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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1927)
0 TUP. OHEnftN ftTATTC AK,: SAI F.r. OTVEnOM TTTITnsn'VY MOTiNTNG.-MAYKf 1f27 WBS. flESL 3? s W' J. ' W. Tavenner Recently - Elected President of Salem Organization v. - The rounril of 4he Salem liTea tiers' association met Tuesday evening at the cull of the presi dent of I4.be organization. Rj W. f5TariMieK. A number of problems Relative to the work for the rom yinK year were discussed by those jn attendance. MrsJ'avenner is orRanlzinR the ork of the council for the.com- ing year and keeping in the fore fg round" IhV professional ndranre iment of the teachers. He declared 'that this may be done in various j-ways such asadvancing the pro fessional reading by having a li brary forf teachers and organizing ' Jnore closely for social activities. ttr. , Tavenner Js one of the most , "fapahfe and efficient men of the ; jS. T. A. and the organization .honld be .brought Into a more ami ted group with him serving .as :." Hhe leader.- ... The officers of the Salem Teachers association for the en duing year are: Tt. W. Tavenner, jprevident; Clara V. Thompson, first. vice president: Lela Johnson, Isecond vice president; Elva Nies fcon. third vice president: If. W. ' ifUse.Tinanoial secretary; Cladys Tipton, treasurer: Lillian Shroed pr, -press correspondent. Representatives from the school ' )u tidings,, who are elected by the teachers as members of the eoun- : Hcilare as follows: Miss Taylor, nenlor high; Miss Inez Reifsnyler. 'fajrinh junior hiRh; Miss Bertha , Afwgnes. McKinley; Miss Sarah print, nEnglewood. Miss Mable -Murray, Highland; Miss L,ola Millard, Richmond: Mrs. Van Ors 4lale, Orant; Mrs. Davenport T-In-eoln; Miss Jessie Martin. Park. " The council elects three mem pera.at large each year.' The iuember must have served on the 'RICES ARE f SHOUTING ! 1 50c 35 c 22c 25c 25c 25 c iCash Savings Are I"; " Real! Follow the Careful .Buyers 'Who Are Persistently IWsy llitying at JJamon ' We Feature Valley Packing C. prod ucts in our New' Fresh jMeat Department. JJocauM ! Kver y Cat Is Got- ernment ; Inspeciea ana Carefully Selected Diiart Jar Sweet tickles - - 4 Bars Creme.OilC sbap 1.: 2, cans Santianl 1 .- runsurpassea" Libby's Catsup Xarge 2 cans Iowa Sweet Corn 4 lbs. Choice Dried Apples - Bartleti Pears in syrup large cans 2 cans College Inn fit Soup f.DC : AII Klntis ; : 2 cans Imported OC Sardines '......w..r. " Coffee ? Lower v I. X. L. 40c Coffee Now 35c 3 lbs. $1.00 '"Highgrade" 44c Coffee Now 42c 3 lbs. $1.22 X. L. N. T. Coffee, 35c . Now 33c--3jlbs for 95c All ihe different Brands ' of Canned Coffee that we! carry are now " 49c lb. "Highgrade Coffee at 42c , h nnr best seller because It Is fresh from the roaster arid' famed for its flavor. Try a nound and you will quit buy ing expensive lithographed cans. - Pure Maple Syrup' , Regular 13.00 cans On Sale at $2.50 Direct from New York Have yonr Alpine milk, labels? and get some nice silver, tea-, spoon. . AstE us. " v . " Feature Prices " Good Until Tuesday, May 10 4 pkgs. Post- ,OC r Toasties for - ..iU.L Pork : Chops 899 N. Commercial St. ' Phone 1-2-6-3 ". t'nJtoil Grocers of Oregon council previously, -J"or the, , . en- siHiug year these three will le: Miss Dorothy ,M.. '.'fay for . vd 1'a.r rijJi junior high, .Miss .May Hale of MfKlnley and E. A. Miller of (irant. - ; " The purpose of the Salem Teachers' asso!iatien is to 'pro mote among the teachers of Sa lem public schools a spirit of co operation, unity of spirit, dem ocracy of sehool affairs, higher professional standards, and to create In the community at large a deeper sene or the worth and dignity of the profession and of the interests it represents." The council meets on the first Tuesday of each month and It .duties are to direct the general policy of the association and in othe,r ways act as the executive Mj(ly of the S. T. A. Mr. Tavenner will announce th members of the various commit tees in the near. future. Salem Youth Elected Mo Office; High Vote Herbert Sooolossky, who was elected vice president of the T". of O. student body, received the greatest number of votes cast for any office, 1390 His oppenent, William Powell, received 341. The record of Herbert Socolof-, sky, candidate for vice president,' sbows him to be on the 'GreateT' Oregon Committee Directorate, as chairman of Marion, Polk, ahdi Yamhill counties; and a member or the Junior Week-end director ate as director of the canoe feteJ He served on the Homecoming committee in 102C. and was a member of the hieh school council in 1027. He bas taken part In Oresana and Webfoot drives as a speaker. He won the Jewett prize for speaking in 1!26 and in 11T27 he again M-on the prize for ex cellency in debate and oratory. He is a member of the Webfoot starf. and is on the Y. M. C. 'A. His scholarship is good, accord ing to records furnished. Mr. Socolofsky is registered as a junior, in business administra- Mron. He is a member of Reta Theta Pi, also a member of Pan Xenia, honorary international foreign trade fraternity. - Socolofsky was president of A. S. R. of Salem high, in 1922 and a member of the football team for two years, basketball one year, and track two years. He was first Master Councellor of the Sa lem Order of DeMolay. - He is the son of Mr.-and Mrs. D. D. Socolofsky and -the twin brother of Harold D. Socolofsky of this city. J25ctj MOTEL SUR VEY OF CIT.Y OFFERED BUSINESS MEN act. ; j' v..""."; ' " ' '"'Should such a comm,ittee. be ap pointed and enter'nlo p. contract with the' Hockenbury "system, t'hat firm would ' evolve a complete working plan showing the revenue which would he derived from every department, a'tul the cott of operation ' ' ' lrosiect Pleases Judging from what he has heard of Salem through interested peo ple, a hotel or 90 to 110 rooms, erected at a cost of $21tn to $2300 per' room would-pay jout, Mr. 'Rarr stated. Apprdrtriate ? furnishings would coat in the neighborhood of SC00 per room additional. If such a hotel were operated at 6I per cent pf capacity.' It would pay he believed, provided all the funtfa mentals pf goml management Ver observed. Mr. Hauser wno ,also addressed the meeting stated that tourists are beginning to fight shy of the hotels in large centers due to traf fic congestion. Many people are afraid to buck heavy traffic, he said, and are Klad to patronize a hotel in a smaller city which can furnish accommodations equaT to those available In the large cities Hauser admitted that his firm was interested In assuming opera tion of hew hotels throughout the northwest, but would make n deffnit'e proposal until Hocken linry had made a thorough inves tigation ami a request was made for him to take over management. Survey Planned The meeting was called as a re sult of' interest in. the local hotel situation on the part of the Port- JAXITOR CENSORED MAIL PARIS. A. concierge French equivalent for janitor cannot c,ensor a tenant's mail in Paris, a court neia in reprimanding a concierge who failed to deliver a 'mash note" to a pretty-feminine tenant. iaadforporatlon which operate .a string ''of Jhotels ti"ncluttB6- the Ue:tttin:ia and jMujtnomatf hotels In Portrand,"!,ad, several others throughout; the' northwest,! Hal t. IPatton a0Vd as ehafrman of hel meeting ' ,infro4uing the speakers. While careful to state that the people he represented were not promoters, and never" went into a city, to discuss the hotel situation', unless invited to do so by some body of responsible business men", Mr. Darr pointed out the strategic location of Salem for a ood hotel. ' - "Located on the highway as you are, he said, "there is a veritable river of gold running through your city. " Tourists, instead 'of "travel ing from town to town, as they used to, now trave from good hotel center to good hotel center. A city is known by its hotels." Contract Ofi"erel The Ho'ekehbury system which Mr. Barr represents, is a corpor atlon formed to counsel and advise on community hotel projects. .Its cefitral office is located In Harris- birrg," Penn. V The proposal as outlined by Mr, Barr ' last night' was to enter into. a eonfraet with a hotel commit tee consisting of representatlv? business men' to conduct a survey to determine what slie and type of )iotel wlll!lest suit the; Interests of ht community ami pay out on Ihe investment. .i7 .. r , 1 1 The survey wo u Id le , co nd u cted atHhe expense of the corporalion, and the-'f ladings reported to .the committee. Should , (he proposal carry, and .the advice of the Hockenbury 'system on specifica tions for the hotel be accepted, then that (rm would guarantee to raise by popular subscription ai east GO per cent of the amount to be invested. Should the drive le successful.' Hockenbury would re ceive R per cent of, the total amount of stock sold as its com-" mission. 1 ; Chain Plan Fnvoreil - Thetcity hotel committee would obtain the architect, let contracts preferably on a competitive basis, and select its own botel operator. Chain operation was recommend ed by Mr. Barr because it has proved most successful... It would make possible expert supervision by experienced hotel men. A local manager would be employed, who. if unsatisfactory,' to the stockhold ers could be removed' at any time. The ehajn systems usually re quire voting control of the Ktock. After all operating ... expenses .vand )l per cent on preferred stock de ducted, net prof ltr are divided b-!o Ween the chain and focal stock holders. ENGINEER COURSE ADED fr:duate School nwl Expeimenf Station SfafTed1 at fAC ' ' ?NEW INCORPORATIONS? CORVALLIS. May 4. AP.) An experiment station and gradu ate school of engineering was. to day established ' by the regents of Oregon Agricultural eollege. thue placing the engineering depart- ment of this college on a par with that ot any land grant institution in the country. Dean G. A. Covell, who has been on the Oregon Agricultural col ige faculty for 38 years nnd dean of the school of engineering since its establishment in 1908, wpts 11 ade director of the experiment station and dean of graduate jwork In engineering. H. S. Kogeis. professor of hydraulics and irriga tion, was' promoted to succeed Dean Cbvelt as dean of the under pradua( engineering school. The Medical , Research Iliorft- tories, Inc., with; headquarters, iu Portland, f has been incorporated by E. 11. McDonald. A. O. Her and " R. A. Foster. ' Thtf 'capital stock is ?luO. . Other artieles filed in the state corporation department here yes terday follow: , Taylor Brothers & company3, Portland, $50,000; W. " WTayior. K. O. Lundstrom and CJ Cook. Scio Canning company,,. Scio. $25,000; Joseph F. Wesely, Roger M. Cain and William F. Sturgis. Fawkes & Linn Klet-tric com pany'. Port lan d, $5 000; Lesl ie 1 1, Fawkes, Roy Linn and Jesse C Warrington. Darling-Singer Shipping and Lighterage company. Portland. $25,000; Ralph M. Singer.. Allen J I. AlcOurLain and. .IV, 14 iipront-e. P. S. McKenzU Lumlter com pany, Portland: notice of dissolu tion, v. v.'i ; . ; ' .. Name of, the PortJanl. retroleum company changed to the Oeor II. Cage company. ; - Myrtle Point Work begins on big new Perkins corner block. FOR SALE Store building and residence, corner lot, 4 block's - out, J 12,000. , F. L. WOOD H4t Stat-Kfreet Since 1 f 17, state has jmiil $t. 52S.310 for C00A county ' high ways'. . r '-' I PLUMBING Quick, Reliable Service ir. EGNEU 1013 Center Street Plione S.-2 nuH3JQ-W , J'ine r Fix turea Standard Egnipment ELECTRIC rLIOTCnS 4Rewound and ittpalrM , New or Used Motors for Sale VIBBERT & TQDD ! Things Electrical t Wl South Hiili St. 1 TELEPHONE 2112 Acid Stomach I "Phillips Milk of Magnesia" Better than Soda Hereafter, Instead of soda take a .little . "Phillips Milk of Magne sia", tn wter any time for Indi gestion or, bout, acid, gassy stom ach, and relief will come instant ly ' ' ' For fifty year genuine "Phillips Nfilft of Magnesia" , has been' pre scrfbed by physicians because ii bvercomek three tinies as much acid in the stomach as a satur ated solution of .bicarbonate of soda, leaving the stomach sweet and free from all gases. ,It neu tralizes acid fertaentatfons in the bowels and gently urges the sour ing waste from the system wlth- f-out purging. ' Besides, it Is more pleasant to take than soda. Insist apon "Phillips:" TWerity-tiv cent and fifty cent bottles any drug store. "Milk of Magnesia" has been th jtL S. Registered Trade Mark of The , Charles ,iL Phillips Chemical Co. and Us predecessor Cnarlea II.' PhiJHpa since 1875. Adr. We Invite Yqi To inspect Our Elisplay Hats and dresses made to order prices reasonable. See us for remodeling;. See our garments -for the children. GLORIA HAT SHOP 180 South Liberty Street DISTRIBUTORS FOR ALL AUTOMOBILES C. & L. PARTS STORE INC. Corner Ferry and Jjlberty Telephoae fltMJ .y "V :--. - .k t; ,t- f- - 1 ! - v . . - j -. - , , .. ; ... - k 1 "" "- ' ' -. ' rilw . - i u .. - - f . . r ' ? Long and Short Distance Hauling Public anrl Pnvat Sfora ' ' - 1 Fireproof iBuilding aGRAl;EE;'A''Spp freeTlJelivery-to any part of the city . QUOTATIONS ON APPLICATION Ear-aner's arehciQ'G:. g -yj g r ' - Ma it has always been the purpose of this store to render Real Service, but "Service" with,Busick's does not end with just having on hand a wide variety of foods giving courteous trearneft and making deliveries free of phrger Vfe are constantly striving to improve our seiice Better goods kt the same or less price three departments in one store I enables us to 'sell moat all food for a little less'." I Crisco 31b. i. ; : . c $1.44 A. & L. Peas 2 for 31c Pel Monte Crystal JVhite California Small White Beans 20 bars 75c 6 Il?c P & G White Naptha 9 lb. 62.Q9 Hills ' ' Coffpe 49p m.j1b. Coffee 49c Golden West 49p 3 for 43c 4 lb. can Snow Drift 91c Federal JVlillc 4 cans 20 barsP70c Ivory 5 bars Old Dutch Cleanser 2 for 16c Cocoanut Oil Toilet Fancy Blue Rose Rice 6 lb. 49c Cookies Freshly Baked 2 dojz . rrpsh Bread 2 Large Loaves Eagle Brnd Floyr SI. 91 Aumsville Patent Flour 01.3 Tree "jTea - y2 rb- -Packape:Gre!ftii .Carnation lUliik 10c Bordens Milk 10p Alpine Milk 10p 3 One Pound Lpave Cream Oil 3 for 2Qp Oranges doz. 4 Gem Nut luiaraar 3 for Palm Olive Soap 3 fop 2j5c Peet's Washing Machine ' ' Soap -Maxwell House Coffee per pound 2 cans Corn .Citrub Washing Powder 2 for 49c "Mellon Blend Coffee Ground To Suit lb. 35c 3 for 3c Phone 45545? . No Charge for Delivery ( it Ktore Xo. JOO 83 Feet of Parking. Space PAUL Tit AG If 10, Propvf Day Telephone 23 hone 12S7-W