" SUOTAYMOHNYnGMARCTI 151925
J3JEL0nEG0N STATESMAN, SALEM; OREGON
CITY fJEWS
I' (Continned from paga 6)
yesterday. The fight to spare the
tree Jias been going on tor tome
time.' The survey which' the road
had taken would cause the tree to
liel cut-down. For 6ff years the
tje'e has'been standing. In -front of
the home of Miss Kinney and has
been her one unfailing friend.' It
apepared for a while that it would
fait before the road-building pro
gram.. County Judge Hunt . and
County Commissioner Smith were
Htrumentai in rerising.tne. plans
to?spare the beautiful oak. .
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PojrrTags Examined
Dog tags, which are used . in
Other counties of the state,'-, were
examined by the county court yes
terday. It is 'expected that the
fags will be used instead of the
Cottars, when the collar supply is
t-xha,usted.
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lf Veterans Invited
Spanish War Veterans and OAR
numbers have been invited to at
lend the installation services of
hejiew members of the-American
region next Monday evening when
Capltoi Post No. 9 initiates their
new members. Wive, and-rfrinds
rr the veterans are invited to the
Initiation.- The -meeting iscalled
tot 8 o'clock at the Armory.
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thieves played a mean trick up-
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and other accessories,-Th car was
Iinthe garage, which was entered
by;prowlers by prying off the lock.
They stripped' the Hudson car rif
it'eaujpment. A rear w.helfequip
Pfd with a new Kelly-Springfield
Urea tire from the front wheel,
a S. r M. spotlight, a large jack, a
wifieel puller, a green checkered
robe of Indian design and a ruoto-?
meter. The robbery happened
aD'o.ut; 1 o'clock, according to the
report of the neighbors who heard
thqi exhaust of a motor car about
thattime.. - J'. .- '
Protest Sustained
.Protest against two ineligible
players on the Amos Davis Mem
orlalhigh school of , AnmsviHe by
Crabtree, a school in Linn county;
were sustained Saturday, by, the
Btate high school athletic associ
ation. One player. was on. the. boys
team and the other -on the girls
team . The game in question was
played at Gates February 27. Irf
regular attendance and failure to
maintain passing grades were the
t mhnJLVfhiithik
tiiin
- . Never in the history of oqr bbsiiicisa have we of
fered such wonderful values.. In order to reduce, our;
. stock of "used. Cars." quickly we have reduced our prices,
to where there is no profit left. Avail your self of this..
opportunity for there is no doubt but that you will pay
more when the selling season opens. We" have forty cars
for. you to-choose from of most any price' or quality that,
you could desire. ; 'A'
,We list here a few for y6ixr,Bpptavidi r 1
1924 brlanauriii. ..C .305.03
194 Chevrolet Itdaaic. 475.C3j?
1923 Chevrolet Coupe.;. 550.00
1923?Willys Knight
1 924 Gardner Touring 835.00
1922 Oldsmobile Sedan 700.00.
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We have cars of jnost all standard makes and models
at the price you nnt to pay. At $50.00 and up. ; If you
expect to buy a car this spring you; can't- afford -to-let
this opportunity pass. A .small deposit will .hold any car
that you may select. Very liberal terms."
"After VVeScTI We Served
basis of the charge. Members of
the board .who heard the case were!
George- A. Briscoe, superintendent
ot - schools. Ashland, president:
J.'O. McLaughlin, superintendent
of schools, Corvallis, secretary and
Austin Lindreth, principal of Pen
dleton high school, vice-president.
Foar -licensee Granted---..'
The county clerk's office had an
unusual ; demand for marriage li
censes yesterday, with four cou?
pies, applying. ; They were : Earl
S. Adams , and Roth iOrmbreck.
both of Siiverton; L4oyd E- Barn
es; of 1415 Hines street, Salem,
and Grace. Virian Robertson, Rt
9, Salem; , Howard R. Harvey.
1 625, N. Front; E&nm, ?and Violet
Craig, Rt. 8r Salem ; Lloyd Way
pilre, Portland, and Myrtle Ka'uf f-
man; or Wood burn. t
Arrange boy. Scoot Trip-
Harold Ware, Scout executive
ot Salem and O. H. Oberteuffer,
Regional) Scout "'" executive will
make .a trip to Eugene Tuesday
noon, to, arrange for the formation
or. Scout units --at that icity. Ober
teuffer has accepted the Scout ex
ecutfveship : of the Portland, dis
trict and will be at his new .post
in the future. : f
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Wrfely. Reports Installed I .J
All teachers of the Saleitt
schools'are to-make a; weekly re-
ppj-i, accoramg to tne new ar-j
rangements rnade by L. J. Simerai;
member, at the. school, board. ; To
keep a: close touch on -condition
in the Salem schools, lis the pur
pose, of the new syBtenu r A.
Letters Are-Sent Out-
f George Hug, superintendent of
schools, has sent out . letters to
members of the crediting commit
tee of the northwest association of
secondary and higher schools, of
which he Is vice president ; and
chairman. A. meeting has been
called for April 7 at Spokane, one
day previous to the meeting of the
Inland Empire ' Teachers' associ
ation, which Is to meet on April
8 9 and 1. Mrs. Alice Thorn o-
son, . president of the saionH
leacners' association, is to report
on tne Spokane convention.
Governor in Eugene i
; Governor Walter M. Pierce spent
Saturday in Eugene attending a
meeting of the board of regents
of the University of Oregon. He
was accompanied by .Sam Kozeri
secretary of state, j and J. A
ChurchiJL state superintendent nt
public Instruction, ; i , j .
Enthusiasm Rons High-i
So eager were ; five Franklin
high. . school . student, to; . be - pres
ent at the , series , of. the Oregon
state basketball tournament In
which their school ! nartleinatd
they jungled" : uo , InJ the , antn
camp of the city Friday fnightj De-;
spite . the frigid . atmost)here,f the
boys stated the night iwas spent
without discomfort, (DVfn If their
covering consisted of heavy over-
9C5.00
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I coats. One of the lad's' had 1 pack
sack, which, contained it frying;
pan,' a tin bucket to be used ' in.
making coffee, a package of pan
cake flour," a small carton of cof
fee and a half-loaf of breads
Initiation FlanneW ;
Four " new ' members are to be
initiated - Into the Salem Grange
at the regular monthly meeting to
be held;nenxt Saturday .according
xo tne arrangements maa yester
day', by officials of. the. organlza-j
tion. r Tne grange is composed of
125 members.. pn each' third Sat-
urday of each month . an . alJ-daV
meeting, is held at the local labor
hall.
Secures Prize. Fui
: W. B. Mangnus. resident nea
Wheatland . Ferry secured a beau-
tirul beaver skin, which, he is- getf
ting tanned at a local plant. Spe
cial pains are 0eing. taken with
the skin, in order that it may be
converted into a fur. ;
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PERSONAL
I
Jloy A, Klein, state highway enj.
gineer, was a Portland visitor SatL
urday,
Joe Kepper of Siiverton was in
the city yesterday
Harriet Hill and Leona Booth.
stndehts at the Chemawa Indian
school were visitors in Salem Sat!
urday. " t
Rev. S. Hall of thf First Meth
oflist church, of 'Siiverton was in
the city on business for a f ew
hoars Salnrdayi
J. F.- Barr. a. Rotarian. la to
make a trip- to California and oth
er, southern points during, the
week.- -
Lafe Conn, former, resident of
Salem is renewing acquaintances
with Salem, friends . He is a for
mer Willamette' university student
and ' is now an attorney at Lake-
view, Oregon. .
Billy Rfnehart. coach: of the
University oC Oregon basketball
team,- was a visitor at the Oreeo
state basketball tournament.
Dorothy Taylor visited her a
from. Dallas yesterday
Joseph Isaac of Hoskina vm in
feaiem for a few hours yesterday
wuiameiie university, was In the
city during part of the Oregon
state basketball tournament
games.. Bonier held the state
tournament In 1922-22.
Miss Elisabeth. Braun, assistant
cuiei. , cieric in. tne .senate during
u-ia8L legislature, motored td
Portland, during the; week-end 'in
company., with Miss . Genevieve
campoeu. , , j M ;w
J- PT Prescbtt of the Oregon
agricultural college was a :Salm
""or oaiuroay, i , Mi.; .
S. S. Harbor j of Dallas - traps
iea upsinessjin: Salem yesterday
W. S. Clark, visited here from
Albany Saturday morning.-
Mr-, vari fuerimgerr and her
daughter, Augusta, both residents
of Dallas, were. in the city yeltert
uay. ;
Edward a Houston, instructor in
the Woodburn high school: was In
"o j'cowjfaay. airernoon.
I Hit JFot4 H A'fr-r.w
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Czechoslovaks are coining
- And they wjili help D to pat our
4Ie acres to jwork, and our slack
er acres to btter use .
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: They will ipeed up the develop
ment, of eurjj beet j sugar and flax
auq linen inaustriea.
The cityj f fia Francisco has
just; Installed its 200.000th tele-
phone.r; SaleJm- has: just passed the
w,yww-inajra on - June 1, 1906
San Frascisco Jiad bntv ts.t ei.
jhonea. .Win lift, .
a gam im ji 9 years?; Hardiy.f But
iranger. tnings.ijave happened.
JThere benT a good deal of talk
about expefimental flar plantings
In tha valley it occurs to the Bits
tor, ureaKrast man to say that
stage -wa fpassed ' long, long ago.
What we n;eed now Is retting -and
scutching jIantsr a lot of them.
'And the! spinning mitts; and
weaving ahd specialty; mills. ; But
there can be no further progress
now wHhout the retting and
scutching plants.
llodern - children ' may not re
spect age, but at least they give
It gangway. -:
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Almost every man would feel
crushed If he knew the ideal man
his wife hoped to get. '
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It is well to know when to stop
talking, but it is better -to know
when not, to begta-
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, If It wasnt for the fool and his
money there would be lota more
honesty in this world.
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Now a French curio dealer savs
that; he has picked up the original
sword and armor ot Joan of Are.
He bagged them for the trine of
something like $150. bat of course
he has boosted the price. Never
theless. It is safe' to decline to bur
unless you get a bill of sale signed
by -Joan herself. , ,
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Shingle- belles, shingle - belles, .
Shingle all the way:
All the barber shops are busy, ,
It's the newest fad' today.
Shingle belles, shingle belief '
- Right close to vour dome:
Oh what fun It Is to know-
There's that much: less to-com.
? It iTiH a real hick town nnless
Luvx.d's.na place to go . where you
shouldn't he.
Sim?
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C. V. Ashbaugh, of brooks,
Tells .About Beautiei of?
r Southern California
Since the-publication of the first
installment of.C. Ti Ashbaugh's
trip , te ' California numerous re
quests have been received. for an
other chapter-in the serial. The
second -Of these articles appear to
day and tlie next will , follow a
an early date. Mr. Asbaueh. who
lives near Brooks, Writes as fol4
lows: i
We planned to tajke the. Mun-
noiland drive and ' see Pasadena
all In one day. but! found that
euner one. .propeflyf ; done..." was
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enougb for a week, tin decidpd on
Pasadena first, and lif time ner
muted, either that idav nr soma
other; the new scenic drive would
aiiracc us. ;; ;
We 1 chose , as.! an. Interesting
route, j Santa;; Monica . boulevard.
Hollywood . boulevard! Western to
Xrfs Fell, Glendalef agle Rock
and Colorado . boulelrard. Though
always Interesting,!' we passed
through Hollywood ,nd eft it to
miles to run through our" soeedo
meter and not nearl long- enough
iime 10 ao;inem justice.M
Beyond!-Hollywood were new
sites and sights; among the lattee
Lios Angles fiver, j To an Ore
gon ian Los Aneeles Iriveii i. onlta
enough to half an Indifferent ob
server; and make hiin sit up won
detintr why. It i mkv hvn- hn
at some time a rushing, roaming
stream of no meanlsize. In fact
it looks as if - it had been from
Indications, or-it : mi v the that the
Maker of the; universe expected to
put a river:! there I someday and
had made ready fdf it. In other
words, it I was, or ifouldbe but
most certainly it was cot. How
ever
the Angles had done-pretty
well
with- what-lwas-triren them
for. barring ferrv boats they had
most of the other things that go
wUh a river; bridges, banks, litt
ilA.drv islands. et&.. Tnev hid
even- kept the real estate men from
Plotting the bottom;
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; xiDrrymg on we passea a smait
'animals':' hospital 1 where various
kinds' of nets are nonrlshine back
o a kissable normalcy by fasting
r dieting.: rinened bones, rats, of
by courses in . carcass rolline. oa
Other methods known to lovers of
put-door animals.: (How do
know? I don't.) Then the Tropt
ico pottery, not especially interesH
ing from the outside but coming
after, several, hundred yards o
realestate signs, naturally swung
our ; attention. Glendale, with its
long, business street, looking as i!
its people wanted the passing tour.
1st to get a much larger impres
sion of the town than they wonld
had its blocks been bunched.
came next. . I. do not know after
what or whom; the: place was
named. We did not see the big.
yellow book spread open telling
this, to all who. care to drive five
miles per hour to read its print;
By the way, did you ever, try to
reaa one at thirty and finish it?)
But "Glen" means a small seclud
ed valley and "dale" - means a
small valley so taken together I
would get that they, mean two
depressions of minute dimensions.
I failed, to see the fitness but It
may 'have been named for some
oiner town back. home.
i . Our next main point was Eagle
Rock, although. there were many
other interesting things passed
and the country back of the signs
U rather pretty. Eagle Rock! Is
a town, too. , bat the' real Eaale
Rock, from which, it takes Its
name.' is a huge, dome-like rock.
having the image of a snread-eatle
quite clearly marked: on one face,
Tne rock rises many feet above
the highway and can be seen In
some, directions for many mlles.t
I We sought out Colorado boule
vard which is a prominent drive
and is getting a repntation for its
home. It .winds . In- close to the
higher and rougher ground. In
some-manner, we lost our. course
and wandered Into Pasadena
rather unawares, on ' the side
among the lesser dwellings. Al
though these are of the workers,
mostly, they are far from un
Iovely and show a remarkable
neatness and eye for good taste.
The gardens flowers and shrub
bery,, palms and vines were, in ar
tistic profusion.:
After a brief look: over the busi
ness district that resembles , any
other city of : Its size, generally
speaking, we hunted: nn Orange
Grove avenue where the homes
that make Pasadena, famous, are
located.
We were unable to get Informa
tion as to who lived - there, but
no- doubt If we had. a surnrlse
would have heen in store for us
tot some of the names are known
nationally. The houses, or call
them , palaces, where grand. Im
posing, beautiful, artistic, odd.
ecentric or otherwise. To me the
real beauty of this part of Pasa
dena Is the grounds and streets.
About the homes are veritable
parks, some small, some extensive:
some . enclosed in walls or high
fences,- some open. Lawns look
ing a ir a hair clipper had been
freshly UBed noon them, stretch
ed. uponevery, side, with nalins
of various cneciea nlanted..svmet-
rically or at random, around them.
In ". them- or-aeross.- The Wide
avenue, itself,, is. perfect In Its
stately Quietness, A as; compared
with' the busier streets leading
Into. it. Its, curbing, .walks ; and
rowa of treea,ats. .be4dth ? and
smoothness all seem . to. proclaim
It aristoeracri The common' per
son is permitted te pass If he will
mind hhi paaad Q's.. but I could
almo3f feel the 'walls ; of. a big
house frown and the pafms shake
thetrHstately: heads wheir I paused
to ph,otogajh , a section, of except
tional i loveJiriess. ; Rare v vines
drape the' arbors by the drives or
cling, to . some., garage side;, beds
or flowers I .neyer heard .oforna-.
meat' the' spaces between J the
gravel'paths, while here and there
against some sunny side, the vivid
leaves of the Poinsettia add 'their
touch of. .color.
; WV drifted down, cbmparine as
we went, but. comparisons were
out of order, for-eacl place Beemt
edfo hold" ts own . .distinctive
charm. tO 'course; there were some
that ,attracted. jmore .than: others
by nnnsna! feafurSi.btit taken all
together; if we had.no memory. as
to where we were, theimpression
could only be that, a fairy had
suddenly transported an . enchant-
edland here and set it up for our
inspection. j - J
We turned and came back up
this royal, t hroughf are . and turned
again' and, ddwn A few side
streets . looked , enticing but, they
faded out' within a block or do
either way, so once more we tra-;
versed, slowly, . its , entire - length
before we were. satisfied, to leave
bo Paradise for sordid . business
blocks ; and service, stations. .
loth .were we.to entirely relinquish
the taste, for the ultra-refined that
we .doubled . back . through, a .bit
of lowland where they had regular
cows eatingsure-enough hay, and
after climbing a short, rough bit
or
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Ann&U'
Here's, the iiewest "c Nasli enclosed: tair, coHceptibn-- Idirge
and roomy, swung lowborn the 4 121-inch' Axlvanced; Six
chassis and powered with tHet bxg Nasli.Six. mbtor.
Here is quality; of custbm-biiilt character ; here is beauty
diat capttuies yoiir i and here is a price
that buys you niore sheer alue than-the ihdiistry has
eVer offered;iii:lliis:t
Dbors are; extra wide; the upholstery is of choice riiohaif,
arid; there are Nash.desigrii fo bices,full bal-
loon; tires, five Biidd! disc wheels, special Nash .easy
steering; meckdnism arid aht array of further important
attractions.; . . . . ,
H&shbuiU& aU6 tKk,Spxidi s& Ftie-Pass. Sedan, $1295f. olb. factory.
, Adbance&Six:Scrlezt
iAJo,de.ls xsLTLQ& irtimi $1095;
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of road, came into the region, of
the "Busch Gardens." These are the
private grounds surrounding" the
homes of Mrs. Bush, better Re
membered, may be. when Anhaus-er-Basch.
. is nientioned. -;. These
Groutids, froni .where vwe "were,
looked elegant but the gate keeper
frowned upon; cameras and want
ed.toj charge twenty f ive cents ad?
mission, . besides. ' Unwilling -,to
part ;with the cameras and decidly
against dropping any more' two
bit pieces, we glea.ned - some ' in
formation ".from, the descriptive
booklets s in the : possession, - of f the
keepe?,,, looked over the, postcards
depictingf the? little - groups " of
fairyfolk ; and rmother-goose char
acters that Iiave been placed here
and there, among the bowers for
thfe childrenlitailobki at, took , a
snap; over the tall hedge of what
could be seen of the mansion and
intervening hillside, and hastened
in to? other waiting.wonders.
Passing Arroyo iSeco branch
irbrary. an,unuaual .throng caused,
us td notice that a movie was in
progress of making. This would
halt .us quicker than a trafTTccbp.
any time, so we.' scrambled out tq
join the regular crowd. It proved
to. be Mack Sennett's company
making some-sort. of. school, or.
graduating, scene.. They were
using: the library as it had an
Imposing front of steps and co
lumns and looked very collegy
The graduates seemed to be a fav
orite, '. with, women as there were
no males. in the picture-audience.
He was apparently giving his com
mencement address -and -was doing
it, too, although .. we could ! hear
nothing of words -but sounds. I
have of ten, wondered since. If he
was really -saying anything.
To ! describe- the - audience gen
eralryi. I think two - words j would
suffice; motley, and "earnest.4 It
was a stand-off whether the old
Nash Leads the World
New Advanced Six Sedan j
121-incK
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ladles In the . r pa r getting thejr
two or three dollars for 'the day,
or the " stars in" the 'front rows
were more conscienclous or en
thusiastic As- to make-up, they
were, at par with the; best. .' ,
They carried their different
paints' and rouges in every sort
of recepttcle from vanity-bags to
full-grown ; suitcases, and t believe
me8or-not, I didn't see any who
had t neglected an . opportunity; for
applying some, although they ran
ged in years - from flappers to
dames pf seventy. . :
; It" was Interesting. to I a-layman
to, watch the different .scenes being
filmed A battery, of Jights. were
carried .to supplement . the daylight
and reflectors for bringing out
dark corners t an4 lt., shadows
fron. beneath: hat brims. At the
fthe. end of each.se a card, bear
ing the number " and ' other data
was held in front of the camera
for. a., moment Some had to be
taken overiw once, when an old
lady ; fell ddwn in -the- rush to
YISSS M
W, have 'solved -the time problem; Wecan
give you a finished BakaH enamel job in-from
3 to 5 days. "' :'' ' -
, That?&.the Secret -
- Weeks Become Days and-
Days Become' Hours 1 ' "
Reliance Auto Painting Go.
v Phone 937.
Up;
in Motor Car Value
. o. b.factoty
Wheelbase
New
Special Six Series:, ;
to $2290; f; o.. b. factorv
MotoE :JSo4
PKorrz -3:1
conrratulate the student, and
again. when" an other old" lady
refusedto get from in t ronV of
the lense. , She really didn't (re
fuse. She just didn't. The direc
tor bawled at her to come on andj
get out ( to one side ) but she
forgot and came trotting j vight
down to the' camera. The more
he bawled, the faster she trotted J
I've ah idea her face would fregi
ter the size of a full moon .rising
over Mt. Hood. ... r .
One of, ir not the most interest
Ing part,- was ; the front row ia
the audience. Mack is nationally
noted for the pretty girls he has
In his scenes. I think they were
all' there. , .. -, - , . . .
We were miles from home and
the hour was approaching when
we were supposed to report at' out
starting point, and fearing that,
we would not be allowed toaaun
ter forth alone , on the morrow
unless, we. showed, upj Within rea-r
sonable time, we(.were forced to
leave thii fascinating-place. ;
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