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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1925)
i i - t v ,1. Have Improved and you never saw a . smarter Fall style than THE CASTLE HAT The Castle Ilat has 'em backed off the boards three different ways quality, style and price. I is all you have to pay here for new Fall Model. Beat that if you can! 'J i . G. W. JOHNSON & CO. Her ar tw cars taat itm't Vara to watt lent ft a ar mtt A tw-pMB(er OakUaS Caapa, Model S-44, pinUd U a tve-teoe color, rtre almost nrv GooIy Sw&l-Ballooa Uzm. XU f extra. Gains at aalr 1850.00 lata 19?a MaxwtU Cony. a?teal paiat Joa, iota of extras, nm like aaw. Only S650.0S SZX THEM AT OHCB. 469 State Lat Park Service . The final open alr.interdenoml- natlon services or the season will be held in Willsou park this after noon with Rev. E. II. Shanks, pas tor ot the Baptist church, the prin cipal speaker. Special music will be' furnished by the men's chorus of the church. Trior to the serr lces there will be a sacred concert by the boys' training school band. If it should rain the serrlces will be held in the First Methodist church and the concert cancelled. HQS m GIVE EXPLOSIVE ORDERS Pyrotol Available at Carload Rates Through. United States National "It Is rery Important that or ders be placed as early as pos sible." says P. E. Price, who ar- HAS LOCAL OFFICE Branch-to Be Opened at 542 State, With R.- W. Kelly as Representative Clark. Kendall it company. Ioc Portland one V)f the Urgent Invest ment banking houses In the state. ranged the pooling centers for the ! has opened a brsnch office in Pa rol lege extension service and in j lent at CITY NEWS-W BRIEF Wanted to Buy I Used furniture, in large small quantities. Phone 75 1843W. Dance Tuesday N'lte Independence Armory. t 7m Warmer Fair; rising temperatures and lower humidity In the interior; t' ,-. moderate northerly wincu. max 'l' Min. 46: Rainfall none; Rlv- 4 W .Jiy-er 02: Atmosphere i Edward A. Neil, a logger of Ban- don, and Leta Northrup, Hills- bo ro; Albert K. Lulay. a Stayton printer, and Helen Gertrude Bond, 912 South i Twelfth street; Dr. Harold Lowe, Portland, and Es ther L. Sun, 172 'Marion, both Chinese ; Leon W. Du Bois, 664 Liberty, and Velma Helen Taylor, 1795 Fairgrounds road; Olaf S. Manerud, and Lillian May Rogers, both of Eugane; John V. Klrscher, farmer, route 6, and Mary Vogl, route 9. - . . W .1.... .lo... tXTInrt V i;jV northwest.; ,; r A t At The Theaters Today . .-..ill i Oregon. .Raymond Grif fith and Betty Compson in "Paths to Paradise." Grand Cecil .B.. De Mll le's "The Ten Command ments." j. . ' JUlKh Hippodrome Vaudeville and Pictures. - m Good Store Room ing to the caretakers, f- An average I For rent on State street. ot around 50 a night has been Lauterman. Hotel Arm . . . . i mainiainea since me miaaie or tne a30 J. II a30 week, the number being fewer earlier In the week. : A large pro portion of the tourists these days are from the east, according to the license plates. A majority of these are' returning home by way of California and the southern route. . ; .-: .r Sinjrers to Picnic .Plans ha-ve been completed for the picnic of the Salem Harmonie Verein at the state fair grounds today. All members, between 50 and 60 in number, are urged to bring their friends. charge ot distribution In Oregon. "It require at least a month to get the explosive after the orders for a car bare been pooled." : j The cost of. this explosive to Oregon users will be around $8 Per 100 pounds. It is supplied by the federal department ot ag riculture merely for the costs of cart rid ring it for farm use and for shipping , and handling. County agents handle the distribution In their counties, and to make it pos sible for farmers in non-county agent counties to share in the benefits ot this cheap and power ful explosive certain banks have offered to take orders with no or profit to themselves. This makes possible a saving of many thou sands of dollars to Oregon farm ers. Pyrotol is made from surplus war material and was used large ly by Oregon farmers last year in land clearing. The contract with the government specifies that or ders must be placed in not less than carlots. This keeps down freight charges, but makes neces- aary the pooling of many orders. Tvottc rn" io t n"n, c lm DETROIT 2LV.ACI3l PRESENT ED WITH S 10,000 CHECK DETROIT. Aug. 23 (By the As sociated Press.) Frank J. Navln. owner and, president of the Det roit American learua baseball club presented Tyrus Raymond Cobb. Detroit'aiiuaaager and Teteran outfielder, with a check for 110. 000 while six hundred enthusias tic fans. -city officials and prom lnent basebaif leaders looked on at a banquet given to Cobb to night In honor ot his completion ot 20 years--of service on the Det roit clnb. A'11.000 grandfather's . .a! In ie ct Its' city of Itrcit to c: inent citlicnn was also awar ir U the "Georgia reach." as Cobb is known in fandom. Tben followed, eulogies, tn both word and song, fndirtdual. addresses of praise from clty fathers. Includinc Mayor JohnW. Smith .and civic leaders followed by a few brtf remaifcs from Cobb Llmself. Timidly lhy were uttered as he stood visibly affected by -this shower cf atten tion. Cobb, the hero, of the 4r mond. whore name Is known t every schoolboy in the land and who has milhstood the Jcerlnf s and booings of crowd with stoical silence was 'fu5sed. or a30 SON SALUTES COOLIDGE PRESIDENT AND WIFE VISIT JOHN IX TRAINING CAMP Dr. 3IanthalI Osteopthio Physician and' surgeon. a30 Visit Our Basement Houseware I I Department. H. L. Stiff Furni ture Co. " a30 Klndergart Opening September 1, 1925 at 1570 Court St. Lina 1150-W. Waters. 5B WillianM llopyard ! Near Eola will start picking-Sep. 3rd, instead of Aug. 31st, as pre viously stated. Will haul camp- n 1o an4 9nT t City Given Ditch ; A quit-claim deed, signed by F. W. Leadbetter, president of the Western Paper" Converting com pany, and Joseph Prudhome, sec retary, giving to the city all title to the Division and Front street Mill creek ditch, with the excep- Laura Grant Churchhill ' Now enrolling students in j3ra.no HoP Plcklnjr SUrts for winter study. Phone 1429-J, 783 N. Winter. , ,a30 Takes New Position Miss Christine Halverson, head of the. ready to wear department of Shipley's department store, has accepted a position : In Portland and will leave for the Rose City today. Miss Halverson has been with the local store for several years. SWAMPSCOTT. Mass.. An. 29. (By Associated Press.) Presi dent Coolilge. commander In chief of the army, received a salute to day from rnrnnral JTnhn PnnlMva Hartley & Craeg yard on MInto hi son. on . -uit t r tv. T-l I I. J . I " If w aiauu, muuuiijr mu tin use a i ens few more pickers. Phone 1516-W. 1711-W. a30 542 State street. In charge of Robert W. Kelly. Mr.1 Keuy haa been with Clark. Kendall company for about two years cov ering various portions of the vll lamette valley. Some month ago Mr. Kelly moved his family to Sa lem, since which time he has been representing Clark, Kendall & Company In Salem and adjacent territory. Mr. Kelly's success in Salem has beed marked In the sale of bonds that Clark. Kendall & company, decided to establish a branch office hers.- S Clark, Kendall it company Is the second oldest investment banking house n the state and has been very active In financing Oregon Industries and in creating capital for Industrial and building enterprises through the flotation of htgh-sjrsde first mortgage bonds. The company is one of the large dealers In general market issues. Its bond offering com prises a long list of foreign gov ernment and domestic ! bonds quoted on the New York stock er change, as well as numerous Ore gon municipal Issues. ' j Mr. Kelly will represent his company with headquarters here and will offer to the clients , of the company the new Issues from time to time which come Into the hands ot Clark. Kendall '& com pany through the eastern bankers. or which are purchased !ln the open market. 1.1 JAPANESE ADAPTED j TO FASTING Anto Reported Stolen W.'H. Carter reported to the As a publicity feature of the citizens military training camp. the youth with cameras trained on him was singled out of the ranks after he and 1400 comrades had rolet has been stolen. For Sale A barn, cheap. J. II. Lauterman. tion of the projjerty upon which Hotel Argo. a30 the new. plant win be located, was police yesterday that his Chev- marched in review as a finale to their month's training. With the bearing of a soldier. M approach ed his father, clicked his heels and saluted. Returning the saint a, the presi dent with Mrs. Coolldge standing along side, said: "How bve you Dr. White, Osteopathy- Electronic Diagnosis and treat ment. a30 ,J4 .'Check Now Paid - ::. : -v G. C. Dlxson, of Woodburn, ap peared in the Justice court yester day and paid $25 to cover a check be had issued to Brazier C, Small some time ago : in payment ot a f ine, and which was later returned by the bank on account of insuf ficient funds. Dlxson was arrest . ed on August 15 for failure to 'obtain a public service commision tag. Yir.i'iM filed with City Recorder Marten Poulsen ; Saturdays i Construction work on the new plant is now. un der wayj-' -' : ; - .: : " ;' . Wemen Wanted Starr Fruit Products Co cornet been getting along, John Phone "Fine, sir,'-' replied the a26tl Church and Mill streets. 439. lad. Kitchen Treasures At bargain prices. Furniture Store. Stiff's Used a30 W. W. Kimball Co., Plan i Complete line at Moore's Music House. a30 Belts I Arraigned .. . '- Arrested in Corvallis early Sat urday morning on a charge of passing bad checks in Salem. Law rence Betts was given a prellmm ary hearing in the " Justice court yesterday and was bound to await the i action of the. grand - jury Ball was fixed at $1000, He is now in the county' Jail. Betts is also said to have victimized sev eral merchants in Portland. He Temples Are Closed " While moving was in progress Saturday both the old and the new Salem Elks' temples were closed all day. The Elks will occupy the Mrs. Smith's Sister Dead IL,.; " V T T J' Word was received Saturday " , "4 t"'1" Women Wanted Starr Fruit Products Co., corner Church nnd Mill streets. Phone 439. . ; f 26tf I Youngster Is Found Early Saturday morning the night watchman at the Kings' Pro ducts plant found a three-year-old youngster In the brush near the plant and he was taken to the po- Barnum. ' camp morning by Mrs, Guy O. : Smith, wife of a Salem ; attorney, of the death of a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Cassidy, In Minneapolis. bers only. An open house is being planned for the public in the near future. lice . station. The parents were found and the boy returned home. The parents had recently arrived from California and had pitched their tent near the bank of a creek and the youngster wandered away during the evening. Then he took his place again in the ranks for. a round of ca As thenics in which all the youths In camp participated. "Jbbn doffed khaki and in civil (an clothes went to the quarters of Brigadier General Malvern Hill commander, for luncheon with his father .and mother. When they returned by motor to White Court be went with them for a visit here until his parents conclude their vaca tion. Woodry Buys Furniture Store at Summer and Norway streets. Phone 511. 15tf Latest Hits in Sheet Music , And records at Moore's Music House. a30 experienced Bookkeeper Can handle one or two part time books. ' Call mornings. Phone 2102, . a30 i TOKIO. Hideo Tskahira jot the Tokio Nutrition Laboratory, recently achieved the degree; of Doctor of Science from Kelo Uni versity for presenting' a thesis on "The Anagennesis of the . Body of Japanese. For many years Mr. Takahlro has been studying the subjects and has experimented on himself, abstaining from food for from three to four weeks, j In his thesis the scientist argued that a Japanese is able to fast, without harm, for a period ot SO days. ; ltd Uth. . ' i .-..' Glasses '. ''-: When Needed Should be selected to meet all the essentials of dress occasions as well as for the e best eye service. Morris Optical Co. 301-2-3-4 Oregon Bids. v ' Wc give you Personal Service Vhen you , drive into our eervice s t a t i o n f or Red - Crown or Shell gasoline. We liope 1 - to have you call "" again and try to please you 4 with our. service." ' l: Clean, filtered' j gasoline and high grade motor oils . plus personal ser vice are building ' pur business. Drive In And Sec Us Robinson's Service Station Intersection Jefferson Highway and Liberty. . Road SHIP STANDING BY SEATTLE. Aug. 29. The ex ploration schooner Maud, which arrived In None last week ? fter a three year sojourn In Arctic Ice. is awaiting nlstructlons from Cap tain Roald Amundsen In . Norway tefore proceeding on her journey down the Pacific coast' Captain Oskar Wlestllng. master, inform ed the Seattle chamber; ot com merce today. Amundsen last year instructed Wlestllng to take the vessel to San Francisco to be sold. Bartlett Pears for Sale- Meredith and Staler ranch, six ITeatiiur Stove Wanted - There is an old couple living in Ile.8 southeast ot Salem, just off Copate Seven with Southern Melo- Monday Xlte Blonday Kit Dance at Crystal Garden, Syn- Salem that is L feeling the cool nights more acutely than other people and are living in a house that gives them but little protec tion. They are: nearly destitute and" are in dire need of a small heating stove of some kind. Mrs. John Carson of the Associated Charities requests that anyone Macleay road. Just right forties and dances. canning or picsing. uring . your I date. i ooxes, you pick them. Tomorrow 11.00 a box. , , . r a30 Remember ' the a30. Many Seek Jobs ''" "" . A total of 207 men and 36 women registered for work with the United - States employment havlnv Biiolt a cf n.A tabnhnna Vn. I htirpail nt f hftVTfA .onrilfno' In u i nf of a unA haa' a 1 - " " "v i , - " i icjiun uruie ma macnineimo iliJ7 L aDd 8?C WiU caU IOr the ? wkI VePrt J .,m PhP8; one owned by Myrtle Lewis, of Salem Chef Arretted Vincent McMahan, chet at - the New Salem hotel, was placed In the city jail, last night by Officers Olson and James following an ac cident at Commercial and Center, McMahan drove bis machine Into wife in Seattle. Me came .t iem about four days ago. stove. Perennials for Sale - Columbine, Canterbury,'. Bells 30 IVmrv's Tea Room At Hubbard, Oregon. 20 miles and otQers norm, eerves xne oesi inea chicken you could ever eat. Drive 4asBm studetaker Big" Six OUl aoa irj , one. itti siiuvuc Hubbard 5611 and It will be all ready and nlDDln ""hot. - ;V a30 v 4 Virtrolas at Reduced Prices II. L. Stiff Furniture Co. v a30 p 1922 model for sale at Certified Motor Car Market. Did yon ever experience the' thrill In driving one rPf those -silent, swift, big fellows? Phone 885 for a demon stration. ; '' , s5 who has charge. The number ot applicants was, considerably un- aer tne demand for mere ; were calls for 350 men and 1S7 women. Of the men 171 were placed and 24 women. c i Agricultural ' labor, for both men and women, topped the list, with 144 registrations and 290 calls for help in this class. Of the men, 103 were placed while 2 2 women reported having obtained work. route 2 doing considerable damage and badly frightening the occup ants, nearly all of which were women. McMahan is charged with driving while intoxicated. Mrs. Lena Waters Will Open Her, studio for piano pupils Septal at 1570 Court St. Phone 1150-W. a30 Income Tax Returns Show Swedes Are Prosperous . STOCKHOLM Eighty per cent ot Sweden's larger Individual Income . taxpayers reported in creased revenues for last year, as did two-thirds of the country's leading business corporations. The officlat statistics show Stockholm has 150 taxpayers with Incomes of more than $50,000. The largest Individual taxpay er was A. M. Versteegh, a factory owner, whose Income was $402.' 354. Others who fallowed him closely were Marcus L. Wallen berg, the international banker, and Ivar Krueger, head of the Swed ish match trust. ' Among the corporations the largest return was filed by the Swedish Tobacco Monopoly, show Ing sn Income of $5,4(2.424. This, however, wss a decrease from the previous 'year. The next largest returns .were filed by the Swedish Match corporation and the Swed ish Liquor Monopoly. "Not so bad, doctor," replied the patient, "but my breathing troubles me." ! IJons Resume Meeting ? Following the adjournment of Friday noon luncheons for the summer seasonthe Salem Lions are going to opsn cthe 1925-26 season in tine style Friday night Births Are Reported ; Four births were reported yes terday. These are Ardyce Lor raine, to Mr. and Mrs. Claris H. Frazer, 2380 Lee.JAugust 19; a son to" Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Page Banjo-Ukes-New Shipment At Moore's Music House. a30 with a big ladles' night banquet ot west Salem. August 25; Wilber- at me Marion notei. apeciai music a to Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Ball. planned, I one mile south of. Salem.- August followed 123; and James Delbert. to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mohney, 914 (Sagi naw,. August 13.' ,. and ,-, entertainment is with the dinner to be with a dance; - Tiv Apple and' Peach -Boxi Guaranteed sprucev H. A. 3090 Portland Rd. Phone Hyde. 2120. a30 ! W. W. Kimball Co.. Piano- Complete line at Moore's Music House. . r a30 Elks Xame Manager- Peter Catsllvas, formerly an em ployee of the Benson hotel in Portland, will manage the Elks' dining room at the new temple which will be opened Wednesday." Luncheon will be served from 11 to 2 o'clock with dinner from 5; 30 until 9:30 o'clock. ' : " Sisfton Is Back ' . After spending the week In San Francisco on business, B. E. Sis son, manager of the Miller de partment store, : returned to Sa lem Saturday. ' 4 Physician Visits II, Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Caven, of Pittsburgh, Penn are stopping over the week-end at the home of Rev. E. H. Shanks. They are on Rebuilt Ranges . . J tour ot the United 'States, and Guaranteed rood bakers. Stiffs I cam Oregon from Alaska Used Furniture Store. ' a30wner6 they Pnt several weeks. They will leave for Crater Lake Grass Fire Reported 7 " J Monday and will continue to Call- The fire department was called I tornia and then east. Dr. Caven to Twelfth and Union Saturday to I to one of the leading physicians o extinguish a. -grass tire. There Pittsburgh was little damage. FIRE STILL MEVACn Wanted to Buy ; ' RIVERSIDE. Cal.. Ang. 25.-1 Used furniture, in large orA fire which for two days has small quantities '..Phone 75 or 1 been sweeping through the Cleye- 1843W. , a30 Hand national forest south of EU1- nore. "tonight Iks burned over a Women Wanted at V I territery sir miles long and IS Starr Fruit Products Co., corner! miles wide. At nightfall- the Church and Mill streets. Phonal flames were reported within seven 439. ; 26tf I.MUes of San Juan Caplstrano on the south and to the north well over the ridge of the mountains near Wlldomer. Cattle have been trapped by the flames, rangers re ported. ' ." ; i 'sClJ F. N. WOODRY Pays Cash For Furnitare Bea. and Store 1010 North Summer i Phone 511 Specials on Wood 1 Large load 1(-In. slab wood..... $f.7S 1 Cord 4-ft. slab wood t $4.00 per cord 1 Cord large second growth fir O $CS0 per cord 4 Cords large second growtn nr xP $6.00 per cord 16 Inch old fir O $8.00 and $8.50 per load' 4 Ft. oak 0 . 18.00 and $8.50 per cord 4 Ft. ash ...? $7.50 and $8.00 per cord 4 Ft Maple V $7.00 per cord FRED E. WELLS pnoxE 1513 zsn south ennxn PAINTING KALSOMINING PAPER HANGING For, the right kind of materials and the very best workman ship call us. i Gabriel Powder and Snpplj Co. 175 8. Commercial; Phone 72$ Victor Sales Agency Adding Machines lor Sale : , or Rent Victor Users Get Service, . We Stand Behind 7 , Our Machine C. M. LOCKWOOD 2 17 N. Com! St.alem, Or. Buy no adding machine till you try Victor . BIcDonald Cleaners 783 Highland Avenne ' Telephone 2217 Work called for and delivered UNDEUWOOD TYPEWRITER CO. Direct Factory Branch 010 Court Street Phone 262 Typewriters Rented, Sold, Repaired Special rental rates to students SALEM'S LEADING i uoTSocjizon Residence and store 1610 N, Sumner Street Phono S1H V Established 191G Finger Is Amputated While working In. the planing mill at Valsetz, A. C. Ferrcll Frank li Churchhill . Tpnnhpr nf nilnn and nlnA nrean now enrolling students lor winter I ""v"' K,L iu5or. study. .Phone 14291. Studio 147 N. CommerciaL a:o( You Telephone Us, 119 we'll deliver it'no matter how small the Hm Panlta! Dmr 152tf xeni itousea uenuwaeo SU Licenses Obtained I Because of the cool nights, tour- SU marriage licences were Is- ists at the Salem auto camp sued by the county clerk Satur- grounds are making a heavy de- day. They werer-taUen out bylmand lor the tent house3 accord- He was brought to Salem and the Injured digit amputated at a local hospitaL Wanted Middle-aged man for Ught work. Permanent employment to right party. Box 1919 Statesman. a30 Wocdry Cz V oodiy fay Ca&U tor rnrsltsra rtens 79 t. i REDUCED SU3DIEII RATES TO CALIFORXIA ' BY PICKWICK STAGES - Saa mael, aaa war. tlS-SS r inn Tri lao.os. - l AarlM e way, tXTiK. Kmi4 Tna, .60.. pMtal VaUf u rantos et ' Tn lBfrMti a4 -. . ro , saU aS ccrrniAL stage nnurcTAL SalenSt Oregon CRYSTAL POOL ! Swimming Daily . ; ; j 1 to 10 p-m LADD z BUSH, Banlren . EstaUished 1BZ3 General BanHa Buiincca OfHoa Honrs Croca 10 svm. to pja. , ' - i v. t. rigdon Czzo:; EwtablL-.licd 1S31 MTW JICIiTUARY - CLcmeicta tirw t at Coit; n
