TIIS G?XG ON STATESMAN, SALEM; OREGON SUNDAY MOHNING, 2JAY, 21, 1C2J b ' ninTTminflti Tim TT M,fT 1 II I 'I'HI "fl "IHI llll 1 I " BANK REMODELING JOB GETTirjG ALONG FINE FOtTCDATIONf FOR ELEVATOR . . SHAFT SOW IN 1'IiACE 'Several. Office Moved to Blake Room for Construction Work ' - -Bays Erixon ' - . Tlxe job of remodeling the Unit ed States National Bank building ,1a eolne 'forward all thn tlmA ao. .cording' to Fre4 Erixon, contractor in cnarge of tne work. The foun dation for the elevator shaft, and Dart of the extension. ha atreH , been made' an4 the w'orki being rusned forward. : 4 Several offices have been mnrorf i away from the location of the a- a. a t "'.''- uaii, mus causing a new arrange ment among some of the business and professional men of the building- A- readjustment has been made, however, without so great n inconvenience, - - Just how soon the building will oe completed t depends '.upon the amount that is; done, although sthe present program is well --carried . ,out, nothing to delay the job; is counted upon. ; WADING POOL ASSURED K1WAXIAAS 'PLEDGE ACTION SVre' Tills SOOIER "" - The Kiwanfs club will provide a wading poof for Salem, kiddles, during the coming summer. It is announced by Fred Erixon. mem ber of the local club.; Just where the location of the pool will be ! has not . been- settled.- but will be selected. at an early date. - This much is -certain, however, declares Mr. Erixon; the Klwanl . club members are to don-overalls and shovel concrete.' - . ' - . "Yes, all are to a&ovel concrete." was the comment' of the speaker. The Klwanls .' ire to arrange with some on to be present dor- 'Ing ithe-wadlng inrars for the chil dren, it was brought out at the 'meeting. ; - , - ' s-f.: - - :': I '''' : -!;,;'' 'SPECIAL MkMORIAlPAX SERVICES. ARE PLANNED CORVALLIS 'GETTIXa' READT v, '. FOR BIG: OBSERVANCE ; ; Military Units-of O.A.C. Will Stage - Special. Stunts Fraturlns f! I Cavalrymen - Special' Memorial day exercises will precede 1 the military tourna ment at Corvallis May 30. The grand Army of 'the Republic, and the American Legion jin be given special recognition. 'The national salute Of 21" guns will be fired. In response ' to the invitations sent out to high school and grade school students 'in' adjoining coun ties, 1500 acceptances " have' al ready been' received by the tourna ment dlfe'ctbrj" Captain T. C. Mc CormicET assistant professor, of military science and tactics. - In addition' to the Memorial day. exercises, each nnltof the military department, will put I on speela stunts or drill's to demonstrate the work taugh,(n that ditifn. Tld four . divisions hereL are xavalry, field' artilfery, infantry and en gineers., vThe cadet band, under the direction of Captain Harry L. Beard," will play during the review and parade of tnVcadet corps. A polo pony stick bending con test, is beingi coached by Major Herbert O'DeU, associate professor of military science and tactics. In this contest, f three women from the .faculty riding; claw and three men from the ' cadet corps will form the opposing, teams. Each contestant, will serpentine through five stakes placed : at . intervals, striking. the, end. before returning throuKh the slakes... The one who passes through, the stakes in the least time .wlna fT! . , . ! i jj Captain Glenn S, Flnley, assist-; ant professor' of military science and tactics,:ts. directing a, series of icsvalry. drill .toxraaypnsfc com4 plete rith.arms., .The stunt will include .a. fight, on root -and a charge with, drawn sabers. , i ..- from-Your plumoimcx J, CAN VOUF2L STATE OP. HAPPifSSS V Jt crusTj i Plumbing rHmts'fon the Advantage '1 OOD health and comfort in th; home are not - possible without an adeauate and ef ficient ' plumbing system. " Xr is the ourc( xt water npply and "the 24-hour-a-day servant of -household sanitation, i V rf. I ' I Modern' plumbing systems com prise what may be described as two twits, i One unit Is for ean ftation, a,nd drainage; . the .other furnishes water supply. A typical water supply unit is illustrated In the diagram." The cold water lines are ahewn-ln outline; the hot water lines In full black.- - ( Every aupply system should in corporate , drain cock (C). - This is placed . at the low point of - the system, apd every main ; slopes to ward jt. When the house Is to stand empty for any i- length of time fh'e' 'system should' be shut o?T by "fh'e : valve outside the meter -rtd' the system emptied by th dpaia. cook C). -1 The piping system, should - be liberally pro vided . wih . ahut-oft valves (P). This -is especially important for the. branches', for If It Is necessary to 'I'eplacd V washer' lb a leaky faucet. GIGANTIC RELIEF MAY ? ; J CdNVETITtOrr FEATURE BIG, COLLECTION AT SEATTLE; : TO RE SHOWN SOON -.' Trado Routes To All. World Ports . ,; WW Bo. Illuminated , By . . - BRItaiX LIGHTS " i ' : . Si ! I ! r . ::i I " " ' SEATTLE, ilayT til ' Chief among a. varied collection of maps, globes pd. model ships to be used in connection .with the Twelfth Annual .National foreign Trade ' - - ? i m Fire-Safe Roofs Are Best I nsurance if 5.Msp .20 per cent of dwell- 11 iug li9use fires are caused-by -ombti.'t iLle roof coverings, according to underwriter statiKtics. This loss ' oould be entirely eliminated by using concrete routing tile, which is moder- ate In .cost,, is. sraUable. almost any where and makes a permanently at tractive roof. : -j-f--"" -The substantial character of a modern bouse demands a roof in keep ing. The, sfcrewd home builder will make his choke from among the best roofing materials, .thereby not only obtaining excellence in appea ranee iut a auhejtantia! saving through the longer life of the better, material. Concrete roofing will last as long as Ue house itself. ' . ' ' - i Coucrete roofing til ars generally. 1 ZZWy!?r?lr I . ! 1''- vs.ll U1M i tlya I ' I"' . m -. HOW TO BUILD COMOIpII Fik-HoysE . ; . :'!): - - - Use Celbtcx," an Insulating lumber, 'in construction of the outer walls costs practicaJTy" aa'rhe as wood, saves ..fuel bills. . It' is Jnst like bavidg 'an outer wsJl of . . Cork" around your house. jit us show ypu how to use Celotex Cor prof It in. Home "Building. ... .... . vh- - . .-, , -.'' - -. -' - - H, ? r . - - :Ore4?o3i - &avei: Gd.: In Rustless Pipe And Shut-off SUPPLY 3Y4TCM S WATCS flCTLK - r DC AIM COCK ; C-DATM TVO -LAVAvcry- rt-W C TANK- KITCilCN i)NK J COL ftANOC . K WATtB BACK t KITCMtH DOlf M-tAUNDftV IU& N SINK- ohot wA-rr& nt ATtft. pcurorr valvc Q-tiQT WATtR iTORASSt , S COLD WATCB UNtS- Z1 ; T HOT WATCH UNCi i" IKONNKTION KM I 7 D r FT MUM 4 I ii it Is most tnronvehlent to shut f off the whole system; : . ' ?: Ordinary pipe : cannot ; escape rusting. Even before rcplscesnent is necessary such pipes often clog. The floiv of water Is obstructed and reduced. " Particles of rust are de tached and carried through faucets, not only making the water unpleas ant for. drinking. purposes, but also staining fixtures and' injuring fab rics In the laundry. t ! i Plumbing pipes are concealed behind walls and under" floors. - To repair fend then to replace' rusted pipes, the walla and floors must be tern away. . The home-builder or home-buyer seeking .advice about convention' in Seattle' June tA-6 wilL. be a gigantic relief map of the 3 world,' valued J af 'approxima tely $11)0,000 and said' td bfe the greatest thing of; Us (kind tn ex istence 'Williain Plgott, : gfeneral chairman of the Convention, com mitfee; stated last night. '1 -Built of cast" aluminum in place of the usual paper mache, the map is forty ieet long an L; seven teen feet high. Since it is too large to be seen to advantage when laid out flat.-convention officials have arranged to have it placed againBt produced in standard sizes of 9 S1S inches by -14 inches (overall), ISO tile being required per square of 100 feet. Their weight is approximately 5l pounds each. ,sThy. are usually furnished with double side' lock for . It ... tall sf rt iMtsa ts Is- SasiinaM rsef 'savsriset rs ssticsty sUsilsstsa by tas tn sf tais aiatsnai. excrasioo of water and wind. Construction details of a concrete tile roof are shown in' the iecompany ing 'drawing. 'The supporting rafters should ' be not less than S by 6 inches, epaoed- SO iaohes apart, center to center, connected with collar or tie beams to prevent spreading and covered with 1-inch seasoned sheath 1nt, closely laid' and firmly nailed. Advance preparations of flashing and sheet metal - work permits faster progress and better work in laying the tile. sT'S T Buyer Valra how to "forestall that sort of thin, wKl find the plumber's answer U be "brass pipe.' When .rust .free pipe . is used clean, sparkling, water is assure and plumbing troubles are ellmtn ated at' the start. ! A point to be remembered Is tha pipe and pipe fittings are th smallest item- -of- -expense in an. plumbing installation only abou ten per. cent. of. the whole coet. Ii fact, only about nine ceis ,out o every, dollar . spent in building ; home goes 'for the entire plumbir system and Its Installation. F hot water- Hnes at -least brass pip Is advisable.. ... - - ' a wall fn the Olympic hotel, where the -sessions are to be held. Color ed flood lights: wiir be installed, so as - to bring out- the intricate arrangement and interesting lit tle details about the map. " . - .. ; All trade routes of the' world, ships of- the different' nations using these, routes, products pro duced in each, country-and where1 shipped to for consumption, the winds, sea and trade currents are some of the things shown en the map. The map is ' painted, and decorated ip a very artistic fashion and is interesting from' the stand point of art as well as trade edu cation. - It is the property of . the United. . States. . Shipping board, which. has appropriated $1,000 to bring the map. to Seattle from Hog IsJand- . . ... Building Permits Are : r . Light During the Week i Building. . permits aggregating 112.500 were issued from the city recorder for; the week ending Sat urday noon. Three of these were for new"' dwellings and. one for a small .garage. t Permits Issued so far this. month amount to $75,- 3504i .r-C" ''- . ' mahes , ... -m. V vGood woodwork . pays -in satisfaction to the homeowner and'm " the resale value of the 'house; Our. interior, trim, ready imade fixtures, and.' built-ins, with their . acQurate? fitting nd fine workmanship will add new beauties and comfort to the home. - - With our large organization and branch yards, we can assure 'fullest value for -your money, low "transportation costs " " ahd prompt deliveries," ' . a w -, Ua i Order. . . ScrctftS v lieiore you duiw or: make aiteraiions, . ' consult with . our .nearest office -you , will be time and money ahead.' ' . GiAsKSPAULDiMGlacGinG(a - Doughs 7Ir Lumber , fMnferwilla . i - CHAIN STORE LEASES PRESENT LIBERTY SHOW THEATRE WILL BE lUIODEL ED PRIOR TO JULY 1 Cosmopolitan Syst cut- Opening Branch in Salem; Line Is -" r- Popular -One Remodeling of the Liberty the atre' to suit the demands of one of a chain'of Cosmopolitan stores, to be ready ,;for occupancy by July lj was announced this week after ne gotiations, were completed between Clarke. H. Pay, representative of the'store,- and- George Br Guthrie, theatre opera tori who is building a new show house on High street. . The Cosmopolitan stores handle a wide variety of merchandise, in cluding staple'groceries and a gen eral line of , goods ranging from 5 cents tq one -dollar.. Stores are op erated in Eugene, McMinnville and other cities in western Oregon. The new Guthrie theatre, which baa not been named, will face the new Salenr hotel. Demolition of the present. frame buildings on the property; is under way. - . 1 ' - , - 7" - Dead Pets Preserved j For Sorrowing Owners LOS ' ANGELES-Strange sto res surround the pets which men and women bring into taxidermy studios, here. Often the Borrow ing owners want their dead cat. dog or. .bird companions stuffed and. mounted. f V . Recently, a man came in' with a parret. He explained the man ner in . which - he -wanted it pre served "I am. having a little cask et made," he added, "and It is to be' placed .there. - We were pals for 19. years." Hi told how h and the 1 bird had travelled oyer uurope together, j ' WeepingJy a woman brought in a canary to be mounted and put in a glass case.' "The little thing has slept with me,: eaten with me and been "my greatest comfort for years,'- she told the proprietor. .- Another customer, wishing to retain a' life-like pose of his pedi greed" English bull dog. killed in an automobile' accident, .had the skin of his pet'mounted in a sleep ing pose. ' ' ' ' ; " ' ';.' i A college chap had his brindle bull dog preserved.-" Thfs'dog was called "Smoky" and. according to its pwper, could ' smoke tobacco drink strong liquor. " Horses, Wear Snow Shoes 'to Cross Rocky Mountans MISSOULA, Mont. Weather conditions in some parts of north ern Montana, particularly - in the mountain sections, make it neces sary at -times-to resort to rather unusual. efforts to circumvent na ture's handicaps. ,r An instance is the reported plan of G. S.' lfiriklesuperintendent of construction work on the Lolo pass road project.' on the border between Montana and Idaho where the .highway r crosses , the Rocky mountains. '. ,.-;i4 , s With snow still two snd a half feet deep and" the "beginning of the season's "construction opera- better homes I tions planned, Mr; Hinkle decided to send 30 horses over the mo.v tains on snowshoes. " , Boards about a foot square 'are fastened to the feet of the horses. These. Mr.- Hinkle- saySj- will " be sufficient to support the animal's weight. -snd it -is said they Quickly learn to handle the unaccustomed footgear. " ":: ' ... S-.' , -r '. Fred Morrell,. district . forester for the -noTthwestem area of Mon tana, says his men occasionally find it 'necessary to resort' to the same expedient In crossing the summit of the range. - Dole System Described As Crime Against Society IX)NTXN. Young men should toe taken out of the city settle ments, transferred to the coun try and taught how to work as they: were taught during the war how ; to fight, George Landsbury, newspaper, .editor -and : socialist member of parliament, told ths House of Commons during a de bate on what he described as th wretched, miserable dole system ofJ the.,ftatev and its, effects on young men between, the ages of If and 2n: ':' V :! , , "I would stop 'giving these young men. a. farthing for doing nothing." Mr. Landsbury asserted "and unless they were prepared to earn money in the country or somewhere under decent com!H- Hons, they could do Without things to eat. so far as I am concerned. The government is ruining the cnaracters of tens of. thousands of our young people, -;and any state of society that trains people to believe- they should live by doing no worlc is-committing a crime against the individual and against society." ; According to figures presented to the house by T. Thompson, a liberal- member, $1,505,000,000 has been paid out by the govern ment since the armistice in unemployment-benefits A city 'of "beautif ui streets ' and well-kept lawns. Salem, Oregon. ; The linen ' mills will mean ; for tunes to Salem people. . The wise investor knows this, and invests accordingly. ; i j Distinctive . . it 11. G r Two sets of bin' prints I - -- ' 1 ' x : rf4? - r V .r n'ifTir- - iM5 rz?v4-tsib-tl'J i 1 . r-'H"' ,,c T ;t:tefi - ' I CLoli CLOi I ' :) DLP LGon "P i I ' " ... ; :po'tcii . r REPORT SEVERAL- SALES CIIILDS BECHTEL FIND CITY PROPERTY MOVING - Childs & Bechtel, local real es tate dealers, 'announce the sale of a 10-acre tract of land in the Sa lem Heights district from E. E. Bassett to F. O. Breckenridge, an employe of the state accident com mission. A 4 total of $5,500 was Involved in the transaction. . The sale of a three-fourths acre tract in the same district was an nounced to Mr. and Mrs. Minnie Meyer, whb-recently came to the Willamette valley. - O. S. Boston has sold a dwelling to J. R". Boyle's' at "1035 Shipping street for a consideration of $2, 500; a sale'ito J.' E. Studebaker, who recently moved here from Idaho to 13S0 Morris street, and a sale from j P. E. Siemans to E. P.. Welser at 205 South Twenty third ' 1"' Colonial House Built ! for Real Estate Man A Aewly? ?inlshed'.five-rpdm col onial design, bungalow has been completed for. L; 4 E. Oberer on Stewart street, in the Parrish Grove addition. The dwelling, unique In construction, is finished with stdne; tope stucco, with Al- Kennedy's Paint Shop 261 Court Street, Salem, Oregon !:.lio Ask Any Experienced Painter Cottage for Small Family tl m'im'ijtlttI -111 iWr.ii' i : ff i 'KITCfftB nl : i- b ti--- LJi liviq Loon - -1 a 4'r u - 6 ' ' f LAB BO . jt ... . . U :ti and specifications or-the above house or other khtscs -will Lo t blonian and golden stone finish, it wa .erected . by ' Adiin Engle, local contractor. i The lines of the house foiiowr the Colonial type, with practically every room on me uppci -nuu opening out onto the main ball way, which is a "feature of colonia type dwellings. - Lone Star Service Station and Camp Ground 1998. N. Capitol Street John Williamcon : -. . . . i'rcpj . - - - Abo . . Builder of Homes for sale,on easy term3. If .you. are looking;, for a home call on us. i 11 - . . ." s Yltralite Enamels lUpolin Enamels Muronlc Enamels liiUTrll Sun light Enamel ; lratt & Lambert Varnishes -Murphy Varnishes ' Benjamin Moore Wall Finish 'Efedu and Dakota Anto Enamels Old English Floor Wax Cal-O-Tint Calcimine I'arnish Stains Wall Paper ' Brushes . THE CHARM of the simple exterior of this email house is enhanced by the small perch with the supporting-pillars. "The brick nosinc above the concreter steps and the. window; boxes beneath the double front windows lend a pleasing-touch of color which may-be further enhanced by placements of shrubbery on the- lawn. The living room 13 of asiple size" and may be used tes a din- ingrodm'if desired. 'The din ing nooklin the kitchen will serte the' ordinary; necJa ct a family. The ' kitchen facilities are well arranged to save steps for ' the house. Jteeper and at th same, time sis complete in its equipment. The back porch H ( large and-may be inclosed at , a email. extra.. expense. The two bedrooms are larp;i light and weir ventilated, I'.oth lave, ample closet space. T3. o bathroom and linen closet are conveniently placed and tv ; . small central hallway offers privacy for "a wall 'telephone. - C90strpctIpn.CQs4t.pf tk'$ cot tage is moderate, , filled at nominal cost upon application to - - .-. - ; t ...... . '....;:.:::.'.:..:SPAULdlfrGlDGGir:G CX)l---: ' NELSON BROS Uzzl at Frcat St, 1 1 C53 CLcmeketa. Thono lCCa