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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 9, 1926)
I f 8v r " THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM. OREGON- FRIDAY MORNING; JULY 9, 1926 i-Qtvi use s I- I'frh'r'rni MCULEDI pne Day a Wefek'to Be Set , f 'Aside,. lrfstructor:and H Guard Retained The new ,YCl swimming; tank Is expected to 'be finished and Jot "wifjiixt Wednesday. hV tile has been ' pot in the hot Jot oi: the tan and water will be turned in $o;jt;thia, morning. The tile, border V being Installed and is expected to be-finished in a few day. Tha pring board to be Installed In the . tank has ar rived, and i is read to be pot in felace. ' f ;?.!if: , A;big Inflax- of, new ' members They Called Him A Dead One, But He -Came Back someone told this J "all in skinny; nervous, wornoot 'man that. McCoy's COd Liver Oil Com pound Tablets were Jost what he needed, to bring back his strength .- his Tigor--hls nerve force. Told him' they would add ponnd of energetic flesh to' his emaciated fofm. ' ':Tpld. him,; that although he eeemed to hare "lost his grip" that the totalising -vitamins In Mc Coy's would pot yeal stamina into him and -that nia mind would be aa keen . aa of , old , and , his step firm, elastic and youthful. J ' Tens of thousands, of people all v $ef 'Korth and;. South America know by actoai test that the com bination of health-building agents In McCoy's make It the Ideal tonic for -etery man -and woman' who teela that they are slipping are going backward. . Try it for, 3 & days, all you that are losing confidence in yourself -that' are' lacking endurance and jktamina that are ' underweight, Sleepless and nervous. ;' You can get 60 tablets for 60 cents at J. C. Perry. D. J. Fry or any druggist anywhere with the clear understanding that if you are dissatisfied .with the results after SO days - you can have your money, back. Ask for McCoy's. is expected, wjth the opening; of the' poot The Junior board' of di rectors has set a goal bf lSO 'neW boy '.members . daring1 the months of July and August. ( The1 senior department la also :iTinjr. out; In formation with the. aim of getting a considerable number of new senior members. j ' In keeping, with the policy of the YMCA in the past, the tank and gymnasium apparatus will be reserved for women on "Wed nesdays. The YWQA will con tinue to use the physical depart ment's equipment on this day. Booths are being Installed in the locker rooms for the use of wom en. They will be separated by canvas partitions on the sides and front. They will be put in each Wednesday morning i and taken out in the evening. j Special emphasis will be placed on swimming Instruction during the months of July and August. A man will be on doty at the swimming tank every day to teach swimming lessons and to act as life guard. j Regular gymnasium work will begin September 1. The baskets are expected to be Installed in the gymnasium in a few days. ; They have already arrived, from the factory. j SUB) COL'CEBT SETFODSUI. Chautauqua Presents Herb ert Leon Cope in Lec ture Following POLICE REPORT RAPS TRAFFIC AND DRUNKS (Ceatiooed from p4fft 1.) i i traffic violations, $2064.50: total amount of fines imposed by police judge, $5073.59. On! charges of drunk, possession of ) liquor and driving while into lea ted the speed wagon was responsible for the following amount of fines for the first bI months 'of thei year, end ing June 30. 1926, $2,510. Following on the heels of the Semi-annual report comes the police report for the! month of June, also signed by John Minto. Its summary follows: Number of complaints and reports on po lice blotter, 168; number of acci dents, 155; number of arrests on felony charges, 1; number of ar rests for being drunk, 9 ; number of arrests for possession of liquor, 5; number of arrests for traffic violations, 60; miscellaneous, 14; total number of arrests, 89. Number of days Jail sentences, 30; number of meals served pris oners, 183; number jot persons , given beds, 24; number of burg- A sacred concert I and lecture will be presented for the opening program of Chautauqua Sunday night instead of the Robert Hard away players in "Follyanna." The change of program Is due to a provision of the contract and special agreement i with 4 local guarantors providing ; for a strict ly, sacred program on Sunday. There wjll be no admittance charge on Sunday night. That the change will mark no deterr ioration of the program as a whole Is assured by the manage ment, ' The concert wfll be given by the John Ross Reed concert com pany and will be composed of numbers of a strictly sacred char acter. The concert will be fol lowed by a lecture by Herbert Leon Cope, for many years a lead ing lecturer on the; Chautauqua and Lyceum platform. If compensation is necessary for the change of program assur ances are given that other sur prises are in store which will more than offset any possible re gret, not the least of which will be the appearance of Billy Sunday who is an added attraction to the Salem program for which no ad vance in thei admittance for the evening. Will 'be made. laries reported, 1 ; reports of lar ceny, 8; autos stolen, 2; autos re covered 2; autos recovered stolen in other cities, 1; bicycles stolen 3; bicycles brought in, 3; num ber of officer's special reports, 26; amount of fines for traffic violations, $143; total amount of fines imposed ' by police judge, $575. FKCESSpe WOTTEBTEST Girls' Schedule for Remain der of Week at 13th Street Posted Eugene The Guaranty Oil Co. strikes oil and water in prospect well. Frances Snyder was winner in an underwater control contest for girls held at the 13 th street play ground yesterday.) Grace Day was second' and Edith Clement third. Diving lessons for girls are also .being given. A horseshoe tournament for boys is under way. Singles matches were played yesterday, in which Bob Meyer defeated Ken neth Lewis, Thorn Randall defeated- Jimmy Schon, and Paul Kaf o u ry defeated Paul Meyer. Other matches to be played in the singles tournament Include Listen Parrlsh vs. Daniel Mc Carthy, Fred Hageman vs. Ralph Nelson, Alber Fleflet vs. Gordon Black, Dale Lane vs. George Causey, Lyman Simons vs. John Peters, Donald Snyder vs. Neal Hale, Edwin Busick vs. Richard Nelson Robert Barrel vs. Martin Lopez, Delber Hart vs. George Waterman and Robert Hurlburt vs. William Hart. Doubles matches scheduled in clude Dale Grimes and J. Parrin vs. Daniel McCarthy and J. F. Hageman, Dan DeSart and L. Par rlsh vs. Alvin and Julian Mc Carthy. Ralph Nelson and Albert Fleflet vs. Donald Snyder and Ned Hale, Edwin Busick and Richard Nelson vs. E. McVay and Don McVay, and William Hart and William Hurlburt vs. Bob Meyer and Kenneth Lewis'. The girls' schedule for the rest of the week at 13th street play grounds has beenannounced. It is as follows: Friday 1-2, bas ketry. 2-3, swim. 3-4, dancing and games. 4-5, swim. Saturday 1-2, basketry. 2-3, swim. 3-4, badge test work and games. 4-5, swim. 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Modernize with Electro-Kold You may install Electvo Kold, the. simplest elec tric refrigerator, either in your own, refrigerator or in your choice of the complete, self-contained unit models ready to attach to an electric cojtt ncction.TheMfrost tank goes in the ice chamber ; the silent compressor in the basement, or en closed in unit models. FrmtS Jttrtrtt. wilktnt Mtrntien. if' VW; ft " " 3? t. The Simplest Electric Refrigerator V I II l'l WW i mi i "frfXi-.i I m v l : s.im.: I r i , .. n if IfJ ABOUT 4 WEEKS The Dredging Is Proceeding at Different Points on Willamette The government dredge Monti cello is now working at Windsor Island on hard pas and rock, and will be through there in about four days. This is a mile or two below Spong's lauding. Then there will be some dredging about a half mile further down, at Si mon's; three or four dayV work. Then more dredging at Lone Tree point, a mile below. Col. Thompson, of the U. S. en gineers, in charge of the work. Is getting out the Dayton digger to dig out the channel at Grand is land. That finished, with some work at Ash Island, this side of Newberg, and the channel will be cleared -up all the way to Salem. This will all take about four weeks. In the meantime, the steamer Northwestern, of the Salem Nav igation company, is on the ways at Portland, and will -be for three to four weeks yet. It is expected, when finished, to be able to make regular trips again. In the mean time, the Saiem Navigation com pany is carrying on its business with trucks, but is obliged to turn away a good deal or business that is offered till the river is open. Sutherlin Three shifts will rush completion of Leaper Dome oil prospect well. Baker Seven cars cattle ship ped to Portland market one day. C00LIDGE ENJOYING. 'VACATION IN HILLS (Ceatianad from par 1.) evening. The work of settling the. camp meanwhile continued unabated as indications of quickening interest on the part of the citizens and of ficials of the region multiplied. Automobile tourists swung, by the camp enclosure to obtain a glimpse of the summer White House, while the ever watchful eye of the public official was repre sented by an inspector for this sec tion of the New York state con servation commission, who. decid ing that one day of respite was enough, called to see if the two White House collies, Rob Roy and Prudence Prim, the ever present companions and chnms of the president and Mrs. Coolidge were properly licensed for this state. Not disturbing the pets who were-with the president before the log fire, Mrs. Coolidge attended to the matter of filling out the. prop er application blanks for the dogs with which the inspector departed happy. . In such matters the president nd Mrs. Coolidge are the same as private citizens in the eyes of the law which requires the licensing ot all dogs tnat roam at large in etate forests such as these which border the presidential camp. Governor Smith, of the empire state, anticipated one such compli cation by sending the president a fishing license a few days before the chief executive left Washing ton for his vacation. This license Mr. Coolidge wears pinned on his fishing cap, as required by law, and manifests every pride in it.. The executive orfices, scarcely a stone's throw from Paul Smith's hotel where many of the presiden tial party are living, opened' -its doors today. Located in a cottage of commodious rooms and great fire places, the accommodations are ample in every way. LOGIBIES AT DUBS COME KIELL Evergreen Pickers Asked for Next Thursday, and Pears Soon to Be Ready Loganberries are coming In very well at the dryers, especially at the Paulus dryer. The crates were piled high Wednesday, and a big supply is expected today, but after tomorrow it is thought it will shade off pretty fast. The Starr cannery is still can ning . loganberries, V and T Him'Ilaya and 1 Lawton r blackberries 1 are coming in there in good annply, and being canned. . I The Hunt cannery is also t re ceiving considerable quantities of Himalwyas and Lawtohs. - -s The. Y free employment ' of f ice had a request yesterday for ever green blackberry pickers for 'the 15th; next Thursday. ,Tey..are to go to a large acreage-i6ut:15 miles north, of Salem. ( ' It is understood also that there will be a beginning of Bartlett pear picking in some orchards at about the same time. So the lull in fruit harvesting Is not going to last very long. - - Milton. Western Dehydrating Co., incorporates, capital 175,000. I I III MOTHER:- Fletcher's Cas toria is a ; pleasant, harmless Substitute for Castor Oil; Pare goric, Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups, especially prepared fpr Infants in arms and Children all ages. - To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of atW ectAA Proven directions on each package. Physicians everywhere, recommend it. v any t 1 1 - W SJS tllil w r - The B i si C K'S STANDARDIZED CASH STORES est off Every It to Eat andPleoty c&ff ift a Fresh Vegetables and Fruits are especially nice now and we Have a very attractive display of the following items for your selection: Green Corn Hot House Tomatoes Hot House Cucum bers Green and Wax Stringless Beans Iceberg Lettuce Young Green Onions Young Tender Carrots Beets Radishes Celery. Bakery I n Health Bread Whole Wheat Rye Bread Sandwich Loaves French Loaves 2 large loaves Freshly Baked Bread 25c 3 One Pound Loaves Freshly Baked Bread 25c CAKES PIES COOKIES ROLLS FRENCH PASTRY DOUGHNUTS All right out of the oven. Order with" your groceries. i Free delivery Fruits Apricots Peaches Cantaloupes Melons Oranges Lemons Bananas Berries Royal Gelatine Something New 2 pk. 19c Large Box Snow Flake Sodas 49c Loaf Cheese 5 lbs. each $1.45 Fresh Meat Department Government Inspected Young Steer Beef Displayed in sanitary plate glass refrigerat ors. VEAL STEAKS and CHOPS LAMB CHOPS LEG OF LAMB '''?'' 1 ' Summer Sausage and any number ' of fancy cuts of i meals of ; all kinds at prices in reach' of everyone.; t . ?j. delwerjr to all parts of the city. PKoneearly s