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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 4, 1925)
FTT?JDAY riOHNING, JANUARY 4, W I t Mi I- w w . . . - J ' w ( Jl ' S 4 and, loosing, 53. .Taetemain- p5er were miscellaneous each as , jstoclcniea. jssiwniilla, hold-over and . biters. ' - . ' .-; . : .ratrcl CosU ('. J j Tor the first tims expenditures -for patrol and fire suppression on, land3 outside the national for- jEsti passed the half million dollar mark, the total fop 1924 -beiss 555M32.Z7," .the report stated. VThet Increased expenditures are directly traceable, to the extremely hazardous fire season. While the 'cost of patrol Is somewhat In ex- A Gleamy Mass of Hajr "Dcndtrbe" does Wend ';' for 'Any Girl's Hair 1 A - ' Girls! Try this! -When comb ""ing and dressing your .hair, just ' moisten your hair-brush with a little "Danderlne" and brush It through your hair. The effect is startling! -You can do your hair up immediately and it will appea'r twice as thick and heavy a mass icf. gleamy hair, . sparkling with ..life and possing that' Incom parable . softness, freshness ' and luxuriance. . . . . While bcautifyiag the Lair .''Danderlne" is also toning and .stimulating each single hair to crow thick, long and strong. . Hair stops falling, oat and' dandruff disappears. Get a-bottle of "Dan derlne'.' at. any drug or toilet counter and just see how healthy and youthful your hair appears liter this delightful, refreshing dressing. Adv. cr3 of.tat cf the.prgTloas jcz.t, .ths .firs flittlcs - cxpen 2ltar.es leaped to ::$275,S153-nearly half of .the: total .expenditures. Uty per cent.ef this anonatwas siieat by. operators .In . surpreiisg fires In or near holdings and i the remaining 40 per cent being fire fighting associations and also by the state In -state parolled coun ties, .... j-- " i; . . Weathirr .Dnreaa !AJd. VP' Increased importance to pro tective organizations is the cooper ation, of . the weather bureau la broadcasting .information relatixe to weather. conditions,? the; report says in" closing. "The jseasonljust passed saw ,six periods of thre,e or more days duration whenilow humidity, high temperatures and east winds all combined to make" conditions favorable for more" dis astrous ' fires. -Accurate" informa tion" from the weather I bhrea.u made it possible for patroli to be intensified : and every 'possible ef fort made In advance to prevent the start or spread of fire. J ' - : "Each year has seen more lB- tenslve -patrol through additional field men, better equipment, note A. a a . i if ili yLiJiuUi.iiQUL J Million ' and i a Half ;: Dollar Factory Now Undsr Con : : structipn at Sidney In a letter, to a member of jthe Statesman force, dated at Dickin son, North Dakota, Rev. James El Tin, formerly pastor of the First Congregational church of Salem, now in charge of the Congrega tional church there, says among other things: " "A happy New Year to yon and yours! I wish, you could ; Just know how much real ; pleasure your paper brings to us in this part of the .world. 1 , ; JJuiUins Scgar Factory . ; "Two ordinary men at Sidney, Montana, a,few months ago went out after a beet sugar factory, and trail, telephone and lookout con-now the Hollywood Company, ac- ELrncuun, ana a closer cooperanqn of all. protective agencies. The re sults of this .gradual .bnildinjg up is the. maintenance of an organi zation that was very able io'ope with the seriQns season." f 1., Greater Demand fcrAVcrk' Is ;B eincj $ ads JJy VcrRi The labor report for the week ending January 3 ! submitted by xnB unuea states , empioynent service operated here; in", coopera- tionith the YMCA, shows! that 80 menand women made applica tion for Work, 21 inquiries for helD were received, '20 individuais re- A A M.: ' nirrea w employers ana zy ord ers placed. - . ? ! -'; A greater demand .than usual for employment was made by women. A total -of 31 applica tions were received at .the ' local office and of -thU number five were placed. Hotels and restau rants made; the greatest demand for labor in this department! Ac cording to the records two wait resses, . two cooks and one pantry worker .were placed ;Jn positions. Of the 49 men who applied for work, 5 I were placed in employ ment. Of this number 13 de mands' were made for common labor and two for woods laborers. WOULD STAXDAKBXZE RELU WASHINGTON, Jan. 3. Action at this session on a measure to standardize bread loaves and to require all loaves in interstate commerce to be full weight, was introduced today in the .house by Representative Brand, republican. Ohio, who introduced -bill for this purpose at, the last session. . tually has a . million' and .a half dollar factory under construction. Beets here average from IS to i.5 tons per acrt an,d the price aver ages .$10 per ton. . ? "I could tell - Salem something about beets. Salem OUGHT TO RAISE SUGAR BEETS AND have a big refinery. " Some Cliurcji News "We .have just - completed - at Dickinson the first1 nnl: of our new 1100,000 ehurc , Ihe first unit has cost us abou $30,000 and is nearly all paid for.' 5 "With iindest regards to good old Salem and all our! .Salem friend3,' etc' j : Mr. Elvin and Mrs. Elvln ar 1 their two hclldren" were popular in Salem. There was always some thing doing in j the vicinity f -Sir Elvin. He. was heart and soul in every good community, movement. as well -as ,la cburch work. If Mr. -Elvin were here now he woati not consider that hi3 calling as a minister of tbe;gospel.wo.uld inter fere with his.duty to:hls. cpmraun- ity- and he would be going right down the line I In pur proposition to get a beet augarfactpry here; or as many .pfi them as we, could find farmers to grow beets for. The fact JsJ our farmers here in the Saleni district can .jspv as many sugar beets to the acre as can be grnwri t Sidney, Montana; and heeta tnat win aTerajce a higher sugar content - .than . the beets produced there. ' Silvertcn .Lonanberry Wan Says Co!d.Kil!cd;His Vir2S SILVERTOX,, Ore., Jan. 3i ( Special . to The Statesman. W. H. .Gatchet, jwho .for the past few years 'has been one. of iivertons loganberry growers, reports that the recent cold -weather killed most of his vines.' 'Owing-to -the fact that a year Would necessarily elapse before the vines' would again become! productive and to the uncertainty of .the loganberry market, Sir.' Gatchet says he will probably taker out the vines and put In some other crop. According- to current r reports about Silverton Mr. Gatrhet la not the only loganberry grower so minded. Many, of the' growers are' reporting that they plan- to re move .their vines . this winter ' as the market is .'too uncertain. . J u is m Os Athletic Contest Competitive Drill and Big' Feed ' Js Planned-Monday 4 The National Guard : units pf Salem are to have, a big time at the armory Monday night, accord ing to .the nrogram that has been arranged. '- ;Jt ; Includes everything from a ; basketball game , to .a , feed and promises to, be.pne of the best times the guard units ;ha,ve .ever had. , To start things off .Qn. the right track .the first, and second teams of Company F .will partici pate for honors. . , , A squad drill between the non commissioned offers and .the pri vates, .which s will be followed by an equipment race. A centlpedt race - will -l?e. the . next ' in order. ; One outstanding, event will' bp the free for all manual drill to be staged. Thi3 will.be followed by a blindfold race ' with jthe auto matic -rifle, In .which the winner assembles the . rifle while blind folded.- Another attraction will be . the platoon -company drill between two of the units and last of all will be the feed. Grf at things hare been secured by, the mess-sergeants and. no one wil g away hungry. i Angelo has been leased by tbe municipal authorities to a Genoese restaurateur for the; construction 0f a huge ; popular-priced Restau rant to accommodate thousands of Holy Year pilgrims to Rome dur ing 1925. The t plot of ground, comprising about I two acres, is cowoccupied : by an';," 'amusement park, a miniature Coney Island, but all these gaudy trappings will be removed and open air restau rant pavilions installed iwhergs meals will be served, at a flat .rate of nine lire,; about 40 cents, in eluding a bottle of wine. ;' Missing .Texas . man wired . he is in jail in Mexico, showing there was no. cause" to worry about ;him. Cherry Growers f.tcct Here To Discuss Their Problems The cherry growers of this dis trict met yesterday at the Salera Chamberof Commerce "for an in teresting 'meeting to listen to the report, of Lloyd T. Reynolds, sec retary:treasurer. It was shown by the report that considerable in terest s bing'sbown by the num bers of growers who have paid their share of 50 cents per acre, in order, to send representative te Washington, D. C, to secure ad dttionaii tariff on cherries that are being' shipped into theUnited States.. ; . ' ;.' r'"':; I.- --'-A meeting is '.to be held In - Portlaad, January 8 by represent! etives from "Washinston, Idaho' Oregon, and California to take the matter of selecting delegates , to aprear in Washington. j Representatives of the Salem I organization who will atend the t Portland lueetins are O. E. Brooki ' A. E. Wright. Ray Glatt. George Vick, Jra Powell, N. L. Guy, and Max Gehlar.- Fischer Piano $273 ' We have on & dandy Fischer Fiano, beautUul mahogany casa, .like .new, easy ter:ixs. j , Geo. C. Will, 422 State St. RO:,li .GUIS ..READY FOR ROMJE. Jan. 3. The big square in the ehadow of the Castle of St. - - f - $MM ' BE jl-OF L'IGiHITS WHILE THEY LAST -V - .Globe Stop .Signal Jleg. JJtice $3.50 JIM' SltQTH 4 W ATKINS " : N.W. Corner Cciurt rid HcH Streets , SUITS - OVS.CC..;. 1 v ;?:-,,-.).-,',! : " J-l !.;! .y-. ' - . -. .- - r- i Jnading Kuppsnheimer CloiMs Men's SIicso, i ' 1 m 1T i . .- ffrnisiiuig OFF: s Mi. - "1 Hats, Caps at,Gpnu;no REDUCTIONS JState St. fpn.n-1?.' n ar.d 1 i; Bsur Id.. This .is no !FraudT or "Bait Eaia. xivery .. article ; oiierea here is lC3''-rcal (alae as I represented. Stock. Goiiijr n .v Mf i Pr?p q At Their Lo'.'r:t WATCH cun -VJIIDOrG n H 1 r ' -T O S '" 1 ?sh '"f. Pff?? f3 ndcrfcl v,e , and We wiih ,to ,th!!the peopleof Salem cn -ScliSftr U l . 'li J . . . . 1 It PURS CANE SUpAR 10 poi;ni3 ROYAL CLUB COFFEE ; 1 pound Tin L..--.... RINGER EIIAND CATSUP Bottle ARMOUR'S MILK J cans ... 79c 47c 14c rr ROYAL i CLUB PURE ja .- : VaIIa itract, qz. ..f. C . HOYAL B: POWDER nr 122. can . 45,C rAp PRY COFFEE 9 f 1 pr-d ,hv,C FOUNTAIN CHINOOK ' o SALT.ION, 15 jjz. cans .... 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