The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, December 27, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textr r' i THB OBEGON STATESMAN, SALEMr OREGON-! SUNDAY MORNING DEGEOTERT27.V1 925 o Directors of Cooperative As- sociations-Wi Corval I Meet' at-' t: . An Intensive stuUy ot the pur- i ' ' r - -- '-' posea and methods -of cooperative marketing will be - tbp Sfr 0' a, pchopT'toc dVecqrt'and 'metjiljerji of cooperative associations to ; he - held at the "Oregon Arrieoltural college. Corvallls. - rebmarTi i and a, lt2,"airaoance-ikeyof-! lege extension . BerYlce. T h M event .4s scheduled it the request of 'the Oregcra 1 cooperative toun il, tilcn in a special. meettnK a Coryaills. Oct. 12.' asked-the col lege, to prepare a course or stuay for cooperative marketing lea4era "Instructors In this school include marketing experts fronj the bureau of acrlcultural twon- omics ot .ih'e' t'S!ftepartment of Agriculture In additioji" to Jifem bers of thp college faculty,' says. . J. Hurd,'" fet1enAott spealist 1n marketing,-; who Is in charge of arrangements Welter Tle teet, secretary ' 0 jhei''5atkma council ot fcppperative associations has promised Jq e present n'niess, "m a tiers" ef ore Cob gresa' make it impossible for him tp eaY$ ashr icgton; DC. it tho iflae the time the school Is. to be 'ii0.r 'Among thp subie selected Jfcf Pt fjr sire ? ' The f'storr1!' yt rrative marketing Ij' irops '$ncg America pconortic basis of tgii? feeling; factors eniering into pficd making ; reasons lo'r"orkarilzin marketingassociations:aims ancj purpose?' of co.dpratiye markjet Ing: and some things!. hat cooper ft lve marketing cannot flo" . Discussion ot duties and responf ' fiibilities of directors will occupy the third day .of the session,- SeVr ral fearing hankers and directors -f laj-ge,porporations'fi ihesite '"will he oskdc to take part in thin feature. ; .."; if v . k -. 41 PORTLAND, Of e. J)ec. 28.-- (py; Associated presSi)rrlreprge i& Baker, mayor ot '.portiase nounced that he would positively not be a candidate lor the "repub lican nomtnaticy for; gtrrernor .f Oregea at-thq p.pri53ary elec tion la reply to reports that he Ja- tended to beeorae a candidate. At ttte-safn tinp, $am Jkojr ser Ury of state declared that lie was seriously considering announcing his cand idar 'for te republican gubernatorial -: goialaatJonr but that ho - had -rome'to tkfi detiatle declsioBasta -what be ifinally would do. ."' -r - ! ' r "I am thinking it ovef ."said Mr." Kozer, 'and)X',3oj ndt know when I halp decide tt f if T-do become a 'caBdidate.'.I Wili'tssuea statement 'f exactly where 1 'f irE. Patterson of Eola and Jay da'ciea for gflveroefsiipv ; THK.I HAMFMI.VS V nE2A SUP- , Jnst ajjttle bf Christmas kiiAl- ness starjted twa shears, ago bJ Thea Samson, atodng the emply-eK-'wrkin's;a offices of the state Indnstriat- ccfden t ' commission Miss SampKOn,' a stenographer in the comralfislon offices made a suggestion last year. Employes eaBrjshtkJ "aft office Chrjs't'maj tre and exchan geil 'presen fe.- -Miss Pamson suggested that ' the ex change system be dus'con tinned and thit"fach ladlytjl'tur tWing soiiie jtclo'of food'tor ttie dinner i)f a ngyd?anjiry". "I4asf 'year three Tms - qnwstmaS" the- plan was agaiirVused-and -several Christmas dinners were provided' through the thaughtfuiness' or .' Miss Satnson and her feMow eniployes, Sg pESPJTE FLAMES Salera fire" department was eatlidto eiffnonlih' a wall fire at'KJett's jCrystal fcar'dens dance fcalf titT Ferry ani Liberty streets Jiast. ttishf A jk- wic was in pirog- rssrT.; .. . ... SomeL..oi. the . dancers, noticed the smoke and -turned in the alarm. The Xtrw wnnheianth Defeat Hh School :Regv: . iars by Score of '24-6 .in v;. Annual Jorrtest: ; ' ;i ciai:l-he SirertbVh'lgh 'scttO aiumnae iitjs' o,iea toe, aiTi school team in a'game .ot bask.cst ball Wedesdar-jKrfai's Jrith a score ot J .to'.,-'".'- ;- ''"the high school girls put rape a good tigli7lbnt"wirrKtaadac against ' a ".number .of : the . ij rli w ho had played .pa .Sflverfptt's championship -teaof rthefpasi two years. . Thewaittmni - jgirla playing were , erthi"'-' Xfm, Faye !Ioshelm4,rielerf'Jhji"BOtt: fimiha Johnson, i leha k'au -'fcilhleen J riooth v and "Dttre i SanlcV Jtea 4 scijool, girls who "played .wereOj pna Nofsker, Althea Meyer3,;Lou Ue Johnson, Beatrice Booth, .Eliz abeth 'Kenne,' pptpthy, Kea),. IrEjoe Mprley, Mna .Aljv ; .4 :The high school defeatgd the. alumni 'with a".ircore:ot-i ito SO. Alumni boys playing 'wjere P. Ploy hart, R. McKee'; L' Hoblttt. school .bpyswere fiilkesonU.Bla-' xv, S'iSPJls.JjSrr apd tjyettv waJi . and- artt locate, but was finally reached 'py;the Kremen, and xt in guished- through-use:of chemicals., . ; '- ,r. Although the hall -was filled With dapcers, po;-spanic ensued. The-orchestra struck up ' anotheri air, and the-dariceTconttnued' while the firemen worked it the.hlaee AMERICAfJ BElrjG OJLIJSHT CHARGE IS f ADE THAT FQVJ Ml.UMIUS TAKEN PARIS, lec. 26r (By As aled Press.' The Alatih says ssoci- says that the ipxernor of Algeria has broad casC JoA annonncehient throughout his , sphere of action that he is -"searching for, an American cijl zea. Charles Pyfon CUnes, tnowa as.. Count De pyprok, born 189B at Meitca. The' armouncement ta accompanied "hy' a list ot rriey-1 an ces agamst Cunes." The government of Algeriai adds the paper, says thai despite tho rigid -jfegttlaOons.; Cunes "carried 6tt V- certalir.feamljer of archa- logical, discoveries made in Alge- - . - , ' ' . . - - . . nan saDsoii, notaoiy -. rour . mum mles'whlchi he unearthed at Ilog- gar-. The count left Tor America jPeceVhT'Iir I W E 7H isisy CHildfcn arid Quests "Mark A nniversarr : Meri '.Lrt- r sonT6ives?Rartyi4v . ? -i ' . ' . i "3 SILVERTOK. OreriDc.T(Spei cial. ) Hinbrlng .hermbther.Slrs. iRophia Specht, whbse--I3rd'lirtii- rtay it-was. Miss Rose Specht en tertained Wednesday afternoon at her home o- Flsk street. Mrs. Fpecht received": many' beautiful ' gif U both from the gu.eSts of the afternoon and front he fchlldrcn who are not living at "SHyertonu . The . hostess served.'a.' tfafnty lunch at, the- close-of ithe .after noon. ' Guests . were Mrs. .Oscar StoorsH,;Mrs. Joe sttaynor, Mrs. I. I. StewaftO Mrs.' R. Oliphant, Mrs. A.. FleishneTj ( Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. J. E. Lytle, " Mrs. ' Lavina Bentson, Mrs. Ben G if fort, ' Mrs. Carl Specht,, Mrs j: Goyetter' and Miss Anna Lytle. . , - Merl Larson: was hostess- at a kids" party atvhis home i ;east jot Silverton, Wednesday . evening when a group of "high school stu dents dressed ' as' children ; made merry, for the evening. C ; Children"; games -.were .' placed and animal cookies, :;wlth cfcocor late dogs 5 andrcatsT; furnished amusement -at the" supper . hour. Guests were Isabel McGlnnls, Ber- nice Jones, Ethel Larson, Thelma uoraon. lawrence carpenier, ueo nard Jones", Rex Rus,ell, and pef- par. Erowc it LISTEN IN" FREE TO RADIO FANS " ChnrCh Service. ' ' 1 10:55.12:00 GKW . ( (41) Portland.. Morning worship- from St. Stephens Prp-Cafc I dral (Eoisconal): Rev. ifhtM ' RajhSey, pastor. . Ihd.. , Program , oy Sunday Xight club.., .Talk . by - the f: Rev'Georjfe F.'Thompsonibt tW ' Charchef?Madeleine; ?:1910:00KJR (384.4) Se- nttle. 7:15-7:30,, organ ,re- - cital :from First M. "TT. . V I ... i church; 7: 30-9,: evening, ser- feye froia First M. Eltarcli Pawski, 4.V-KOA 1 323.4), Denver, ifessiah. Mountvlew . Bouje- verd- vpTesbyterian church. " f ' EnterValnpient "' 30.11 :0O KFI (467)r trir AaKeles. 8:30, KFI nightly doings) 6 : 45,:. weather fore- oast:- m u s i appreciation ' chat: 7,- oTgan recital; 8, icfassic ' hour: Examiner i" program ; " 16, 1 orchestfaTj :r 0;.l':iq:QpipiJ (403.2) Xne AagVies. j; 6tSu4:0; ; Llgh ton's orchestra:" 7-7: 3 0 First ; .Method ist t EpiscbpaL 'church orrgan. 8-10, second-night of V'chamher mnsic.'-. -; 6:aop;00Kro (428.8) 8an f'raacisco. 6-:30j tind of- : - f hesihi ;7 Vsij :3, concert orchestra, t- t-'S ii 5 concert or , ..chestfa:. 8;35-10, t Setter's 9:0011:00-KWB (252J, Hoi lywood.- Late news,- holiday VmpTifrfric with George Cteak's 'serenadera, CaUfoK ,- nta Bine Boys And others. ' r - ?- ': -tty' ' . . . yxt :..t t m fr. -.a ,. : -7 .' ' K " V- i C' , ' -v'i-'Lv .... .:. I - . ; '...'.'' - " 7 ' V. " 5..,,. ,;- r-.-,. .. .,-- - - . .. ODDS, aedl ENDS". r.s- i -Bargains ,. , v. .. .,r:..----,r...:i: : ;J;;-;v:' ' v "- Start the New Year Right Buy QuaJity Furnltu a Saying END TABLES You can use one of these at the end of" your Davenport or side of chair.' QC Special As important as; low price, of course, is quality. In fiJct, the only, way to measure 4rue value is tp consider . both" quality'and price- Put anything in this great, sale ixt the acid test and you will be even Jnore impressed with the ''tremendous values which win make this sale go down in history as the greatest ever heM' in this vicinity. .Visit our store! See these remarkable offerings with your own eyes! You'll buy, there's no Ques tion about that, when you see these values. . ; CARD TABLES ACME Special.... $4,95 QUEEN Special ... $2.95 DAVENPORT TABLES $17.00 Just the kinttyoii want to go with that Davenport 8-PIECE SOLID MAHOGANY DINING ROOM SET Consisting of 1 a4" Buffet, 1 8 ft. extension table, .1 Host chair, 5 Blue Lea Seat Diners, dj Art- r Complete . $11 .DU OVERSTUFFED CHAIRS AND ROCKETS You can use one or more of these at the prices Ave are asking. 20 to 40 OFF Full size, Web constructed Daven- .. $A AA port iPVJ.VU ROOM SIZE BRUSSELS 5 RUGS $10.95 w - Tapestry Brussels Rugs in a-wide selection of desir-' able patterns. Colors to; Jhar mbhize with' any home dec orative scheme ; browns, blues,' tahsi 'taupes, etc. 9x12 feet and 8.3x10.6 sizes. You must see these Rugs to fully appreciate their 'real value. LINOLEUMS $1.35 Sq. Yd. Laid Special lot of Nairn's quality finest inlaid 'Lino leum, in title and small figured effects. Shown in the newest colors. Regular $1.75 value. 'mmm&r . see : 1 " FLOOR LAMPS "These are e x c e p t i o n a 1 4 $12.50 PRINCESS RiSYAL OAK DRESSER Royal Oak Dresser $19.75 The event Salem people Have been waiting for Our V WINDOWS Annual dear anc6 Sale of . RUGS WV'vi! planned to make' tbls. the biggest sale id..the history ot'oiir store and t6 accomplish our purpose, offer alupsiut; xv.llt havo nrt counterpart hereabouts.." f I V ; $37.50 Rugs $33.50 Rugs High grade Axminster Rugs r.cautifui'AKminBterr ftugs in in tfe .Sxi6.6. Hh'dWtt-in - size 9fcii ffcet ooiy.-, Also : a-bin ftHjtbrtment of-nrw; d- an assoVtJnent "bt Vel.vcbi -' s'irabl pattPrnJ and lwaatl- Kotk-'linVt are fanii tor! ful 'olor. - their splcRdhJ vftar. ROOM SIZE AXMINSTER RUGS Special $29.95 The Rugs In this lot are sold ' as -irregulars o cfn ac count of flight tniperfec- tions which in no way de- j tract frOM their real value. J Hifirh-class 9xl2-foot s i 2 e. 1 Attractive colorings. These J sell in the regular way at $37.50. Special $29&$ 9x12 - Wilton rugs Imagine being able., to get 1 Teal Wilton Rug t- prices :S59.00 A CLEARANCE OF '''." Usetl Phon ograph Some of these instruments can not be told from new ones, and are easily; worth many dollars-more than we ask for them now.-, Have: me sent home Cash is not neces sary. -. f .. ::V'f- MAKE YOUR OW$ TEIMS $125 Brunswick ...$60.00 $160 Columbia . ... $72.00 $150.VictroIa .1 t85Q $225 Victroia B $I0Q $225 Columbia 1 :$9.Qft $235 Victroia ...;..25 5325 Victroia SnS-Ott Dinnerware Odds and Ends ON SALE -. w- Alfsiieplatei;. cups and isauceis'; vegetable dishes; bowisplattel' reapjpvry snarpiy reaucea. : , ?.A ..:.;?-r ' ; if ; : FOR QUICK. CLEARANCE . . , DINNER SETS ON SALE AT BIG REDUCTION $6;95to$34 YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD On any "purchase you make even a( these extremely,; Iow priced i Credit jVithont lntCAt 5385 Brunswick .SI W.QO ...... a. t - . - ',;.' ft . ? ., (, - - ; -., . f luulMlMHEuliU Where You Can Always Do Better . A CLEARANCE Used A In a" business like' ours, many lised ranges gas,, and wood and coal are taken in exchange for newjones. These Ms4A ranges have been put in the best ctmdition,pp3 Sible to offer for resale. The prices are unusual. ; V s - r - - f - ; Wood and Coal Ranges $ 95 Wobre .. .:.'$35.Q0 $125 Magestic ..$40.1D0 $110 Garland $35.00 $120 Malleable :....l$400 $100 Charter Oak $35.00 $?$5 Estate $30.00 $ 95 Bucks J :i$32,50 $ 65 New Rival $25.00 LanLikTNew-:$65J0O eaPrrLike Newl,55.00 Others also as low as!.$ .15 j.. rr ?f M:J;f .J'.Af-'f'-i-V-SEVERAL COMBINATIONS GAS; COAL AND WOOD STOYE3 4 in -First Class condition al -1 ' , Sacrifice Prkes -, See display of 1 Priced HcatCfs at Used Department," High' street, opposite court house. v-. V -1 " Jfa. i ' . ""' - - - - aMIIIIlSSSSMSSlZlZZSZZMlIZS S!?S?fLJ . 1 ! '" " ' ' ."."''"" 1 1 I.' ' J ;- "'Til u m.. i. uimiifliii i i ..m i . jin.nii r.n ,.. mu ,i,l,...y I mm i ' ' '-"'' 1 "" '"OIVli t W f ' 3 ,,...-... ..... . - . 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