
Royal Club Solid Pack 9C!f
Tomatoes, a H Cans, a for
Royal Club Coffee, 10P
8-lb. Can V". . . . . . . . . . . ?A-
KelloKgs Com Flakes or . .' O C
Post Toasties, 3"pkps. ....
Barton's' Pure Lard, ; - f'n
Xo. 10 Pail . . . .'. . . . ' ) 1 '-
Snowdrifts 4-lb. Pail , f 9
for . ... ............. ..
Sweet" Oranges,'- ;w.'w " 'i' x; 'J p -a
Dos, for . . ... . . . . . k . ."'faUC.
Full .Creaiix Cheese, CJ
a lbs. . . ............. O C
Bacon Squares, ; 1 n
'Ter lib. ...
Soda' Crackers, V 1 C
Per Lb. . . . . . . . . . '. ; . . . UC
Nutola 5Iargerine, ; n r
Seedless. Raisins, r r - j , 1 A
Per IA. . . . : . .... . . . XU C
Extra ' 'Fancy .New-tons . and .' A r
kana's Black Apples, Ex- e- - 5 f
tra; Siecial Per Box " J . 1 '-Q sO
Graham Crackers, ! P
5 Lb. Box . . . -..'..
THESE ; SPECIALS I N FOIU
ALL XEXT ,Vi;EK BUV v N O V !
:T7 fX n rt Very . best -1
,UPil-rrii'2
' T?TT kT) Tf-'fV'' TTfC - In the DoaUe Store Prmh Fcn-cilj
: "i3ETTEiidoDs;;Eori less -. :' ':Zy SALEr.lx:n.
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