The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, September 15, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texti . i' Vf n art i-.-s-.Srir-T-: T'v'4. i 4 1 , ,.,;.,T Willi ' .THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON 1 - i TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 15, mm 4 shown at the F., J. Wolk ranch four and a half - mile north of I Veat Salem on the Wallace road. ; Wednesday. '- ,, I " :"-- ' : That tranplne thesa nests ever large areas is an out of date meth od is becoming realized more every day. Following a r number of these demonstrations in Marion LEGION VlLl BE HOST : ' r ' . ' PLAX COMPLETE Fm THE STATK FAIR VtAlTORS " Consolation Matches in City Hunts dturln ?e iat tWo years. -r... if k r-ii' - I nfoaresalve ranchers osinr the ad- i nil rnoif uro NiQTDn inr . i r v lUUIIIbJj nib UIUIU iUI This Afternoon rocated methods- have reduced gopher damage on tfietr, ranches ! to practically nothing.) Tfifs demonstration wju be, con- Kefchum'iftd Eidinel Verewm-HoctI by representative of the U, 8. biolegieal survey - and has been arranged through the efforts of the Brush College community. ners yesterday la the men's sin gles' of the alem Tennfs associa tion tournaments Ketchom match ed with Mat&fe in the double was winner over Hsa. and fctalehford nm I Y nil&PTIFD MCI fl VKKX : OJ?UOOTUEGGERS' IS and Emml winners Greenbaumf and I ' over . ,urry. . i ! . Yesterday results w'er as fol- Kmmel defeated Nunn, ; 6-4. Mathia ana Ketchtfni i defeated ,CHABUK WITH ! ASTORtX;-Oret Sept. ; 14 ARSON' and Mrs. Arthur ZUlke are charged with arson in complaints filed today in the local justice court In connection' with an Astor . j v. Inft-ppt roomlne house fire here last Kmmel ; ajid Mickey defeatedV-,,,. ' . ; Friday morning ' iTbe two are lit" custody in lieu of $2,500 each as is Jbj Armstrong, a waitress, who is, bed a g held as a material witness and whose hail has been fixed at 1100. Local authorities state that jMrs. Zielke. who Is also known .hre as Jean Riley, is Dolly Quartir; one time hallf as "Queen" of the Portland bootleggera. The fire,, which the ; Zlelkes are Mefgard. Margafet Metgard. -and .Confirm flft f!frf flQflHc ! Falls: 34 inn.. thU week. ThtfMeI-1. mwiAl J-UCIIUS HUM gards are touriag the wet Plana for the entertainment of visiting drum and bugle corps and Legionnaires on Legion day, the opening day of . the state .fair. were completed last night by .Cap itol Post No. 9, American Legion. A danee will be the feature of the entertainment. ' (, , Formation of a Post golf team was- also launched at the meeting last Bight; This session was the first of the winter meetings and was attended by a huge- crowd. A feed was served. Beginning ihVfirst Monday In October meetings will be ' keld twice a mOnthy1- ' . Bill HInesr 6fi" Dallas, was on band to see tha the. tall meeting with the Intention of remaining. From vra Ainu im vne Sifverton they ViU go to San ?,Ute ' "d 'iruaHy U rf'b' Francisco where they expect to make iheir home. Mrs. Melgard and Mrs. Benson are sisters. Silrton Greenbaum ind Clfrfy . The scheanle for today follows: 4foclock-i-Dr. Bates :V. -Ted Emiiel. , ! . . i '5 o'clock - John Curry vs. Charles Nunn; I Cor.aolatKrt 4 matches nt 5 o'clock. R. btveiiner vs. Frlnk Lynch. At fe o'clock. Jack' M into vs. Adolph "(reenbaum. NURSES RfCEIve PIKHQ SlSSSCStSSr , OTHER At TITLES OP PTOM- L'yin bvToaaserbv T f tvrk a?. Ant to home glpff ?f!vyt.--fn,,,-- av The nursyitome at the Salem FORD1 BLIMP SUGGESTED hospital ha4 -l several pieces of ' - - j s furniture jaitf new piano-Iven PiiAys FOR DIRIGIBLE' ARE to H during the sumtrtter. This vjs JhESEXTlfri TO VILBUR . latter g Ires great deal otea&- ,.;'-H-' v ' I "re'to students (n tbef school of j WASHINGTON, Sept. 14. (By ursing and aoTds to tje. already Associated Press.) A suggestion Jeantiful holme which Ts situated by Henry Ford that tjbe navy de bout one-hjalf block away from partment build and experiment tne Hospital ibullding and contains f with a rigid dirigible designed by large, light and airy bedrooms, tk, shower bath and a laundry equipped w,ith : stationary - tubs, electric Iron and pressing boards. Here tho students in their time off duty majy rinse out finery so Annr in thM hrt ' Af aTprv e-lrl . ... .. . .., 0..., re8-OI aeronauncso examine me and entire too precjou to beptaill of the alrfhftftwhich were. '"I"" "l , ; "i.v I submitted by fr. iT)rd?s enin lem's effnt'geiferanttkufries, and representaves t)f the lft ie party iroeBA.wao e- i aircraft development cbrporatlon nnavnriv rinrv vnais wrav nnwn rnaavA - ... SILVERTON, Or;, Sept. 14. (Special.) With Labor Day and ltd Foufr-L picnic over, whicb in spite of the weather was a sue cess, Sllverton ts turning all of her attention to the Community Fair which will open here Thurs day. Tents are already up and other preparations ire being made. Sllverton merchants report that they will be working both day and night this week. The first of the week, they say, will be devoted to arranging their displays in the business jtnan's section while the latter part of .the week they'wf l use In 'looking- at , their, display. The fewer show ; still continues to occupy an important place ox Interest in fair-talk. Mr. 'and Mrs. E. JobMow of Portland were Sllverton visitors during ' the week-ead. The John sons formerly made Silverton their home.' Mrs, Johnson Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob I version' of Sllverton. ' Mr. and Mrs. John Cannon hate returned ' from Newport where they -have been spending a few days at 'the home of Mr. Cannon's brother! who returned., to Silver- ton with them. The' Cannons made the trip? in' their new automobile. - r White It was the regular meet ing night for the cify counfll Men- day night, because It was Labor Day the meeting' was postponed until Tuesday night. his engineers is, being given seri ous' consideration by ; Secretary Wilbur. He said today, however, that he had reached no decision on the proposal. V Mr. Wilbur has asked the bu reau" of aeronautics lo examine the Mrs. C. I. Benson has as her house guests Mr, and Mrs." T. L. CONFEDERATE SPY DIES FAMOTS -MISS CIXGEU- P.SS- 1 KS AT AGE OF 81 YEARS NEW YORK, Sept. 14. Alone and friendless la a dark asart- meat in Oreenwieh vilUge. Miss Virginia Moon; SI, who as a con federate army spy slipped through the Union lines' many times, died Friday, It was learned today. It was only the chance ' scanning of the death notice eolumn In a New York paper by aa artL of the vil lags that led to the discovery that the little old lady known to naif the southland in the Civil war days is "Miss Ginger" had passed on. FAIR CROWD IS LARGE ? . . . WASHINGTON EVEXT DRAWS 10,000 ON FIRST DAY lies of Centra! and South America have accepted Invitations to be represented at the first Pan-Amer ican Road Congress to meet in Baenos Aires ffom, October 1-12 In addition to the official dele gates from the various countries representation !also Is expected from organizations Interested In the promotion I of ' building good roads, such as automobile . clubs and engineering Institutions. Included In the delegation from the United States will be H. H Rice, vice president of the General Motors company; Thomas M. Mac Donald, chief of the bureau of public roads. Washington: Wil llim A. Sherwell. general secre tary of the High Inter-American commission; Frank Page, presi dent of tha mad a rrimmlf t n North Carolina; Charles M. Bab-,url,, fo floated with the f'ock. of the roads committee ofin, t,de tBl9 evening, Minnesota; Frank L. Bishop, dean of tha engineering school of Pitts burgh University and William E. Hill, of Illinois.. . and a number et companion! were playing with a pistol at the Bras- wU home when, according to their story, it was discharged.' An Investigation. was ordered by Dis trict Attorney Medley. TOXGS KIGN PEACE meeting Wrweea officials of the two tongs la the office of Zisng Ling Chang counsel general of the Republic of China: " " " NEW YORK. Sept. 14. (By Associated Press.) Peace was signed tonight between the war ring Hip Sing and On Leong tongs. The agreement was teached at a FORMER DEPUTY DEAD SEATTLE. Septi 14 Nkk A. CariaO. for nine years a iepntf sheriff of King county, died here ."day following a-long; lUnes. Carlno gained prominence through his contributions to Trench. Span ish and Italian publications throughout the country. LIXF.lt IS FLOATED HALIFAX. Sept. t4.--lBy the Associated Press.) The United State shipping board 'steamer Ar gosy which stranded on s sand- f j bar of Sable : island early today YAKIMA, Sept. 14. Washing ton's. 29th1 annual state fair open ed today j wit tr a record-breaking opened ay crowd of more than' X fr 004'fWraona swarmimr tka iround. At te last ralr; held In 1922, tha opening -day 'croVd was figured- at 9$ 00. ferotarjl A. E. Lawson to nlgot paid the. pfij admissions for the -day'-would 6tal aboutCTOO, wUlf -several nubared non-paid ad mlsslonrsf'Every exhibit was in placje .wfteij the; igakes swing iopen at 10 'clole this morning. qnently find their way down there and return crisp and fit to adorn their charming weresL YBhls'ra. especially so at thi ttWeorilM year, when vacations ire over and lectures and) class work have not as yet laid its more serious claim upon student nurses' tlme.,-j - of Detroit at a conference! last week. . 1 f It Vas bfopoed thai the-ship. wnicn would be l&o feet long, 50 feet in diameter and with a metal gas , bag, be built at the Phila delphia . navy: yard with the co operation.' of '.the .Ford- engineers TRANSIENT LIKES e .Ul I dirigible wa. placed at approxi mately 1300,000. . I -ABSENCE SOU OF .Irce - ! 1 ROCK PILE l IS OF JTOY HI' I "Have you got a rock pile gang, or a road work crew for your Jail birds in this town?" was the first Inquiry yesterday ; of one' John Burke, brought to police head" ess and possession of liquor. fig Informed in ' the negative by acting desk "sergeant Louis Olson, "this city won't get any 'of my money. , ;"j '-.-i , Burke was arrested" on a down- i town street by Traffic Officer Ed wards. In j his possession was found a bottle of denatured alco hoi and a second bottle contain ing a mixture of sodapop and aj cohol. He had $18 with liim. but he made It jplatn to the desk ser geant that as long as he would not be required to wor 'dTiirfng'hls incerceratloi In the .cltyt - jail. he would "Iayjout" any fine that might be Imposed upon-' Mm.? 'J He will be given a: hearing be fore Police Judge Poulsen today. DEMONSTRATE POISONS! i, ;The mfeUl bag, the engineers said, would greatly j reduce the tendency of the gas content to Dif fuse, as compared .with tne com position covering on the Shenan- LAST TIMES TODAY : ZANE GrtEYhS Wild Horse iMesa With $9 JACK TfOLT NOAH BEERY BlLLIE DOVE DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS JR. v A Paramount Picture OREGON v Matfrlee 35c . Evenings . 35c-50e i V if PEST ERADICATION METHODS OFFERED WEDNESDAY ' ;;- t ,;..! Methods and results In the use of clover ' knd strychnine' as - a gopher ! poisoning bait will - be I K In Storm or Sunshine - Keep the kiddies feet protected from dampness and dis comfort with ' iv ' jk3sMi Soles and Heels Outran Bcst Leather 2 to 1 -Heltkful ;. Comfortable ' Blanker Tan W fccMm.Wowi" Dd Children . j Tipar pjimm muhtt it PneoCo,Chla.Ma. ( 1 ' ' V ii - ' I ft i&Sk ?! V". i- I - Horme z 1 itwno liken "i nes. me CASTLE Hats arc moderately- priced, but we couldn't put finer style into them if you paid us twice as much Castle style, is the result of two things -tuperb work manship and the finesf materials thit can be bought. Castle -hats come. In many; modeUDut you'll ;get Castle quality in -any CaStJe hit,:; - I a i i n 'v r ; Fivt to Ttn Dclhrf l jisk Tear 'Dealer "f American'Printers of the - Bfaille Sy$tem to Meet PARIS - The memory of Louis Braille the blind French -savant who Invented the system of raised point universally nsed In the printing of books for the sightless. is to be. perpetuated by the perma nent- Blind . Kellet Var- FS3 changing Us same to .the -Ameri can Braille Press for, .arand' Ct4 vfllan Blind. ; -;... I-' f U This 'la Snr American 'Corpora tlon, is '. supported ''entirely;." fj American funds' ' and. its directors are all' Americans. TThe,-printed matter lor , the' bKnd ' is -produced by the society solely" InFface, but the output goes to all parts of . the' world.' . i j The' fund "wa organized during the war for the relief of soldiers and ' sailors' who hsd lost their sight In fighting' for the Allies. For two years the -work has been en ttrely confined to printing books tor the blind under the . personal supervision of its president Wil Ham Nelson Cromwell, of New New York and Paris. BOY, 12. IS GUN VICTIM aiaaHBBIBHIBIiav EUQENE. Or.." Sept. 14. Ches ter Braswell. 12. ion of Mr. and Mrs., Lee Braswell "of Cottage Orove. died in a local hospital this afternoon as a result of a bullet wound in bis torehead. The boy RHEUMAUSM Oanao Kxit ii Ut Bdbii Body U Too - Win Vn TTsak's rxMCrtptloa 1 i trno(.roi: is fatt it It llmt t (offer with any form of RamjnatiiBu Tbia Precript!n doea ot rota tk I stoma Hi, it' do set iirmm thm haarC Eat alt tna meal a4 food 70m wlak aiinr TryaV .Freriptlo4,' Caa UlolVa ta.renrT. UMrylata tod. o!t Wn tarrrean or aairotira. bat poaitlTvlr vr eotfee say klni pt rMesakStisBi or coat 04 rta. What moro do yom want I It ia iapoaaialo to set aowethinx botter. .. Tha aroatoat arit. add - aoWeat - kaowm oad also a sptlar Hva atoSicina. Traak'a Preacriptloa a4ta for SI.T5 or S for only S5.0Q at Ferry a Pros Btaro, US So. Comaiercial t.AdT. , t pi I ; . 4 ' ' " t . . s I t ' ' J v.. i . 1 I What More Could Yotl Ask? 1 r- .7Xonjc3lil'aee and : rrrfrct 5ToaSkid McCLAREN CORD Jim UilT Smith & Watklns Snappy Service PHO!TB 44 of Its re When you feci you tvant "jost a teste" of something Take a bite .WRIGLE Y S let eootLinz, flavorful ircslimeiit ajypease your desire. Let It clear your mouth; and throat and . calm your' stomach. Then your real appe tite will be tfimuiated and the ttomach made ready and willing to , take care of your next Tegular, meal. Also, tut it "AFTER. EVERY N. HEAL" to sdd dlsestiofi! Yotfll fcl better! aW -d" ' M ' a a I ' ruven lasts! ' Ml . 11 li nn I ' ." ." ! X .. -. ' I t - , ( i A. . . v J i ' ' .1; : Gheei .Floor am TnTPI Ow TT 0) FEATURED TI5 GLA Shown f ori.the First Time in.the City of Salem J - ) y :. 4 Til. - I Up a Roolm or Two Vith Bright New Lamp Lighting their' way to happinisss is perhaps a trite way to express the beauty of these lamps-. But it is so, never theless. ' A veritable maze of colors and artistic stylesr will greet your visit to our store. Polychrome bases, wrought iron, novelty finishes are delicate backgrounds for the variegated colors of the silk shades. ' W mm mm m You will iind inspiration.in choosing: f " And, you" will riot re sist purchasing one or two for various places in your home, t especially thatr-rjrices' are so ab normally moderate. . ... . j We hsiYejiust received from- the eastern market rr wonderful selection in shaped and cblorsspecially . priced. . .'. ; ; ' ' ' V - -- '. 28 Our ;Windows .( , ) v - 1 & r r ... " 1 aa ti a a ... r- 1 m -4 " - - V h t ! . 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