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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 22, 1925)
f .-.'f V--Va. -J ?JL! Part Two . iV. ft r Society, Churches,- Better Hemes, t . - - - jpZVpNTY-FOURTH YEAH SALITI. Or.rGON, SUNDAY HORNING, FEBRUAftY-22, 1025 I ' , scoot CO;.;;. no b:j Wop .Prfesbiterians Meet and Ar range for .Variety. Of 'Ac- " . tivities-for coys .' i At a meeting held last week' by the trofj committee representing the Presbyterian church, appoint ed'by the session of that institu tion February 12, final prepara tions were made . for the , initial meeting of the new Boy . Scout Troop to' be" " held ' ' Wednesday efenlng .This committee compris es Charles tHndkins. JU JWt we, and. J, M. Poughton, together with Arthur Bates, chairman of boys' wor"rof ""the 'Presbyterian church,' and Rev. Ward Willis Long, min ister. . '' - - " The troop' coramiUee nave 'tak en active control of the troop and plana-program particularly fea iWTJBgljBuLdo r"al recognition ;-, of .advancement by members of the troopl .'Satur days and holidays ;: will , be largely devoted to hikes cryarious nature, tnd as'much as" possible tf. the Scout's advancement will be done w System of Fat Reduction . L.'k HakSa win i fat, whan bj Tablta- yau Iter it a saw way for alt "at ptopla to radaca. A new way to rid yoarioll caaUy Ad qaiekJy of tha kardecaoaaa fat which aaafcaa you miaerabla. Why (honid yon let reairamr yonraetf to bains by vaing Uarmola Prescription yau can becoma alcndar a ami a I Thonsanda of aaan and women, each year rvgaia kcaHfay.. slerdr f iRarea thia way. Ic, too. mn tk off yonr execaa f lean is thia aaaao plaaaaat manner. No naad for violent .osarriaea nr atarratioa 4ieta. Juat tako oao amall MarmoU Prescription Tablet after each meal-and before (coins to bad. Ia a, very abort tuna your flabby fUah will berio to disappear and moa to Will boeooio the proud poaaeaaor of a slen der, ahapely figure, sou 'will neTer bo awtmlrad -as long as you are fat for fat people or always being made tun .of.' But ton's las that worry you anymore. .One of the forecaoat physician of his time dis covered the Marmot Prescription for fas reduction, and he alao conceived the idea of paitia t ap in the eoovooieat tablet form. All. yon have to do is to e;o to yonr drmcriat and gat a box. Or if yon prefer, aead tho- prico daUar . Ut Mar nols Compeay... General Motors' Bnydlac Patrolt, aich, and a box w-!U bo son to yo postpaid. Start- taLisg" thaae pleaaaat ' little tablet now -yoti - will; always be glad that . joo. ' decide to try them. BUaay of - yonr U wads -- ased them aaeeeasfully. Adv. on these occasions. Plans are be ing formulated whereby tbe com mittee will, sit monthly as a court of honOr to award Scout - badges. Two of the prospective members of the troop -will... receive their ln Testlture ceremony at the hands of the troop committee next Wed nesday evening. ' This will constitute the second Presbyterian Tchnrcn troop In the tership' of oiein C, Nile. Rain bow Troop is the oldest existing troop in this territory, and is the one - organization to keep intact during the years of Scout depres sion which hare recently been ex perienced. This troop ; aleo meets on,, Wednesday evenings at the Presbyterian church.- Letters were mailed to a num ber of Salem parents by the mem bers of the committee, advising them of the new organization, and seeking ; their cooperation in the management of the troop. The committee, after careful investiga tion or his fitness and - Qualifica tions,' have appointed Harold I Cook, former Scout executive, to serve as Scoutmaster. Armory Revival Services , ta Contiriue This Week c Servicef as usual In the armory every night at 7; 30 sharp "except ing Monday I and Wednesday of th'te week. r Before each : service there will be a half hour of prayer in the prayer room to pray God's blessing upon1 tbe meeting in the auditorium. Sunday' afternoon at 2:20 the subject ; villi ' be "'The J Two Wine Presses," - after which" - tbe ' sacra ment ot.the Lord's 'Sup'per' will be administered,- following which'; the sick v will be -prayed for. - ; With - reference 'to the 'night services-beginning Sunday: We are taking up the study . of proph ecy each night using i&g a .basis "A Thousand .PropheticMysteries in. Process of FalfIllment,"Each night we ..will take ..up. a Jew lot these prophetic' mysteries so bring yonr note books and pencils. It is amazing - how' ' many of; these prophecies - are-; already, fulfilled and being f fulfilled .before: our very' eyes, thus proving to. us that the return of our' Lord and Saviour li right at onrvery doors. These lectures are being illus trated by lantern slides using a eystem of charts,' mips and 4ia- grams and pictures,, thus visual izing the whole Bible to you. from Genesis to . Revelation so , that Christ may be -seen - everywhere revealed In .the word. , Although 170 OUT Q TOTA1I FOPULATIOI I OF 200 ARE OVERX0 YEARS JO LD .- , 4 a- . Aboy is pictured a group oftbt I U , donbtul ' If r there another I of olaie a percentage of "Octo- resIdentB of Sallada-bur. ' Pa It I town' In the these messages are termed f lec tures," yet they are fall of evang elistic spirit and power and .ap peal. ' ' ASSESSORS TO MKBT i DALLAS, ; Feb. 5 2 l.The . Wily lamette Valley "Assessors' . associa tion will hol4 its 'annual meetihg In pay as1 next Tuesday,; February 2 4,according to 'announcement' of Fred -ttolman, county'; -assessor. The meetings . afe" ,held; each -year prior ' to ;;the 'rtaking" Of property assessments ' and? are - chiefly f conf' cerned w" th ' equalization in : as sessments oii 1 personal ! property. Jtepresentatives are. expected frOm Lan'e.'Linn.Benton; llfarlbn.VYam hlll, Clackamas, Washington; 'and' Multnomah counties. .' ' t V A luncheon will be heid'at noon At the Gail hotel. . ' - - ' ' T France ;has ah infant ' Industry that ;ne4ds building up. .' tV' ri iVf '' ,;; k.it - I o-' " ' 111 ' " ' ; " - rw-i-t" . . 'l ice laDiirin,lrlra Overl&nds adoption of , all-steel bodies is admittedly, -one of tbe most Important AdranO'es ever made la $h 'tow-priced field. Sales of the new Overland all-steel Sedan are literally pyramiding. People are keenly, aware of the advantages v of steel construction iMtr . ticnlarly the greatly increased, range of drivlnff vision. " Besides its ajlteel body, the Overland Sedan wives' you bigger power . . patented .Triplex Springs . . .. .' stronger axles . . . bigger, rropeller shaft. . . balanced ... crankshaft . -. ..bigger brakes . . . disc-type clutch . . simpler InbrklatJon . . . slidis Cr tr?ismlssion. .-A ' very inexpensive car to bay and a, very economical . car to run, ' Extremely easy terms. . 1 ,. ... , - - . - - ' s ". j ." a ;,.. ' ' i -1. - - ," ' ' ' Iww www 1 war WaOAa aa aaraaraaaO iaani n--mm f .-v-- r. - -taV OjrtW' w. ; J- a . ' ' '" '' '"' ' '' r x ; , -w J t 1 i -a - J niiTP 11 rami PRESIDM1S Paissing-of Mrs.' Sy R;: Rddg , , ers, - an 0 rego n - Pioneer . and a Good Woman-'. . v r a, day operating Jn two'ieightrjionr wiuu. Assemory or ine transmis sion ' and "the "manufacture' of nim- eron's m6tdr parts are atso' carried oh: in the new building. 'f, 4Tranafer-.of j the motor assenibly from . liighland -Park to the new building at the River Rouge brings' cioser - reiauonsnip r.in; tms pnase of the 'company's prod uctlon cycle, 4ad manufacture -proceeds more continuously. The cylinder blocks' from the rtlme.;theytr take f orni whenthe molten . inetalr is- poured S.v R. Anfither pioneer,'? Mrs"; I Rodgers,' started- on. her last ' long if . . . -- --- . Journey . at s. Sarem, i Oregon, -VFeb.' 121925. -. ' 'y 2 Sarah -Rebecca'. Adams was Jorn In", Decatur- county; Iiw'a, T In l.th0 year. 184.2. .; Hf father, John Franklin Adams. , was ' a 'relative of John . Adams t and John vQuincy Adams," sscond and sixth-; presi dents of the United States. ;She was- a granddaughter of Col.. Na than ..Adams, of Revolutionary war fame, and Col. Adams was a second cousin of, John Adams,' sec ond president. Her mother, Mary Hlnkle, came of an old aristocra- tie family ; of .North Carolina. : Jn Hhe .yeari 1852 . Mr, Adams decided ! to - cross ; the .plains with his family by ex team. In their Journey' of six' .months they were freQuentljr exposed' to ; the attacks Of Indians and on several . occa sions they were .sated,., from mas sacre, by. the fair dealing with the Indians, of " Mrl .. Adams, -. who was captain '. of the .train of - covered wagons. Death stalked along the trail In the . form ol cholera, claiming, many victims, among them Abraham, one of the sons of Mr. Adams, .who. was left behind on . the banks of the Platte river. Abraham- was the twin .brother of Mrs. , J, W. Whitley, grandmother of Bert W.-Macy, the well known Salem attorney.. Jr. Adams lo cated on a claim in Marion coun ty about five miles, southwest : of Turner and the Whitley . claim was next to the Adams claim. - .-A Nameroas Family ; j . In -the year 1856 Miss. Adams was united, in ; marriage to Clarke Rodgers , ,a.. direct .descendant of Generate Qeprge: Rogers Clarke. Mr, Rodgers also, came to Ore gon in 1852. To them were born nine children, and there, have been 2 T grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren.. Five children sur vive, as , follows: - Mrs. S. W. Read of Corvallis; C. N. and CO.. Rod gers of - Portland; 1 C. P. ' Rodgers of Salem, 'and Mrs. Geo. Wood- of Salem,- -with -whom i Mrs. - Rodgers spent' the. last few .years. Mr. Rodgers' having preceded her. In the year'1896. ' - : - Mrs.1 Rodgers was raised ' in th e Christian faith! Her father was one of the old time ministers. She affiliated with V the Methodist chufch many yeArs ago. :-: ' --f f Mrsi. 4 L i it '. Wagner - and 'i Mrs. J'.W. Whitley, former; residents of Marion cottnty Mrs." James Short rldge of Cotuge Grove, and: Mrs. Abraham " Sargent ' of Jackson county, ' all -deceased, -were sisters of Mrs. Rodgers. , forward ' uninterruptedly through the great maehln shbp's "and oa to the assembly .line where they' are built into .completed power 'plants.' "' Passing of ttie Ford jengihe; as sembly line takes" from'; the' High land 'Park plant and the -scene of its origin, one of its most picture sque and interesting -departments, one -which was - a never-ending marvel -to the, thausands' who -annually- visit this -great automobile manufacturing institution. , ' Since the . first small motor; as into molds 'in -the foundry, -move- .sembly line was - put Into opera tion, when the Ford conveyor sys tem was innaugurated back in, 1911, nearly 11 million Model T Ford motors have been assem bled In the Highland Park plant and sent to all parts of the world. As production demands grew additional assembly lines were In stalled and when the department closed at the Highland Park plant motors were being assembled . on four conveyor lines, each .110 feet long. There were times- when more than' 8,000 motors a! days were produced along these assem bly Jines with the record 1G hour day standing at 8301: rBut progress in manufacture demanded - that' motor .assembly be conducted in closer relation to furnace, foundry ,tand machine shop. , With'the completion of the new building at theRiver. Rouge the line at the Highland Park was discontinued.-""' C lit Secures Urtj e Sum For-Lbts Held for Taes i . Of t he , 1 Q 3, lots held by the city of -Salem because, of .tax foreclos juxca,. every one of ,tnem '.has been sold, according to the . informa tion, made . public, last., week. ..Ap iproxltnitely a" sum or over 8T2, '500 was involved. -f All of the lots were in Oaks ad dition, except' two,anrthe largest buyer Was" the Salem school board. .Tracts ;of land . for . the Parrlsh Junior . high - BCbool were bOught from the city,' enabling the school board to make . a great saving. The lots were, eold at a price under their worth, and consequently were not on the city's hand for a very long time. The sales were stkrted in 1922. : ; . v ; James Young purchased the last Jot from -the city. . . MSTOIGEMIT Building " Activities Along Trade Street Are Bring- : ing' Recognition The new building to W erected by the Ryan Fruit company will make another step towards the development of Trade' street into a' commercial center is bearing out the'; prediction of , local business men,' who contended that within a few years "Trade would be built up from.' Cottage to. Commercial. The announcement concerns the building of a .new warehouse and cold, storage, plant at Trade and. Cottage streets, to be. complete by April :i:T , ' 1 ''; ' -Directly across 'the 'street" from1 the new' Ryan 'plant' the Willant- e'tte 'Valley Grocery company will' put up a' new" building this "year. -JuSfa block' north;. the new laun-, dry building is going np and will be completed within a. f ew ,weeks. - The different, buildings, that have gone t up 'recently show the use -which" the Southern Pacific spur Is being used. - j ,;" GIHC!IE.TElt-S'Fn.L-' ; I khiaaMara InaaMaa mmj ' V iltml aad fco4 ir.,.aV- -Ci I ia. Hud anta IKia una, V KVlikMak rrrmm w : rr J F I-Tr- Askfar 1 rm. II yaakojaaBt.S.faaa.ray(Ljiw - Manufacturing Processes In Ford Plant Described DETROIT, Mich, Feb. 21 -Another big manufacturing unit has Just been opened at the River Rouge plant of tbe Ford Motor company, . Detroit and - all Ford engines are now being bnilt there, facilities permitting most any in crease in production that demands may require. . ; " ?The .new building, which ad joins the machine hsop and, foun dry. ,has a floor space ,of . 625,400 square feet,:aiid s of. one-story construction with -extenslvs win do w space and roof of glass and steel so as to provide the1 maxi moia .in' daylif ht and , -sahltary, working csdltf 6ns. , Rotors 'tare, assembled 'on" four coatcyor ljnes, etch 2$8.i,feet ..)n; lensth, and the plant working, at- capacity , can pro2uce 9,0 0 0 coapleted meters LARGEST a ) 1 MM jEPARtAIErr Store ORGANIZATION tow. ' i .".'. , n "." . A a, mimm . aaaasai mi m fli im.. mMsj&Ji?. yJ3 571 DEPARTMENT STORES ..... J : '- 571 DEPARTMENT 160 Kbi-th' Liberty Street, Salem, Oregon RELIABLE QUALITY V: GOODS ALWAYS AT LOW PRICES Mm hyt , Popular Iteoals ; Sagv: . "Now that Spring is herVyouMl WantTto. freshen. ytdtirlibme asAveiras your wardrobe. And if you wish to do so ecohornically, take advantage, of th'esayings- we offer Hert. ' r r V ' These materials represent a care JuVseiecrionrf rota 'the foremost lines, made in this country to meet the popular .demand. ' Due to the quantity purchases; of , the: Jl'. C Penney . Company, for, its - hundreds of Stores, our customer " l a veil' choice of the best cloths, styles and patterns that can be'had at-the; prices asked." ' - . For Curtains 38-inrh Plain Sfarqnisette, white. Yard : . . . . . . ......... ... 20c inchTpiain Scrim,-write. YardT!29d 35-inch Crossbar Marquisette, white. Yard ; . ... .. ... . .29c 30-inch ' Ruffled Slarquisette, 1 , white. . Yard . . . .... .... . ... ... 39c 35- inch Embroidered' Marquisette, mer- cerized, white. Yard. . . . . . . . . . .35c 35inch Sdrim. fancy double border, white. Yard ................ -10c 3tf-inoh Crossbar .Marquisette, . white -with colored dots . . . . r. . .. .29c 36- inch White Dotted Swiss, in various patterns. Yard . ... . ........ .29e - j For OverHrapes 35- inch; Woven Jacqnawl -Madras in ; ; various colors. . Yard . . . . . .f 1.49 20-insh Woven Fibre Silt BUdra r in various colors. .', Yard . -., . . . . . 89c 45lnch Snnfast Fibre ' Silk . Drapery, t assorted Colorings. :.' Yard ..'i . . .$1.49 32-inch Shantung Pongee. Yard . . . 75c 36- inch Snnfast Casement Silk; oyster. Yard . ... .... ..... .'. ..... ... .79c 30-inch Sanfast Fibre "i Silk Brocade Drapery. Yard . . . . . . . ; . . . . . $1.49 j . , - . . - . : - - i .... 1- ' ' - ': " a. ". . '.36inch Silkalinea in "plain co'ors and atT" 'tra'ctiveprintcd' patterns for" comfort- -illes, linings, etc. Yd .23 Cretonhca 34- Indh Cretonne in attractive patterns and colorings. Yard . . . . . .3c 36-inch Radio Cretonne, lustre finish. Yard ........... .j . . . i. . . . . . . . .29c 36-lncli Cretonnes, medium weight, a variety of patterns.' Yard 49c & 59c 36-inch Terry Clotli, double ' printed. Yard 4 .J". ... . . .89c 36-lnch Figured Kaleen, . Yard . . . . . 39q . Filet and Novelty Nets ... . -i . . 28-inch Filet Net, Ivory and ecru. Yard ........... .;.;... ...19c 35- inch Filet Net," ivory and ecru. -Yard - . .20c 45-inch Shadow Jfet, ecru, very' popular. Yard 55c 40-Inch Grecian Net, ecrul , Yard . . ,45c 38-inch Filet Net, ivory,, very-attractive. . .Yard ............... 1 . .69c '- --;-" ' ' .I--;; ,--Ruffled Cuftaiins .Fine White VeCn'rtaiiM, , with fast cojof-pink or blue ruffled edges. Tie backs . and - valance to - match. Very . much in demand Just, now.;; , The pair, only ...... ..... . .$3.39 Ou!r feladio Percale Attractively Priced J l . ' We can very heartily recommend', this fabric to you because of ihe price 1 saving. , : ' ' ; f This : is a full standard : quality, - 36 ' inches virile. We are showing a good as-- softmeni of the season's new patterns artd colors, light and dark' grounds.. This" low, price is made possible by the large -, quantities sold in all our stores. . Yd.: Fins 2 5-indb.- Cambric Percales ' The pare cambric finish; and "printed in a variety ot( pleasing new designs grounds .with, neat patterns, ' ladigo navy blues, etc. Yd. c r.leaauriria- Cost " " ' v .. r-.- . . . . Economy U dependent up on quality or.durabiL'ty. It's not what a thing costs that : make ;' it a, desirable : pur chase, It ; is' the service, it . will render. 4 - -Tta far-rtachinz inapor ' tince iOf quah'ty " has never - been overlooked in our store keeping. , . - - , - 'i A high. , standard was set La . the - besinnif??.; .It j has ever been maintained. A - cIosV scrutiny is made , of the goods that enter our stocks thit'f rrS : sc'enbm , mzj be experienced by. you when - you - favor us wuh s your' patronise. " Co. -9-. Fest Cclcred Zzl'z mil Our own brand of fast colored Suiting in a vari ety of shad: s. Colors rnll- not run or fade. 3 6 -'le, Yard, oJy, :ches
