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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 25, 1926)
TIIE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON - SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 2., 102C The Ambassador Apartments, Salem, Just Completed Photo by KnntU Ellis. Modern conveniences installed, Public invited to inspect new building The Ambassador Apartments, at 550 North Summer street, between Marion and Union, . is . now com pleted, and the management cor dially invites jour Inspection. This beautiful apartment house, rectad by J. C, Meyers. Inc.. of 05 Western Bond and Mortgage 'building, Portland, at a cost of approximately $200,000. on prop arty purchased through Becke & KendHeks. realtors.' Is an out Atamiing feature of the recent solid KTOwth of the capital city. It Is a fine example of the very latest and most modern apart ment house, fully equipped for all conveniences and comforts, as well as being a distinct asset to the city and a structure of beauty. Each apartment is equipped with an electrical refrigeration machine that manufactures Ice as,1 well as keeps the Ice box at a very low temperature at all times. Electric. ' ranges are installed throaghout. A radio loud speaker is provid ed for each tenant, furnishing either local or long distance pro grams. Another very modern feature of the apartment in the heating' sys tem, which uses circulating hot water generated from an oil burn er. This system is automatically controlled, thus assuring an even and constant temperature. The furniture consists of ever stuffed pieces, Windsor chairs, floor and table lamps, davenport extension tables, etc.. well match ed in color and material, which gives a very pleasing effect. With all cooking facilities of an electrical nature, the heating plant outside of the building, and the building itself of a fire re sisting exterior, with metal cor nice and metal sash, one Is given a feeling of ease and security from possible fire hazard. There are 44 apartments in the building, of two and three room suites, with a range of prices that, appears to be popular, as a" con siderable portion of them are al ready leased or rented for the coming year. The manager of the Ambassador Apartments is II. C. Lewis, who is on duty 24 hours a day. The housekeepers are Mr. and Mrs. J P. Phelan, giving constant and expert attention, looking to the well being of the tenants. The phone is 1972, and a call 'will bring Immediate and willing at tention to any inquirer. SALEM'S POOR RECEIVE MUCH CHRISTMAS CHEER (Continual from pf 1) siona to maintain the family for at least one week and where it was known there were children who would be unable to attend the Elks-Salvation Army tree at the ;Armory, theatre tickets were Included in the boxes. Approximately 300 garments and 60 pairs of shoes have been distributed to worthy families calling at Army headquarters dur ing the Christmas rush. In sev eral instances whole families have been completely outfitted with clothing and shoes. Response to the Statesman's call for these things was generous beyond con ception of the average mind. Up to a 'late hour last night, families reporting in the last hour rush were being cared for with food and supplies. Army officials will be on hand today at headquarters to see that none have been over looked. The Statesman and Salvation Array extend their thanks to the State Highway commission for the use "of their truck and drivers in the; 'distribution of Christmas cheek G. A. Gruchow, who was responsible for these deliveries, rendered splendid service from an early hour in the morning to late at nlfcht. Sufficient supplies are yet ,on hand at Army headquar ters to abundantly take care of any possible cases that might have been "overlooked and Ensign ' Pitt, foregoing his own Christmas will be on the Job today to take care of but applications, coming in. ' Fry's Drug Store, 380 N. Com'l. the pioneer store. Everything for everybody In the drug supply line, with -standard, goods and quality service always. () A funeral committee is then ap pointed. The body of Emperor Yoshlhito will be taken to the Imperial pal ace in Tokyo. There it will lie in state at least 50 days, during which time religious ceremonies will take plane. The funeral prob ably will be held in two or three months. The court will remain in mourn ing for a year, and the general public 50 days, during which all must wear a black badge of mourning, and not engage in merry making or public functions. The new emperor customarily issues an amnesty for political prisoners, and reduces the terms of other prisoners. JURY CONVICTS PATRICK M'DERMOTT OF MURDER (Continued from page 1 ) trie chair. Defense counsel announced it would appeal the case. Attorney E. I. Mtltz, who had testimony read into the record 'out of the jury's reach of hearing, for the stated purpose of appealing the case on error if the verdict were unsatisfactory, stated he would appeal on grounds of error. Sentence was deferred by Judge Diehl "until after Christmas." Ben Rudner and Louis Mazer, co-defendants with McDermott. will be in the hands of Henry W. Harter, county prosecutor-elect, who assisted Prosecutor C. B. Me Clintock In the trial of McDer mott. ; Prosecution of Rudner and Mazer will be pushed and one et them probably will be bronght to trial in February, Harter an nounced. In final arguments to the jury today, state and defense counsel repeated and denied the churge that Rudner and Mazer employed McDermott to kill the editor. New sweaters! A large ship ment just in. New patterns, new hades in the popular pull-over and coat styles. Scotch Woolen Mills. () Bits For BresJKf ast 3 Only the best! Our patrons will bear this out. We serve only the best in meats and poultry. Hnnt & Shaller Market. 263 N. Commercial. () Files Suit Beryl E. De Guire filed suit in the circuit court yesterday against Hugh F. and Elaine Cooke tojcol lect on a promissory note. Christmas cheer goes on S 1i Extending Christmas cheer till spring work opens. S A person without food can be as hungry January 25th as December 25 th S And t( can be an -old the mid dle of February as the middle of December, if he has no warm clothing. S Let's see to it that our poor are helped throughout the period of unemployment, and they will hetp us when they are needed for spring work, and later for harvest ing our crops. S The Salem Y free employment bureau had SI people applying for work, this week, and they found jobs for only :u. The other 51 might be cold and hungry but for your dollar or your sack of pota toes or old overcoat. What is the good of a few jim eraeks compared with thl.s neeii? W Salem's secoud linen mill is be ing hurried to completion. When the machinery covering an acre of floor space out there is all hum ming. 24 hours a day. several hun dred" wll lhave work the 12 months through and this will op:i up specialty mills that will employ thousands. " In the loss of Miss Florence Me- Kinnie. sister of Mrs. E. Hofer. Salem wU miss one of her gentl est and most helpful spirits. She went about doing good all her life long; scarcely letting her left hand know what her right hand did. Quiet, unassuming, unselfish. The world would be a drear. place with out Its blessed Florence McKin-nies. zricerv uytstifs SCOTCH WOOLEN MILLS W. W. EMMONS 426 State Parker & Co.. 444 S. Commer cial.'" Don't fail to see Parker about repairing your car. . Expert 'Tuecbuuics at your service. All work1 guaranteed. () HIR0HIT0 MADE RULER OF JAPANESE EMPIRE . ContintiM from : pg 1.) high government officials, field marshals of the army and admir als of the fleet. Simultaneously the ritualist in the Imperial palace at Tokyo re port the accession in the hall of the gods, also to the ancestral spirits In the hall of ancestors. These ceremonies will be repeated three days. Crown Princess Nagako was de clared empress, and the Empress Sadako, widow of the deceased emperor, became the dowager empress. 'The actual coronation of Hiro hito, who has ascended the throne, is not expected to take place be fore November, 1928, as periods of mourning must intervent. 'The new emperor usually gives his first formal 'audience the day following death of his predecessor. Government - and court officials attend the audience. At this time the trown prince may be nomi nated, but there being no male heir,.. this ceremony will be omit ted. Various foreign governments will be cabled of the accession of Emperor Hirohito. The name of New. Era when the new emperor acquires another name usually is announced the day after death. A HEARTY AND MERRY CHRISTMAS 56 STORES i WE EXTEND p to our ivl MANY FRIENDS M AND PATRONS W9 SPECIAL CHRISTMAS Turkey Dinner ' THIS EVENING 5:45 to 8 p. m. Dining Room Marion Hotel hen Santa is driving His team o'er the snow You'll have the kind wishes Of those signed below Woman Suffers Shock- Mrs. J. K. Summers was taken to a looal hospital yesterday suf fering from slmck received when ier rar was overturned after strik ing one driven by Ieslie. Thorn ton, as th- latter was backing from tin; -urh un Court street be tween Church and High. by stipulation of the attorneys representing the opposing parties. Sot tied by Stipulntio The case of Anna Tiffany vs. C. V. ltuuoe was settled yesterday FUN FIT FOR A KING! AT NEW YEARS MIDNIGHT MATINEE & 'Pay Me as You Are Paid! i , - 5 1 I M 1 BATES "THE EYE MAN MAKES Glasses that fit Convenient Terms 457 State Street With Burnett Bros. 1 FYS 7 (VATOA- VYiDE JJ MSTITUTON- j .DEPABTMENT STORES 160 North Liberty Street, Salem, Oregon OurMends Christmas Day the warm, glowing feeling of friendship the exchange of thoughtful gifts the day when families and neighbors gather together when "folks" sing carols when his majesty, the Turkey, centers the attention the spirit of all of this is in our greeting to you, Merry Christmas, W W The Salvation Army Through Ensign and Mrs. Pitt desires to thank the people of Salem for their, generous and i ill .i i wnoienearted support during c the Yuletide season. WISHING ONE AND ALL A MERRY XMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR With the spirit of sincere gratitude and appreciation to our many friends and cus tomers for their generous patronage WE WISH YOU 1 dhosftmnias S8 The Man's Shop Hollis W. Huntington EULs E. Cooley 0 We Wish You and Yours the Seasan 's Greetings May This Christmas Day Be the Happiest You've Ever Had . : . - .. . Newton Chevrolet Company Opposite the City Hall a Telephone 1000 IN THE WEST ATARRH 9 ' ..I 8 u urna or wraat f vsuany 8 fife