The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, September 15, 1925, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Texti v. 1 i" 1 i I t ; i if: f : !! t i m;1 i . 1 .1 3 ; t. t i i 1 ! 1 ! ! I !! t si ?! 1 - ; U 'A 'i i THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 15. 1023 CITSLEUTH IS ACTIVE G4TUEAIAO OF EVIDENCE UN VEILS SERIOUS CHARGE ' Wbat would otherwise' . bare beni charge of' drunkenness f or Albefr Uthea of the Orefon hotel waa (developed int a' charge of druienneas and ftriYing while Intoiidijtedaa the result of the actirltyi Sunday night of Officer Olsoa of the police department. Lithen was arrested ' by ' Olson SuneVy night In icbmpany with Jackvtoods of Salem and both were booked at police headquar ters on a charge o drunkenness. Llthfen "admitted ' owning 'a ' car , wh Jell he said wa$tored Jn ta local garage. A 'short time be fore -A telephone cail had come Jo headquarters; that car. believed to, hare beea drjTen; by a drunken driver, had crashed Into, a wood pile 'in the east end of the city. ; .-Olson found ; the stored caf and discovered- that a headlight had been -broken and the front of the car 'Untaxed. A'trfp to the wood pile ih 'question revealed corres ponding, pieces of ' ihe' headlight lens and the officer' returned to the tilfon where he 'compounded the Ibarge againstrLithea with a complaint charging driving while . intoxicated,. : . , . . : - Arraigned In police court yes terday Woods paid. fine of $10 for jtunkenness and Lithen' took " 24 hours in which to pleadf i HEILltf IS EQttlPPEE WITH KIMBALL UNIT; : ? 1 ALL LATEST DEVELOPMENTS ARE EMBRACED Policy of 'Theatre bConiinued in i SalenT Playhouse; Work of Installation is Completed by' 1 G. M. Balcom, Technical Engineer ' ' ' :'. - ,- 1 11 j "STIlitKK BOYS BOUGHT BTONVILUS, Wsh.,JSept, 14. TJiree youths were being sought by aathorities today in connection wltlUttie robbery'yesterday 'of the posfflce of the ' Morton "State batikj r The value Jf the'' loot is undetermined.',; ' ; f ... r - -taitTtD MMMUMMMHMMMINMMWk MMMSSMMBMMSWMMMasu, " - ' MMMIS jpnMf f V f - . 1 . the playing of the Instrument. Deagan's artist special percus sions, are used with the organ. There is a full scale Kimball grand piano " featuring ' the ' mandolin banjo 'in connection.' jLudwIg & Ludwig traps and drums are found among the orchestral units. A genuine harp and marimbaphone stop" are other features of the organ? iu cunro iusirumeni uses a blower unit drlren by a fire horse power motor generating electric current which In turn 'supplies the action for the organ. ' Mr., Balcom, wno Installed the organ, is an expert said to he with out a peer in the United States. having worked with Hope Jones. originator' of the unified organ when he first began the manufac ture of these musical Innovations. LAI ' ' j $ 4: i ; - m m da Hi.- Carrying out the completeness Tired Aher Eatiii? 1 Try ThW Simple Mixture "irou feel tired ajfter eating. It is" often a sign of as anfl-nndi-gested matter In. your stomach or bowels. Simple buckthorn bark, magnesium sulph." &j p.. glycerinej e.tc.:' as " mixed in Adlerika. helps iny cksa gas on the s(dmach,; un les due' to deep-seated causes. The ; QUICK action (will surprise yoUj Adlerika Is wonderful; for , constipation - it often works in opo-honr and, Aever I gripes. J. C. rerry Druggist, 115 S. Commer cial,' St. Adr. . ..i-A-'- . Hg' in- of equipment in the new . He 'theater is the Kimball organ, stalled by. C. MJ Balcom; techni cal engineer for the Kimball com pany. Tne organ is declared to! be the last word In 'unification, com bining" under" expression every tone of the pipe organ with in limited variety of. orchestra instru ments. The big organ .was de signed especiany" for the .Hejlig theater, this featuring the' policy of the Kimball company to Install organs fitted to meet the" acoustics peculiar to each house. ' Adaptability of the instrument extends from its customary serv ice In interpreting the motion 6ic- .V - -, . i t ' . f : "latest Kimball Unit ture Xo its use as ai vaudeville organ. Through deflected shut ters the tones of the organ are first conveyed to the stage, then to the auditorium, this feature being of special benefit to the soloist or chorus. The Heilig theater organ gives the performer ample oppor tunity to synchronize with the organist. Through the flexibility of the expression chambers each solo stop may be used in accompani ment. From full organ, bringing oat the various shadings ' of an overture, the organist may enter a solo in which the notes of the flute, for Instance, stand out. The various parts of the organ 1 M are. . housed t in - concrete, sound proof chambers to' the right and left of. the proscenium arch. To the observer, the control parts of the instrument resemble generally a telephone relay frame. Hun dreds of wires, emerging from cable "that connect with the organ in the orchestra pit, branch out to the various pipes and parts of the Instrument. Despite' the ' huge size of the organ, there is a minimum of vi bration. give the theatrical operator and the organist the " service desired and according to Its builder, there is no chance of trouble occurring within the organ itself to hinder FLORAL SHOW IS HELD EJIIIRIT. AT'. MONMOUTH AT. TRACTING 3ICC1I 'ATTENTION' REPUBLICAN LEADER . CANCELS WEST TRIP (CoUsm4 trmm p(t 1) that they' have done sd. There Is very strong, feeling lot support for the president and the admin istration, and conditions as they respect politics are very satisfac tory. ' ! ' Senator Butler said 'the special primaries In the west had nothing to do with his decision, declaring that the national committee was taking no ' interest in the party contests In Wisconsin where Rob- eft M. La Foliette. Jr. is seeking the senatorial nomination to suc ceed his father, or In the other states where they are to be held Turning to the forthcoming ses sion of congress, he said he 'ex The ladies of the Evangelical church' of Monmouth' have", held" a floral exhibit for some years past. m i a m a is is in me . interest or more beautiful lawns and gardens in the growing city of Monmonth where hundreds of our teachers spend several months every year This year two exhibits will be held. A number of people take pride In growing' the finest flow era of the season. Thursday' morning. September 17, a 'display of. dahlias and asters will be shown in a building .on Main street Just across from, tee- telephone office.' A large, num ber of exhibitors will, compete for the prizes that are to be awarded. The exhibit is open for two days and evenings and free to the pub lic. Flower lovers of Salenx and Other places are cordially Invited to enjoy this display of 'flowers and . to .visit Monmonth at the same time: Lunches and chicken and waffles will be served. One 'Wm Woman Gained' UT Pounds hi" 20 Days Skinny Men Can Do the Same pected tax revision to he laaen up promptly, and looked for pas sage of a satisfactory pi"- "e knew of no move "by manufactur ing; interests to aeek any tariff changes, and his personal opinion was that there would be no con certed move for tariff revision. Despite the irecurrinr. rumors about his appointment to the cab inet. Senator Butler asserted that he expected to be a candidate to succeed himself In the senate next year. j "I will make an announcement on that subject in due time h said." but added that, since he did not want to be bashful on the sub ject, he was willing to say that he would offer for .re-election. V S 4 UMMER COLDS are lingering -na anooymt The vry fim trigfet TTT- V VARORUD rHONEf JIUT SEATTLE,' Sept. 14. (By As sociated Press ) .Representatives of the .legal department of Seat no Tacnmi anil Rnnlriiia on- The organ is buil t to nounced t0(Jay that "they will sup port the state In a renewed fight against the 23 per cent' Increase in telephone rates made effective August 1, 124. . . , All' weak men 'and women. All nervous men and women. All skinny men and 'women. Can grow stronger, healthier Beginning on and more vigorous and take on solid needed flesh In 30 days Just by taking McCoy's Cod Liver Oil compound': Tablets tour lmes a da-r as easy to take as candy. 'And what a hit these flesh pro ducing tablets j have made. One dtjuggist tripled bis sales In one week: " -. . ; Everybody; , knows that nasty tasting evil-smelling Cod Liver Oil is a wonderful vitalizer. flesh producer and health creator. - But who wants to swallow, the horrible stuff, when these won derful tablets McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets. 'are just as good and so easy to take. A box of 0 tablets for 60 cents and If any skinny man or woman doesn't gain at least S pounds In SO days money back. Ak J. C. Perry. Central Pharmacy. D. J. Fry or druggists anywhere in America. ..... i Be sure and. get McCoy's, the original and genuine, I and , don't ferget there is nothing on earth so good to make backward, list less, underweight children grow strong and' robust. Adv. , . i ' . v i ' " ' Spliendid Values and1 Assortments Silk ose Good Quality New SKades; In Our . - - ... DownitairVStore Artificial Silk Hose; toes' and heels" and garter top are made of food quality Mercerized Cotton - colors are Beige, Pacquet, Cordo van, Nude and Sunburn. .... Special a Pair 50 G Purethread Silk Hose with "iercerized Cotton tops-youll like the shapely, smart fit about the ankles, i Have reinforced soles' and high spliced heels. Colors Blond,' Airedale, Gray.'Gunmetal, Russian Calf and Black. . . ,. t I Special a Pair 9So "Pictorial Review Patterns' "Can and Do" Salem Store Portland Silk Shop 46G SUte Street S83 Alder Street ii STflNDflRDIZEO CrtSH ; Albany Wobdburn STORES Salem Corvdlli8 v A;.' uir' .- I4 -. . . . . . 8 i X The- Secret of Saving! 'It i not the pennies picked up on "this and that" special, but the "STEADY, REGULAR;! SENSIBLE SAVINGS ON: EVERY ARTICLE EVERY DAY" that Ycounts up" and amouhts'to something worth while in the end. Pure Cane r ai4 100 lb. sack $6;I5 V. 4 Lb j Sack CROWN 1 Flbur Hard Wheat $2.39 49 Lb. Sack Flour; Hdrd Wfiiat S2'39r 5LK:Bbx,Fresh:Cris tp Graham 1 Crackers" 89 c 10 Cans 'Alpine Milfe 93 c Calumet Baking Powder Packed in 10 lb. tins per. lb. i'8c No. S Box Fresh Liberty Soda: Crackers 49c Fancy Sugar. Curefl' Picnics - Medium size. ib. '23 c 10 Bars Crystal . White Soap One' Bar Creme Oil all for 40c Package Peel's Machine Soap , One 10c Bar Creme Oil Soap " all for 39c Our Greatest: Fall Display of Bridge Beach "eiSand Circulator For 84 Years America's Finest I The overwhelming popularity of the; BRIDGE-BEACH RANGE' today is attested by the judgment of hundreds of thousands of critical Ameri can women who have found it their ideal cooking range. Aside from the quality of construction and finish, perfect service, economical operation and durability you will be" attracted by the many different styles, sizes and prices from which you may make your selection." It seems that in our most ; comprehensive display that there is a range to suit; every purpose for any size home. Andthe prices have been kept Mown to the lowest levels. , I 1 I I Why the Bridge Beach Range Is Best r f j Built of Superior j Cast Iron;, ; The finest' that can be obtained Quality always the best Equipped With tiigh Closets-Enameled Backs , . -I 1,, Triplex arid DuplexT Grates t' i GUARANTEED FIUE BACK! Suitable' for economical use of either coal or wood Coal guarantee for 5 years, wood for 15 years Oven Doors have Non-Breakable Spring ! J . Sliding Draft Damper Perfect Baking Large Variety oft Styles and Sizes Semi-Porcelain and AH' Porcelafn Finishes in Gray and Blue Sold in Salem Only By GieseVPowers: Continuing Thi Week n1 g) a Delivers AhyBridge Beach Wood and Coal : Range or Heater rj Then Easy Terms" No Interest Sun Bright Cleanser - per can . 5c One 75c Polish Mop and' One 15c Bottle of Polish while they last all for . 49c j Now! The New Arrivals in , Standard Electric Ranges Hot Plates Electric Ranges and Combination Ranges I , Eight of the Latest Styles . f . ' .... -1 i - .... ' The latest development in electric ' cookery. Your first glance at a Standard Elec-" trie tells instantly that it's a quality range throughout s turdy, substantial and with conveniences that have a real appeal to ! the; housewife, Shorten .your, kitchen hours make them happier and easier through sure results in wholesome and delic ious cooking and baking. See these new Standaf d Electric Ranges.' I Wy ' I LJ Phon 4SS - 456! for C. O. D: Orders i. . Id GIESE-ROWERS Se' Charge' ' , No i . - " ' Interest , ... i i t 7 m . if.