The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, July 01, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextI TIIE, QftEgpft STATESMAN. OREGON. WEDNESDAY JUIA':.a92, - 5 t PARIS. July 1. (Br the Asso ciate?! ,P$ess. )Ae?o,rto,tQ pert siateat reports utren in compe tenf circles. Franc?.: toIoWlnj; the example of Beigltmv is fcbout to send, a commission to Washington to negotiate the funding of the Ffen'eh. debt to the ITnlted States. Foreign Minister Brland is said to regard the time as ; opportune to initiate negotiations. This Tiew is shared by. Finance "Minister Gaillaur, and' official announce ment of decision to send the com mission is expected at an early date. . - . , ''LONE WOLFVSAID "QQHE SAN DIEGO. CaL.-Jnne 30. : That John D. Worthington. the "wolf of La Salle street." accused f theft of 1190.000. in securities from the firm of S. F. Ballentine ,and company, Los Angeles, of rvwhl.h Worthington was a mem ' er, has escaped from the custody ,: of Mexican authorities at Ensen - ada. Lower California, and is J probably now on his -way to. Eur- rope, is the theory brought back 'from Mexico today. by Ballentine, I Miss Alice Worthington, daughter of 'the Wolf," and friends who at- DE3T PARLEY, EXPECTED SALETX-DEFEHSE DAY- . . : , -.1. m a'mlfN iMf AMl kitlm FROl GOSnnssiQN TO V. s. rLANJ arte WUQfLtlt ii tempted' to get In touch' Worthington Sunday. with The linen mills -wiil mean for if tunes to Salem people. The visa investor knows this, and invests accordingly. PERSONAL INCOMES " GAINING IN STATE (CoijTiMW. from pj 1) 166; n 1S20 286J and 192112541 and $79; 1922 $2606 and $69; 1923 $2756 and $12. - - ' V.; ' ' - ; Personal, returns in Oregon for the year ending December 31, 1923, distributed by r income J t ( ContinatJ , from pag )-1 general chairman of the day. the plans outlined were reviewed and approved : Goverjao Pierce, Mayor Giesy, Lieut. Aaoir Friedenthal, C. B. McCullough,; Stephen Stone andjF. J. ToozeJ -1;.;-""', .The .ollo.wing . persona bare appointed an honorary committee by the mayor: C P. Bishop, Tero Celebration Rcckavay" Beach July 4, 1925 ' " - - Featuring A Free Clam Bake and Other Sports . Don't Forget the AUCTION SALE of Furniture at the corner of t Liberty and mission today at 1:30 p. m. sharp, full list, in yesterday's ; papers. This is a very fine offering. Parties wanting Furniture should attend this sale, "'r Terms 'Casf.-:-"'-' ' WOOJWIY & WQOURY.. Auctioneers and Appraisers Phone 75 f We Buy Furniture : or Sell ! on Commission. INCOME CU-SSZ ' i. ....... . Vnirr - 1.9O0 to 2.000 to 3,000 to 4.000 to 5.000 to S.000 to 7.000 to 8.0OO to 9.000 to ,10,000 to - ,- - ' 1 l.OOO to ,.... " 12.000 to L. i . l:i.0O0 to , . 1 4 ,0O to- .': . 1 .1.000 io .-.-.i ;, 20.000 to 23.0OO to A. 30.000 to ' r", ,t' 40,000 to An nnn t-. , 1 ' ftO.000 f '1, 70,000 to : 80.000 to 80.000 to 100.000 .0 . : 1 10.000 to u. 200,000 to . 1.000 , 2.000 3,000 4.000 5,000 6.000 7.0OO 8.000 9,000 10,000 ' 11.0O0 12,000 1S.OOO 14.000 .C1.5O0 1 ae.ooo 23,000 . 30,000 40.000 ' . 50,000 60,(K0 TO.OOO 80,000 JIO.OOO 100.000 1 50.000 200.000 250,000 -Total Ktunber of J . " Kok . V 1 Rotaros j Iacotrfa 4.40 a- 3,983,367 23,930 ,36,87.,010 , 23.845 ; 58.005.ti08 ,lll ' " U.985,150 1 6.508 15,8tS,03S " 1,199 ' 6.5ri3,16 740 t 4,791,154 4. . 8,620.092 1 34fr, 2,947,478 267 3,326,806 197 . " . 2,003,855 : 155 ' 1,772.470 ! 100 1,249,856 80 1,089,411 71 ... 1,027.395 u ; 236: t " 4,066,651- 130 2,877,197 66 f ' 1.818,968 ' .' ' 72 f 2.543,990 43 . 1,963,237 . vi" --13 : Yv" 712,437 , ; . ii 775.051 . 4 a04,393 'S 420.014 . 6 662,712- 7 .' 838.003 2 341,644 4 1 '. 889,604 69,123 S190.493.82i ToUl . Tax - ; 545 212,56a 196,5i4 200,179 157,862 102.707 85,266 78.918 73,377 73,867 64.75S 59,385 45.393 40,906" 40,374 . 183.211 152,019 112.115 198,122 185,956 67,533 111.581 40,793 59,669 90,241 150,427 29,63 4 S3.400 12,899,388 Hicks, .V. G. Shipley, Tom Kay, Judge. Burnett. Judge Hpnt. PstW tiyre, Dan Frye, Sr., William Wal ton and Sidney Elliott. ' The patriotic organizations and their auxiliaries 'lli "W repVV sented by mayor's appointment: ; National Guard, Captain. Paul Hendricks; 'Salem Sector Reserve Officers' association, Dr. W. Carl ton Smith; GAR, Giddeon Stolz; Sons pf Veterans, Dr. B. '. Pound; Daughters of Veterans, Miss Julia K. Webster; W8C, Mrs. J. F. Shipp; Ladies of the GAR, Jtfrs. T C." Gosser; Ladies' Auxiliary Sons of Veterans," Mrs. Charles li; Cameron; 'Spanish-American War Veterans, F, 1L Alley; Ladies' Auxiliary Spanish-American War CELEGRATTO Pacific Gity Caacli Jijly 4tii and 3th 4 (JA3IES OF BASEBALL SrcMinnvhlc, Pacific City, Carl ton and Yamhill 'Teams Playing Free Open-Air. Concerts EXTERTAIXrXQ VAUDEVILLK David Jones and' Marie Celes- tine . in their ;. comedy singing and dancing act. "Bits From 1 ' the Bowery Lessie George, in songs " and dances Ira? Davis, Premier Ban joisjt, from the Keith and Orpbeum Circuits Norman King, King of -Ventriloquists Gladys Parker., the Song bird of the West. Hoyt's ComeJj Circus and , Va.ydeyUj.e free ! A great western entertainment. Many novel acts. Roping, danc ing, shooting, magic juggling, champion lady fancy 'rope rider of the world, champion lady rifle shot, ! FREE, CLAM BAKE! Sunday Noon, July 5 Dancing afternoon and evening Friday, Saturday, Sunday Music - by Kelly's Seven-Piece Orchestra,- athletic sports, deep Bea fishing excursions, ocean and fresh water fishing, bath ing, boating. Four Through Stages Daily Via McMinnville and Sheridan Pacific City Beach Nearest Beach to Salem - Veterans. M.rs. F, ,A.j Thompson,; .mericaa Legion: Carl D, Gabriel son; American Legion , Auxiliary, Mrs. 'jonnirRoei;Vet'etina of Foreign tars. Bolton Hamble; Disabled YeteranV of ; the World War, Frank W. Durbin, Jr.; Amer ican War Mothers, Mrs. J. A. Car- soh; fc?fSbcie,te des; 40 Uommes t' 8 Chevaux; Brazier C 'smalf; Atnerican Reid Cross.iDr. Henrv Ei Morris; YMCA.? CLKells: ights of Columbus, -T. F. Kil- lian; Salvation. Army, Ensign Wil liam Sagert; Cherrians. ; Al N. Pierce, . and the Elks, Dr. C 'B. O'NeiL ' ' - - Byrgqin Day Special n rr Mm Geniwrie Heavy Mirrb t AlUW only jg regularly pSf $3.75, "9f 1 It isn't often that we are able to offer a real value like this consisting: of one each 12 qt. kettle, ladle, treasure and funnel. Only a limited number of sets. So order early. Special on covers to fit above kettle, 49c each. T rr i - 'r ;r77 m iT( ' "?", ""'J' " . f - ' i- v. Knrm n i . i i -. . - i . r l ! 1 : . . ! 4 - i - ; . ..,1,111 m ' r ' F !: : ' :. ' ' .. T .. ' T ' . - 1 f 7. : , T 'P ;. " " V- . . i. , i- " ' .- ' ' . .,- ' I F : : ..........;... . i , ,. i- ....! 135 North Liberty Burnett Bros. Jewelers "Pay Us As You Are Pald?t Eleven stores on the Pacific Ih?Ey?retVtq oIIjopd ,-1 Silver - TAe, sketch shows the double service tray the inner tr : 4 tnay fcempred tdi the sillier and the tray itself is released for vtheirwervices in the dining room, - - " '-' I ' !i 1 ; At the; lowest "Cash price yet lrfeHtered for DOLLAR BILL This is a characteristic Burnett offering here . you get not qrly the finest silverl plater the genuine Rogers-rfbut yoU get it at the lowest CASH price and you use it while you pay inJiftle driblets of say a dollar aweek. vV it These twenty. nine piece sets sketched ictfh tJif double tray arc to be had at $33,10 the; set The. knives have the new stainless steel blades and the aristocratic hollow handles. The tray is d very ele'geant affair and (lie removable' pad is faced with rich velvet." .. . u.s-wi.-.. "' " ! j - ' ' .' -'' j r : ': '-''".''''' Choice of the f Anniversary the "Ambassador '-the "Harldic V and the 4 Ancestral" patterns.; Additional pieces may be had at any time. ; AU are sold a nations ally aclvertised cash "ppcesndt 4 Hjhg is added for .1 . - f ." . ' : J he convenience osfti paying as you are paid 457 STATE. STHgEir ?' V7j co! Interest vt' i : i . ft 5- II If. 5 DiLj. Ji.'- V0L.XXXV.j- NO 264-RM. E C TUIUOTu E H 1 111' tfM QL price wm TFT -TV pl- Undev Muslim Women's Waists and Blouses are now marked so that .they are below the cost of the material. : 1 1 1 Hosiery Children's extra ( quality triple1 knee jios iety, fast black with double "heels, toes and soles. '' Women's Silk Waists, Qver-Blouses and regular 1 waist styles. Lot-1-ranges in price from $3.48 to $5.95, special at $2,981 Xot Ji'pricesi range from $7.48 to $13.75, special, at :-:.$ 4.98 : Women's Pongee Silk1; Waists in Over-Blouse styles and regular styles,. I Special ati-.U ..l...:...$2.9$ One lot of Wash Waists. Some are slightly "soiled. Sizes 7 to 10, v Special 19c Women's mercerized hofee. Extra quality. Just the ; item for work in the BiTy fields.'Bpecial ..19c Women's Sport Hose? in. novelty sulk and fibre and novelty cotton. Special at .69c fm ' Special One lot Novelty Wash Waists. Special afe... U . 49c :.$i.oo Ouriventire line of Women's, Misses and Children's Bathing Suits offered at reduced prices, v . Sweaters Women's land Misses short sleeve Sweat ers, special at $1.00 We have gone thru our stock and selected odd pieces of under mulin and added these special prices to the special, lot that we, have recently purchased from one of the, large manufacturers in the East at a ridiculous price- These, garments are all well 4 made, well trimmed, full sizes which will be offered at a special price. ' . : ' , , . Secq Silk Step-Ins, special L.-..:.t.r....: ... ..59c Striped an4 Plain Voile Step-Ins, special ...... .$9c i Seco Silk Bloomers, special 59c ' " j ) . Cross Bar Dimity Shirts and Step-ins, special, 59c ; Women's Crepe Gowns 98c Wblrien's Novelty Crepe Gowns ,............;..$1.45 Lot 2 Women's long sleeve Sweaters and pvuT over Sweaters at the specialjprice of -.: ....i......$2.48 Choker Beads. arge assortment of Choker: Beads in all of the novelty shades to match1 summci; cbs- tumes. Special at .......... . i :.49c 'I .... Odd line Womep's Two Clasp silk gloves. ' Black and White only, in small size's." Special ....4.. J.!.--10c Women's Silk Petticoats. Tricosham and Radium in dark colors. Special $1.4$. These are about 25 of their real value. Here's a secret ;add shoulder straps to these petticoats and lyou have a cpstume slip.) -" -i v Women's silk and fibre Hose. Large assortment, all colors. Special ......J5.Z. . ...69c These items are only a part of, the special sale3 that " we, have to offer. 'Make your flections early as ' many of these better items walk away first. i Women's -Muslin and Batiste Goyns, long sleeves, short sleeves and gowns without sleeves. Special at.. JJ......... ...:.:.:. 98c. $1.48, and $1.98 v f. : -I . : ' ;' College Pajamas, neatly trimmed. Special... $2.4.8 Women's and Misses Combinations in cambric and batiste.' cial at.... Trimmed with lace or lembrqidery. Spe- Women's cotton Petticoats, ity Percaline. Black and Special Gppdqual navy only. Women's and Misses' handkerichief s in ' : white and novelty colprs. Special ise Women's novelty printed Kimonas, Spe cial at i $1.98. ? .. ......... . .. -'' . " ' 1 .-. 1' (. -:...-:', . , '.. -. - )rtM., Women's hand made embroidered Philippine! Gowns. . . Special..::. . .. $1.9S and $2.98, vC41dren's Japanese Parasols. Special JL r Women's larre Japanese Parasols Special ... .33c; or 3 for $1.00 .....79c Children s School ttresses VVash materials. Save yourself "a lot of trouble. Dresses from' 2 to G I years 49c 6 t!p 14 yrs 79c and 93c ..98c, $1.48 and $1.98 - ii -..'.'.l.. I: -:C. :..!:i.-'"iV:-1 Women's Black Satin Coas. Neatly, 1 , trimmed ancl. nicely lined. Special; , t ----'------------------ 1 28 . Women's ancj Misses Ensemble Suits.: ; . assorted in' two ; lots; Priced, at $7.48 v , and' $t2.'48: D0n't.;asc the original. price of these Ensemble4 Suits. f ,' , Women's Pleated Wppl Skirts. Forty ; I assorted plaids. Just, the thing, for girls school skirts. Specia.U:r.;...$t.OQ , Women's extra quaiityjstnpend.piakV" wool mateirial skirts;. Special at $3.48 One lot of JEMd Outing Hats ' in Kliaki cloth and ' tweed. Special atl. ......35c - .. Or 3 iQjr:.xr-..L.. -i-OQ The best offer of the season. ' We. liavor ihade a special; pricej on women's silk dresses ;i ;,This'4ofc j-isrcomprised: of r printed Georgette Crepe, wash satins, printed crepes and lace dresses. These : dresses ate offered at $10.95. Women's Stripe ffub" Silk- Dressesi Sizes 16 and 18 only. Special -J :.$J.48 ; Women's and Misses' dotted Voile Dress es. Full -assortment of sizes and col- . Special at,......:.--, :; J$1.9S One: rack of odd 'sizes: in, Gingham and , 1 Japanese Crepe Dresses for porch and . kitchen wear. Special $1.0J ... " - r ' . - - ff- T" i.vA ) r - ' 'Mil Ai&AAr ' . I r'Ml I J 75, '?:;' 1 ' ii'V i' 1 . ' li-- -lrf!k - ..: j Wontents and Missed r Coais - . - . . '. ...... . . . Twa special lots in" sport models and serai ctress models. - All vell;madG and well JinedL,, -Some of these coats sold foe double the price we now offer them. Assorted in twoiots Lot 1-07;43V Lot2C12.43 r - - . . . . . . .. r ' -,1 -t.