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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OIIEGON
TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBEIt 23,1026,
BAPTISTS TD HIVE
FINEST QRGAi H
E
Neraly $5000 Has Already
Been Pledged to Pay the
Costs of Organ
The First Baptist church ot
Salem at a special meeting called
by the organ committee, with W.
T. Jenk3 as president, had a very
" enthusiastic meeting last night.
The proposition wan brought for
ward and explained by the differ
ent members appointed on this
special committee. The Interest
waa so great that in less than IS
minute? the group present, which
was not a large one in numbers,
pledged 12350 towards the cost of
the pro nosed new organ and Its
installation."
As there l already an organ
faad of $5000. accumulated over
a considerable period from vari
ous collections and enterprises de
voted to the organ campaign. lead
ing members of the church are
very much encouraged. They hope
to see the fund completed soon.
The plan is to install the most
tip to date pipe organ to be found
in- any church-in Salem, and this
is what a leading Salem musician
says the. First Baptist people will
be able to boast, it the program
they are working on shall be com
pleted In full.
To Produce Moving Objects by Radio'
O. J. Hull Auto Top & Paint
Co.'. Radiator, fender and v body
repairing. Artistic painting adds
100 to the appearance of your
auto. 267 S. Com'L ()
H. T. Love, the jeweler, 335
State St. High quality Jewelry,
silverware and diamonds. Tfce
gold standard ot values. Once a
buyer always a customer. t )
CHAPLIN DENIES MEX
RUMORS OF DIVORCE
(Continued from pag. 1.)
HermoBillo. Sonora, attorney until
1 read it in the paper today."
Wright indicated that bis client
was awaiting some action on the
part of Mrs. Chaplin, who an
nounced recently that she would
sue the comedian for divorce.
Mrs. Chaplin likewise had not
heard of any Mexican angle to the
domestic rift, she said, and even
If her husband did contemplate
some such action it would not
alter her plans in the least, she
Bald.
Chaplin married Miss Grey, who
was hl3 leading lady in pictures,
at Empalme, Sonora, more than
twa yearg ago.
11. 1.. Stiff Furniture Co., lead
ers in complete home furnishings,
priced to make you the owner;
the store that studies your every
need and is ready to meet it, ab
solutely. ()
Acclimated ornamental nursery
stock, evergreens, rose bushes,
fruit and shade trees at Pearcy
Urox in reason. We have our own
nurseries. 178 S. Com'l. ()
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BLAST WRECKS' PLANT
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certalned.
Company offieinK late tol.iy set
guards about the burned area and
orders were to admit so one other
than company workmen, with spe
cial Instructions to i-rlude newspapermen.
The plant contained three tanks
for gasoline with a c-aparity of
2000 gallons, kept under presiire.
This morning when ih.- explosion
occurred, the tanks wer not quite
full. The first explosion came
when the top of the center tank
blew off and scattered the gasoline
over a radius of 200 feet. The
gasoline was ignited by fires of the
boilers and acntner sharp explos
ion follewed and a moment later
Cluster of seven lights nseer in television projector by means of
which Dr. E. P. V. Alexanderson'. consulting engineer of the Gen
eral Kleetrie company and the Radio Corporation of America, ex
pects to reproduce moving objects by radio. When the drum
covered with mirrors is revolved at great speed the entire screen
is covered with brilliant lights. Dr. Alexanderson and the machine
are shown in photo.
another city lies within this radius.
In that case the Salci commis
sion's jurisdiction extends half
way to the limits of the other city.
The only city that conies within
thi regulation is West Salem, in
Polk county.
A petition at W. :. ilooro to
erect a duplex house within a
("lass 1 district was brought, nr.
but it is automatically rejected be
cause such houses are prohioiu 1
in the Class 1 district by ordin
ance. A dedication or a rive feci, jtrip
of land along Garnet street vo the
city for improvement purposes was
considered. Twenty feet have al
ready been dedicated in this street.
The commission ref o:imcnle;l to
accept the dedication, with lle
stipulation that no action towards
improvement t-e taken until a fur
ther strip of land is dedicated, to
make the street a practicable
width.
Nothing less than 50 foot
street, with a 24 foot improvement
will be considered, it was decided.
PLANNING COMMISSION
AGAINST CURB PUMPS
(CoD'ioaed from pas 1)
taken action to abolish the curb
piimps in the business district.
The zoning commission has
power o regulate all plats of land
withlii six miles of the city limits,
it was pointed out, extep' where
Pomeroy & Keene. jewelers,
never fail to give you 100 on
the dollar. Watches, clocks, pins,
charms. Standard high grade
stock in all departments. ()
Ira W. Jorgensen. i0 S. High
St. Parts for all makes of cars.
Best equipped auto accessory store
In this section. Prompt and re
liable service the rule. ()
The Bake-Rite Bakery. Busy
every day supplying best homes
with bakery goods of all Icinds;
baked in a kitchen as clean as
your own. 345 State-St. ()
Tillamook will raise $43,633
taxes for municipal use this year.
STREAMS TURN INTO
TORRENTS IN SOUTH
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highway commission-
Eastern kentucky experienced a
second flood within a week as a
result of heavy rains Friday night
and Saturday, but the waters had
begun receding tonight. Other
portions of Kentucky where swol
len streams covered highways and
lowlands reported the flood re
ceding, except in the western part
of the state, where the Cumber
land crossed and where the Ohio
river is predicted to reach flood
stage Wednesday or Thursday.
In the vicinity of Taducah
Kentucky. Evansville, Ind. Farm
ers living in the lowlands have
been warned. Basements of some
stores at Paducah will be flooded
when the Ohio reaches flood stage
at 43 feet there.
Crop damage in the valley of
the Cuachita river in Arkansas
will be heavy. Arkansas points
reported water receding.
In Mississippi the Tombigbee
was expected to reach its greatest
height. Scores of people at
Columbus, mostly negroes, who
were marooned by the Tombig
bee's rise, had been rescued to
night.
Smaller streams in Mississippi
were reported falling.
More than a thousand miners
were thrown out of work in
Alabama when the Warrior river
flooded the workings of the mines
in Walker county.
Albanv Oreeon Milk company
1 will let contract for new condens-
t
ary.
Uatteh for DA! M IFw Dft!
Soon We Will Announce Our Great
We want to make this the biggest and
best January Sale ever known in Salem
and vicinfty- f
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This sale will interest everyone. It will be the great
est opportunity to buy high grade merchandise at
big sayings Hthruput the entire store again: we "say
wait for it. '
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Salem, Oregon
Corner Court and Commercial
the gasoline-sprased region was In
flame3. ...
Out of the fiery circle staggered
men, tearing bcir burning gar
mentA from thea as thzy fled.
Sdme rei hel ii- outer edge of
the fire with only .charred shreds
of their clothes left.
As men rushed in from other
parts of the field to fight the
flames, a second storage tank ex
ploded, about a half hour after the
first. Again a rain of flaming
gasoline drenched the area. A
fight to save nearby tanks holding
75,000 gallons of gasoline was suc
cessful although the Insulation
was burned off the nearest tank.
All of the men injured were in
the gas and construction depart
ments.. The men came from Ven
tura, Los Angeles, Santa Barbara
and other points, officials said.
MOTORIST'S BODY FOUND
Auto Plunges 150 Feet Down Em
bankment Near Mosier ;
THE DALLES, Ore., Dec. 27.
I A I') The body ot ISeorge M.
Hosier, rormer deputy in the ot
fire cf stale superintendent of
banks, vas found beside th
wreckage of his automobile today,
a short distance west of the Mos
ier tunnel. The car had left the
highway and plunged 1.10 feet
down an embankment. It is not
known when the accideut occurred
although it is believed to have
been within: the last three days.
Hostler's body was discovered by
some boys on a hunting trip.
I Hostler lived here four years
ago. Some months ago be left
, Oregon for California and it is be
lieved he was returning "here to
spend the holidays with relatives
and friends.- , - ---f.
Reduction on all haM at " the
Vanity Hat Sheppe. 387 Court St.
Be $ur to see our line of hata be
fore buying. Latest metal cloth
hat just in. ()
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on The baJlea-Callf ornia Mghwav
near Redmond Christmas, nlghu
Berrirhda waa Iniareid when the
car In which he and rompanlon,
Jose Araquena, were riding left
the road and turned over several
times. Araquena was not hurt.
Mr. Used. Car Buyer: Have yon
een the real buys at the Capital
Motors Incorporated? See Biddy
Bishop. 3T,o N. High St. Tele-j
phones 2125 and 2126. (
MAN DIES FROM INJURY
Automobile - Turns Over Several
Time .Tter leaving Ktal
BEND. Ore., Dec, 27. (AP)
Leon Berrichoa, 25, died here to
night as a result of Injuries re
ceived in an automobile accident
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