THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
WEDNESDAY MORNING, ' JULYi2, ' 1921
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WITT NEWS IN
D'Arcy to Preside,
Judge Peter H. D'Arcy of Sa
lem will be chairman of the pio
neer 'day exercises at the Willam
ette jValley Chautauqua in Glad
stone park,; near Portland, July
16. , Stphen W. Matthieu, grand
son of-P. X. Matthieu; of Cham
poeg fame, will give the princi
pal address. A basket, dinner will
be 'served at noon. The reception
committee for pioneers and their
descendants consists of Mrs. Eliza
Elliott White, Mrs. Mary Barlow
Wilkins, Mrs. Arseno. Matthieu
Burton, Mrs. George A. Harding
of Oregon City, Colonel Robert A.
Miller, Ivpn R. Hnmason ttnd
Harvey -G.! Starkweather. . f '
Pacific City Boach .' ; ."
Your nearest beach, in South
ern Tillamook county, will cele
brate i July 4th, 5th and 6th.
Among the features will be a
FourtH of July Oration by Honor
able BvJU' Eddy of Roseburgj, an
aerial circus with night flights in
illuminated planes, stunts in mid
air, wing walking, etc.; vaude
ville performances, boxing bouts,
baseball games and, old fashion
clam bake, seven big dances by
Pacific City 7-piece orchestra.
Don't miss big event. ;i ' ; Jly3
Stockman Injured -;
, Mayro McKinney, pioneer stock
man of ; the Turner district, was
brought to the Deaconess hospital
Tuesday morning-; suffering ' from
injuries -received Saturday when
he was thrown from a load of
hay. Though suffering from Irii
ternal Injuries.,, they will not
prove fatal, it was. announced at
the hospital.) X-i
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Yoor Last Chance
To buy . any sujt In stock (ex
cept ble sergesj for $25. Today
is the last day. Dress up for the
Fourth." The Man's Shop. Jly2
Women Meet Today . . '
:' The Ladies Aid society of the
Pason Lee church will hold an all
day meeting today, beginning at
9:30 o'clock. 'An election of of fi
bers will take place In the after
noon.
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Feed Store Robbed a
Though prowlers : entered the
D. A. White & Sons feed store at
261 State some ? time Monday
night only; 1 0 ' penhles were ' miss
ing Hie next 'morning, it was , re
ported f tj the police. - Entrance
was gained byJ cutting a screen
and breaking a window facing on
the alley. - . . ' , . :
$23 For Any Suit ' '
Today is your last chance to get
t any suit in stock (except blue
sefges) .for 'this low price. Come
in early and let- us fit you up for
the Fourth. The Man's Shop. Jly2
Naturalization Day
Applicants' if or. citizenship pa
pers"" will come V before Judge
George G. Bingham in the circuit
court at lCjf o'clock today. Nearly
z o are expected to come lor a II
: nal , hearing. Those who are suc
cessful in , passing will be invited
to attend a special .luncheon of
the Lions club at the Marion ho
tel Thursday noon. Rev. Marten
Fereshetfan, himself a naturalized
citizen and a member of the club,
will be the principal speaker.
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Some Fine Cherrles-r-
Comrade J. J. Newmeyer. com-
maiiuer oi tne locar OAK post,
brought to the Statesman office
yesterday a large limb of a tree
completely loaded with cherries
Heat! Hurting Retries
' ; More damage than was antici
pated was dealt the fruit by the
severe hot weather Sunday and
INSURE AND FEETj SAFE
j CONCORDIA
! INSURANCE
I MRS. JJOYE3
147 N. Com!. Room C
VJOODRY
! Phone 511
411 Oregon Bldg. Phone 457
The Seavy Bell Insurance"
' i: Agency ' r
1 General Insurance
1 "BiDy" Bel!
Just Returned
from the Electronic Convention
at i Kansas City and have in
stalled the latest equipment tor
the diagnosis and treatment of
disease (Dr. Abrams method).
Dr. P X. White
1 BOO V. h. Rank Rldg, I
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LA D D
BANKERS
Established 1863
General Banliins; Business.
Office nours frcn 10 a in. to 3 p. rL
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Monday, it is shown by" the con
dition of loganberries, raspber
ries and black camps f now being
received at the canneries. Blister
ing is apparent on, considerable of
the fruit received, although it
probably will do no material dam
ago to that put in the cans.
1023 Chevrolet i .
! Perfect condition, j Newton
Chevrolet Company. J Ask : for
Knight. Jly2
Hates ' Kquallzed
I The public service commission
yesterday issued an order equal
ising the water service rates 'of
the Bay City Water company. It
results in neither: an increase nor
a' decrease. ' i ; . "
Bar- Tests Near
The state bar examinations will
be held in Salem under;: the di
rection of the state supreme court
July 8 and 9.- So far about 75
prospective attorneys have ap
plied for permission to take the
examinations. :
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Opening Dance at Auburn
Hall, Thursday, July 3, admis
sion 50c. i i J2
Hearing July 28 ;
) July 28 has been set as the date
for a hearing in the circuit court
for Marion county to review an
order of the public service com
mission issued December 22, 1923,
reducine by-about 25 percent the
freight rate on shipments of hay.
grain ,and other Jarm products on
Intrastate shipment j in I Oregon.
Seven railroads operating In Ore
gon enjoined the commission, from
enforcing the order pending a re
view In court. .' j '
Dress Us for tho Fourth
You can get any suit In stock at
the Man's shop 1 (except blue
serges) for 1 25, so why not look
your best? This Is the last day
for this offer. ! f Jlyz
War Records Available
Any Oregon ex-service man un
certain as to dates of his military
career -and In doubt as to the cor
rect answers to questions asked
in the adjusted bonus application
blank is welcome to call at the
adjutant1 general's office where
file3 will be consulted and the
correct information obtained, it
was announced yesterday by Maj.
Carl Weller." Assistance in filling
Out i the blanks and In . taking of
fingerprints will also be given.
anl Doner to Wed
Dr. and Mrs. Carl Gregg Doney,
accompanied by their son- Paul
"Doner. wiU-4eave f or. San Fran
cisco -.thlsionoadng. ; where Paul
Dopey will be married on August
5th.. . . .,.--
Estates AppralseC -.5
Walter D. Shaf f left, tfn estate
of S 1 3 .4 1 8 In- real estate in Marlon
county and personal property, ac
cording to the reportf of William
Cormlsh, J; W, Mayo and John
Dozler. appraisers, The estate of
Anna B. Whale has also been ap
praised by August Huckestein S
G. Robinson and Thelma TaUman
Trailer for Sale '.
. Extra eood trailer $60: also
Ford touring $75t; Phone 1974J
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Three Get Licenses
-'Three applicants lor marriage
licenses : called ; at the county
clerk's office Tuesday. These were
Henry O. Gehrig, Portland, and
Selma V. Sch'arf, BHgh hotel;
Charles H. Rosslter and Caroline
O. Slegmund, both of Stayton and
Chester E. Armstrong and, Zena
Zellner,' both of Geryais. f
Supervisor on Duty
W. W. Fox assumed bis new
duties as -rural school .supervisor
Tuesday, taking the place of W. H.
Baillle, who resigned some time
TKFWMTNAL-
services
Cars for hire without drivers,
PHONE 2020 ;
Day and Night Service
I Popular Priced ,
Tailored Suits $25 to f45
Men's and Young Men's
D. H. MOSHER
TAILOR
Promotes Good , Health
IREENWOOD
, Cottage Cheese
V? One-Tbiird Cream
H. E. RIDEOUT, Proprietor
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ago. Mr. Fox has taught in! east
ern k Oregon and - for the last two
years, has been teaching at North
Howell, j He has lived in Marion
county for the last three years.
Amends Her Complaint lT-
I Myrtle1 Hill has filed an amend
ed complaint against S. B. Hill,
alleging that he called her vile
names, had threatened her life and
unjustly! accused her of Intimate
relations with other men. She de
clares his conduct was such that
he droves her from her home on
the Jefferson road about 12 miles
south of Salenx in the fall of 1921,
but that they became reconciled
when he promised to behave him
self. In September, 1923, she was
forced to leave again, she alleges.
She asks f or one-third interest In
property she values at $35,000 and
$5000 in permanent alimony. .
Come Out ' ., : j J. , I
To Dreamland and see big open
air fireVorks July 4th. Some fire
works. Best dapce in valley Fri
day and Saturday, 9 p. m. Real
ten-piece orchestra. The Valley
Orchestra. t ' , Jly4
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Final Account Filed i ! . :
J. F Jones has -filed his final
account as administrator of. the
estate of Cassius H. Ide. The ac
count was approved by County
Jnrftro XV TT TVwnlne ! '
Rlrths jare Reported-
Recent births' which have been
reported to the office of the city
health j of fleer this week are "Ei
leen, td Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Teel,
1457 Market, at the Court Street
Christian church Maternity home,
June 27. The father is a machin
ist;; Marion June, to Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Sti filer, at the Deaconess hos
pital, on June 20. Mr. Stiffler is
a local photographer; and Myrl
Edwards to Mri and Mrs. William
C. Caldwell, Route. 4, on June 21.
Iiunches Served
Picnic lunches putt up, box
lunches at .all 'hours, i Bake-Rite
Bakery. 18
OE Train Delayed f -r . : j
The northbound limited train on
the Oregon Electric Iine,J, due out
of Salem at 4 o'clock, was delayed
for 20 minutes; Tuesday afternodn
by an overheated journal on the
forward trucks .of the. motor. Be -
cause of the delay, the southbound
train iwas correspondingly late, j
Dress Us for the Fourth-- V
You can get any suit in stock at
the Man's shop i (except f blue
serges) for $25, so wby not look
your iest? This Is the last day.
for this offer.)
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Sent to Prison r? -- J. :i '"
Twp men sentenced! from . Clat
sop bounty were received at the
penitentiary: Tuesday.; The men
were Milne McBride, .16 ; serve fiye
years for assault with intent to
rob, and GeorgeAlex McDonald,
two years tor forgery. ! j
Denies Reckless Drivings
I Denial of charges of reckless
driving werentade in the justice
court by 'Lawton' Girod, who was
arneSted upon complaint of 'Fried
Kurtz. : Girod entered a plea of
not guilty and will be tried in the
justice court next week.
Held tor Slavery
Charles C. Frisbie, 40, was held
to the federal grand, jury on a
charge of white slavery when he
appeared bef ere Lyle J. Page, fed
era! commissioner for this district
Tuesday afternoon, i t Katherine
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McCORKLE-f-June 30, Marian Al
nert McCorkle age 64 years,
husband of Mrs. M. A. McCor
i kle, father of Geo. McCorkle of
Woodland, Wash., Mrs. Wil
liam Wolfe of Portland, gdan
father of Marlon ; Albert Mc
corkle, Kenneth Wolfe and Miss
Dorothy Bell, brother of John
McCorkle.s Funeral -services
will be held Thursday,July 3
at 2 p.m., from the Rlgdon mor
! tuary, nnder the auspices of Sa
lem Lodge No. 4, AF&AM. Rev,
H. D. Chabers officiating. In
terment1 City View cemetery.
GOODRICH Ed. W. Goodrich
i died July 1, age S8 years. Re-
i mains will be forwarded from
1 Rigdon mortuary:' to Portland
. for funeral services and inter
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Salem iHbrtuarp
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WEBB'S FUNERAL
PARLORS
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RIGDON Cz SON'S
ZZOXSTUAIIX -
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Sweet man 35, was held as a ma
terial witness. The charge j of
automobile theft was dropped.
The couple were taken to Portland
by Deputy United States Marshal
Morelockv Frisbie and the woman
were arrested by the sheriff Mon
day morning. They had beein liv
ing together at Mill near Winter
for the last two weeks, the man
engaged In odd jobs around the
city wlle the woman was laken
into custody at a cannery.! Fris
bie was arrested at the postoffice
when he inquired about his mail.
Your 'Last Chance r
To buy any suit in stock (ex
cept blue serges) for $25.' ! Today
is the last day. Dress up for the
Fourth. The Man's Shop,: Jly2
White Mlcd Found i i
i ; R. D. Teter, who lives : on the
Liberty paved road out on route
4, yesterday found in his 'hay In
his barn a nest of pure while mice.
There "were seven of them.. Three
were killed and four, captured.
They were pure , white and have
red eyes, and they are a good real
smaller -than the ordinary, mice
found in this locality.- But they
are lively little fellows. ' Where
they came .from Mr. Teter does not
know.1 Perhaps some reader may
be able to inform him. ;
Pay Your Irrigation $BM--
Flat irrigation bills now due.
Ten per cent discount If paid on
or before June 10. J10
DAIl Head Coming
Mrs. Anthony Wayne Scott, of
Washington, D. C, president gen
eral of the DAR will be the hon
ored guest of the state order in
Salem on September 26. The Ore
gon board of 41 members Is sched
uled to meet here at that time.
Mrs. Seymour Jones is state re-i
gent and representative of . the
president general , in Oregon, and;
because of this tie entertainent
of the distinguished visitor will
be accorded to Salem. - Mrs. Elmq
S- White, corresponding secretary!
to the state regent, will act as gen4
erai cnairman 01 iue comuiuie
on arrangements.
S23 For Any Suit
Today Is your last chance to get
any suit in stock (except blue
serges) for this low price Come
in early and let us fit you np for
the Fourth. The -Man 8 Shop. Jly8
Pedestrian is Hit
J. Sandifer, of route 5, re
po
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irted to the police last night that
his motorcycle had run over the
foot (of an elderly man j at State
and Commercial.':1 The man was
not seriously injured, he reported.
Prune Growers to Meet
Members of the North Pacific
iratlve Prune exchange will
leet
for an afternoon -and night
session In Salem next Monday at
the Chamber of -Commerce rooms.
ne question - oi ; orgaauanuu iu
ialem and vicinity will be dis
cussed.- This is the first organiza
tion -ot its kind to be ponsidered
in the district since the Oregon
Growers ' were organized almost
five years ago. ' r
McCorkle Inquest Today
- An inquest to determine if poa-.
sible ho M- A. McCorkle met his
death will be held today.it was
announced1 Tuesday night by Lloyd!
TJ Riedon. coroner; McCorkle's
body was found near the South
ern Pacific station about 9J30
o'clock Monday night, where ihe
had been run over by a train.
Raleigh People Meet f
4 Forty-seven- members and five
special agent's : of the Oregon
Raleigh Products Retailers attend
ed, the annual state meeting held
afthVSpa 1ast"nlghtinThey wjefe
dinner guests . of the Oakland
branch manager.
School. Districts Report
Two more schol districts have
filed their annual reports with the
office of the county school super
intendent.; These are Champoeg,
with F. E. Osborne, chairman, B.
M. Smith,; reUring and director;
Henry Zorn -was re-elected clerk.
Auburn; C- C. Armstrong, chair
man, A. L. Lindbeck retiring I and
new director; Ethel. Johnston was
elected clek to take the place of
Lloyd Lee who retired.'
I . . PERSONALS
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J. L. Kirkendall. of Cama val
ley, was'in Salem Tuesday. '
i Harry Pinkerton, of Dallas, was
a business visitor in the city Tues
day afternoon. 1 ' - j
: Mr. and Mrs.-John Trashsel, of
Beaverton, were in the city recent-
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Florence
Ask Your
MARION
Buy It By
Marion
Salem,
were in Salem Tuesday frdvn Eu
gene., -j ' ' -o
The Misses Gertrude, C. and J.
Aietsam,
shoppers
of ' Tigard
were-' recent
in Salem.; :r ; .
i Mr. a4d Mrs. S.
M- Willet and
to Salem ves-
daughter5 returned
terday after a short camping trip
near Stayton. . v i:
Earl Shafer, son bf.Mr. and Mrs.
F. E. Shafer, who! was graduated
f rota the University of Oregon this
spring, has accepted a position as
instructor In matbmatics at -the
Greshamj high school. In addition
be will coach athletics. !
Victor? Carlson,
who! has been
of the Western
acting as manager
Union office during the absence of
Eric Butler, resumed his duties as
nbht manager last night. I
Miss i'aunne .Fprter, daughter
of Rev. IF. T. Porter, Salem min
ister, arrived In the city yesterday
to spend; the remainder of the sum-.:
mer with ;Miss Viola BirdweU
Miss Pdrter's home is in Califor
nia.!.', r . .- r,:';
C. H.' France; and wife, of Kent,
Ohio, who have been visiting Rev.
Marten'! Fereshetian -i and .family,
will start homejtoday returning by
way 6f the Canadian Rockies. The
two families were friends in the
east. ! .'. V " ! . f ;r ::-"l.- ;i
Mr. and Mrs. y. C. Rush and
family, of 205 South Twentyrthird
street, left for Tacoma Tuesday,
where Mr. Rush wljl be employed.
He has been connected with the
Gingrich Motor company here for
the last two years.
. Li'. N. Gooding,! instructor at
OAC, and several etndents from
CorvaUis, ars i In: the i city doing
some special field work. - "
A. t?""tindbeck and family of
Auburn returned! last night from
a vacation trip
to British Colum-
bia.
SMITH IS SATISFIED
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NEW YORK.., July, 1. Com
plete Isatisf action with' the ' day's 1
balloting of the democratic nation
al convention, which saw Governor
Smith iof New York Increase his
strength from 305- to 323,
was claimed by the Smith mana
gers tonight after" the convention
had adjourned; until tomorrow.
FIRE CONDITIONS BAD
priftTTANDL Julv 1. Fire- fion
ditlons in the! Oregon forests, be-
camn more serious with continuea
drv iweather today and with a
number of small Diazes wnicn
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were? started by lightning Monday
night1.!;:' j i t'ir'-;
79 Year Old Man Tells How
Korex Compound Helped
Him l
'I am 79 years old and I felt
(he effects of korex compound in
2 days," says C. H. King of Tins
mail, Arkansas:. "I had tried
othr treatments without success,
then 1 1 tried korex. j It makes a
man out of an; old drag,, ! If you
are! tired ; out and run down, try
korex compound and see how
aulcklv you will feel better
Enthusiastic l users air over are
describing remarkable restoratiQ,ns
to the vigorous1 alertness andfef
flciency of yqjinger days, as the
result, of using, korex;- compound.
Prematurely old folks the weak,
aged, run-down Knd ailing will be
interested in knowing - that the
American distributors of korex.
the Melton Laboratories, 546 Mel
ton Building. Kansas City, Mo.,
have L .arranged' ' for korex com
pound to be sold Itf Capital Drug
Store, at 405 State f St., Salem,
Ore.: Just ask for korex com
pound. 'Thousands are using .it
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Xfnvigorxiitnyjonicg
Mm I in-
Kvong
Fook & Co.
v- Chinese Bazaar.
We carry a big stock of all
kinds of goods. ( . '.
I Paper Oil Sun Parasols
and Fire Works at wholesale
and. retail, 1 ' .
j ; 264 N. Comn St.
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Grocer for
CHEESE
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Creamery:
Oregon
MADE YOUNG ASAIM
IN DAYS
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CMt'ipeids! Week
Here and Is In Love With
,Coujitry
Charles E. May of IoIaKan.,
for twenty I years associated with
newspapers! In, Ihe southeastern
part of the stat; is in Salem for
week's j visit With the Bert F.
Adams .ifamfljf lit 1890 i Ferry
sireeu 4 ms 1 iun May s nrst
visit to the Pac)fc Northwest, his
trip here: having been made via
the' coast route! through .Califor
nia. Asked i by! k Statesman ; re
porter his opinion ' of this coun
try, Mr.' May Was enthusiastic in
his ; praise of thfe wonderful scenic
beauty, ' the attainments In : the
matter of fruit '. production, and
the interesting jstages of develop
ment of the country, which! now
seem to be onlf just starting; jn
"I was! considerably disappoint
ed (with California, in that where
they do not haye handy irrigation
facilities, the entire state has the
same desert monotony, that one
meets in crossing Arizona and
New Mexico," Mr, May said. "It
was inaeea reir esning ,10 cross tne
line into Oregon where all was
verdant and beautiful, where run
niag stream met the, eye in place
WE fAld CASH FOR
t tOUR
FURfllTURE
ANj6 tools
Capital Hardware &
Furniture Co.
Best Prices Paid
285 N. Coi'l St. Phone 347
Xarmer Transfer Storage
3o. Will b located at .143
Soutbjj Liblity t. next to
3raber Brofe' Plumbing Shop
ifter lfuly ift. We would ap
?reciate you patronage at our
lew location; more than ever.
SB
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Lariner Transfer &
Storage Co.
l4oOe 030
days of
.;''!NDtice':e
responsibilities.
of dry creek 'beds. They -tell in
the middle west of California as
the : land ; of flowers. ' Where do
they get thatjstuff ? J have seen
a far more beautiful and exten
sive; floral landscapes 'here ' than I
saw anywhere on my trip. And
these .'.wonderful j roses- and the
unbelievable size and flavor of the
cherries; and' berries; i - It has all
been a wonderful revelation r to
tne. Truly, Oregon . folks hat
something to crow about." -";
'. Asked as to conditions In east
ern Kansas, especially' as to. the
dairy Industry, our Kansas visitor
says that the farmers of that sec
tion have learned the bitter les
son of trying to farm great areas
with te one-crop system, and are
turning to j the smaller tracts with
intensive methods! - I I .
."Bourbon county has taken the
lead in our section in turning jto
the cow -ax&d the, hen as the solu
tion of the farmer's problems, in
stead of leaning on farm blocs, and
legislation at 'Washington3 to keep
the sheriff " ' away., Bourbon
county is a , ' dairy county, and
where ten years- ago poorly kept
shacks and miserable roads pre
dominated there ..are now" beauti
ful farm homes connected with
hard surface roads. -Allen county
is falling in line with others and
the faxmers are! turning their! at-
Irrig
A
Plain
rpHE WATER COMPANY, is today pumping al-
A most one-third more water than last year, but
on extremely hot days the use and abuse of water
for irrigation deprives people living in the higher
parts of the ity. of ater; for domestic use.
Under the unusual weather conditions of this
summer, j many towns have had Jto restrict the use
of water for irrigating, same communities being al-
lowed to irrigate only one hour each day.
The rules of the Salem Water,-Light & Power
Company permit a liberal use of water, and if lived
up to, there will be enough water1 for everyone.
f It is against the rules of thi Company for any
consumer whether metered or not to irrigate thru an
open hose; The matter of irrigating with a hose
having a nozzle should be strictly i observed, as it is
a very important factor in maintaining a uniform
pressure; for all parts of the cityj, The nozzle should
not have an orifice greater than one-fourth inch. -
. The flat rate consumers irrigated: from 6 to 8
A. M. and from 5 to 9 IVI four days a week, the
residents of houses bearing even numbers irrigating
Monday Wednesday,. Friday, and Sunday, the resi
dents of houses bearing odd numbers irrigating,
Tuesday, Thursday,! Saturday and Sunday.
We bespeak your cooperation in adhering to
these . regulations to the letter, thereby assuring
everyone of an adequate supply! It is the part of a
pooa ciuzen 10 De careiui
in " i i it L
mis unusuauy noi weamen
Salem
Water, Light
Proclamation
Whereas the Fourth of July , comes on
Friday and is a legal holiday arid all busi
ness will be suspended on that clay and
whereas Saturday ! breaks lintb existence
between the Fourth of July and Sunday,
I, C. S. Hamilton! declare jlSaturday las a;
holiday for all my employees and my
store will be closed on Friday and Sat
urday so as to give my employees three
freedom! unbroken by
340 Court Street
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A Branch Summer School Ii aoir hng
conducted la Portland, Or4 during Jane,
July and Aognst bj th Urgett, best nd
most widely: known institute inu, the world
for the curing of Stsmmerinj, SluttfriDj
end u speech, imperiectran. Aaaresa
Kortbwest School for Stammerers,
909 Sore reign Hotel, Portland, Or.
tention to dairying. Our section t
is on the 'eve of long-sought pros-t
perity. And the dairy; cow is tho ''
cause of It all."
J Experience Isn't such , a great '
teacher it yon spend all your Umo
cn the same lesson.
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not to waste water auric
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& Power Company;
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