- THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM. OREGON
SUNDAV Morning, august io, 1924
s
IMPORTANT TO HOME BUILDERS OR HOME
BUYERS
"P"YAVE yon your own home, or do you need help to plan your1
hornet Arc you paying out good money for rent and yet
nothing for it but rent receipts? Let me give you my price on
your new home. I do nothing but first-class work, and I am sure
to save you money. I am doing it for others, why not for yout
I will build any kind, of a home you wish, from brick, tile, or
stucco, and. guarantee my work. V always have new homes for
sale, 4, 5, 6, and 7-room homes, well built. I will be glad to
show you some of these brand new homes ready to move in. ?As
low as $100 will move you in and the rest like rent. It will pay,
you if you are thinking about a home, to see me. 1 1
it; 1 1 r t ; -j 1 1
f ; rQt n a
.1
r . , ; . ,i:11 jr. : .,. -y-'-T
' """ iiiiaimiiiriiMiH iiiim niiim n i mi i in n I ininni... mih.i.ihL 111;; mi
CONVENTION
G. L. Newton, manager of the
Newton Chevrolet company, local
Chevrolet dealers returned early
In the week from Oakland. where
he attended the sale convention of
the Pacific coast dealers. He sta
ted that the 1 factory, announced
and assured the dealers that they
were anticipating no material learned.
change In jthe Chevrolet and that
the present model would be con
tinued. "They are aiming to Im
prove the car but get away from
the yearly model," added Mr. Newton-
There were 21 dealers at the
convention from the Northwest.
The 1925 Chevrolet model will be
shown and announced for the first
time at the automobile show in
New York in January it
was
THE STATESMAN'S GREAT SEASHORE
TRIP CONTEST
' Standing of Candidates
MIES APPEAL FOR
fl'S
HIM
E
Money Being Raised to Build
; Near Boys' Building ;
. . . .
1 .
These standings represent the votes polled In the ballot box for
the candidates upto noon Saturday, August 9th: ' -.1
Alien, Bernlce, 290 South Twenty-first street .. . .
Alky, Mrs. T. M. 198 North Twenty-first .
Alkfre, Rita. 923 North Sixteenth street
Amort, Rose, State hospital . .
,Amsler. Elva. 1043 South High street ... .i. ... .
Anderson, Harel, -route 8 ............ j. J. ....... .t . .
Aufranc, Yvonne, 1086 Center
Barlow, Miss Vernice. 1730 Fairmount . . .'. . i
Backe, Mrs. Velma, route 1 .......,'..... ... ..
Beck, Lucy, 422 South High .......... . J. .!. . ......
Benner, Florence, 525 North Capitol ...... .V. ......... .
Best, Mrs. G, 1864 North Liberty . . .i. ..... I
Budwill, Zola M.; Hoyt and Commercial . . . . L
Brassfield, Helen, Fairgrounds road . . . .
Breitenstein, Miss Clara, Salem .;. ........!.......
Breithaupt, Miss Irene, 733 Ferry ....................
Buck els. Miss. 298 North Twenty-third
Bossick. Mrs., 1944 -North Capitol I. ...... . ...........
Buss. Miss J.. 892 South Twelfth ,k ............. .
Canby, Dorothy, 2780 Brooks avenue .'. ...........
Cannoy, Fetha, route 2 .... j.
Casperson Miss,, Salem hospital i. ...... ... .
Claxton, Alice. 1265 North Cottage ........... 4 ....... .
Cleary, Mrs. James, North Seventeenth ... ...
Connar, Anna, State hospital . . J. . . I. . .'. .
Crowder, Dakota, 116 Marlon street ....................
Dancer, Dorothy, route 7 . ... ... . .1. . ...... . . . ..........
Drager, Ruby, 1138 North Fifth, Salem
Erion, Bernlce, Oregon theatre .-.:.
Farmer, Alma, 835 North Commercial
Findley, Edith, 225 North Twentieth
Findley, Pauline, 225 North Twentieth
Oeer, Leona. 475 North Commercial
Gerlinger, Madeline, Dallas, Ore. ..........
George, Hazel, 360 State Btreet .............. . . . .
Griffith, Ruth, State hospital . . . ........ J ..... .
Gwynn, Maude, 1480 North Fifth i. . ; ... . .
Hackett, Blanche, route 1 ..... j. ....... i. .
Hansen, Roberta. 180 East Miller . . .
Heinick, Evangeline, 823 North Commercial)......
lieinick. Elois. 823 North Commercial . . .
Harlan. Zelda, 225 Superior ...........
Hewitt, Thelma, 2230 North Fourth .
Hirons, Mrs. C.W.. 2417 Trade .......
Horner, Lucille, 245 Division . . i .............. .
Hickman; Fleda, l block South Hoyt, ml. S. Commercial.'
Hockett, Lois, 1603 North Commercial ... 4 ... . .....
Hummell, Mrs., 1818 North Capitol ...j. .......... .
Jaquet, Alice, Silverton . . . .... ........ j ... k ....... .
JaBper, Clara, North Sixteenth ........... j .........". .
Jones, Miss Florence, 606 South Church . . . i . . . . . ..
Judson, Carol, 1244 Waller .... 4 ........ i .... . . . . . . '. .
Kibble, Miss Margaret, 695 South; Commercial
Klllan, Catherine. 210 Center
Kirk, Uinta. Chemawa, Ore. .
Kunkle, Anna, Bligh theater
Lainson, Mrs. Stanley, 1460 State street
Larson, Irene, 542 North Liberty
Lisle, Esther, 1041 South Thirteenth
Lucas, Winnifred. 1042 Saginaw i . . ...
McCallum, Mrs. Hazel '..
A.fjIfAlrriv Vsrv Vrolln fAtn.
J j i . j fiviui tuuj pauj ..........
McElroy, Mam, Certified market. Church street .........
Mclntyre, Miss Gladys, 52 7 . Center ...... . ........... .
Macy, Mabel, 1562 Mission street! ........ I .....
Macy, Miss Mabel, 810 South Fourteenth . . ;
Maden, Miss Grace ............ J ...... j, , .........; .
Marnach, Pauline, South High . . 1 ........ I ......... 1 ! '.
Miller, Mrs. H., Detroit, Ore. .... I ........ 4 ........... .
Nash. Retha, State Tax commission . . . .. .1 ........... .
Needham, Mrs. C. N., S58 State . i. . . ... .1
Newcombe, Beatrice Crawford, route 2, box 179 . . . .
NewgenVMrs. J. B,, 265 South Eighteenth . . . ........
Page, Virginia, route 1 ...... 4 .1 ....... .1 .... . .' ...
Palmerton. Mlzpah, office of Superintendent of Public In
struction i. .............. i ........i. .
Papenf us, Alice, Thirteenth and Morrison
Patterson1 Paullae, 495 South Winter ... .
Payne, violet M., 1795 North Capitol
Pelley, Lottie, 340 Division street ....... .1
Peetz. Hazel. Turner, Ore. :
Plank, Heloise, 2365 South Commercial
Pope, Florence, 1809 Market
Powell, Gladys, 1980 North Commercial . . .!.
Power, Miss Florence, -253 North Thirteenth
Pro, Margaret, 2240 North Liberty . .... .,
Rieley, May, State hospital '.
Ritchie, Alene, 2595 North Fourth '.
Ritchie, Winnifred, 2595 ?forth Fourth ... :.
Roberts, Beulah. 1055 South Thirteenth . j.
Ross, Mis4 Leah, 498 North Liberty . .. j.
Sande. Helen. 1965 Trade .............. i.
Savage, Katherine. 634 Ferry ...... ,. ... j ,
Schlagel, May, 2289 North Liberty j ,
Schwab. Miss Nellie. 533 North Sixteenth
Shaw, Marion. 1565 South Commercial ......... 4. . .
Shipp, Jean, 406 Hoyt street ........... 4 ........ .1. . .
Smith, Nadeen, care Condit & Glover . . . ....... ., , .....
Snyder, Violet, 675 South Twelfth
Spusser. Miss Emily, 116 Marion ......
Starr, Ruby, route 9
Starr, Routh. route 9 .............. .
Steingrube, Mrs.' Nina, 2265 State street
Taylor, Mrs. Albert, 1245 Madison . . . . .
Thompson, Esther, route 8 ...........
Thompson, Mrs. W. G., 2640 Lee ......
Turner," Mrs., State hospital .........
Vincent, Juanita, 960 Broadway .......
Waldespel, Luella, 1144 Ferry street ...
ward, Mrs. M. i. 1487 aroadway
Welser, Frances, 322 State ....... . .
Wenger, Tresta, 1125 North Summer
Williams, Miss Dolores, 253 North Thirteenth
Winkelman, Helen, Salem ........
: Woods, Mrs. Rose, Royal Cafeteria
' Young. Katherine, Fairgrounds road
Zamker, Lena, State hospital
i
4
'. f .
4
i i L
m. 4
. . . .
. . 1
enaie, uuruena, vv aier street ........................ t 100 I
. . . .1
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
105
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
105
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
105
100
105
100
100
100
100
100
110
100
100
100
100
100
100
110
100
100
100
1100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
120
100
150
100
100
120
100
100
aoo
100
100
100
100
100
105
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
830
100
100
100
100
105
100
100
100
100
135
.795
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
Ada Wallace Unruh, campaign
manager, has made an appeal for
the new building for the Chil
dren's Farm Home at Corvallis.
The fund la now being raised. Five
thousand dollars was raised at the
Multnomah fair and two thousand
Jsr availably from th"e Mothers
day offering of last spring, and
fine location has been secured
for a bazaar at the State Fair at
Salem next month.
It is hoped that every woman
who has an interest in the care
of homeless children will send at
least one article either ornamental
or useful for this sale, f Men are
not barred from participation in
this event and either their owu
handiwork or a bit of the "cur
rency of the realm will be ac
ceptable. These gifts should be
sent in as early as possible -md
addressed to Mrs. C. P. Bishop,
of; Salem who will have general
charge of this sale. ! ?
Two more additional cows are
very much needed also as the
nine we now have fai". to meet
the demand for milk from the 76
children now In the Farm home.
Sad experience prove to ! the
members of f the Farm Home
Board that unless these children
are given home care that it will
not be long before a large' propor
tion will become a heavy charge
ant provision for the delinquents
and many dependent children in
the past have for lack of provi
sion for dependents, been placed
with delinquents and naturally
have learned their ways, a loss
to good manhood and womanhood,
and an expense to the state.
SALEM IS TALKED
4
T
UG
C01S
I
People Beginning to Look
j Toward City Linen
j Brings Inquiries
Salem is one of the most dis
cussed cities along the Pacific
coast, according to one prominent
local realtor. The large amount
of building, noticed by tourists as
they pass through tha city, the
camp grounds and the great fruit
industry, all attract attention and
as a result ithe fame of the city
is broadcasted north and south,
i Of particular interest to real
tors is the practical assuarnce of a
linen mill here, next year. The
flax , industry has received much
publicity up and down the coast
and already realtors are receiving
inquiries regarding prospects for
work, prices of property and other
pertinent questions,
j Though things have been a -.lit
tie quiet during the summer, other
realtors are strong in their belief
that business in the next month
will pick up to a remarkable ex
tent. Rural properties are slowly
to the tax payers of the state as moving, but this is haled as a fine
delinquents. There is an abund- sign, and shows activity at least.
CEDAR
INEB
i Always popular, on account of
their many advantages, are now in
cluded in our general offering of
Luggage Bargains
No matter what your need may
be in Trunks or Hand Luggage this
is a golden opportunity for you to
supply yourself !
Special Sale Prices
apply on every piece of traveling
goods in the house
COME EARLY AND SAVE
Max 0. Bur en
Furniture Rugs Wall Paper
- 179 North Commercial
Salem, Oregon
ADAM ENGEL, Builder of Good Homes
Phone 1337J
1420 IT. 5th Street
I WALTER R CHRYSLER'S
XRAffl
TALKS
TRAFFIC CONGESTION
Commonest causes of traffic con
gestion in cities arei
Narrow streets from former times,
v Building populations too great for
the capacity of adjacent streets.
The lack of coning with reference
to use, height and bulk of buildings,
so as to preclude the creation of
traffic congestion, caused by the use
of the streets by such building ten
ants, especially at morning, noon and
evening hours.
The , lack - of platting ordinances
which would prevent the creation of
new subdivisions with streets which
are too narrow for ultimate use.
The inadequacy of arterial thor
oughfares, present and postponed.
The lack of a comprehensive plan
within which can be included each- of
the several creative and preventive
measures suggested above.
POLLUTED WATERS KILL FISH
reports from those who have oli
served the traffic conditions in
that city. There ia less confusion
than was anticipated and one can
now drive through the congested
district in less time than before.
Some of the people in Salem are
looking forward to the time when
(even with our wide streets) Sal
em will need ( to have a on way
traffic ordinance. These people
expect to see Salem larger than
Portland in time. i
Wealthy Mine Owner's '
Venture Establishes Town
BELFAST, Aug. 9. Xewtown
kelly ia the name of a new town
which has sprung from the venr
ture of Sir Samuel Kelly, wealthy
r
LOOKING AHEAD
FOR lc
COPENHAGEN. Aug. 9 Fish
are " dying by millions in Danish
inland waters, due; it is explained,
to the unusually long and severe
winter, which made the . waters
stale and rotten.. Industrial es
tablishments dump- much, of their
refuse into the watere, but ordi
narily this does not harm the fish
as the obnoxious gases escape.
Last winter the lakes and ca
nals were frozen for five months
and the gases could not escape
until the Ice melted.
OXE WAY TRAFFIC
The' one way traffic which took
effect in Portland recently is
working out very satisfactory from
Plan now for winter comfort
by asking for further Informa
tion regarding the most econo
mical heating plant on the
market.
Eastman Sibloco
"furnaces
$79.60 and up
A lc post card brings the
Information . without any obli
gation on your part. ;
Silverton Blow Pipe
Co.
Silverton, Oregon
Material
; "When, you are wanting to builil anything from a pig
trough to mansion, don't fail to see our material. We handle
the equal of any and better than many. Do youytrant shingles?
We have them and price ik right. IDon't draw on your imag
ination and decide that you can do better some place else. We
have what you want and will sell it right. Try us.
J. W. Copeland Yards
Salem Yard at West Salem
, I :' ".. ' - j - -
Phone 576 , '
Yards in West Salem, Albany, Lents, Hubbard,
YaxnhiU, Hillsboro j '
Fairmount Hill Building
Site
2 Lots. 150 feet frontage on Superior St., and
100 feet on Fairmount Ave. Water piped to
property. Small cottage. Exceptionally fine
view.
Price Only $3000
This is without doubt the best available building: site on
Fairmount Hill. , Approximately $200,000 of new dwel
lings under construction on Fairmount Hill at this time.
Fine view residence locations will soon command a
premium. This property may be purchased of me or
through any member of the Marion-Polk County Realty
Association Multiple Listing Bureau. ; ;
. A. C. Bohrnstedt
147 No. Com'L St. . (Phone 577) - Salem, Oregon
mine; owner, and which is said to
be ' the- greatest commercial un
dertaking ever attempted singje
handed in Ireland.
He has successfully prospected
for coal, sunk two deep sLafts,
constructed over-head equipment
and laid eight railway; sidings.
YES TO BE SURE
But why buy a substitute 'for real sewer pipe, when you
can get the best for the same price.'
Use burned clay vitrified sewer pipe.
feoil acids will not disintegrate them, nor will the acid3
formed by, the decomposition of sewage destroy them.
Burned clay materials have been used for centuries and
still lead they will persist when the manufacture of
substitutes is discontinued.
Salem Brick & Tile Co.
Tile Road, Salem.
Phone 917
For Beauty and Service
T-fli attractiveness of the home depends in a large,
measure upon the beauty of its rugs.
cjhe Aristocrat of American Wiltons
not only reflect in their wondrous patterns and colorings
the splendor of the choicest, age-old masterpieces, but
also provide a lifetime of service.
A full line awaits your inspection here.
Appropriate Drapes
t !
i
I
i
We are equipped to give
100 Drapery service. .v
Just phone us or drop in and
we will be glad to assist you
in your drapery problems,
kitchen, ! dining room, living
room, bed room, music rooms,
dens, we have appropriate
drapes for all.
--COAL
-HIGH-
-PRICED?
-cm I
Here's a Ton Free !
Yes, sir; absolutely free! Simply enroll In our Heatrola Club
4a small sum makes you a member and a ton of coal will bo
delivered to your home free. Then ...... Easy, convenient
payments will make you the owner of a Heatrola. It will bo
installed in your house before the first hint of cold weather
your home will be assured of even furance heat throughout
the winter months. ; " -
i
ESTATE
HEATROLA
The new-day way of home heating. Installed in one of the
living rooms, it beats the whole house. . Looks like a hand
some piece of mahogany furniture. 1
The Free Coal Offer expires August 16th , .
Come in now and let us tell you the complete details.
77r
TOM
nn2er,vIlarion, route 5 :...l...........:.M,....-...lii5.