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THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON, .FRIDAY MORNING; JANUARY 27, 1923 Open House Tonight Completes Another Step: iii Salem's Growt h. NEW 1 Modern Up- Hamman Loud in Praise Of Terminal Facilities THE HOTEL JACKSON Hotel at Eugene ! -Selected I it r In- t VI Joe Hamman, a stage-line operator out of Salem for sev eral years, is loud in his praise of the new Hotel Senator, and the ?ta&e terminal facilities. ; r Hamman orates stages -to the towns of Stayton, Mill . City, and Detroit, and is . well known to stage patrons in this vicinity. . "The Hotel Senator is destined to be the meeting place of the traveling public," said Mr.. Hamman. COSGRAVE REPAYS DEBT WASHINGTON, Jan. 1-(AP) President William T. Coscraye of the Irish Free State executive council Wednesday repaid a debt of 150 years standing. Addressing the senate after he had shaken hands with each of Its members in an impromptu re- man." ception, the Free State executhre said: . i . "Benjamin Franklin eame to my country a hundred and fifty years ago and told the Irish par liament that the Irish people and the Americans alike were fight ing for freedom. I have sow come to repay the rlsit of that great for Ml ft- .V 1 -3 1 : THE 'DAY.' HAS COME The Finest Stage Terminal in Oregon la Now Open at 232 North High Street (New Hotel Senator Building) PARKER STAGE LEAVING TIMES: Silverton: 7 a. m., 11 a. m., 5 p. m. Dallas: 7 a. m., 9:10 a. m., 11:25 a. m., 2:10 p. m., 5:15 p. m. Independence and Monmouth: 7 a. m., 9:15 a. m., 11:15 a. m., S p. m., 5:15 p. m. Falls City, McMinnville, Tillamook, Sheridan, Newberg, Forest Grove, Hillsboro: 9:10 a. m.f 2:10 p. m., 5:15 p. m. PARKER STAGES, Inc. - " , : -. Jin 'I7 Terminal Hotel Senator Confectionery Fountain Candy Cigars Magazines and Check Room J. iV. Sturtevant, Proprietor Operated by the Stage Terminal Hotel company at Medford. The ylsit to the senate was the climax of the third busy day the Irish president has spent in Wash ington. It came after he had first paid homage to the father of the country during a Ylsit to the home of George Washington at Mount Vernen and had yisited Informally with representatives daring a re cess of the house. He left behind him a message addressed through Speaker Longworth and the mem- jbers of the house, to the American PATRONIZE SALEM'S NEWEST Downtown Storage Garage Now Open at 167 North Church Street Day and Night Storage with Courteous Attention The Storage Garage of the New Hotel Senator Great Western Garage . J. W. PARKER, Mgr. Hotel Senator Barber Shop ---..' . - - -. - i . SALEM'S NEWEST BARBER SHOP IS ENTIRELY NEW NEW BUILDING NEW FURNITURE NEW METHODS Mr. Blaisdell and Mr. Pratt, the owners, are well known Salem Barbers, former proprietors of TERMINAL BARBER SHOP Hotel Senator Barber Shop 1 1 people, expressing gratitude for American assistance in the fight for Irish freedom. Motel at Roseburgr Terminal .I-Irltl' 3Ianager Glenn McAllister Manager J. F. Reynolds TEM A Greets the Management of the NEW HOTEL SENATOR s - For Thb Latest Outstanding Enterprise t are pleased t(J say that we do the Cleaning and Pressing for this institution. We Use the Nationally Advertised and Well Known ! Valeteria" System Tie Preising Service That Shapes Your Clothes" Phone 2227 R. X. MEYERS, Prop. 485 Center St. minimizes chances for tr It vas found that in ; j . . jraujugsL neaiea Dy n dibtrtct are using "Iron J fngs in Salem's down towi ill ether types of fuel c Hotel Senator manageme ment of many of Salem So in keepings with tht everj'thing used in this ment decided to safegua f Incidentally at the same 'vf'h is provided by th 1 p'TR WRITES OWN' LI HOM17, Jan26. CAP). reruslng for the past fire ye Write anything personal hf :i lf Premier Mussolini bean induced to write his ai ography for publication in t'n trJ States. It is under that it will appear in a mag. n smmmam n V Congratulations to Salem' 8 New NoteS Senator and Sfiage Terminal Oscar D. Frosty Olson Salem s New Telegraphic Florist Just Across the Street Telephone 801 Best Wishes DC 0 0. AND IT .1 f " f ' - MM v.'-' fy- I: 1 1 D2(S I I; - - fli f , I i OREGON B -iiL I ' 1 THE PACIFIC HIGH W A V moth iro. (AitM. oncaoM TSMMIMAL MOTH TIHMIMAL MOTII. Moscsuna.oMCOOf O. MCAUI1TI.MM Iron Ftremai MOT L JACXIO MIDPOHB. OKItON Again Another of Salem's Chosen -.r . ; most beautiful ni SOnOPCAN PLAN Salem, Oregon Jan. 3, 1928. Hi 11 man Fuel Co 9 Salem, Oregon Dear lr Hillnan:, Investigation SELLS j IRON FIREMAN After investigating a number of heating plants, and different kinds of fuel. we. decided td install the' IRON FIREMAN. We came' to this deoision after investigating the oosto and the convenience of the different plants. Although we have not "been operating long enough to give it a fair trial, we do not regret putting this in, and believe it will do all that id olaimed v It is heating the hotel very satisfactory manner, and fhe automatic control makes a very even,' heat fin buildings selects at Iron Fireman feed the boiler becai se oi its Demonstnj ed superiority over other forms of Aut matic Heat. f ' ' .' 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