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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1925)
THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM. OREGON w WEDNESDAY -.MORNING. DECEMBER 0, 1923 f! !l TBGS5E. DF BERRY GBOiVERS . tf - Untz Presents Arguments in Case Against Cooper-. ;; . ative Association i The state supreme court yester day beard arguments in the case brought by . Benjamin Lentz , , to compel the Oregon Growers Co operative association to" comply with its - contracts in connection with the delivery of berries , by the growers. I The suit originated la Marfan county and has twice been ' appealed : ;to 'the ? state su preme ' court fof consideration. ' - In the first: suit: the court held that the ' growers ; had violated their contracts with the Oregon Growers Cooperative association'. and ordered that the berries be delivered' or that theyf pay.tTthe association money equivalent to the Amount, involved in the dis pute; ' ' v . 1 K t-vt 'y-:-'-' i i. , It . was charged that the grow? era later;, attempted r.to. deliver their berries to ; the association. but then! hat i they Refused. Mr. Lentz uieu noiiiio lompei io as sociation to accept the berries in compliance with the contracts. i Th latter ; controversy is now before ; the court fo determina tion. There also was argued be fore the supreme court yesterday the. suit brought by i the Oregon Growers Cooperative association against Riddle. This suit Involves contracts tor the delivery of fruits to the association and was' ap pealed from Douglas county. - f KIPLING UNCHANGED BURWASJI, England, Dec. 8. R. i Kipling's ' condition was an nounced as "unchanged. ' Do You Realize That There Are i Only 12 ;Shppping Days JflflL (felmas Kafoury's) advise early shopping early in the day, so that you Will not be" ' rushed or crowded. Last minute shopping is never very satisfactory and more often disappointing, Fine Silk Hosiery Yovtcan never go wrong in selecting-good hosiery for a-gift-'-it's the one gift that finds ready use and universal appeal. " ; . Especially Desirable are Uvea itheer and lovely" Hose of Pnre Silk - In t complete range of the new and' wanted khadcN. . . . . r-'-.-r r .' . Kayser Silk ; HoseT;; Full fashioned in ill the fashion able colors -pric ed a pair 3 pairs $1.50 Phoenix "i Silk Hose Good, assortment of colors, priced pair . ; $1.50 8 pairs $4.23 Starkist Silk and Artifi cial Silk mixed. Price a pair . $1.00 3 pairs 92jOO ' Hummingbird I Silk Hose Splendid wearing, b e a u 1 1 ful new colors, priced pair . . $1.50 . 3 pairs f4J25 . Kayser Slipper Heel Silk Hose Good line of col or s , "priced pair . . $1.95 3 pairs $5.50 Kayser Chiffon Silk Hose Priced 01 QQ a pair JL70 3 pairs $5UV) , ' ' - "Can and Do" i RALEM STORK PORTIuAND SllJt SHOP 466 State Street S83 Alder Street lirll t: JNlis MCf- ftt-Hha ur.. eratwn Increase, Kiwan- ' ians Hear ' I "There is no hole in the dough nut so far as Salem and Oregon are concerned, T.'. A. Rafferty, head of the state traffic depart ment told Salem KIwanlans' at their luncheon Tuesday." The pes simist is the man; that, sees, the hole in the doughnut; the bptt mlst is the man that "sees the doughnut." ' ' ' Industries as a whole have shown progress and improvement during the past year,' he "declared, citing instances of several busi nesses that have increased. Also, the health situation in Salem la much better this year than it was in 1S24. , , ' ' Speaking of his department, Rafferty stated traffic accidents this year have decreased from last, although there are more motor vehicles in operation now. Although the department is spending considerable effort in checking auto accidents, Mr. Raf ferty said nothing can be done "without the cooperation of citi zens." Evangelist Stivers' sermon. "The Church" of Christ is the last ef- world from sin' said thejevange l'tst. In concluding his message he said, 'There Is no salvation out of Christ; one cannot be in Christ and oat et the" churchy thereiore a maa cann6t be saved out of the church. -'The same 'act' namely; Christian baptism, "that brings one Into Christ bring one into His body the Chnrch of Christ.' At the conclusion of the serr- ice all ' were greatly surprised when three robed Klansmen came down the aisle bearing an Amer can flag and presented it to the evangelist and through him to the local 'church. In few but fitting words the spokesman of the Klan commendingt'the ' work of the Stivers .Evangelistic Company and the church. ; Mr,. Stivers respond ed with a splendid patriotic talk in which he commended the order forJts. exceUen standards of Americanism.' .' and devotion to Christ, the Bible and native land. The pastor expressed his gratitude to the Kiu Klux Klan for the gift and accepted it in behalf of the congregation. ... The evangelist's subject tonight is "What Will the Harvest Be?" US TDHW1DENG ES "Can a Man Be Saved Out of the Church," Topic of Talk Last Night ! Another large audience greet ed the Stivers Evangelistic Com pany Tuesday night at the Court Street Christian church'. "Can A Man "Be Saved Out of the Church?""' was the "subject of 1 1 1 w I III. RI Clean Child's Bowels with "California fig 'Syrup"1 aj4 v as. vi woo v a out uinu uo constipated or'ldll'bf "eold, chil dren love ' the pleasant' taste of 'California' Fig SyrupT A tea spoonful never, fails; to clean the liver: and .bowels, " ; - i Ask your druggist for genuine 'California Fig Syrup" which has directions for babies and children of all ages printed on bottle. Mo ther! You must say "California' br 'you "may ; get an imitation fig syrup.: Adv.1 Buy Now for Cfm$mas l'; j; ' Pay a little down and a little each month on a Hamilton-Beach Vac uum Cleaner. You could not give your wife or mother a more acceptable - or. useful present. The Good House-Keeping Insti- ; tute - -recently tested ' the Hamilton - Beach with L 67 other- mach-., ines and the results were "amazing. .,..The Good Housekeeping authorities awarded it" their, pffidall approval and praise. fe-The test with ,14' other mach ines proved the Hamil- - ton-Beach removed "Vi more 5 dirt than i the average of all the oth er machines put ', to- " gether. msmm , , luarters to Be Opened rat 241 State, for Christ- 2 ::..mas. Applications ;; " iUYA ,iS ? 5H':i' ... i . ... , .... The local Salvation Army is ready for its annual Christmas ef fort of caring for those who usual- look" to the organization for their Christmas - cheer. - Head quarters will be established at the Army's meeting ball at 241 State, where gifts for baskets and chil dren's "Christinas" Tree, and' also applications, will be received daily torn la t: ml to 4 p; m.' - The "committee behind the Army's work, is composed of the following: Dr. B. F. Pound, chair man;.Mrs. F. A. Elliott, ice-chair man, Ai Smithers, treasurer, Mrs. C. F. Wilson, ' Frank BHgh. Fred DeLano, Roy Wassum, and. Al Krause. ' Salem will hear the jingling bells of the Army lassies who will 'keep the pots boiling", on the streets, beginning Thursday morn ing. ' : One Third of Original Unit Expected to Be Present ' ; ; for Celebration Members of ,! old company M, 162nd infantry, Salem unit of the United States army serving over seas in the World war, is to hold an annual reunion on Friday night, December 11. All mem bers of the company have been notified, and 50 members, prac ticallv one third of the original nnlt. are exnected to be present. B.ov 'taeef. cantain.' now living in Portland, is coming' to Salem for the" celebration and will act as foastmaster.. Fefris Abbott one of the company's musical ex perts, ahd Earr Headrlck, of Sa lem' will he nreseht.' ' Colohel Maf, known familiarly as the old man, has been invited Captain Staffrin, of company' L will Bit. with the company, Chap"- lain Gilbert of the 162nd regi ment, now living in Portland will speak if present. ' " FIREDWESSHOP fJlJOUii ill' Buy your cleaner .' ;;as you' elo your car On Specifications and Performance. .-: The Hamilton.Rpflrri f iionest to goodness suction. It moves 219 cubit;feet of air per minute. . The switch is m the handle, no stooping to shut it off. tet uat show you the superior motor in this machine. : .You can aroreciati fha diffwnrp. over other riiakesi V '" ;- ,4 Action of Fighters Prevents More Serious Damage, Loss Unknown Fire confined almost entirely to the basement of the building of the Ira Jorgenson automotive re pair 'and supply shop called the fire department to 190. South High at Ferry streets Monday afternoon. . When firemen entered the smoke filled bulding they were at first unable to reach the basement when the electric elevator failed to function. By cutting the eleva tor cable, Walter Lotis, a shop employee, secured entrance to. the fires wept, lower storage floor. "After entering the basement the fire "fighters Boon controlled the stiff blaze raging directly .under neath the tire press. . While Mr Jorgenson. and experts, .have not fixed .the cause ot the. fire,' it is thought that oil seepage from the press directly overhead might have been a contributing factor Tbe estimated loss has not been ascertained;" Prompt' action." by the fire-department prevented , a more serious, blaze as -oxygen tank and tires stored in the basement were practically, uninjured. The building and contents is covered by Insurance, it was stated. That Wffl Vanish -A .'' ' if you use Sciiaefer's Herbal ' Cough Cure r ft . It is the best and most- economical Cough rem edy iriadei QCHAEFERG DRCQ STOKE - W The Yellow Front Phone 17 135 Iorth - Commierciai Street on the first floor are washable, with a Tiffany ' blend. ; They Care blended ' Into the ' kalsomlne color of the paint of th ceilings. "There are four coats for all the woodwork other than the oak, with : silken white enamel, as smooth as glass. It Is a wonder ful finish. 'I ' 4 ' " v The wood work on the second floor is in a de luxe gray, with a three tone Tiff any' effect on the walls. The breakfast nook ceiling is blended with oil colors from blue to a light rose. In all the first floor ceilings the colors blend from orchid to pink and then to cream. The basement den has a Gran ada wall finish, and the ceiling is stippled in three colors. There Is a wonderful harmonising of col ors throughout the whole painting Job of the'hew residence, which is Hearing completion Dunsmoor Bros, have their bus iness headquarters at 2218 State street, with their brother, who has the wicker factory. The members of . the "firm 'are and C. I. Dunsmoor.- Thejr are doing aome other fine work, including a Job at Stayton; - ORGANIZE FARMERS, r S PLEA QF CAPPER tariff must - apply to agricultural surpluses.1- VJ'f:C:t:' ' " While the government should not engage in the buying and sell ing of commodities,, nor, Jbe. ar.bl trary fixing of Prices," It can't ate a'mnvA oriiva nart in rinaias - better market for our agricultural oitmlna fhat nricos or iarm pruu acts shall not continue out of lin wUh the general price level." V I He aTorea watetway develop- ment, reduction of farmers freight rates, and reduction of parcel post . - ' ' ' "" " 4-'' i- . I a. Lira . . j iliini Dunsmoor Brothers Have About .Completed Some of iFinesl.Work in State , i - r' L Dunsmoor Bros, are completing a Job of painting on the Carl Webb residence, on the Fry hill on High street, that is attracting much favorable comment, and is worthy of it. " ' The painting will help to make this one of the most beautiful of the many beautiful new homes going up in Salem. The oak 'work of the Webb house has been given an "oak rub," four coats, and all the walls SaysRheumatism - Left Him Forever James II. Allen, of 2C Forbes St., Rochester, N. Y., suffered for years with rheumatism. Many times this terrible disease jeft him helpless and unable to work. He finally decided, after years of ceaseless study, 'that no one can be free from rheumatism until the accumulated Impurities, com monly called uric acid deposits, were dissolved In the joints and muscles and ' expelled from the body. ' f P With, this idea in mind he con sulted physicians, made experi ments and finally compounded a prescription that quickly and com pletely banished every sign and symptom of rheumatism from his system. He freely gave his discovery, which he called Allenrhu, to oth ers who took it, with what might be called marvelous success. After years ot urging he decided to let sufferers everywhere know about his discovery through the news papers. ' "The blessed relief this marvel ous prescription quickly gives has made for it thousands of friends,' says Perry's Drug Store, who has been appointed in your city. "If you live out of town ask Mr. Allen to send you full particulars Adv. -agtnowttias 57 r" J. 3k J..-4 a. .....,!. a ...ilVf.- C ,t1l,...n. At ...Itttntn. ' t- 1' . . .-' L. f .-..if:"--.! - i -K: " ... -: r I.X A SALE OF I liS5 Steads i lM ; -5- Ksmllde 'it- ".J Very Special Price of s 1 i a m rm m am . - t am .IS; Wt&S l --III IM or AND . . .TOIDRROW eX?5 wasithere a sale more opportune than this .one ot bed . spreads. '. The regular ' yalue of this spread Ss 3,98. Maiers bought jthem. most . advantageously through . their New, York representatives and are enabled ,to.pIacethemDn'specIalat?2.98.! til All are gtx-quahty first grade spreads, size, 8;xip8, which is long enough for bolster. vThe cplors are rose, orchid, blue, yellow' and , green stripes.. . . " ' . ' ; On Sale Today and Tomorrow Santa's Store i Room . ' ' - ' ' ' . : . We have arranged a special room which we call Santa's store room. It is a room for packages to be call ed for before Christmak . .Ve suggest early ' shopping 'and by making full use of Santa's' store room, you'll not.be bothered by having to "carry so many, packages. - . . . ' Have' you visited Toy town? Its the largest display of toys We've shown. There's variety, or every on Visit through today." 'We are sure you'll get an inspiration that will help you solve many gift prob lems." y . . ; A 7 f 'it Pi .lis f r 9t Phone Connection MJLLSEB s - Phone Connection Salem's Leading Department Store 3 340 ' -.to - -? ; The Pens!ar Store ect
