The Oregon statesman., July 23, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

TIIS OREGON STATESMAN; SA'LEM; 'OREGON
BOYS TO LEAVE. TODAY .
FOR CAMP AT NESKOVilfJ
MMItLV U . F It Q M MAUIOV
CiiV NT Y A UK JaTTKX HI X(3
Annual YMC.V Outirtg . Attracts
y Many: Several ClasHonTo Ho
: ftiven, Tty Kx ports-
DAWES COHTIMUES FIGHT
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VICK PHESIDFAT CARRIES OX
ATTACK AU AIXST RULE
All primed and "xarin to go,'
nearly 00 Salem and-Marion coun
ty f'tfs wUl leave the YMCA bulld
og today for the annualsummer
YMCA camp, at "K'eakowtn where
jhi-r will spend the iiext two
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Final'touches to' the camp, were
eomplfHid. yesterday by Benjamin
-J.Jvlfnfier, Marion, county J YMCA
Rwreiary, anil hla advance detail.
hrovisi'Mia have been ordered, the
1, uk coo lung tent and the sleep
iii(f tents: erected? and the camp all
ready loruia ooys.i T " i;i::it-,r ! - .it
DENVER, Colo., July 22. (Ily
Associated ' pre. ) Between
jumps that wil'lead hJm variously
from Denver to Cheyenne, to
Wagon Wheel Gap. thence to
Omaha and back to Chicago, Vice
President ' Dawes ' in an address
here, tonight continued his attack
on the . present j senate1 rule and
advocated their exchange by a
provision that would,' enable the
majority, instead of two thirds of
the Senate f to brln
close.
' -THURSDAY :ORNtNULY;32l025
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WILLYS-OVERLAND MEN
GIVING DEMONSTRATION
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around town ia the new Blr-cylin-
der Willys-Knight and Overland
cars judging for themselves how
these f iae new cars perform.
In addition to discussing 1 the
sleeve-valve principle, Mr. Bryant
hwiil also gojrito the-general dis
cussion of the construction and
improvements of all automobile
engines brought about by i the
rapid progress in tlielndustry at
large. : ' . : ; ' - : - ,
' Not only owners of Knight en-
debate to kilned .cars will find his talk ln-
.terestmg, but all motorists will
STUDIED Ifi SCHOOL
I The Dawerarty arrived here undoedly lear many interest
cars
which will stand' them In good
shortly! anr vfu.v ih(.' f B iungs aDoui uieir own
T - - - , - - -j m. w w v vv V V 111 &. I -
noon and was, met at the X'nion
station by city, state and army of-
wcjals, j Including Governor MorleJ
and Mayor'Ben Jamin Stapleton, as
Hiking; swimmingand classes s Iersns high in republican
of various Kinds have
been ar
ranged to keep the boys occupied
during the outingv Supervision of
the camp 'will be. strict this "year.
Instruction "will, be givea in for
istry topics by L. F. CronemJUer,
deputy state forester: - "Chief"
Uent of Chemawa will direct them
in 'IndiaH lore; Mr. Batecham,.lo
al florist; will have charge of the
botany classes;, campers' Ideas of
pageantry will be in ' charge of
MrrKImher, while Bob Boardman
will have charge-of the Instruction
Jn , Hygiene and " first aid. "Ole"
-rrary.-superintendent . of schools
at .CreswellJuwiU. ,,beT the ,vof ficial
rhor. The camp will close Aug
ust 5. '
Boys from SHveVton, Woodbum,
Staytoiju.d a Jqw J from nearby
Polk county towns will join, the
Salem group, which is composed
of V alter Barber, Tom Childs,
XoriuaWV'inslow,- Ed lliday,-..Wal
lace ttHg Ike Kafoury, Ronald
j IlulA?r Melford Morgan, Homer'
Smithy 'Oiitee ' French," Lewis
llerahberger, Charles Simpson,
parfjr;conncils who included Sena
tor Rite W. Means -
Tlie station plaza was jammed
as the. vice president : emerged
from tha train sheds smoking his
famous pipe and poed for a few
pictures.
Proceeding to the Brown Palace
hotel, Mr.- Dawes Insisted on
snatching his! regular - afternoon
nap before keeping a dinner en-1 OS ADC UIIDT iti pdipu
gagernent,at the 'Denver cluh " ..u.n ill onMOH
w1re he.was the gitcst of L. Ward m.KAt nn i tx t nr.
uujiiuaici, icii-ui ui iiiu ien- j - KltiiVTIKR
ver cnamuer ot commerce
stead in the dally oneration and
upkeep "of their automobile.
Alfred Vlc'k of Vick Brothers
said he, is preparing for, a large
crowd, as he -realizes the extent of
the interest that exists In motor
cars in general,, and ,the sleeve
valve type of automobile engine In
particular. He invites everyone
in this section, and hopes to be
able to give everyone not only an
interesting entertainment, but a
ride and demonstration as well.
public. MJke virtually all colleges
of Its type Its financial resources
come, from citizens interested In
the development of Its work.'
Explaining the fundamental
principles of this endeavor the
Foundation in a statement, jsavs
all work is ''directed primarily to
the nreventkm of loss anil nnffpr-
SnientlStS TO nmner t L'S- ln8 to men. women and children;
termine Cause. arid Ef- .Ti1
leClS 01 UlStUIUailUUb , loss of property which Involves
human loss and suffering.
The -research program, broadly
BOSTON When earthquake speaKlng calls for two distinct
shocks of any considerable magni-1 studies: the earth, the city and
tude are fek in any part of the I prevention and the earth and the
world, the public -soon after reads j services of the city.
statements of scientists concern- The first Dart ot this nrozram
ing the situation. In recent years involves a "series of studies of cit
statements from Engineering Eco- ies in the northeastern area of the
nomics Foundation have been ap-l United States. A study of Boston
pearing with increasing regularity already has been started on the
and members have been asueai basis of the Foundation's knowl-
many times VJust what are you I edge of the effect different types
trying to io?"' " lot earthquakes would have upon
The Engineering EconomIcsrne"c,ty should they occur under
Swedish Prisoners Make
Farm Into Model Qoiony
IIALMSTED. Sweden An aban
doned farm has become Sweden's
CELERYrO MOVE FRIDAY
I.1KF. LABISH . IS STARTIXa
j CARUIAH SlIIPSlKXTK
; First of thetranoaa shipments
of celery fram. lhe Lake' Labish
model iK-nal colony. About .five! dUtrlcl xliLei(i tn .art oll-
"Keep your ceat. my dMr " x$i
Thafs'sj lak.
years ago the government con
ceived the ida of sending prison
ers there to complete their terms
af outdoor work in virtual free
dom. Transfer to the farm was
made the reward for good behav
ior and' now is the goal of all
Swedish prisoners.
The land lias been put under
cultivation by the prisoners so suc
cessfully that it serves as an ob
ject Ieson to the peasants of the
district. , , . . ; ;
Notwithstanding the complete
ing tomorrow.-1 With the increased
acreage it Is estimated that more
tban'300 carload g will leave Quia
aby over the Oregon Electric and
brooks, over the Southern Pacific.
Between 250 and " 275 carloads
were sent out from the two main
shipment points last year.
jThe 'celery this fear Is said to
be of excellent quality. Early
shipments, in -less than carload
lotsj has already taken consider
able celery out of the district. The
majority of this has been by ex-
the av LiUrr.
freedom - of movement permitted
for farm work, none ot the uriaou-i pres and auto truck
From ,there. the vice'7president
proceeded ; again to launch"
attack on the senate rules.'
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IlKLSIXttFORS OPERA LOSES
MOXKV . ' ' '
HEISINGFOriS .This year's
season . of the Helsingfors i opera
has Come to an abrupt:, close be-r
cause of a deficit of 120.000. De
spite an annual . government sub
Ivan VbitO, Wea Melse, Dwight sidy of G00.000 Finnish' francs and
Adams,; - Anderson Byrd, John generous public support there has
r . f . I .1 V. - I .Infill .
jioue. irv ui jr uaie, iiouuey wey-i ua a. u?iaii lira wsi iw bcuouus
ers, Frank "Meyers, F. DeHarput,
John Lills, .! Tom IJvesley, Ed
& .('.row,' Fjank4 Cross, Jack. Hart-
,.nian. Charles , Hngeman. - Kelley
Moore. -Walter. , Barber, Dan Ber
nard, -Clarence Oliver, Ray Miller
and 'Loyal Warner.
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BIBLE4 CASE MAr GO
i Tf FEDERAL COURTS
! 1 (ntinu4 frote pago 1.) V
District of Columbia; that it -is
impossible - for'a. living, body on
the iearth .tapvercdme' the iilflu-
ence of gravity 46f the earth and
ascend beyond the limit of vision
whereas the Holy Bible teaches
that. Elijah went up to heavten
while he was still alive in a whirl
wind. . and thati Jesus Christ asr
cended into heaven after he arose
from the dead,, and t$at all. the
dead shall be resurrected alive and
shall ascend bodily into heaven."
Mr. Dolby Bald the plaintiff in
tended to torce scientists to exert
to their utmost themselves to de
fend their position. :
"We have not yet lined up our
wItnesses.'he;Baid, "but they, will
be formidable. Our tentative list
includes clergymen and educators
who believe literally in the Holy
Bible and are well able to defend
theiif belief before any court. We
want the Issue settled once and
for all. The Tennessee law can
not pretend to. settle it.
The rider to' th. district appro
priation bill, upon which the suit
is predicated is sponsored by Rep
' resentatlve- Summers, republican,
Washington, and ' includes in its
prohibition besides "due respect
for the Bible.; "the, teaching of
partisan politics or that, ''ours is
an inferior -fbrm Ot government.
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CIIEYEXXE. Wyo.l July 22.-
About 25 persons were Injured,
none seriously, when a 60-foot
section of the wooden bleachers
collapsed at Frontier park during
tl;e frontier d'aysMvild west cele-
braOon. Approximately 200 per
sons were seated on the bleachers
wnieii gave way.-. i
The blea'chets sank slowly pre
venting loss of life. United States
cavalrymen from Fort D. A. Rus
sell, who were participants lx the
snow, immediately rendered aid
and extricated the injured from
the collapsed bleachers. An army
ambulance' on! the grounds ren
dered first-aid, while the more
seriously injured were taken to
Cheyenne hospitals. r
Sunburn JL o t i o n, Tooth
Brushes,' Camera, Films,
Firstaid Emergency K it,
Writing. Paper and Pens,
Vacuum Bottles, Shaving
Necessities, Diving Caps.
Perry Drug Store
ltl South Commercial'.,
Salens, Oregon., .
CELEBRATION
without a campus, operating in
Boston and is engaged In gather
ing and disseminating Informatics
concerning national emergency of
all types and methods of- reducing
loss of life and-property in emer
gency. It focuses its work upon
earthquakes because they include
Virtually all types of hazard.
The headquarters of this college
are in an old house on Beacon Hill
into which come. reports from ev
ery section of the world that re
lates to disturbances within the
earth.,-It is from these reports.
Which scientists study constantly
that deductions are drawn, new
methods '. of prevention developed
and steps taken to wage the fight
against destruction. t : Adequate
evidence is shown that if proper
precautions are taken in advance
the maximum destruction from
any. earth disturbance can be re
duced by 75 per cent.
j The Foundation follows the two
cardinal pHnciplesbf the college
as an institution; the organization
of knowledge by, research and the
transmission of that knowledge by
learning. , its teaching program
is concerned first , with the traas
mission of knowledge to the men
who will be called upon to lead in
an emergency and second to the
Burnett Bros. Jewelers Nine Stores on the Pacific Coast
'it . Tni
m . r t. v m - - i a - t ? mum
The study of the earth and the
services of the : city, the second
part "of the research program,
calls for a series of inquiries into
the structural conditions and read
justments . of .the earth with, re
spect, to the carrying on of the
services, or the work of the city.
The services of the city are con
sidered by the Foundation to in
clude construction industries, fuel
services, life and fire Insurance
and the like. A study of the earth
In its relation to these services
and the effect an earthquake of
given intensity might have upon
them M planned as a-basis upon
which men can understand and
use effectively the met nods to
prevent the maximum of destruc
tion. Such a study is designed
particularly ' to develop organized
knowledge by which loss of propT
erty can be minimized and. thus
minimize human loss and suffer
ing. . -
All this knowledge, once gained
by 'research, must be taught. Thus
the second function of the college
Is brought Into play and the
Foundation has outlined its teach
ing program so that the knowledge
thus gained can be put into prac
tical use in the event of disaster.
In its efforts to reach the whole
public with its knowledge of how
to prevent destruction, the Foun
dation announces that it will issue
15 bulletins during the coming
year.
- In addition: to these bulletins re
ports on methods of organization
of written sources of knowledge of
earthquake hazard - and on re
search sources prepared for the
American Reparations Commission
twill be published.
Membership of British '
Trade Unions Decreases
-LONDON1 The annual report
of the General . Federation of
Trade Unions shows a total mem
bership of 830.316, the smallest
recorded since 1912. The'deerease
last year was-.i34. The re
ceipts $288,630 show a decrease
of $16,105 'from the previous year
W.-A.- Appleton. secretary of the
federation, discussing the situa
tion, said:
"The greatest of the losses arise
from amalgamations and loss of
membership In the unions them
selves, and some ari.se from the
poverty of unions who through un
employment find their contribu
tions smaller.. In some cases they
find. themselves .handicapped
through war-time commitments to
expenditures which after war-tim
Incomes cannot meet."
The avitaor'a" wife was taking
Vfx first. trip wilk her husband in
his airship. "Walt a "moment
Ceorge." she said.: "I'm afraid wo
will have to go down again.
- "What's wrong?" asked the
husband. ; .
"I believe I have dropped one of
the pearl button off my jacket.
think 1 gee It glistening on the
ground. ......
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Kct ltz;zT2ij R:Isf Ert CURE ,
PILES or other Hexial or Colon ,
auracna inooiu not dc experv
Ste&tedwith. Therthouli and can
pcrroanectly CURED by my nofturl- '
cal method.
Send today for tny FREE BOCX eotv-'-'
taiiunf tcarcM ot voluntary tgomontiir'
from ptlent, some of whom had suff
rtd iO years arui had tried every kind
of drug tad treatment. Headitandyow
wtu better urvdefttana why
I can give a Writtm Quhr
mtOet to CUKE y out nu
err refund your fee. :
DEAN. MU. tnt
WRtlANOCl'ttS: SEATTtE OFTICCi:
tPkn Suil'Stnt 5-lZSr t urt tJ,
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Simon of
West, Palm Beach, Fla., were In
Salem yesterday.
f ANYTHING-IN THE J
PLU MB1NO LINE-WE CAf
PX UP MIS-HTYPINEI
NELSON PROS. ,
S55 Chemeketa
Phone 10O6
AUCTION SAI
OF TIIE CONTENTS OF A 7 ROOMED HOUSE . ..
IVIng: ffavwrfl ilh InMrui-tioiw from Itx rH-r, lr. T.
W. Khius will M-ll. thf Mmils r bis Ikhvh .1 ":
South Lilierty on tiaj July J l::W. ii. ni., slmrp, llw,
full. m ing: " - ' : - . ' . r:
Oak couch upholstered in leather; 2 oak book ca.es',and
writing desks combined: 5 rookiug chairs; 1 Edison phono
graph. and record:. Axnifnster rug 3x12; oak tenter table-'
3 oak square tables; jardiniere stand; large oak buffet, oak ;
dining room table; Brussels rug 9x12: 8 day mantle, clock ;
pictures: several smalr mats; 5 walnut diners;' electric
reading lamp; 4 sets of lace curtains; Urussela rug Sx9; oak,,
dresser with bevel plate1 mirror; oak chiffonier; ball mirror;,
large oak dresser; Simmon's bed spring and mattress; Brus
sels rug 7x; full sized spring and mattress;, bed spring
and mattress; several bedroom chairs; Buck's 6-hole range,
water front and warming cloxet; fall leaf extension table
kitchen chairs; Uisael's rarpet sweeper; .Vacuettei drop head
scwinjr machine, nearly new; piece ot linoleum 10x12; quan
tity of empty sealers and fruit; quantity of dishes; garden1'
hose, mower, tubs, quantity of kitchen utensils and numerous
miscellaneous. . , . e '
s Positively no reserve as the proprietor has sold his home
and is going back east. - Don't forget the time and place
ICKW '.Kwuth I.ilK rty on Friday, July at 1:30 p. . fcharp.
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' WOODRY & WOODRY
The Auctioneers, 996 South Commercial Street 1
Ihone 7." and make your listings. guarantee Hat tsf act ion.
IS years exinicjicp. We will buy your furniture or m11 on
ronunission. " , .
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Community Plate
All You Want Any Time
IJeuverea tor
Dollair
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Today
WITH
FRANCES
HOWARD
of V
Today
'and
Friday
a pnwFRFIJI.. Mixture
dramatic dynamite i and
laughing lightning. 5: v . ,
Bvery Burnett Jewelry Store on the Pacific Coast will be
glad jto supply, you with .Community Iate. ' i
Tott may get it any business day in the'year.
There are no ' clubs, no sales.'
All you pay is the lowest' CASH price.,
(Indeed, if you can" buy for less anywhere we will return
all you've paid). v- '-f ZZP'y, .'.
And you may pay the "bill in little -driblets of, say a
dollar or so a week. : . j ; f -There
are no extras no interes't no tax. .--'
And the Burnett Jewelry Stores take, the1 position that
' everybody's entitled to Creditunless they themselves
have already shown that they are not!
Choice" of the "Adam," -the
"Grosvenor," i the "Patrician'
or the; beautiful 'Bird of Para- ,
dise. patterns. .
Twenty-nine piece sets contain
ing a complete table service for
six people may be had tor
$31.50j . ; '
The knives have hollow ' han
dles and stainless steel blades.
There is no charge for the Buf-
fet Tray. . , .
Delivered for
for weekly.
a - dollar -paid
Consider thU a personal invitation, to Ret all the Com
munityiPlate you need for coming Weddings Anniver
saries Hope Chests and Birthdays.'' Add to the set you
have get all you need delivered to your home imme
diately paid for as may be convenient for you
Out! of Town Folks
Are Invited to
j Write for
1 - ' The
"Watch Bulletin'
i , .The-. ,." :.- -:'
"Gift. Bulletin
Mailed on - request to
i any address.
70Uffi shake and shiver, (luake and
Y ... -.. riiv outs ..over ."The
Shock. Punch." . f
A punch-packed story
thrills and laughter. :
Dix outs ..over
trembling with
,f"VH,
Comedy
Nevs
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Reductions On
Fill that desire to own the "Finest Talking
Machine in the World"
For the first time in history the price on every Victrola
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Our SttK-ks include Victrolas equipped for Radio installation
i and Vict colas with lladio sets installed
Prices Effective TODAY
We do fine Watch
and. Jewelry repair
ing," Diamond . set
ting c aref u 1 1 y,
pleasantly, quickly,
economically."
$110 YICTROLA $ 65 ;
150 .VICTROLA 3 95 '
5100 VICTROLA; $ 75
$150 VICTROLA $105
$200 VICTROLA $130 ,
$250 VICTRbt A ;160 r
300 VICTROLA $200
Every Instrument is, New, ,
EASY TERMS IF DESIRED
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