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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
SUNDAY MORNING. JU JAM?; 1025
Country -Wide Air Mail Service Planned
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I spent -a week with, bis grandma
at Hotet Cmwtent, h'4 '
Frank 'Bresner 'f Manhattan
went Tlshlhg yesterday and came
home with 18 large flounders.
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Mr. and Mrs. F. Manning. Miss
Marjorie Pnrdy and R. Cassidy of
Portland spent a few weeks at
Otto Shearer's cottage.
Mrs- Gnstafson and daughter.
Florence are siendinr a few
weeks at Mrs. -"Newton's cottage,
the Nevada.
M. 3. Maddox has Improved his
; cottage by painting It.
The Chap-Ha-Wee" Camp Fire
Girls of Portland are spending a
wee i at Mannauan. Tney are
staying at the Reifsneider cottage
OLD CAR 4S WAKING TOUR
OMmobil Drirrn &1.O00 Mlk.
t.:i .Holdlnjj.l;.
ThtoostofSc deoartiwnt
- . - . -w . j . t , ri vtnur si nni yitpptii
h irrUne ovef eiarnt routes which extend to u pans i we wunirj. .rwv?'.
N e wjYolefelaaiiaijoan Jr ranUco jwit, ,and the propsiJilic,:r 5
iVieifte From Beach Resorts
1 1 MAXZAX1TA
Sand 'Cod have been found on
' the beach at Manzanita this week.
Several cottagers have dug theta
np from the beach at low, tide.
1 Manzanita wll Soon belong to
the Coast Power company's cir
cuit.! The poles to carry the wires
axe already put In and wiling of
some of the houses in the com
' tnimtty has already begun! i .
Mrs. E. M. Beusekamp and chil
dren. Gladys and Martin, of Ma
plewood. Ore., have the Johnston
cottage for the .remainder of July.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Schaller
spent several days in Manzanita
and email daughter, : bortthy,
with their friends, the Ge&Jsbeeks.
They were on their way to their
I home in 'Astoria alter a motor trip
through California.
w. J. ceaerson entertained a
party of friends at bis cottage for j
several days among them Mrs. J.
P. Johnson, Kansas City; Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Welen, The Dalles; Miss
Ellen Cederson and Miss Beatrice
Cederson and Miss Thelma Nelson,
.Portland, Ore. "
; Miss Louisa Koenlg of San Fran
cisco wa-the guest of the Gel Js
heek's over the week end.
I At the Spencer cottage for sev
eral days were Miss Hazel Spen
cer, Miss Georgia. Spencer, Mrs.
t. F. Amortv Adele Amort, Cleo
Araort and Alva Burghart, all of
Shaw, Ore. ,1 - ,.
Miss Amy Holt, Frances H61t,
Lily Hendrtckson had the Werner
cottage for several days.
.. At the Rnstsel Cabin f or jthe
week end were Mr. and" -Mm. Jt. E.
Davis, and Shaw Phillips of Port
land, Ore. ' -'. -."..
. Miss Abby Temple and her aunt
who are vacationing at Manzanita
are In Portland for a few, days dur
ing the Elks' convention.4- .
Mr., and Mrs. P." R." Hansen of
Seaside, Ore-, motored; in for , a
i Short stay at Manzanita.
J Mr. and Mrs. . H. Howard of
illnneapoliif, Minn., spe.nt several
days at Lan's camp ground. .
Among " the motorists who en
Jjoyed the twach durfng the week
were Eva Becht, .Harry p. Becht,
Portland; R. F. Robinson, Mohfer,
Ore.; Edith Lundxren; Viim1pg
ton, Mass.; Mr, and Mrs. Jaraes
Murdock, and. . George MMurdock,
Seatle, Wah.; MUs dna May Ta
: ber, Portland, tjfe. ' ' ' ,
Mr. and ; Mra. 'C. A. JStftnp . of
Portland and."tra. .A. Bump,' bl
Cervabi, enjoyed hospitality:- of
t?ie -camp ground, for several fajs.
Mr. land Mrs,j L. M. ICing and
children of Portland, Mr. and Mrs.
W. G. Kind, .and John Rom and
family of Portland, v-Ore' spent
several days at the camp ground.
Mr. and Mrs..P..C Burrows and
children,- Roland and Virginia of
Portland lunched at the camp
ground while hiking through from
Ocean Beach.
The - following were registered
at the Inn for several days during
the week: Mr. and Mrs. Ho palm
7 er, Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Nelson,
Portland; Mr. and Mrs. M. B.Saw
yer, Ridgway, Pa.; Mrs. W. C,
Doyle, Garibaldi. Ore.; E. Buraie,
Portland; Jos. Barber, Salem; H.
L. Lord. Iowa Falls, la. f
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Prescott and
son, Julian, of galem, spent aever-
aidays at the camp ground. Vhile
here Mrs. Prescott and Julian en
Joyed a. triprto Short Sand beach
in company with Miss Helen M.
Smith and Miss Geraldine . Van
Groos who are spending lb sum
mer with the Geijsbeek's. . -
Mr. and Mrs. a M. Lanning
ho are eummering ra theit cot
tage at Manzanita motored In to
Portland for the Elks convention,
The following were also regis
tered at the, camp ground: Mr. and
Mrs. H. A: Logan, Portland ; Pearl
Anderson, Portland; Mr. and Mrs
.W. t. Montgomery, Brighton, Ore-
: Mr; and . Mrs. J. J. . pumas
Brighton, Ore.; N. S. Lamme
south Bend, Wn.;Ri R. Alexander,
nd -lamUy,, Portland; Mr? and
rg. c. L. Clausen, Portland; Ross
Sfnyder, Paul Sels, Dayton,. Ohio;
VUa. A. .BIddle and family Cot-
M Grove, Ore.
Mrs. Ella Baker.: Those present
were: Mr.' and. Mrs. Ray' Purdy,
Mr. and Airs.-' Chester Stansbnry,
Mrs. Joe Herman, ? Dorothy . and
Grace Purdy, Marcelle Stanabury,
Leon Mae Campbell, Joe Herman,
and Marjorie Baker. Refresh
ments" were nerved and a goOd
time was had by all. . ' , L
, Mrs Moddy and daughter, Mil
dred are spending their vacation
at J.he Darr. cottage in Manhattan.
Mrs. E- A. Bruckert of Portland
Is stopping at the Bresney cottage.
Miss Katie Huston, 'at ter ppenJ
Ing a few Weeks in Portland ar
rived hOYne 'safe, j
A large bonfire was given on
the beach- the other evenTng in
hohor pt the two Kuhenhanser
girls who are' goin'g to Portland
to spehd a brtet vacation. ?
.'Mrs. Odell will leave Manhat
tan .for her home In Portland La
week from Friday. . I
Bill Welch-celebrated his 56th
birthday here in. Manhattan last
Saturday.. :r J,:- ; f 7,i
Mrs. Fitzmanrice .and daughter,
Mrs. Smally fend daughter, are oc
cupying the Glencoe cottage. I
Mr. and Mrs. Murphy are spend
ing a few weeks at the Amery s
cottage. ": "' : !; 1 -!; ;';!'"
Clara Niehols and Ora Bedford
of Portland are stooping at the
pelton cottage at Manhattan.
I Mr. and Mrs. McCamnian and
sons, Howard and Bobbie, are
spending two r weeks i at Cole's
' Mrs. L. A. Mathison. and chil
dren, Leonard and June, anil sis
ter, Mrs. P. MJ Chalmor are at
their cottage j for the season. Mr.
Chalmor spent the week end with
his wife at the Mathison cottage.
"Mrs. CVS,. MiUer and niece Paul
ine Dillon, of Portland have open
ed their cottage' for; the summer.
Miss Betty Machey w.ll spend aj
week with them, "j . 1 ;
J. J. Roheren was down a few
days with his wife at the Reifsnei
der 'cottage.-'j ' hi : : ;
Mr. and Mrs.: Russell Wilhelm
and wife spent their, summer va
cation at Reifsnelder'g cottage.
Miss T. Schmore and C. W. Far
go are visiting Miss Schxaorls
mother for a week. ii,t ' i
Mrs. R, E. Smith, Mrs. Marjorie
Tracy and sons are at their cot
tage for the summer. , ' i ; . w
Mr. ana Mrs Armouster are
spending a few weeks at the Iowa 1
cottage. . , : ,
Harold walker of -Portland i
XOT CHKHOUT
In the clasified i advertisments
of The Statesman an ad has been
running for R. , N. MacDonald
stating that he handled the Mar
nvon, i Chevrolet and Chandler
cars. .The Chevrolet part of this
was In error and should have been
Cleveland.: The" Chevrolet Is
handled . In Salem by the "Newton
Chevrolet company: located at the
corner of High i-nd Chemeketa
streets? p;. "" ','
ing. Mich., on the first leg of their
vacation trip." . ' ;
Reedsport Sash Sand .door
plant reopened -for,, steady busi
ness., j. - t ' .. '
When an automobile has been
run approximately ' a Quarter of a
million miles it is just' in prime
condition to make a 12.000 mile
loop tour of the United States, ac
cording to Dr. R. F. -Clark of Syra
cuse. N. Y who with els "Buddy"
Edward O'Dopnell of Cortland. N.
Y., is headin&tbward Loa Angeles
!a his 1915 OldsmobHe roadster. '
Dr. Clark and; O'Donnell, who
were first lieatenant and top er-i
geant. respectively. In the same
rntdical corps overseas, are taking
their first' real vacation in five
years. It will last nearly five
months, during which "time they
plan driving to the Pacific coast
over the Santa Fe route, visiting
the many points of Interest on the
west coast. aTid returning the
southern route to New Orleans and
thence up the east coast to New
York. ' " '''
For a little more than six years
Dr. Clark has owned tlie O)dsmo
bile roadster, and daring jlhit thne
he has averaged about 2,iifl0 miles
per month, driving it in his prufea-.
sional duties and Fjr pleasnj.The
car had cpvred c- tolaj of' 221, '06 Oj
miles when Dr. Clark and his pai
arrived at the OUIa factory, Lans-
Dnrjng tis trio thtoigh Canada,
routs tram Nw: Ydrk state ko
MkbUsJuJ)rClark. said he eu
tountered a strip of dirt road 43
uiiWs long and that he made this
at an average speed of 23 miles -an
hour. -' ' .. ' '
j Abont the only major- recondi
tioning that the car has been given
was when It was reftnlsbed about
a year ago. Dr. Clark had 4t paVat-fd-with
Daco. the ssme-material
that i being used on the present
model alx: cylinder "Qldsmobllos.
poses.
"The
decree -mentions that "a
decialTp. change . may. now be ex
pected inxausical educatioa. An
priTttte inusic jteachers nnder.. a
certain age. providing they have
not graduated rom some accred
ited tnnsical nntirntli," wi!J b
oTtif;ed ' to pat&-'fin tt.'.. -t'f
They -m then be "supplied w!:h'aa
official license to teach, muscl.
Withoat f'nea a Ilmi'tioHiaeatr
is to'oe allowed to gWt ittrBC
Moos. v -1 . ' Ti. IS r.
Prus$i2n pecree Dfrccts
Licensing i!usic Teachers
BERLIN All maslc teachers In
Prussia are henceforth to be li
censed, according to the latest de
cree Issued- by' the government, j
. "A' degree of order 'and uni
formity of Qualification In a world
hitherto beset by many charlatans
and opportunists may be expected
from .snrh a decree," says the Vor
waerts, which inscribes how pri
vate musical ..instactrion had be
come a very negligible quantity
during the war and subsequently
La the inflation period and that on
the whole the government unfortu
nately had never considered music
as significant for educational pur-
T- YOU CAN GET PARTS FROM
l"Mikes Auto ;
Wrecking HouaGe
" ' 245 Center Street
Anything from a Hub Cap to complete1
Rear Ends-Every thing from a Spark
Plug to a complete Motor, Transmissions r
complete or parts of them V
Call us anytime Phone 398
.We pay cash for late model cars for Wrecking
Children will tgnore regularly
equipped municipal and school .
playgrounds in order to play in."
he streets. Their reason for
Lwantinif -toplay about ' rapidly
moving motor vehicles is a prob
lem for a .psychologist, not for
me. ;.. -s ; '-'.-' :v':"-vi'
The careful: motorfst knows
that a child at play in the street
may -do anything. In approach
ing a child, whether it is on the
curb or "in the 'street, it is im
perative -to have your car under
absolute control. - i
As an example: The child may
be play tag balL . He misses Hhe .
ball, which rolls into the street.
The. child has but one thought:
to rescue that ball. He will risk
his own life .to jget his ball back.
The motorist . ufSit remember
that children react as .: ctuldren.
and that he roust protect them to
his. fnltest. . " - . t-. 4 : --'yi
Krdifie .ticircls to the streets
where motor cars and trucks are
numerous -is v dangexons - and
should be disccniraeed. Coasting
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M.X1ATTAN BEACH .
r. and Mrs. Edward Waer
nddaugbter, pf Los Angeles a re
"pending a few weeks at Manhat-
rA iurprisa party was glyen Tor
in the streets is , dangerOas.
These are things which mast be f
braogbt to the atteatioa of pax-
ents. --"-ir .7-ii t " J- I"- '
In Kew York j4ay streets are
set aside. Ko motor vehicles are "
allowed on them during certain
hours, .yet scores of children . in '
the ..neighborhood jnrill play only
on ; the streeu where there are
motor cars, trucks and street
cars. " -
Here is a problem for the par- ,
eat. leacn chtMrea .to
fal always. ,
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CL ARK A VINCENT :
60 N. Cafiitol St. Salem, Oregon r
- :057hy do you suppose we display that sign so
oOnsptcuous so proudly? Not merely be-" "
cause it is an attractive sign. Not merely to "
advertise our business. But because that sign 1
offers you a 'service developed in the West
over a period of 20 years to meet your own "
special needs C & LTntES and Tubes. De ,
signed particularly for tugged Western ser- '
vice by a firm .that pioneered the tire business
, in .the West over decades ago, and per .
fected with the resources of the world's larg
: est exclusive distributor of automotive equip
ment akd tires Chanslor Cc Lyon Co.
. Try them out against the tires you are now
using and note how much you will gain by
equipping with C & Ls all around. We have ,
. 'just Resize you want. ; ; L-! '
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There is a new motoring "kickw for you in the powerful
Overland Six. -
You feel it when you first look at the lines of this car the
low, rangy ..body, the : supple grace these are'new.
: -Yoii feel it when" you first pull away from the curb .
It is there when you open the throttle for a quick "sprint"
through .trauicr ' .. ..
When you get out on the open road, with just the miles .
ahead, yqu get t againl " v : - v - v
38 horse-power in the guet, flex2ble motor, the easy swing ! -of
the chassis. 112" wheel base and extra' long springs, 2?
the sturdiiiess of the car,' all give you a new sensation of k
i automobile pleasure; ; j x:..; ; , .. ;' ; - '. '
Balloon tires are standard, alsd heavy crown fe r
pressure lubricating systeniandoidier features you niust see
to appreciate . -
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