--he Oregon Statesman
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TUB STATESMAN PtlilXSllLNU COMFAJfT
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CuxUlLra Of tie
gataras at tea P t Offica a Salaay Onpi. a w.i-clw aauar. .V
;j, " - ' December , IT, .1927 ' ' ,-:-. -- Y'Y
t v When the dl8ClDle w it, they marvelled, saying. How soon
if 17, V treo withered away. Jeso answered and aald onto them.
Verily I say unto yon. It ye hare faith.- and doubt not. ye shall not
only do this which Is dons to the fig tree, but also If ye shall say!
unto this mountain. Be thou removed, and bethoa cast Into the sea:
It shall be dona.' Matt. 2:20 and 21. ,i ;,-
TIDETVATEH AND OTHER WATER
: (Eugene Register)
,The Tom G. Taylor company, of Portland, it is announced,
proposes to finance a If 2,500,000 pulp and j paper mill at
Seattle. This same concern, the Seattle dispatch adds, has
financed similar enterprises at St. Helens, Oregon,' and .Turn
water, Washington, and is engaged in financing a million-.
dollar paper mill at Tacoma. "r !' " "
It will be observed that all these plants are at tidewater
points. It is to be assumed, therefore, that they plan to ship
ineir proauct Dy water to tne eastern seaboard. ; But the
Atlantic seaboard is not the only purchaser of pulp nd
paper' The interior also uses hese essential products.
There is a market' in the interior, which must be supplied
by rail, and plants in interior Oregon, located at advantag
eous rail points; can supply -this demand in competition with
the tidewater milts. - Interior Oregon cities f which are pe
glectlng; the opportunities for paper: mill development are
overlooking a very important jpayroll.future.1 " ; - -
this city as the'eenter of the greatest cruda drug industry
in the world; and this will affect beneficially every other
part of he Willamette valley. It will be no accident. Nature
has so decreed. It is ccming because the Almighty made
the setting when His processes-formed this .valley .
Christmas and New Year's day are . legal holidays In
Oregon. Further, as declared by law, "whenevervany legal
holiday other than a Sunday falls upon Sunday, the Monday
following shall be and be observed as such holiday.! So
Monday, December 2Sf will be a legal holiday in Oregon, and
so will be Monday, January 2 This is printed in answer to
inquiries. - yY'YYl. X lHYY-rJ Yr. Yy yXY: :l
Y jt seems childish to' the writer, the petitions .being signed
against the hauling through the streets to the proposed in
cinerator of the city's refuse. Who will notice it? Who
will be able to differentiate it from any other thing being
named by truck through the streets? ., .
Salem never looked so festive In any former holiday seas
on. .Getting more so daily. If the true Christmas spirit can
be in proportion to these signs of it; and it can be projected
throughout the year, Salem will be a wonderfully good city
in wiucn io uve.
The above, from , the, Eugene Register, calls attention to
a development that is surely coming
For the manufacturing- of paper" in this country is fast
being moved to the Pacific coast, where the great pulp wood
supplies are to be found.'. But the big mills have naturally
been locating on tidewater, and the tendency will be in this
direction.for some time, if not indefinitely . '
Or on navigable streams through which ocean going ves
els ni3y be reahed." Tlie reasons are obvious, i The supplies
may. go from such.points to all markets, whether interior or
on deep water ports. :
And the whole world buys paperi
Eugene may have a paper-mill, or Corvallis or 'Albany,
or any Willamette river point, when there is still water the
; year, uuruugu in mis smui, giving a cuusuuk stage aiiow-
ing navigation by boats and barges , . ' j . VA-;Jn i
And still water is obtainable and may' be had through" the
united efforts of all the people of this great 'valley..' It
should be provided. It would enhance the l value of every
product of .the industries on the land and in the cities and
towns; every bushel arid pound and bale and article.
Whydo not all the newspapers of . this valley and all the
r people livinghere, join in this demand? j.
It Is not likely that Eugene will get a paper mill till there
is still water in the Willamette, though there is a vast supply
j of pulp wood tributary to that city. - It will come down the
river in rafts, or by rail; or go west to tidewater points," till
that timey- '
And the writer happens to know that there are projects
now on tapis for; paper manufacturing plants ..on tide water
west of Eugene. . - -
POLICE SEARCH CITY :
FOR GIRL'S KIDNAPERS
(CaaiUM from papa 1)
who was reported by him to hare
been. Injured-In an antomoblle ac
cident. The abdactor represented
himself as a clerk in the bank of
which the father. Perry 3JL Parker,
was employed as assistant eashlerJ
The trirt's teacher. , Mrs. Man
Holt, gave the police a minute de
scription of the man. whom she
said drove away in a small coupe
Harjorle Parker, twin sister of;
the missing rtrl, told her parents
that the man had been about the!
school' srounds several hours be
fore calling for Marian. She also
said that the day previous he had
anren alongside a trolley car.
beckoning them to ride with him.
The full forces of the police de
tective department, the sheriff!
office and the district attorney!
detective detail, scoured the hnis
in. the suburbs for trace-of the ma
chine, or a mountain cabin that
might Imprison the girL
showing payments to Americans,
uui naa oeen caned out of the
country before ho conld go Into
ua maiier.
Editor Gives Acconnt
Victor Watson, managing editor
or- tne New yYork Daily Mirror,
who saia ne waa called An by Mr.
Hearst to examine the documents
taken from Mexico atjj told the
committee he suggested that their
authenticity be checked by getting
the corresponding papers from the
files In the New JTork consulate.- -5
He said he suggested having
AvUa getting them there." ; Avlla
had testified previously, he ; later
gave a clerk . itf the New - Tork
odce $S500 for papers taken
from the office of Hias. - "Y-"-;
. Before the day . ended the com
mittee had before.lt the opinions
of several experts pt the genuine
ness of the documents,, but it did
not, reveal the Information ob
tained. The experts were called
la to study the papers during a
meeting of the committee behind
closed doors..
HEW FIRE HITS QUEBEC
ACADEMY FOR YOUTHS
-Si (CottaBad fraat yas 1)
had been on the premises there
would have .been no loss , of life.
The Jury added to its verdict a de
mand' that "more effective super
vision be exercised during the
night and that ' automatic sprink
lers be Installed in all buildings of
this kind."
The parents of some of the lit
tie victims, sisters in charge of the
hosnlce and 91 firemen testified at
the inquest.
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Cits For TJrealtfast
Good Christmas present . , .
Starting of endowment fund tor1
the Salem General hospital .
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Started with 91000. given by
the janitor of the Institution
That should be the beginning of a
large endowment fund, and will of
course be. But It should grow
fast, . . .'.
Also, the Salem YM. Cf. A. has
an endowment fund. It Is S10,
gives $1 each by a class of 10
boys. It has been officially ac
cepted and set apart as an endow
ment fund by the board of direc
tors, and is drawing interest as
i.
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Another thing, paper mius require a great deal of power.
And they require a great deal of water. The one paper mill
in Salem uses three or four times as much water as all the
other users of this city combined ' -
"""For the paper stock, or cellulose, when It goes into the
paper machines is mixed with nearly all water. It is ninety-
nine and seven-tenths per cent "water, and only three-tenths
of one per cent paper stock, or cellulose. j . " '
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A BOUQUET OF BUNT
(Portland Telegram) . -
: Our good friend, the Oregon Statesman, gently chides The
Telegram for confusing "refinery' and "still" in a recent
tribute to the Statesman's clever advertisement of the mint
that is, we understand, somehow processed by both." ,'Y
We hasten to thank the Salem newspaper for the correc
" tion and for further information in regard to the possibilities
of the crude drug industry in the Willamette valley. As the
J Statesman alliteratively remarks, the peculiar qualities of
son ana snower ana sunsmne snuuiu mMe uiu aavureu ic-
giori the drug center of the world. . ; . .
I Travelers have often commented upon the many similari
ties to be f ound in the Willamette vauey .ana tne lamous
ir.lo r rr. .i.maa v n?a an nftr Birrrvnsati fit tho
Statesman's propnecy tnat. tne precious aiiar oi roses may
become an important Oregon product. -
That promise gives us the greater eagerness in following
the slogan articles of the scented Statesman- We will be
willing to take it for granted that the editor knows his
onions If he successfully demonstrates that his nose knows
the rose. And just to show we know our dictionanr, we
niaintiin that the latter ia still mere refined. -- ,
The Telegram writer In the above shows that he is an
cpt pupil: and ha knows his dictionary.
It might net be amiss to explain that the mint still is
the clant in which the peppermint oil i3 distilled from the
mint hay. But the peppermint oil Is often mixed with for
eign substances, coming from weeds ; or other growths ; or
it may have been improperly stored and thus gathered
deleterious foreign substances. Tha peppermint oil refinery
refines it; takes everything out of it but chemically pure
repperraint oil; find that oil cf tha proper consistency to
La arccab!a to tha clfactory nerve?, and to the tang of the
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; sensa cf taste,. which .13 (.izo . inrpcriant. . :-
Ar. 1 th.3 pepr crrr-Int cil refinery i3 ccpabi8 of doing the
;rr.a tl '.nj for any other esscatfel olL Hence the great
cf i T..2-7T ' Ealcm rctlaery in davelopinrr the
cr.crracr: cru-3 dmj.'.ir. 'utry tha
..Villamette
NEW CHARGES PRESSED
BY OKLAHOMA INQUIRY
' "(Coatiaoed from para 1)
essary to declare martial law If
meetings were stopped, at a n y
place other than the- capitoL. ,
Members of the Investigating
committee were at the capitol this
morning, intent on taking advan
tage of the senate's offer of Its
chamber as a convening placeC ...
: They found entrances to -the leg
islative hall roped off and patroll
ed by national guardsmen uner
the adjutant general. I t ; .t j
To test whether the order. would
prevent them from .meeting at any
other place In the capital, about
twenty members entered the of
fice of Lieutenant Governor W, J.
HoUoway, who" was not there, f -A
guard lieutenant foUowed them In,
reinforced by several privates, and
instructed them to leave.
HEARST CHARGES DUE
FOR THOROUGH PROBE mortgage
(CoatiBe& (rem paf a 1) ,.
nam from the 10th day of March.
19ZC untu paid; and the sum of
150.00 a reasonable-attorney fee
upon that certain promissory note
executed by defendants A. W.
LAtnrep and Nina LathroD in fa
vor of plaintiff, on the 8th day of
July, 1925, and judgment for
plaintiff's costs and disbursements
incurred in thia suit, and will take
a decree for a foreclosure of the
which secures . said
mortgage, which said mortgage
o.iia. r ri 1.1. k.i. v I . " """""P
mi"-i ana wina iAthrop, and will take a
ther, Ellas, as shown by the decree that the whole of the lands
uwumenis. r j. - and premises described in said
.Code Deld Frandnlent , . mortgage be sold by the Sheriff of
Ellas has denied that the mes- Marlon County, Oregon, and the
sages were la the official Mexican proceeds of such sale properly en
code. YY' : v f pllcable thereto, be applied on the
Avlla was recalled 4o the stand P)inent of the amount due plain-
today by' the committee, . which! 11X1 on said note and mortgage and
questioned him further about his ttttrneyB fees and costs and dis
assertlon that he knew Elias in I bnrsemens, - and costs and dls-
New Orleans in lt2. Ellas testi- Dtt8menU o aJd ale nd to the
fled he never saw or knew AvUa Z-l Lue nerur oi juanon
k lit. . m. ...... I County. Oregon, execute a deed to
vlsltlnrthe New Orleans Mexican "t6
mnani&ta. ti Any-nTA Z Zt tnat plslntiff or any other party to
de8CT,e1 tne of- this suit, may be a purchaser at
lice generally. said sat and t T.a, ff i,.
UWfH xuaaa. woo lormeny i said defendants i or all Mrmn.
Mexico City, along with John Page (either of them be barred and fore
who wrote the articles' about the! closed of all right and equity of
aocumenu ror tne Hearst papers,! redemption in said premises and
told the eommltlee he knew no-1 tnt plaintiff have the whole of
thing of them. He said he had i the relief prayed for In Its com-
heard documents were available Pllt, said mortgaged premises
i-. - . " are described as follows: . v
KOT1CB OP FTVAL. Beginning at the northeast cor-
SETTLJiMENT : ner of lot number eight In block
Notice Is hereby given that the number four of Bechtel and iw.
undersigned has filed In the Coun-lnon's Cardwell Addition tn- th
xt A;oun oc xne iate ? ox uregon.i oty of Salem. Marion County
for the County of Marion, her dulyl Oregon, as said lot Is shown and
verified final account, as admlnis-l designated on the amended elat of
tratrix -ox the esUte of Ellen C. said addition now on file anil nf
uraper. oeceasea. ana tnat said I record In the office of the Record
won n xixea aioaoay, ine xstn er or Conveyances for Marion
day of January. It8. at the hour County. Oregon., and running
of ten o'clock A. M. of said day, as thence, southerly along the east
the time, and the County Court line of said lot fifty feet; thence
n.oom in me wumy uonn Mouse. i westerly and - parallel with the
In Salem.. Marion County, Oregon I south line of " said. lot. mt tt
as the place for hearing said final! more or less to the west line of
accouni ana au oojocxions wereto.i said lot eight: thence norfhrhr
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this! alone the west Una of mm i
i n ,oaj w 4wwm wr, i m. ' line SUev dlvldlnr said KWv.
ELIZA DRAPER. I thence easterlv alone th-
Administratrix of the esUte . of line of said aiiev f. i-
Ttl n T TN , I. . . . "" "
uueu m-vi . wn.oaBu. , i oennninsr. Dema- rrto nnrih..i.
i iy ieei or saia lot !-tit
A"u"!f Lff -Teaarenotined that on the
.. saieia, ureggn. - - -Ifiav of TkmW ttf ,w.
O ol l"B DOT enuuea Court, made an
8UM3IONS
No. 1S940
la the Circuit Court of the State of such.
uregon tor the County of Har-j . -
Y Department No 2 T?t f und to' '-,wm gTOW' and
Chas. K. Spauldlng lagging Com- ount.t0 W "L U hoBld be'
j pany, a corporation. Plaintiff. COJne lerge enough so that the in-
''':-v.'.va terestJ: will, take care of the ex-
' A. "W. . Lathrop and Nina Iath-t Penses that are now contributed
rop.; hia wife, Joe SItko, EdwtnbT the general public But never
jFTirrer, 5w. w; Walker, Lena M J Urge enough to do away with the
ocaara ana Lenmi. Scharff, ex-1 due paid for the privileges of the
TZy?Z. wi eslale or l institution.
Men's Adjustment Cinm-nar,-, ru. :
rendants. , ; , i oeven aiiies uux," the new
t To the above named Joe SItko I000181 of Eua, McMunn. is In pro-
uienaani, m i phubc. i; mu ne reaay
in the Name of the State of Ore-lror d on Monday. It will be slm
gon: j liar to Down bn the Parm,' Miss
; ,YPU are hereby; notified to aw-l McMunn's boolrthat w feat,
pear In answer to comnlaint filed four rim itnr n.m.. v.
against you In the above entitled vea k
C111M All n Wn.. r " " J "f,
of JanuaV. iMiV d 'you tZl?r V" 0' liday
w auucax 111 avuswer in iiun
complaint, plaintiff will anpeal to
the Court for the whole of the re-l DUNDEE WINS
Uef prayed for in said complaint,!- HOLLYWOOD, Dec 1. -(AP)
tu-wii; Vin nnnAn f n.l-t
As Judgment arainst the defn-ivhn firht. i
dant A. W Lathrop and Nina as his brother Joe If A-oiJ
f.!"9-6f; ckamplorwo. lZTl
the rate of eight per cent per an- riC n. Tommy O'Brien la, a
TVEF.TY-FIVE YEARS AGO
o ' ' ' o
Fros9 Columns of the Statesman,
5 Dee. 17, 1902.)
A gang of boys were 'arrested
today -charged with beating Into
tnsensIbQlty Ah Bio p. a Chinaman.
The gang has Infested the water
front for several months, causing
no end of trouble.-
Albany- Judge R. P. Boise to
day senunced R. W." Harr&, a
young' hobo, to the penitentiary
one year for stealing a jar of fruit.
The man pleaded guilty.
. THE MORNING ARGUT.1ENT
AUNXHET
Ey Itshawt Qalllea
Real Horses and Races
Planned For Dance Hall
The management of the Crystal
Gardens announces that In addi
tion to the famous McElroy Span
ish Ballroom band he has secured
an attraction from the east known
as the Great Horse Race. Accord
ing to the. advance agent tor the
stunt, real horses are used In a
thrilling race on the dance floor
ridden by Jockeys chosen from
among the dancers.
This r special double attraction
will be the feature at the Crystal
Gardens Tuesday evening. Y Y
'TT-is sociable enough. The
reason he don't, like to go vlsitln.'
is because he don't never know
whether- he'll nave. a. place to pat
his tobacco Juice."
(CepTrifht, 1MT. Pabilaam fiyaiJeata)'
-POOR PA
. Ey Claade Callaa
"Ma hasn't mailed the presents
to my people yet. She's tryln to
think of somethln to fUl up the
box." ; ' -'
Cprrifkl, lStr, FabtUWrs 8ra4lcaU
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10 round bout here tonight.
At the first sneeze take HTLL.'SJ
Cascara-Bronude-Quinine. It breaks up
a cold in 24 hours because it does the
four things necessary at one time:
Stops the cold, checks the fever, opens
the bowels, tones the system.
Cascara
Bromide
Quinine
In the red box with portrait,
sue luverywhere v
.$ $ $ Save $ . $ S
Kirkwood Motor Go.
311 No. Commercial Stv Salem Oreson rhone 311
We have in,tock 10 1926 and 1927 model automobiles
on display at our show room.
SAVE 0400.00 TO 600.00
ON EACH ONE
Save $ $ $ at
Kirkwood Motor Go. $ $ $
These Cars are Open to Inspection by Your Own
' . Mechanic .
: m hi i
m in
Hosiery
u3eaAkmedsiI
Salem Llax Icets
Ka. 1. whaat. vhlt
Ka4 whaat, aacaad.
Oati, par ba. nlllinc
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Tea. ataara , . , , e -OT H I and
Xrasl aag-a
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Ij'ght beaa
Hea aarns
Pprmn .
Broiler,
r la ncL.rd,
Bntterf.t
JPriat Butter
that v.-l".I 1 3 I'j.ai ta raarl:
vrazTirrrs
Beett. ,Kck4
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T I order In the City of Salem, Marlon
al County, Oregon, jauthorixins: and
oirecungu. xnis summons to be!
served on you by publication
uereor once a week for six con
secutive ; weeks in the Oreron
Statesman, a newsnaner snbliahAa
In Salem, Marlon County, Oregon.
lit j required, by law for the nubUca-i
uon orsummons; first publication!
of thia summons being made on j
tne I qui day of December, 1927,
and the last publication, will be I
made when the same will expire,
on the 21st day of January, 1928,
and that you be required to appear
and answer said complaint on or
before the 23 rd day of January
1928. all as In said order prc-l
vlded.
' KETES & PAGE. -Attorneys
for Plaintiff.
SOS U. S. National Bank Building.
D10-17-21-31J7-14-21
.. JnOurHoskry5Soa.
Exquisitely sheer, clear fine
chiffon hose iall-silk from their
picot tops to their silk tips. The
garter hem is of double silk with
invisible runguard. The foot is
lisle lined.
Fourteen popular shades for street)
afternoon and evening wear. In
cluded are vanity, grain, mirage, at
mosphere, plasm grey, evenglo. dust,
season," gunmetal, opera pink, and
other wanted colors. , .
YHEN SHOPPING-
ihinh, cf telephone cctwsnisncs,,
AT this season, multitudes of minds are
CJXjL centered on a common thought the -spirit
of giving. And so, despite the plea of
merchants to "shop early", crowds of eager
people fill our streets and stores in a hurried,
last minute search forifts.
To avoid the bustling crowds, xnanv clearbink
; Lag people turn to the telephone to help them
locate just the gift they are looking for; or when
time is a fccror, to make m
ments, to call the folks at home if they are delayed. "
and for many other uses both at tha season and
throughout the year.
Public telephones are located everywhere for your
- . convenience.
hook for, the 'Public Telephone Sgtt
THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
$2.00
3 pairs in Gift Box
$5.50
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Wlmt MOTHER really wanti
, tor rett and recreation more
V Give Her This e Wito
Mandllma fewer kitchen hours.IWp Mckcr
Hndcm comeoutofthekitchcnMntQt
- V, v . r ncher.rappier everyday life.
rlx'lr offer with t-ustpeclJ cat
, h JA raasran, cany new and dt luxe
Aahite,, Jf" thout extra cost, at
Clcctrtc angt - reach. See this ran2e today and
HStoGwMj-JstTthcby
pst Christmas ever. Many ether
'taodcls.
IWarttrs for "Cifts That Ketp On 0ivin3
PORTLAND ELECTRIC
fUWtJl CO.
37 N. LibcrtyCt.
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