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Tf IB OREGON t STATESM AK: SALEM. AttBGOM - i OFIUD AYMORNING; 3 ANUAIt Y 21023 e i r 4 i Men's PE CIAL $3,00, special 1 1 All i . QurWeatherAian MORE RAIX I Rain -west, and probably local rains and snows ;ast portion; no change in temperature;; strong southeast winds and Walef on the coast. .Maximum! yesterday, 41; minimum. 30; river, 12.4, Stalling; rainfall, .65; atmosphere, cloudy; wind, southeast. Rate Cut Ordered-- f The public service! commission yesterday authorized Reductions in rates on sawlogs shipped from CITY Hulbert and Cochran; to, j the log Wollwa'ys t-Menefeend Oswego. r- on the lines of the Southern Pa clfic company. Thej reductions y amount to 27 cents and 32 cents y per 1,000 feet from fclulbert and f Cochran, respectivelyj The rates, t which :go into effect February I, were, authorized to equalize a sim ilar reduction in rate$ on isawlogs ( shipped from the! Veinonla terri er' tory to Rr.fton, on i the; lines of the ?? United Railways, j , , Vaudeville Heilig. Tonight Only, Two J29 shows 6:45 and 8:45- ftoxlng, Armory Area Phil Bayes." Salem, 126 ! pounds, r-2 vs. Danny isawaras. . 124 pounds. 4. Ten 3-minute. rounds. Three ; snappy preliminaries,! 8 :.30 Wed nesday, Feb. 3. j f3 Chicken Pie Supper First Presbyterian Church, Fri- V day. January 29 6 to 8; 75cts. j29 i. IJons Will Meet i Salem Lions wil meet in lunch t eon toda, with HalrryjCraln listed . f to talk on the city pMnnig com mission, of which he lis chairman. " President Jones, according; to an 5 nouncement, will be tne principal i speaker before the San Francisco Vts T.lona on February 3.1 the; speecli Vi being broadcast over KCO 'on that i date. KHc Dining Itoor Special Sunday; dinner 12:00 to 8:00-r 75c. j r from 24tf Baby Clifcl Monday afternoon of eac,h week i ' we will have a special sale on our nit fa hred baby chicks. This is I for the benefit of jthoe living in the vicinity of Salem. Bring your own chick boxes and slave !money. The Salem Chickeries.l 264; North Cottaee St.. Salemj OrgonL i3l I I'atemity Installs ' The annual instillation iof offi "rers of the Alpha ! Psi Delta fra ternity of Willamette! university was held last night at the house Brdthii Eastman tSrotlieri Furnaces ! Salem Office 169 S. High Office Honr: vl to a p. FAcrroxir, srLVERtoN4.oiiE. Underwood Typewriter Co. wt vuiM Tt ran ch - Kio Court Street! Ihoe Stf3 Typewriters Renteld. Sold.; v-'-.Y Repaired i Special rental rates td stnenU n. P. WOODBY & SON VLh for Dm rHrs. 111 Worth Cmnmenu i r nfrte Phnnfr 751 Cap For this week we arej offering our entire line of men's caps values up to $1.65 ! of the Newest and Latest Patterns i GL W. Johnson & . . s :- 469 STATE STREET NE WS IN at S40 Union street. Professor! Harding of the university; installed the men. The officers ate: Clair M.' Geddes, president; James Ret tie, vice president; Donald Grant, secretary; Francis Ellis, manager; Harley Ellis, .work manager. The finance committee is composed of Earl Law ton. William McAllister and George Rhoten. Radio lfeadq 175 S. High St phonograph. Radio trade for ! J29 Special s For Friday and Saturday, clasp around girdles and combination garments reduced from $3.50 to 92.95. Howard Corset Shop, 153 High. J30 Hotel 3IarIon Dollar dinner, served 5:45 to 8 every evening. J2tf Banquet to be Held A banquet will be held for the ladies of Rotary February '22 at he Marion hotel, it was a enounced yesterday by Eric Butler, secre tary of the Salem Rotiry Ifclub. Washington's birthday is the oc casion of the banquet, which is said to-be an annual affair. It is probable that Anthony Euwer, famous -Oregon poet, author and artist, will be the principal speak er of the evening. Mr. Euwer is considered one of the best read ers of poetry today, and has re cently been touring for Ellison White Chautauqua circuity Furniture Upholstery And repairing. Glese-Powers Furniture company. i i20tf To Appreciate i Our butter horns you must try them. We make them better than ever. Six for 25c. Bake Rite Ba kery. J31 Ret a Real Ixck For your car. Pure bred Eng- I lish bulldog puppies for sale. Phnna UltK : t 131 " " " School Enrollment Crows- Enrollment in the public schools of Salem is now 4408, according to a report given out yesterday morning at the office of George Hnr. city superintendent. This Is a gain of 112 over last; year at this time, when 4296 were en rolled. There have been '73 new students enrolled in the first to the sixth grades since November 15. according to the report. In JOE WILLIAMS The Battery Man Expart Starter Work WTIXARD 1 531 Court St. Phone 108 Salem Hospital New Building located on EAST CENTER STREET North Side PAINTING KALSOMINING PAPER HANGING For the right kind of materials and the rery beat workman, hip call ua. , j Gabriel - Powder and Snnnlv iCo. 175 S. Commercial Phone 728 LADD & BUSH, Bankers . - - - ' Established 1868 , , ' ! . . - i . General! Banldns Buwntei Office Honrs from and Styles Co. the high school there are now 1037 as compared to 1,000 ev-n last year. In the junior high Schools there are 1145 as com nnrd to 1074 last year at this time. Matrrialx, Unfinished Articles And china for sale. Mrs. Trover j2D Special For Friday and Saturday, clasp around girdles and combination garments reduced from $5.00 to $3.95. Howard Corset Shop, 153 S. High. J30 Two Rull Pups For sale cheap, 1298 S. 13th. Phone 2150. J29 Hi-Y Meets Salem Hi-Y club met at the rooms of the local YMCA last I night. Benjamin J. Klmber, sec- r .. - . v w retary oi tne Marion county i. w. C. A., was the principal speaker of the evening. Vaudeville Heilig. Tonight only Two ! shows 6:45 and 8:45. J29 Two Days Offer A $6500 .3-rooiatrictly modern bungalow, garage, only 14900 $500 cash, balance like rent at S per cent. Socolofsky. 341 tiaie. JZ9 Mask Benefit Dance At Derby hall Friday evening. Public cordially invited. J29 Fined for Parking t:. B. Shaw and D. Schlog, both of Salem, were fined $1 each by Judge Poulsen on charges of park ing overtime. Pollychrorae,"AVater Color- China lessons. Mrs. Trover j29 For Rale New 4-room bungalow, oak floors, paved street, $2650; $350 down, $35 per month. W. II Grabenhorst & Co., 134 S. Liberty St. Phone 515.- 29 Surprise Party Given- Mr. and Mrs. Hans Thompson at Silverton . were greatly surprised Wednesday afternoon when they were called to Trinity church upon some pretext or other to find the social rooms filled with their friends. Lunch was served and FOR TJfFORMATIOJf - ABOUT &LZLROAD TRIM Pbozxe 727 OREGON A ELECTRIC ! Wood Wood TRACY'S! FUEL YARD 107 D Street f Telephone 23 IS F. N. WOODRY Salem's Leadinf; ! v AUCTIONEER Pays Cash ForPnrBltnre' 'Residence and 'Store I X01O North Summer PHONE 511 , "Established Slnee 1010? -.1 ? S. ' IO . m. to p. BRIEF m Here Is one of the -best snaps we have liad for some time. Durant touring 1922 In good condition. The top and side curtains are A-l and the tire are IM per cent. There are lots of extras and this is a real good running ear and the price is no cheap yoa can't help but buy. mm. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson were pre sented with a purse from Trinity congregation. Rev. George Hen riksen made the presentation speech, to which Mr. Thompson responded. Mr. . Thompson has been Janitor at Trinity cnurcn tor a number of years and it was in appreciation of his services that the party was given. Radio Headquarters- Phonograph (portable prefer red) taken in trade for radio. j2J SU.OO Paid Monthly- Will retire a loan of $1,000 in 140 months. This applies to new buildings only. Ralph H. Mc Curdy, office 401 Oregon Bldg. J29 The Rlack Cat Sandwich Shop At 150 South Liberty will b for business Monday. Feb- ruary 1st. 2 Arrested for Speedin C. A. Stimson of Albany was ar rested late Wednesday night by officer Edwards on a charge of speeding. He was released upon posting of $10 bail, and was cited to appear the afternoon of Feb ruary 4. Furniture Upholstery And repairing. Giese-Power Furniture company. s20tf Building Permits Are Issued Two building permits were issued from the office of the city yesterday. L. S. Saladay took out a permit to construct one-story dwelling at 1910 Maple avom.o at a cost of $2,000. W. D Russell j was given a permit lo erect a one-story dwelling at 2385 State street, to cost $3400. Ham and Bacon Shoot Sunday, Jan. 31. H. B. Looney farm. 12 miles soutn oi aaiem on Pacific highway. J 29 Entertainment Satnraaj- A varied program will be feat ured in the entertainment at St. JoseDh's hall Saturday evening. xne program friends. Tarnloningef? under direction of Dr. Sites, .willsing Fruhline's march- Der Spelsese- tel; Du teures Mutterherx, Linden baum, by Schubert. These are old German rVolklere songs. Mr. J. McDonald will render a baritone selo and a cello solo by Dr. Sites. A comical play, entitled beppie L'Asst Sich . Photographieren," will be presented by several mem bers. Heenan's orchestra wUJ play dance music after the pro- Kram closes. Dr. Thomas Brown will give a short talk on German customs.: After the close of the nroEram a lunch will be served and those who want to, dance will have the floor to themselves. Masage Will Strengthen Your Heart, build up your nerves, im prove circulation, aid digestion, give you an appetite and is the one safe and surest cure for con stipation. Pffope 2214. S. H. Logan, 249-253 S Cottage St. i Parrish Wins Iatin Test -, On Wednesday and Thursday ' last week occurred the annual contest between the first year Latin classes of Salem high and J. L. Tarrish and McKinley Mgn schools, j 'This test was not the usual one, in which two contest- nts represent each school, but was a comprehensive one wnicn very thoroughly covered the semester s work in conjugations, declensions. constructions and translations GENE STRATTON I PORTER'S OREGON-Sat, j I DISEASES . Treated! hy Osteopathy and the latest i Electrical Therapy in cluding iDr. Abram's Blectronk System.! J - I: ixo charffe for consultation ;dr.bh. WHITE ! 1 n.lKl.n mil finMKOn r 506 TJ. s. Bank YBulldlnfi ' 4; Salentl Oregon The' average grade of each student in this department was in this way secured, thus making the indi vidual pupil responsible for the final decision of the Judges. The pupils In the Latin classes of Mrs. Grace Thompson at Parrish won the highest honors with an aver age for each pupil of 4 59 points out of a possible 612. the perfect score. McKinley came second with score of 400 points per pupil. and senior high third. The awards for this will be presented by the donor, Paul Wallace, at the open house of the Senior High Latin club in February. A Good Time At Mellow Moon Saturday. J30 Cherry City Nursery Opposite postoffico on State 3t. R. W. Mathis, Prop. Phone 2416-10F4. . J30 Birth Reported At the Salem hospital, Wednes day, January 27, to Mr. and Mrs. Reme R. Daniel, 720 Judson street a daughter, to be called Evange line Christine. Wanted, Bayer for Ant Repair business in good loca tion, $650 cash. Socolofsky, 311 State. J29 Birth Reported Charlie Maxwell, colored, is re reiving congratulations on the birth of a son. born to his wife last night. Seven girls and two boys comprise his family. The new son is named Paul Henry. Governor Pardons Tv Governor Pierce yesterday is sued conditional pardons to Frank Friend of Multnomah county and John Sukurski. of Coos county, both of whom were sentenced to terms in Jail for violating the pro hibition laws. Friend was re prieved from the Multnomah coun ty jail a month ago at the re quest of two physicians who said his physical condition was ser ious. The same physicians recom mended the granting of a condi tional pardon. He was sentenced to serve a term of three months and pay a fine of $300 for operat ing a still. Sukurski had served his sentence of GO days in the Coos county jail and his pardon was requested by the justice of the peace, district attorney and sheriff. Under the terms of his pardon he shall pay his fine of $250 in monthly installments. Births Are Reported- Four births were reported at the office of the city health of ficer yesterday. To Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Palmateer a boy was born January 24 and has been named Wallace Arthur. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Rich received a daughter , fop nary gg- and have named her Lavelie Marie. A daughter was born January 19 to Mr. and Mrs. W. A, Sampson; and was named Mary Joyce. Mr. and. Mrs. R. R. Daniel received a daughter Jan uary 27. and have named her Evangeline Christine. Entertainment At Mellow Moon Saturday. J30 Rev. Keenau Speaks Rev. Thomas reeuan, pastor of the St. Vincent de Paul catholic church of Salem, broadcasted an address from the Oregonlan sta tion KGW at Portland last night. Waking on "I Believe in the For tiveness of Sins." Hi aaaress dk snonsored by. the Catholic fruth society. NATIONS ARE TO VOTE ON ENTRY (Continued from pf 1.) hip on the conditions laid down by the American government. The refusal of a single state to accept those conditions would pre vent the signature of the United States to the protocol and statute now deposited in the headquarters of the league of nations at Ge neva. Omonents of the court were hopeful that the reservation under which the court could entertain no reouest for an "advisory opinion on any. question in which the Unit ed States claimed an intsrest with out prenousiy uuwiuiub nt of this country, might prevent at annroval of American member ship by some of the member na tions Leaders of the pro-court forces u: pressed confidence that the pri sent members of the court would find acceptable the reservations and declarations of policy In the resolution of adherence Those most prominent in fight against ratification Bald the fiaht J to prevent a permanent change ftt the foreign poucy 01 this country had only begun for they would take their case to the court' of American, puouc opinion ' -L . ... f beginning with the senatorial pn marles and elections this summer and fall. They culm tne umtea states can be brought out of toe court by a Joint resolution . of the house and senate, which only, re- ntre, a maioritV in each house; ' SuDolementlng the announce ment of Senartor- Borah, republi can, Idaho, on the radio last night, that he would take the case ' to the country. Senator Reed, demo crat... Missouri, declared that- he. j 7 7 : too, would appeal w me court, of American public 'opin ion." PortlandColumbia river lum ber shipments for 1925 were 1,- a I 18,C3.94T feet, worth 127,347- TO BE CUED OUT Delegations From Eleven States Meet in Iowa; to Outline Legislation DES MOINES. Iowa. Jan. 28. (By Associated Press.) Agricul ture of the middle and near north west, represented by delegations appointed by eleven governors, met in a "corn and agricultural area marketing conference," to day, and determined upon a legis lative relief program, and perfect ed machinery for carrying the de mands of the region before con gress. The principles of the Dickinson bill, would provide for establish ing a federal board to take care of the marketing of all surplusses of basic farm products and collect ing an equalization fee to make up the difference in the demo cratic and foreign prices, waa ap proved in a resolution. A committee was appointed by Governor John Hammill of Iowa who presided would create a per manent organization to be known as the All-Agricultural Marketing Advisory Committee. Three-fourths of the speakers favored the Dickinson bill, while the others counselled against the conference committing itself to any definite form of legislation. W. I. Drummond of Kansas City, Mo., chairman of the board of governors of the American farm combinations, gained the floor and set the meeting in an, angry up- road with the declaration that the meeting was not. representative of the 11 middle western and near northwest states, but rather was picked in favor of the Dickinson bill. 1 Mark Woods of Lincoln. Neb., accused Drummond of being influ enced largely by "bosses," and referred to ! his connection with the republican national jcainpaign which resulted in President Cool- idge's nomination and election. Cries of "program, program, and the heavy pounding of Gover nor HammiU's gavel drowned the sound of political secrets Woods and Drummond decided to shout at each other. FURIOUS WINDS ARE LASHING THE PACIFIC (Continued from page 1 ) more than 50 alarms and -in some sections water was turned off in an area of several square miles when a main burst. One man was fonnd on a south side prairie nearly frozen to death. The tem perature here, which was seven below this morning, climbed as far as one below tonight and then gave indications of starting a nose dive. The cold wave was not so gen eral as some of the previous sub zero blasts that have swept out of the northwest. It hit Minne sota where 24 degrees below zero was reported, swept across Wis consin, Illinois and Indiana, but did not extend as far south as other cold spells this year. JOIN AUTO CONTEST IS AUTOMOBILE ADVICE , i Continued from pf 1 anv one's spare moments. Who doesn't want a car now-a-days, anyway ? The summing up of this great big. circulation contest is tnat your "time can be money" to you if you will only take notice of your opportunity and make the most of it. By entering this con test your time will be money in every sense of the word. What are you going to do about it? Will you be tne laggara ana i let some one else win these prizes. which mean money in each case? Will you have it said of you by your rnenos mai -u wciew works: she does not really ao things!" If that Is as far as you can see, why, you will not have taken in- - fflcQoy't Keeps Old 1 , -r j QlKS r eeiulg a uu"K - xew Col Liver OU Pre- pa rat ion to increase uur Htrfngth, VUalltF und Kndur- ance. Money Back if It Doesn't Help Vow Why. should any old person let foohienkss overwhelm . them In the! .kak, enlhrhtened days? Surely I eTeryone knows by this time that cod Liver 011 contains mora vn- 1 mines man auvu Z ' iZ and is the greatest body builder in e . ll . 1 All V UUTBIVUIU 1 v you'll like to take McCoy's Cod - T , A,, ComDound Tablets they 1 are fcogar coated and as easy to take as candy and they do neip told people. Why not try being younger agaln--wby not grow ilwBier In body. in . mind, in vitality T Why not make McCoy's Cod Liver Oil CompbnndTablets and drop years from your age, In 30 -days? We believe that a 30 day. treatment will make you ; feel years younger but at any rate try them for -30 days and if they Ijia not haopen to help you your druggist is autnorlxed to , gtve you your money back CO tablets GO cents at J. - C. Perry, Central Pharmacy. ; D. - J. Fry or v irneeist. - Be sure, and get IcCoy's the ' original.- and gen- ttlne. Aav terest In this big campaign, other wise you will have been out among your friends telling tnem oiase wonderful, opportunities that are now presented ,to )u! . that you Intend to take, advantage or tnem. and" that you Intend to make your time mean"something to you: that you will not be.wastefuLof your time, and that at 'the end of th contest, when -the counting f votes "has been started by some of Salem's business men, you. will be able to say that you have done your best and that your time, which means money to , you, has not been wasted. Take this Idea to yourself ' and" then go ahead. Are you going to make the try? I TEACHERS SALARY Dr. Walter Brown, of Child Health Demonstration, . Advises Move , Dr. Walter Brown of the Mar ion County child health demon stration addressed the Marion Polk county realtors at their rega lar luncheon yesterday noon.; He told them that when they sell their land they are selling also service. and that this service should In elude good health conditions. He stated that teachers have as important a mission as ministers, and yet they are miserably under paid. He suggested that the pay of the teachers be raised and edu cational standards improved In the city before realtors Bell to easterners who want to settle here. MAY DANCERS REVIVED IMITATION STUNTS AMUSKS BEAR-CAT CAGE CONTEST . Sweet shades of the May Day dances on the Willamette campus returned last night to give for a brief instant of aesthetic refresh ment to the crowd gathered to wit ness the Willamette - Whitman game. . . ' Everything was there even the old music. Several young maid enly men, or manly maidens danced and pranced out onto the floor, garbed in bloomers and in smiles, but little of anything else . One was reminded of the class ical poem, put so charmingly by Sam Hellman: "Come and trip me as you go On the light fanatic's toe." Following the May Day dances. Obituary. George Franklin Ditmar died January 28 at the age of 64 years. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Angie Ditmar, four sons, Chester and Percy of Salem, Tom of Port land and Ed of Fairfield, and two daughters. Mrs. Al Hadley of Wll- lamina and Mrs. Norman Scrpggs of Eugene.' He is also survived by two brothers, .Tom Ditmar! of Fairfield and Will Ditmar of Mor- dova. Wash., and four sisters, Mrs. Hattie Moore of Wilbur, Or., Mrs. Emma Nelson, Oneida,". Waah.; Mrs. Ida Gore. Portland, and Mrs. Nora Byrd, Salem. Funeral ser vices will be held l-londay, Feb.. 1. at 1:30 o'clock fronv the Itig- don &. Son mortuary. Interment -at Fairfield. AN EMPTY TOMB j Oh, why should memory veiled with gloom, j And like a sorrowing mourner craped, . Sit weeping o'er an empty tomb, Whose captives have . escaped I - i Anonymous. W. T. Rigdon & Son prices are right. ' : INCREASE mm and LAR M 143 South! Liberty, all of which were solos, the youth Staged a basketball game., A ne w play was revealed to the' crowd, when four members of one ,tenn , arms interlocked, daiK t-u uuv, a the floor kicking gully- whii the others team beat a ,r tre:. The fifth J mem&er of tl teuiit male or female or what have you .' sta!ked along behind, .to 1 1 I. . advantage: of aj dost and unob structed ihot at the basket. ;All of which is tho exit-m ii which "lijjerary" sockiy,' will ; . n order id put across an initiation. BK.ND TO TUKKT MA .AC, BEND, )r., Jhn. 28.- Bend in dependent hock y team win .meet the Multnomah land February club team. in Port- . I according Ij plans completed tonight. hIm1m fltr4 I rtbl."yH. 1. 0li. Citv. Cat. "t h M kattta ralUvtd- titUri BALSAM A iIN : if) - BALSAM A .for Chronic Ccu.s .. J, C jPERRY DUCO CO. mornings . , STAN0AID on. COMPANY w, t- ASSOCIATION VAUDEVILLE TjONlGIIT rt:45 and 8:45 i i -Saturday and Sunday BUSTER . KEATOX lie (prounoonced silk), . i A new-! preparation rirh m almond. ;jtil, compounded lu such a way as to render it in stantly ajbsorbent.- Not sticky or greasy, likei most products of this kind containing oil. Con tains ingredients that give it antiseptic and astringent prop erties and the best known agents for skin protection. Is highly fragrant with a rare Jasmin odor, and embodies all the qualities necessary for , a deliehtful refreshing skin lo tion. -I It is not necessary to apply a large, quantity of Silque as & little goes a long way. .Used fori rhapped, rough, dry lifeless skin, for a face powic base, and for men after shavlii Price 50c ' : : . $ ""! , : Ami sold in Salem only at , - .4 1- " ' ' ' ' J- .'. ; - Capital Drug Store j These sin While we are getting a largfi shipment of several cars of coal, we suggest that yod take the same advantage ancl lay, in your ; . . . '-J . ,! - . . I. : . ; winter supply while coal U fresh ard ; 4 Goal $10 and up W. TRANSFER AND STORAGE Phono CZ or Residence Phone WajL 1 ' , .i.nt1 1 ! I . 1 : i 4 -