o.n; on? mo o oop
$-Tae S tatman, galemT Oregon, Friday, August 27, 1913
Jewelry Store Takes Corner
-V
i
-J
i-S I
ri
H 1U3
The T. A. LJvesley banding at State and Liberty streets, Salem, the
entire ground floor of which was leased for 15 years Thursday by
Stevens and Son,; Jewelers.
? V
i - ,ri if
' '"'.J
Li-a-',L
Sidney I Stevens
Batdorf Store
Safe Entered,
$500 Taken
City police are searching for
thieves' who battered open a safe
at . Batdorf s Home and Supply
company, 2095 Fairgrounds rd.,
arly Thursday morning, using the
firm's tools to do the job.
A total of $500 in cash, checks
and credit orders were reported
missing. Detectives said the bur
glars entered by a rear door, push
ed the small safe to an unlighted
section of the building and em
loved the comDanv's sledze ham
mer. chisels and drills to lrnnlr
off the combination and drill out
the lock.
An electric clothe was stopped at
1:28, indicating the time the
thieves entered and pulled the
Emg operating the clock and a
ght.
L L. Batdorf, owner, said the
safecrackers took $200 in cash,
$150 in checks and $120 in credit
oraers.
VETS OF '58 NOMINATE
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2&-JP)-Charles
R. Barefoot,. 84, Toledo,
O., attorney, was nominated with
out opposition yesterday to be new
commander of the United Span
ish War Veterans.
Jhjye
Magic
Doors Set for
Jewelry Store
(Story also on Page 1)
The near-$ 100,000 remodelling
project of the T. A, LJvesley
building will include installation
of Salem's first "magic eye"
doors.
Sidney I. Stevens, whose Stev
ens and Son jewelry firm is to
occupy the ground floor of the
building next January, said Thurs
day the device which automati
cally opens a door when anyone
steps into the outer lobby would
be installed at the jewelry store
entrance.
Remodelling work also will in
clude the application of black
carrara glass entirely around the
two street sides of the building;
the installation of 12 show wind
ows, including one in the building
entrance where the cigar counter
now operates; and modern glass
doors both at the entrance to
the jewelry store and the build
ing (elevator entrance).
Interior remodelling will entail
dropping the high ceiling and the
installation of a huge dome, with
Indirect lighting, in the center.
All partitions on the ground floor
are to be removed, as well as all
bank fixtures with the exception
of the vault.
A circle of glass counters for
silverware will be directly below
the dome. The diamond-setting
and jewelry-manufacturing de
partment will be at the rear, visi
ble from Liberty street through
ceiling-high window. There is
to be a rest room for customers,
The balcony will be left intact for
use as salesman-display space.
China, glassware and gifts in
several new lines are to be in
eluded in stocks now being order
ed, Stevens said.
Mr. and Mrs. Stevens came to
Salem from Seattle 14 years ago.
Stevens, now in his second term
as president of the. Oregon State
Jewelers association, is a native
of London, England; Mrs. Stev
ens, oi North Carolina. A son.
Allan, now operates a Stevens and
Son store at Camas, Wash.
The koala bear eats only euca
lyptus leaves and only those of a
few species of the tree.
n
P
AUGUST
For A-l Full-Color
Or Black-and-white
Pictures . . . See The
.- - s J f Vij 1
p --'"r:f i .lis
Kodak 35 Camera
With Range Finder
This Is a moderate-priced
"miniature" that has a lot to
offer . ;. It's colorxrrect
ed lens and accurate shutter
nable you to get outstand
ing1 result on -Kodachrome
or black - and - white Kodak
Films. Has Lumenlxed J3.5
lens, H200 v Flash : shutter,
s double exposure prevention,
plus many other features.
See it here.
Burlio's .
Camera Shop ;
174 N. ComX St. Ph. 2-1S41
SALE
pi
rtr:
m
z3
A beautiful
collection of
fine furs.
These lovely
new coats
sweep to
new lengths
of elegant
fashion . . .
Each Coat is an Exceptional
Value!
BXMAM CMAMM The U. S. Polo
Team .defeated England by the
scores of 13 to 2 and t to S to
retain the International Cham
pionship. OOD INDIAN Martj CslJtg
Amb, pitying with the Seattle
"Indiana sets a world's record
t 17 3. games played without an
error.. - .
DOES IT AOAJN Ume UUte 4
taeted SiH TIMm,: U-1, e-3, to
wta the U. S. Mm'i SInsIm Q pit,.
aUp to tonnis tor M 7n4 alnrifM ymmt.
ITIIL CHAMpi Gens Tunnty
taccessf ally defended his title
afsinst Jack Dcmpsey before
150,000 peoplt who paid $200
000 to see the fight at Soldiers'
Field, Chicago.
. UV fOUU to ay x a, Chilean
lightweights won from Seattle's
a oa morgan tn the 9th o,
claimed tool. Floored in the
and oat on hie ieet in the
he claimed a tool and was award
ed the decision, although the
examining doctor could od no
marks oi a four blow on his
body.
WUD WK0CATI "WMmT Oartor,
lvfvtt flffc&ftto tfvfMtvrf Vic
Cowdlaw totfciUli, to
flgM mrwnm. Carter wi S tort tfc Itf
WVH4sy trfclcfc W
POTENT PONTi Georga Flarin,
captain and halfback for the
Georgetown University football
team, panted 110 yards (7t yards
in the air) against Holy Cross.
IMS
urniMi SOWUNOt Mrs. Tlo
retta McCutcbeon holds this en
viable bowling record tor hie.
time play. 300 games 10. 2994, '
2904. 2S912 and 279 SO, Her
average for 10 rears 201. during
which time she bowled Ifilt
games.
IS4I ' O COtUMSM
Jleariiiff Continues
On School Election
Bearing on an election dispute
In the newly formed Turner
Aumsville union high school dis
trict will continue at 2 o'clock this
arternoon in Alan on county circuit
court. While testimony is expect
ed to be completed today, attor
neys do not anticipate that argu
ments will be finished.
Several witnesses, both for the
petitioners seeking to validate el
ections forming the district and for
objectors, were heard Thursday by
Circuit Judge Z. M. Page. More
witnesses from the objecting side
are slated for today.
FANS IGNORING BIT A
LISBON, PortueaL AuV 2-jpi
Movie star Rita Hayworth and
Prince Aly Khan of India were
scheduled to fly. to Biarritz to
morrow morning in the prince's
private plane. In view of Miss
Hayworth's determination not to
see strangers and tn vn(H nu.
papermen, local fans have de-
auw io ignore the couple.
'
Nonvegians
Apprehensive
About Future
To Mrs. E. F. Arneson of Sa
lem the Norwegian populace
seems discouraged, apprehensive
about Norway future and fear
ful of another- world war.
Bat Norwegians are not com
plaining, for their lot is better
now than during the German
occupation and voters' resistance
to communism tn their govern
ment is increasing, Mrs. Arneson
told the Salem lions club in an
after-luncheon talk Thursday in
the Marion hoteL
Retained front Trip
The Salem woman returned
with her husband Sunday from
a five months European trip
which included a three months i
stay in Norway where they saw
relatives of Mr. Arneson and
visited towns and cities -in all
sections of the country,
Describing living conditions In
Norway, Mrs. Arneson told the
cs'o'q'Q P ocr 'Erin
ubmea that most families there iTVT T C s
mgnracnooi--To
Start Fall
Term Septa 20
clubmen
have been decimated by the war
most or tneir homes and other
property lost.
Food and clothing are strictly
rationed but even with enough
ration coupons the average Nor
wegian could buy but little, said
the speaker who explained that
prices compare with this nation's
while wages - are extremely- low
and taxes run as high as 52 per
cent of a workingman's pay. Nor
wegians have had to pay taxes
even on gift clothing sent from
Americans.
Net Starring
Norwegians as a - people are
suffering from dietary deficiencies
but are not starving, Mrs. Arne
son stated. She said she had eat
en whale meat as "swiss steak"
without knowing it, and found
the meat palatable.
With Mrs. Arneson at the. dab
luncheon was Sylvia Kjeldstad,
a Norwegian -teacher who came
with the Arnesons to make her
home here. She taught in the
same . Oslo school ' as Arneson's
brother. Another guest of the
club was Susan Faherty, manager
of the Marion county Red Cross
chapter. Mrs. Arneson is director
of nursing services for the chap
ter. ' . .
o
Most classes of Salem's public
night school will open 'for' the
fall term September. 20, Director
George Porter - announced Thurs
day, . , ' ,
Hesald youths attending night
classes under , the state compul
sory school law must report Sep
tember 13 to meet state require
ments, but that, students. In vet
erans related training, university
extension classes and adult edu
cation .will start the week of
September 20, . . ' V
The four phases Of night school
will be coordinated so that all
classes will begin at 7:13 pjn. on
Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday
nights. The term will continue to
December 1, with at winter terra
following from. December IS . to
March 2 and a spring term" set
for March 11 to May 25..
Class. workr for teen-age night
students is to, begin at 7 pjn.
Monday, September 13 with re
port of students -at" the1 princi
pal's office la' Salem hlgM school.
These' classes will Include boys
and girls under 18 who have net
completed high school but vho
are employed full time. They will
meet two nights each week.
Porter said the schedule of imi.'
versity extension classes, meet
ing one night each week, hW
been completed. Monday class en
will be education 408 (gpeciil
teaching methods in music), rt
219 (pottery),, psychology 215
(Industrial), education 460 (ep
plled mental hygiene and educa
tion 508 (curriculum workshop).
Only Tuesday class will be edu
cation 431 (education of handi
capped child). Wednesday class
are art 211 (art structure I), sci
ence 202 (foundation of physical
science) and art 290 (lower di
vision painting)'
Suggestion for non-extension
adult classwork Is still welcome,
Porter said, with interest already,
shown Indicating probable clashes
in woodworking, radio theory snd
repair and parliamentary law.
The director advised adults Mak
ing other classwork to call Ms
office, phone 2-5172.
wing into Fall in Bennsr9s
j
STYLE Conscious
PRICE
Conscious
' "if To) "i
ft M
.90 , .90
Va . U vU
Si
Oulslanding For Looks and VALUE
Features of Sequins, Lace, Metal
Buttons and Braid.
Of Course Soft Drapes, Pleats and
Full Swing Skirts
64
4M-
ITS A BUY!
O Good Looking Fabric
Careful Tailoring
O Value Priced :
Yu, iwina right into fall with flw fashion's rhost
leading designs. Penneys with their on the market
buying can bring you the latest styles at the lowest
of low prices. Crepes fa all the luscious rich fall
shades. Of course, those ever-popular prints, tool You
must see the collection to note the value, quality for
such a reasonable price. Compare, shop today at
Penneys. ' . .
PSI3IIE'S 2nd FLOOD
).90 .OJ .90 S