Razed House
Discloses Old
Statesmans
Lone - covered copies of The
Oregon Statesman and Harper's
Weekly, all more than 80 years
Old, were found Thursday on the
walls of a house .being razed at
632 N. Liberty st. to make room
for the new Herrall-Owens used
car lot " -
The papers apparently had been
covered by other wall material
years ago. Still - readable portions
of The Statesman dated 1864 told
of the paper's plan to start daily
publication on July 20 of that
year, because of the "public greed
for news." Other papers told bf
Sherman's Civil war campaign.
The property" is now owned by
R. J. HerralL An adjoining pro
perty, owned by B. E. Owens, also
Is to be cleared as part of the
used car lot Herrall and Owens
re owners of the Salem Pontiac
dealership, and moved into their
new garage next to the two hous
es 18 months ago.
Clarence Streit
Buyers Warned to
s
Stay Away from
'Special Discounts'
CLEVELAND -(INS)- People
who do business with the "I can
get it for you wholesale" operator
re as bad off as an infant who
plays with matches.
That Is the word from Mrs. Jo
sephine Schulklns of the Cleve
land Better Business Bureau
whose office lists the names of
scores of people who have been
"burned' by such tempting deals.
"Now that the buyers' market
Is returning, the operators who
frequently claim to be able to
secure 'special discounts' are back
In greater numbers," she claims.
Richest territory for the racket
is in the furniture, furs and Jewel
ry lines, where only an expert can
oeternune true value.
Needlecraft
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Clarence Streit- fine 4 feander
and tone -time advocate of the
principle of fJaioaf Now. who
will bring his message U Sa
lem next week, lie Is to speak
at a public meeUng la Waller
halt the Willamette unirer
sity eaxnpaa at HO p. to. Mon
day. October 24. and on the fol
lowing aaaralax will addreos the
Willamette student
Jumper, Colt ,
ill Entertain
Kiddies Today
i Children of the state schools for
the blind and the deaf in Salem
will witness exhibitions by a
Jumping horse today - as well
as getting a chance to pet her 3V4-tnonth-old
colt.
The horse. Lady O' War, and
her colt are owned by Jim Hall,
member of the Salem fire depart
tnent, who will give the series of
exhibition jumps, at 10:30 this
morning at the school for the
deaf and at 1:15 this afternoon
at the school for the blind.
i Hall said the horse had per
formed at several other state in
stitutions. He returned over the
week end from the Pacific Inter
national Livestock Exposition at
Portland, where the horse won
first in the northwest division
jumpers' stake.
Do Hens Enjoy
Laying Eggs?
Obviously
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gifts. Pattern 809 has directions.
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ITHACA-(INS-)Does a chicken
lay eggs because she: wants to or
because she has to? 1
Prof. II E. Weaver of the Cornell
universitr noultrr department says
the answer to both questions is
"Obviouslr a millet enloys lay
Ing. She sings happily, expectantly
when she enters the nest. sne
cackles hilariously after the per
formance is over. l
"In a very real way a pullet is
an egg-making factory. When she
reaches maturity the factory is
ready to begin i operations. All the
machinery is in place and ready
to go. The key that unlocks the
door, pulls the switch, and puts
the machine in motion is light,
either daylight ' or artificial light.
"Give a pullet plenty of modern
laying ration, good care, and 14
hours of light I each day, and she
will have to lay, in spite of any
will of her own to the contrary,
Not all hens need the same
amount of light, the professor adds.
Some will keep on laying with
only a 10-hour day. Some require
13 hours, a few even more, so the
usual practice is to allow at least
14 hours. Extra light does not harm
the layers even when the lights
are left on all; night j
Boy Becomes
Dam Nuisance
To His Family
CLEVELAND (INS)- It took
some time, but 14-year-old Arden
Stahl moved Colorado's Hoover
dam into the kitchen of his par
ents' Cleveland apartment,
i Young Stahl, son of an engineer,
moved a concrete-an-wood mold
into the kitchen piece by piece,
and drove his family, meal by
meal. Into the living room as the
work progressed.
Now the 150-pound dam four
feet long, two feet wide and a foot
and a half high jams the tiny
breakfast nook as it pumps water
by a one-third horsepower elec
tric motor.
- Stahl started the dam complete
with the Colorado river for a
high school science course, and
ended up with an A.
; Constructed on a " one-inch-to-60-feet
scale, the dam now has
Arden fixing the plumbing in the
rest of the apartment, and has
given him two ambitions to be
come a construction engineer and
to see the real Hoover dam. He
built his from enclopedia pictures.
SILVERTO.V PLANS TEAMS
Statesman News Service
! SILVERTON Plans to spon
sor soft ball teams for boys and
girls have been made by the Sil
verton Recreation association.
James Nelson was appointed to
contact M. B. Ford, principal of
the grade school, to arrange a
schedule. Plans were also discuss
ed to teach arts and crafts if heat
can be obtained for a room in the
Washington Irving building.
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Swift's Premium Chili '
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HUNT'S TOIIATO JUICE
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Strawberry Preserves
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Pitted Cherries
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