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Thg New Oregon Statesman. Salem. Oregon. Sunday Morning, January tf. 1919
T
ITUTIONS
RETURN FUNDS
Unexpended Balances From
Biennial Appropriation
Total $163,455.66
State Institutions of Oregon ic
turned to the general fund of th
state ur,ex;rl d bal.tncs f
$168. 455. 6R, out of aniiio -,riati( n
authorized for the. conduct of ilv .?
Institutions during the bietini in
wh!ch ended Dei-miter 31. 3 92.
tinder the law 'fundo -rmro
ated -for state institutions and not
expanded during tlic bjenniura rr-
ert to the general fund.
The largest amount of um-x-
yencert funds ret in ne d to t'ae
fwn.l I .... .
luuii uii jdiuiai v x was i iv-
mitted by the Extern Or-.,;
State hpgpital at PetuPeton. T'.iero
wan appropriated for the condaot
of this Institution in 128 S44.
400. It has returned to the state
147,078.77.
School Has Surplu.e
The state training school for
cys which had an appropriation
or $233,868 has returned S41.849
74. The state home for the frehie
minded had an unexpended balance
r 528,211.19.
The Oreton state hospital hai
returned approximately' '114,750
out of its appropriation of $1,046.-
BJb. ur the acoronriatlon of I.lRfi
BOO authorized for the conduct of
the penitentiary during the past
two years there has been returned
The ftate tuberculosis hosnital
which had an at.nronriat inn of
1220,822 had an unexpended bal
ance or s.- 199.81. The state school
ror the blind has returned $1176 -31
out of its original appropria
tion of $53,000. The state school
for the deaf has'reUrned $40S5 -01.
Home Fund Exhausted
The state industrial
girls received an appropriation of
j.&f7, or which amount $3159.
29 has reverted to the state. The
appropriation for the Old Soldiers
Home has been exhausted, but
there remains approximately f ll,
iS2 of federal and escheat funds.
The Oregon employment institu
tion for the adult blind which) U
operated by mean3 of a mllla?;
tax has an unexpended balance of
$11,382.11.
Appropriations for the conduct
of the state institutions during the
eurrent two years will be author
ized by the legislature which con
venes here January 14. The var
ious appropriations sought by the
superintendents already have be.v
approved by the governor.
MRS. HOWE, Mil
: of oirai, ns
tier Howe and a native of Marion
fier Howe and a native or Maroin
county, died Friday at Newport,
where she had lived the last two
years. She had been in ill health
for nearly three years and for the
last two or three mouths was crit
ically ill.
Mrs. HOWP was thp daughter
ftff Francis M. Cook and Jane
iEdgar Cook, who , crossed the
'plains to Oregon from Indiana in
1845. settling on what is known
"as the Cook donation land claim
near Turner. It was on this dona
tion claim that Mrs. Howe was
born 70 years ago. She had spnt
a large part of her life in and n'-ar
Turner.
Funeral services will be held in
the Rigdon mortuary here Moii-
jflay afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, the
TJev. D. J. Howe of the First
'Christian chnrch officiating. In
terment will be made in the Twin
Xak cemetery.
! Besides her husband. Mrs.
Howe is survived by three sons. I
N. of Salem. Emory of Aurora an.d
Chester of Newport, and ore
daughter, Mrs. Hattie Schauta of
Oakland, Calif. Five brothers and
; sisters also survive, as follows:
Tom Cook of Pendleton. Newton
Cook of "Marion. Oregon. Frank
Cock and Mrs. Nellie Miller of
Turner, and Mrs. Sudie Nc.-l of
Oakrldge, Oregon.
Here From CorvaHis Miss B..i
rie James of Cotvallls i spend'ng
the week end visiting friends In
Salem.
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Hoover to Occupy Penney
Home, Belle Isle, Florida,
In Pre-Inaugural Period
Belle Isle. Miami. Florida, will
be the official pre-lnaugural
White House of America." This
is the simple but elegant home of
J. C. Penney, founder of the J. C.
Penney company and nationally
known agricultur'st and stock
breeder, which the Hoover family
will occupy. It is a three story
white limestone house with over
hanging eaves of mellowed apricot-colored
tiles, overlooking
beautiful Biscayno bay to the
south, southeast and southwest
tnd removed at a discreet distance
from the Venetia! Way boulevard.
A road winds through Belle Isle
park through many varieties of
tropic trees to the handsome
heme.
Adjoining the Penney estate is
hat of Joseph H. Adams. These
?states. together with the Belle
lile park along the road front, are
merged by connecting lawns, flow
er beds and continuous walks Into
" tingle lovely unit. Each one
these homes has its own boat lancr
ing on the bay, with boathouse
'onnecting.
Home Magnificent
The Penney home, is magnifi
eat in its simplicity. Aside from
everal decorative ornaments and
i rich frieze running along the
nain facade beneath the roof
iles. the bouse impresses the vis
tor by the sheer beauty of line
tnd mass, without superfluous
lecorative details.
To the Fouth of the home, the
wimming pool, lined with small
colored mosaics, sparkles in the
.unlight. Farther toward the
fouthern tip. across a lawn of
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graceful cocoanut palms, is a golf
putting green of smooth, close-
clipped rye grass, awaiting the
great man's pleasure.
Dignified and Comfortable
Where Mr. and Mrs. Hoover and
their son, Allen, now traveling
with them, will enjoy their home
life in Miami has all the attributes
of a genuine American home, con
ceived and executed in dignified
and comfortable luxury. On the
ground floor of the Penney home
are the large dining room, open
ing on a porch and terrace over.
looking the bay. and the spacious
living room soaring two stories to
its ceiling; with an organ loft at
one end and a balcony at the oth
er overlooking the room.
The fecond floor has two large
bedroom suites with a sun porch
for each apartment. On the third
floor are two large bedrooms with
independent baths and another
commodious two-room suite, and
the lofty ballroom with huge pen
dant chanxlelier and paneled
beamed ceiling.
Even the kitchen on the ground
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Belle Isle, Miami, Florida, whick will be
the home ef Preident-eleet Herbert
Hoover from early in January until just
before hi inauguration.
The lower Illustrations feature the must
room and the private swimming pooL
floor, with servants dining room
and quarters, has an attractive
view. Here are the rose gardens,
beyond which fou see the elevated
walls of the swimming pool and
glimpses of the bay through the
palms. From the windows of any
room in the house you can enjoy
wide vistas of sparkling open wa
ter, rich, green lawns, shimmering
palm fronds and gay tropic
flowers, with an occasional distant
rooftop of mellow tiles showing
above the trees to give the'warm
ins assurance of neighbors.
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Name.
Address
C. W.1VIS UVED
20 YEARS IN CITY
George V". Davi. who was fat
a!!v injured by P'ckwi.-k stage Ie
ceoiher SU, dying the followit!"
momSn. ; waf bo.n in U. rb-m.
Indiana. T6 years aso, !'- smi of
Caleh snrf Christiana l";. He
had one brother and : u -i-ter-.
one of whom nr .
He w;s married o -v !.- K"inn
al-c.nt In yeirs af". JSy whl- h niar.
r;ae !hree -.laughters ao.i om son
v.r-e horn. Mrs. !.. A. Arneson of
Shn Antonio. Trx. btinc the onl
or.e to burvive ciis'dhooJ The wife
was severely inj.nv' i.i a railroa l
acc'denf. and after lingering eir'it
months passed away, leaving th
baby, now Mrs. Arneson. to l.c
; itared by Mr. Davis.
Later. Mr. Davis remarried,
three sons of thi union surviving
' ip.: Wa:-c ' G.'ni and Arthur
Iale of "Denver. Colo., and Ray
mond E. of Portland. The two
former were able to be present for
Flu Time
Be Careful!
Eat plenty of laxative food.
Fischer's TOASTED Wheat
contains all the wheat ber
ry wonderful flavor
easy to prepare a per
fect breakfast food, cooks
in three to five minutes.
All Grocers
Fischer Flouring
Mills
Silverton Oregon
Women's Pumps in Patent Leather, Cuban and'French heels.
All very dressy numbers. Special for Monday and QQ ftfl
Tuesday - $0.90
Special for Monday and Tuesday
Women's all over rubber, button Galoshes, 2-tone tan in color.
Special while they last Q1I Qfl
Regular price $3.50 yiw
For Comfort yet Good Looks
Arch Support Oxfords in brown and black kid, Cuban heels.
Built and fitted for Solid Comfort. Special during
Special Lot
in patent leather, medium and high French
Exceptional values
Fine
the funeral. Mrs. Arneson. owner
of Inspiration Point; five miles
out on the Garden Road, was al
ec here.
Mr. Daris had lived in and near
Salem for 20 years. He had ex
pressed a wish that he be buried
here, and accordingly was not
taken to his old home in Nebras
ka for interment.
He I-ad owned land near-Salem
jat dif'erfnt times, wan interested
lin 'rff-enjt trine- a:id had a farm
i'in ii'.rtiio.
He ;v'-'i Pi'ieui and his friends;
iver jvi'-h. Hs closest friend here
wa- V. J. 'Vi i a' linwi. as.-i'tant
t'ouriy '.r'-nrer m Marion county.
Old Folks Say Doctor
Caldwell was Right
The bisis of treating sickness
has not changed since Dr, Cald
well left Medical College In 187R.
nor since he placed on the market
the laxative prescription he had
used in his practice, known to
druggists and the public since
1S92, as Dr. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin.
Then, the treatment of constipation.-
biliousness, headaches,
mental depression. Indigestion,
sour stomach and other Indisposi
tions that result from constipation
was entirely by means of simple
vegetable laxatives, herbs and
roots. These are still the basis
of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin,
which is a combination of senna
and other mild laxative herbs,
with pepsin.
The simpler the remedy for con
stipation, the afer for the child
and for you, and the better for
the general health of all. And
es you can get results ia a mild
and safe way by using Dr. Cald
well's Syrup Pepsin, why take
chances with strong drugs?
A bottl of Dr. Caldwell's Syr
up Pepstr will last a family sev
eral months, and all can use it.
It Is good for the baby because
pleasant 10 the taste, gentle ip
action, a.id free frm narcotic.!.
In the proper dose. sivt;i in the
directions. It la eauaMy effective
at all ages. Elderly people will
of Women's Dress Pumps
Every Shoe on Sale for
Men, Women and Children
HIE
Shoe Repairing in Connection ' - v : ;i
Liquor Charges ::
Bring 2 Arrests
At Independence
DALLAS. Ore.. Jan. 8. (Spe
cial) J. W. Bloom was arrested
in Independence Friday and charg
ed with driving an automobile
while drunk. He was lodged inihe
county jail at Dallas to be held
for trial.
Harold Mills of Independence
was brought to the county jail in
Dallas to be held for a hearing be
fore Judge Baker. He is charged
with possession of liquor.
AT AOS
find it isneciallv ideal. All 'drug
stores have the generous bottle-s.
We would og glad to have you
prove at our expense how much
Dr. faldwell's .Syrup Pepsin can
mean to yo l and youra. Just
write your name and aldress in
the special coupon you see at the
nd of this announcement, and
fend for a bottle to try. This com
plimentary ' bottle is forwarded,
prepaid without charge of any
kind.
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