l4 ;. .- , - - . . yjjjj OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM: OREGON. SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 9. 1927 -
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AilEd JKm(UN SI A TESulAN 8treeta to the. SPe terraces'on the hills, conditions are in-
Duuxutuie iu Americans '
, And in the ordinary European village, manure piles lie
tu s.au coamrcui suv.t. Bum, orc 1 i I against the backs and sides of homes as they are piled in barn
If European conditions
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aiph h. Kiuimg A.-ruif MM&(r yards in American rural sections,
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w. h. Httdmoi - cimum ihiw existed in cities and towns like Eugene, 1 Albany, Cbrvallis,
w. c. coa T -.! . , jiUr Mi'w McMinnville, Dallas, Woodburn, Salem, Aurora, the value of
. UUCSSB OF THE ASSOCIATES TMZ&B
Tb AMeUt4 !"riB ia meroaivaly entitle t tha aa fa paklleatloa a( all awa
KJafatchaa eraditad ta it or ot tharviaa eraditad ia this papar b4 1m tk lacal
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Ifamtar Saladed Oreiton Htvapapara Hacifie Coaal RprraMUUT BotT Stypca, I of Oregon and California
I lar fftrtland. 8aarity BMg.; , Sam rraariare, Sharon Bldf-T Loa Angelpa, 1 , T-, it 'i
the best corner lots would be much smaller
Mayor yalker admired the progressive spirit of Dublin -And
that being so he should visit: the fast growing cities
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Tilaat T. Claik Ca Naw Tork. 128-138 W. Slat St.; Ckie-ff. lfarqaett Bldg.
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Say Klamath Falls and Eugene and Salem and a score or
more of the state to the south of us. I
Jok Paeartmaiit
CtremUtioK Offica
Eatarad at tita Paat Offlea ia Salant. Oracoa. aa aacoad-aUia amattar.
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but In deed and In truth. And hereby we know that we are of the Breav xuiure iur oaiem. ,
trnth, and ahall assure our hearts before Him. First John 3:18
and 19.
Dr. Milliken can shoot his. cosmic ray through ten feet of
solid metal. That would be a great agency to get a new idea
into the dome of sofid ivory of a mossback who cannot see a
AN EDITORIAL SERMONETTE
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. Roasevelt called it the strenuous life. The International
Sunday School lesson' for today is on the flight of Elijah, the
prophet of fire and water
The curator of the Wilder brain collection at Cornell has
concluded after recent studies that the brain of woman need
not be inferior to the brain of man. That may be something
new for a lot of mere men the ladies have been aware of it
this long time.
The prophet with- a. remarkable pair of legs. As a boy,
he must have been the fastest and bestlong distance runner
,of theJTishbite lads. He kept in good running condition all force j3 m0re efficient.
ihis life. His run from Carmel to Jezreel before King Ahab s
chariot was anything from 30 to 40 miles; nor did he stop
running at Jezreel h& seemed to get his second wind there.
It-came in a fiery threat from: the mad Queen Jezebel: "So
let the gods do to me, and more also, if I make not thy life
2tfieTIf epf bne of them (the prophets of Baal whom Elijah
lew) by, tomorrow about this time.. Elijah took a new start
and ran all the' way toBeer-8hebar-80 miles south; and he
took a third start there and hot footed it to Mt. Horeb; 200
onilis f urther south.
There are 63 employes of the Salem postoffice and only
one of them a woman. Almost an Eveless Eden. But the
one woman is a saving grace, and not another member of the
pun!
IB PUSH BITE
manded the case for a new trial,
. It was while in the Jail waiting
the new trial that he ended "his
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Plans Formulated for Series
Of Conferences Arriorig
LaFolle
WASHINGTON
t Republican pogressiTes
some , of the great western
te Men
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from
agri-
rultural states have initiated - a
series of conferences looking to
an( agreement - upon a candidate
for' the presldenjtial primaries "in
those states earl next year. :
" Senator Norris of - Nebraska,
who has succeeded the late-Robert
M. La Follette as leader of the
insurgent group
foremost among
consideration,
believe that he
in the senate. Is
those now under
fThe progressives
can win lji the
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RACII; CASK UXEXPMIXF.I
THE MORNING ARGUftlENT
AUNT HET
By Robert QnilleA .
- After a 'search which , had . . be
come almost -state-wide on ac
count of f newspape storia and
radio announcements,' William A
Dunnigan, who disappeared' mys
teriously from his farm home near
Can't the Salem Chamber of Commerce get connected up
with the big irrigation interests looking this way--and tell
them this is a good time to shoot; while'plenty of'help may
be had ; and thus relieve a possible bad unemployment situa
tion here?
Bits For Breakfast
Heyhad asked for death under the juniper tree at Beer
shebIf ;far he was discouraged and hopeless and his nerves
rcre worn to a frazzle.
l-But at Mt. Horeb he heard the still small voice that com
missioned hhn anew for the strenuous life.
There are many lesons taught in thia story-
Perhaps it has arrived
Looked and felt like the belated
Indian summer weather due us
yesterday.
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Not so bad. The Salem T free
employment office had only 132
AAAnlik ' frn Irl ; - vi laof
But the main lesson; in the opinion of the writer of this week. And J6ha wer found tor
Editorial sermonette, is the one of faithfulness to the plan of 124 of them, only eight were out
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jThe useful life is the working life. Rest is rust. You can-serve jtheaters indicate that saiem has
jnl riv BPrviVo TS'nilnrp n rnmp nnlv f mm faint, hearted I become a good show town: as it
loss of faith.
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4ree letting down and slipping back. It takes no account of its
own ease and comfoVt: reckons not with danger
j - And it dies in the harness. -
& i ' PERHAPS YOU COULD DO BETTER
In this corner of The Statesman of last Sunday mention " CTO-
Y BANQUET MONDAY
3th ANNIVERSARY TO RE OB
SERVED HERE
is a good town in most other respects.
Alas! When airplanes become
numerous the poor pedestrian can
no longer gain refuge by climbing
a pole.
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Science can now measure to
one-billionth of an inch, but just
to save time and patience - we'll
Final touches were being added
yesterday; to the preparations for
the 36th. anniversary banquet. to
be held by the local Y. M. C. A.
Monday evening. Reservations
had not been made by many up Hp
last night, but this means very lit
tie, according to C. A. Kells, gen
eral secretary.
"Very few of our members ev
er let us know they are coming;
they don't seem to think its nec
essary ; but on the night of the
banquet they always flock in by
the scores. Last year we had
325. This year we are expect
ing upwards of 400; at any rate,
we are prepared to serve that
many."
The banquet will start prompt
ly at 6:30, and will be held Inthe
gym rom. Lawrence jTodnem will
be the: main speaker.
northwestern and other states and
go into the convention with a size
able delegation.
Several Listed -,
Those participating in the con
ferences thus fat include Senators
Borah. Idaho;. Brookhart, Iowa,
and Nye of North Dakota. Sena
tors McMasters of South Dakota,
and Frailer of North Dakota, asj
well as other senators, are ex
pected to join in the conversations
next week.
Senator Borah said today it was
the purpose of the progressives to
formulate a program and to throw
the conferences open to all those
interested. He; added that there
were many issues upon which he
could go along with Senator Nor
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Xorri Landed
"If Norris la put forward." he
said, "he's a mighty good plat
form in himself. He has a splen
did record down here."
Senator Norris himself said he
was not a candidate for president
and was not allowing' himself to
be deceived about that matter.
However, he did not say that he
would not permit his name to be
used in the primaries in his own
and a number of other western
states., j
The Nebraskan did serve notice
on the old guard leaders that if
they nominated an "eastern con
servative" they would-run' into
difficulties in the west in the' pres
idential campaign. He named
Senator Borah and Johnson of
California, and former Governor
Pinchot of Pennsylvania, aa pro
gressives he jcould support and
also said he could support his col
league. Senator Howell with en
thusiasm.
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"All my olka was respectable,
an I change the table cloth ever'
Wednesday an Saturday whether
it needs It or, iiot,.!A;-..:'v-,
(Coprritltt, '19ttj TbVMkm ' BysflcaU)
POOR PA
By4 ande ClaSUa
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'Ma says' the girl that comei
to - aea our daughter so oftei
never comes unless she knowi
our son's at nome.7 ' :
(OopyriE. im. r.tMihrt flradletu
as made of the nineteenth centenary that is to be Celebrated
in Canada and the United States, and around the world; es-
pecially where the Y. M. C. A. forces operate T
f The nineteenth centenary of the public labors of Jesus of
jaxareth
- "And the writer promised to attempt to explain the reason
Swhy the beginning of this celebration is to be made on No- there bnt oBe
itvember 7th, 1927; the iday of .the commencement of the week
of prayer, instead of in 1930; for Jesus beganjhis public min
.fistry -when he was 30, and the Christian era began with His
wbirth.
The date, of the birth of Christ was fixed by a Roman
monk as occurring in the year 753 after the founding of
iRome. ? That ttiis was not the exact year of the birth of the 1 and robbed of io. tit would
I Nazarene has been abundantly proved ; but the use of the date
I all ewer, Christendom, and now the worm arouna ana in an
countries, is too firmly established to be changed. lt is certain
j from the-'Gospel f Matthew, that Jesus was born before the
II death of Herod the Great (spring of 750 anno lirbis conditae)
The nativity"therefore can scarcely be placed later than the name for the candidate
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. autumnbf 749 (A. UC), or 5 to 4 B. U. it is generally con-
! . ceded byTscholara today that He was born B. C. 4.
l - But according to Irenaeus Jesus was born B. C. 3. Dement
stated: "Our Lord waa born in the 28th year of the reign of
? AuguslusV' or 3 rC. Hippolytus held that f Jesus was born
r. So John R. Mott has no doubt taken the words of Iranaeus
''and Qement," knowing that the exact time could not now in
'Lnn wto xr AafaVtliaViPrl. -
, The idea of the centenary was originated in the Y. M.
C. A.! of Canada, and it has been taken up by the International
5 Y. M. Cr"A.; and is being pushed and spread under the direc-
tion of Mr. Mott, the outstanding world figure of that far
; . fluncr service organization.
t Perhaps the reader could do better in explaining why the
'centenary celebration is to begin this year, instead of waiting
thre$ jarIf jo, the reader is invited to make; tne attempt.
The soap-box orator had to quit:
space round this town big enough
for a soap box. ,;f .- ,.
A smartAleck, driver is the one
who thinks he -is 'entitled to posi
tion In both lines of traffic when
An , eastern marsh has yielded
specimens of fish of the stone age.
We are'gettmg close to the origin
of the first blgxlie. 5
West Virginia girl who went to
see New " York was chlotoformed
have been cheaper to wait for the
pictures. . : t y ' ''
The Democrats are offering a
prize for the best 192$ slogan.
Another nice game would be to re
ward "some "one " for selecting
LURID DETAILS COME
TO LIGHT IN BALKANS
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100 Bulgarian' students were in
prison In Belgrade., Zagreb and
other Jugo Slavian cities, the on
ly charge against them being that
they circulated Bulgarian news
papers and literature in Jugo
Elaviai
Included in the charges were
allegations of the ' torturing of
students with red hot irons. One
student was declared to have be
come insane as a result of torture
and another to have died, a third
student, it was charged, commit
ted , suicide to escape the police.
Zagreb was the scene, of most of
the alleged cases. -
gallows. He
finally was declared
insane and sent to an asylum at
Chester, 111. I .
long before officials
at the institution concluded Scott
was in full possession 'of his fac
ulties and should be returned to
ail. After he had been placed
again under the Jurisdiction of
Cook county and a jury had found
him sane, a date was set for his
execution. I I
Fate intervened , again, how
ever, and the supreme court re-
' The office cntie is the limit.
Now she's riding to work . every
day in black and' white cabs be
cause they match her if all coat.
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TTftvor Walker bf New York is deeply impressed with the
iKmnfciaiMte 8aw inEurope, but finds Kttle that.
.could be-borrowed for beneficial application in America. He
-delighted in. the "spick, and span cleanliness of Berlin; ne .y .ypp; A Q P IP !M 0Autmn
thjOled to-the modern vitaUty and neient loveliness" of AX B A I t. K AbrlKlN y&Wm&
Tftni ; Ha was especially interested in the progressive hous-
.SrfSJlii hons and pwsenbad by physicians over 25 years for -
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Colds - Headache . Neuritis ; - Lumbago
m citlos enrl fhp American method. J
- One does not tour Asia to discover new industrial methods,
" nor does the traveler in Siam find anything helpful in trans
1 rortation..modes. Had he wished only to get new; views and
iiew ideas and see; municipal progress at its best, Mayor
: Walker would have done better to tour America, t in uer
many; where hygiene is a boat piropagana-size, only the
; metroDolis is clean. In the village, sinks empty their grease
and dirty water into cobbled streets with shallow gutters and
no sidewalks. Many days each month, especially in the vine-
; r-rd districts where ssvairo ij,hau!cd In carts throusti tne
Pain , Neuralgia Toothache , Rheumatism4
DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEARt"
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Accept only "Bayer" packah
which contains proven directions.
xianay -Baver" boxes 1 l t-W-t
Alto bottles of 24 ad 100-Drnjrsriit.
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RUSSELL $C0TT TAKES
OWN LIFE IN , PRISON
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Had a Bad Cold
But Accepted!
) The theatre that evening,
though her nose was red and eyes
were running! For six hours is.
enough to conquer almost any
cold. Here's what to .do? ',
Take a plain; pleasant-tasting
tablet which the . smallest drug
store Is never without,- Pape's
Cold Compound is what they call
it. Harmless as it is. it will knock
the worst cold--so quickly you'll,
think tt was luck the first time.
A stubborn, chronic cold is
broken up the same way; it Just
takes a little longer. T
P APE'S
COLD COMPOUND
NOTICE OP ASSESSMENT FOR
.THE COST OP IMPROVING
THE AUiEY IN BLOCK 7 OP
THE ORIGINAL PLAT OP
THE CITY OP SALEM, MAR
ION COUNTY, OREGQN, FROM
THE NORTH LINE OP FERRY
STREET TO THE SOUTH
; LINE OF STATE STREET.
, Notice is hereby given that , the
Common .Council of the City of
Salem, Oregon, will, at or about
7:30 p. m. on the 17th day, of
October, 1927, or any subsequent
meeting of the said Council there
after, in the council chamber of
the city 'hall of Salem, Oregoi,
proceed to assess upon and
against each lot or. part thereof or
parcel of , land liable therefor, its
proportionate' share of the cost of
improving the - Alley in Block
Seven of the Original Plat of the
City of Salem, Marion County,
Oregon, from the north line of
Ferry Street to the south line of
State. Street. v
AH persons interested in the
said assessments are hereby noti
fied to appear before the' said
Council at said time and place and
present their objections, if. any
they have, to said assessment, and
apply to, said Council to equalise
their proportionate share of same.
By order of the Common Coun
cil, October 3, 1927. ;
M. POULSEN, City Recorder.
Date of first publication hereof
October 7, 1927.
Date of final publicajion hereof
October 9. 1927. , ' ' o9
Howell Prairie Thursday morning
was found: yesterday morning
calmlv- working on his uncle's
farm on route 6,! near Salem.
His whereabouts were discover
ed by Lute Savage, former prison
guard, who had. been asked by
the Dunnigan family to engage in
the search. Knowing of Dunni
gan's relationship to William
Kaplinger, Savage went imme
diately to the farm. The young
man was taken to his father's
farm near Silverton, , where he
stayed last night.
Relatives last night declined
to comment as to the reason for
young Dunnigan's mysterious ac-
tions. It is believed, ; however.
that he was worried abont
matter which brought about
health, and j despondency He ii
said to be in good j financial cir
cumstances.! - ,
Dunnigan, upon leaving home,
apparently -came directly to Sal
em, leaving; his automobile at thi
VIck 'Brother's, garage about -0
o'clock . Thursday ! morning. He
probably went directly
cle's farm, although a definite
count " of - his activities
be ascertained.
rning. He j
to his UD-I
definite a.
could nor i
If most vacationists would vritf
the truth, fit wouldl be : "Am hay.
ing a punk time. Vish you vert
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LADD & BUSH, Bankers
' EsUmisfaed lilt
General Blinking Business
Office Honrs from 10 a. m. to S p. as.
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