STATE TREASURY IS
SHORT EQUIPMENT
DECLARES EXPERT
purities approximating a valuation
. tl 000.000 are being kept by the
U in a vauIt whlch "would have
fB discarded by a country bank yea;
"!!- .wording to R. B. Pinney. expert
Lntant who has Just completed an
and Investigation of the boxes
!2 raneral conditions of the state
. "r. office in behalf of insur
companies interested in the con
ation of the department
"The mental portion of your operat
or olant is all that could be asked but
X! equipment provided for the prop
Detection of the securities ol the
very deficient," wiites Pinner
"a letter received by State Treasurer
""Toe vault door is not modern and
wald easily be forced by up-to-date
fe crackers. When once in the vault
.hay would have no difficulty In gain
tag an entrance to the old square safe
bich in antiquated in every respect
md which contains thousands of dol
lars worth of securities which could
ot be replaced."
An appropriation of $6000 was made
I the special session of the legislature
kit week for the purchase of a mod
em safe for the department.
The "efficient corps of assistants
cting under your capable and con
tentious chief deputy" Joe Richard
ion. ar bigh commended by Pinney
who declares that the floating of the
enormous bond issue of the past year
evidenced "a considerable amount of
financial ability."
t " INCORPORATIONS. J
Articles of incorporation were filed
with the corporation department here
Monday by" the C. H. Chenoweth com
pany of Portland, capitalised at $100,
000. The company will do a general
commission business r n nk..
weth. J. W. Chase and Maurice Seits
are the incorporators.
Other corporations filing articles
were: - .
Rulter Sanitarium, Roseburg; $5,
000: Dr. V. L. Rulter. Dr. Tiavid . w
Brower. B. R. Richter, George Riter.
Ontario Milling company, Ontario;
$20,000; E. A. Ferguson, Ellis B. Al
len, David .W. Powers.
Fourth and Taylor street market,
Portland; $5000; E. M. Fryermuth,
W. A. Carter, J. E. Smith.
, a. vtsiuui to operate in Oregon was
granted to Herrin & Rhodes, Inc., a
Washington corporation. R. E. Effin
ger of Portland is attorney In fact
for Oregon.
Eugene. Or.. Jan. 20. "Bill" Steers.
star quarterback of the famous 1919
or Oregon football team.
was elected cantnin m .
last night
The new Cams In st.
the shining lights in the great game
with Harvard at Pasanadena on New
Tears day. kicking one of the field
goals scored by Oregon.
w. Hayward. famous athletic
trainer at the univan.it., ...
- UIQ pasi
t y'ara .announced last night at the
banquet that he would remain with the
university. Hayward said his salary
,ee" ,neased to $4000 a year,
and that he had turned down the two
BIG LOAN IN HOLLAND
Berlin, Monday, Jan. 19. Negotia
tions with Holland for a loan to Cer
many of 200,000,000 guilders (normal
ly $80,000,000) will shortly be con
eluded, according to the Zeltung Am
Mlttag. Of this amount 140,000,000
euiMers will cover purchases of raw
yioducts and the remainder will he
used to buy foodstuffs. The credit is
established for ten years and may be
extended proportionately as Germanv
makes payments on the account
Germany undertakes to procure the
commodities covered by the credit only
from Holland which is also given' spe
cial economic benefits respecting coal
ticllvtrles. This Is the first credit ac
corded Germany since the conclusion
cfjtnc6. .
E
Honolulu, T. H., Jan. 20. Fifteen
lindred Filipino sugar plantation
workers here struck for higher wages,
w it is declared by R. D. Mead, sec
retary of the planters association that
per cent of the Filipino workers on
Jive out of seven plantations on the Is
land of Oahu have walked out. Twen-tJ-ii
hundred Filipinos sugar planta
tion workers are employed on the is
land Oahu, Mead said.
It to reported that strike orders have
ton tent to all workers on the islands,
"iMtlng 11,800 Filipinos. The Fed
enuion of Japanese Laborers is report
w to be considering a strike also, and
general walkout occurs 24,300
rkere would be affected.
Md said he did not fear any dam
jee from the strike would result for
Wlod owing to recent rains.
tows DefeafSeniors
la Inter-Class Debate
toes 'al wnl, f .th
i, ! Wlllame university, the
hn o wcu a unan(moug
n I?0- TheJ"ior team,
CurtaST and Paul . upheld
WVM Zt ,Vu f the questio". "Ro-
W.'. mli1, Un'ted States hou"1
mandatory control over Mex-
h.C0nrUminary ate. be-
' '"veand i Tr8 P" the ttffIrm
fatlve .e!"8hmen "Pholdlng the
ta Cxil hed.Uled ,or Wednesday,
tt 'octu rn! Monday niht in
The wi ' the Flr8t M-
of tn Tp,ner wl" recelve
fcM tau a trophy
out "8t L" th9 dbat
'Mebati"b8r ' Pe0ple..tnter;
ferm"!"8- wh0 operates a
'nCm.MrdLSy.tronBaCted
Cairo, Jan. 20. Arian Youssef Raid
was found guilty today of attempting
to assassinate Premier Yussuf Wahba,
Pasha December 15.He was sentenced
to ten years imprisonment at hard la
DEPORTED RADICALS
WELCOMED TO RUSSIA
(Continued from page one)
the front," he said, and although this
organization is kept in strict military
discipline it is no longer fighting but
is a working machne. Its prncipal tasa
is supplying Petrograd with food,
which is sold direct from peasants, and
bringing in wood. As our military re.
qulrements decrease we hope to con
vert more of our troops to Industrial
purposes, still keeping each unit intact
on a military footing."
"OWN YOUR OWS HOME"
IS PREACHED TODAY AS
CRY FOR THRIFT WEEK
(Continued from page one)
was ables to buy a home start saving
and get one Thrift Week.
A home is more than a house. It
makes you part of the community.
Obey that home owning impulse dur
ing Thrift Week.
One brick or one dollar won't mage
a home, but both will start your foun
dation put a brick in a home account
during Thrift Week.
You'll never own your own home
or anything else .unless you make a
start bank your home-owning deposit
during Thrift Week and add bricks
and mortar every week.
The Advantage of HomeOwning.
1. It gives self-respect.
2. It, makes one independent.
3. It stimulates one's Initiative.
4. It is one very safe form of sav
ing; wisely obtained it is a good invest
ment. 6. It induces thrift
" .6 It' develops citizenship the
property owner becomes the taxpayer;
the taxpayer becomes the citizen who
learns about the management of the
community, of the state ,and of the
country. ' ,
7. It makes one a progressive
member of a community. The question
as to the type of people who shall be
allowed to live in the town; the de
gree to which they shall be law-abid
ing; the type of school which shall
teach children; the churches; the
lodges and business houses all these
questions are his to answer. These
feastures belong to him. They are his
servants he has the right to say what
they shall be.
8. It makes for respect in the
minds of the other members of the
community.
9. It stimulates patriotism. As
usual, a man who owns his own home
loves his own country.
10. It is one form of providing for
old age for himself ,or for his wife and
Iiimily after his death.
11. In the present time of raplaiy
ii&tng costs he stabilizes his overhead
charge by becoming his own landlord.
12. The present Income tax law,
especially favors the ownership cf
one's home, through the fact that mon
ey invested in a home produces no In
come, and this sum is therefore non
taxable. 13. In many sections prices on lan J
and improvements have not yet reach
ed their adjusted value under the de
preciated value of the dollar, there
fore there is always a chance for a
profit to accrue through increased
values.
How Man Can Own His Own Homo.
1. Most' communities have a Build
ing & Loan association which enables
one, by becoming a member, to borrow
up to two-thirds of the purchase price
of a house and lot, repaying this on a
outside propositions that
offered him. .
there were
Court Asked To Reconsider
Parole Of Boy 0ffenderrng,HUor'
I HE DAlLi i API ) al JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 20. 1920.
HAYWARD TO REMAIN
WITH EUGENE SCH
PAPfi TilREii
prison is no place for a boy of Richsy's
age and that he is not in the jurisdic
tion of the state parole officer. Richey
is being detained in the city jail here,
until his further disposition can be ar-
The circuit court of Josephine coun
ty has been asked by Louis H. Comp
ton. state parole officer, to reeoniHer
Its action In paroling Samuel Ricury.
IS convicted of fonrerv. tn th. r,.iJ
officii. The court will be nsk.H i
turn the boy over to the juvenile court
which. In the event he is found to be
Incorrigible, could remand hi . .v..
juvenile court
Compton declares that the state
To Core a Cold la One Day
Take -LAXATIVE BROHO QUININE
(Tableta)It stops the Cough and
Headache and works off th c
W. GROVE'S signature on each bor
80- (Adv)
j.
FORD TRUCK WITH TWO TON
ATTACHMENT. RUNS LIKE A
TOP
OSCAR B. GINGRICH
MOTOR & TIRE CO.
STl Court Street Phone f St
y
W, W.M00RE
House Furnisher
HOME OF THE VICIHOLA
You get more lor your
K Money at Moore's.
BUY REMNANTS
AT THI
Remnant Store
M Norta Commercial
L.M.HUM
MM Of
YickSoTcsg
Chinese Medlelne and Tea Oa,
' Eat medietas which will cure any
knows disease.
Open Sundays from 10 A. 1L
until 8 P. if.
163 Bout High fit.
HaJem, Oregon. Phone 281
T
YLER'S
FOR
ALOIS
All kinds, including the
old reliable
MENNEN'S
Shaving Soap, Cream
and Stick , .
TYLER'S DRUG STORE
157 South Commercial
Phone 35
WHILE its beauty and grace appeal
to your pride, its reliable power
convinces your reason. Under its hood
is. the demountable head motor of 50
horsepower; under its beautiful body a
perfectly balanced chassis of 119-inch
vyheelbase, giving riding ease over all
kinds of roads. The rugged dependability
of this car will prove itself in the most
strenuous service.
Five-passenger capacity; outside and insidt
door handles; genuine leather upholstery;
improved windshield with bullet-shaped cowl
lamps; extension tonneau lamp; black wal-"
nut instrument board and steering wheel;
cord tires art standard equipment.
)i "isirumem ooara ana steering wheel; It- I T
1
g J2.035.00 I
iZm F. O. BN Salem , !IZI!ZImIib
tyggy.? ' "j I
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ttMnmiMtmMitiiimitiiitMttMtMt
Extra
Pants
F:
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This is Thrift week. Get
Extra Pants Free With
Everv Suit
With every suit. This remarkahleoffer won't last forever. Our advice is, take
' advantage of this opportunity, at once.
. HIGHER PRICES FOR SPRING
The advancing prices" for Men's Clothing make this extra pants sale doubly
s - attractive.
A 1920 SUIT AT THE 1919 PRICE
Scotch Woolen Mills Store
' v : ' 426 State Street " !
monthly basis of principal and interest
not greatly exceeding cost of rent.
2. Installment mortgage plan,
whereby the home is paid for by
monthly Installments, principal a.nl
interest, and he received deed to his
home upon completion of the pay
ments. 3. By securing a loan from bank
or trust company, equal to approxi
mately 60 per cent of the purchase
price, paying cash for 40 per cent of
the value and 3 to 6 years mortgage for
the 60 per cent.
4. By arrangement with the ownw
to make part payment down and mort
gage for balance, repaying same on
either monthly or yearly basis.
N
EURALGIA
or Headache
rub the forehead
.and temples with'
VICES VAPOIfcU
so'. eu. n v
4m
"YOUR BODYGUARD"
1 doni loaf between
S.chooLand Hornet says
whenTkhow
Was waitind
TELLS HOW TO STOP A !
BAD COUGH
Surprising results Pom the 4c
famous old home made
syrup. Eotuly prepared
and costs little
If you havd a severe cough or cruet
cold accompanied with soreness,
throat tickle, hoarseness, or difficult:
breathing, or if your child wakes up
during the night with croup and you
want quick help, try this reliable old
home mad cough remedy. Any drug
gist can supply you with 2tt ounces
of PIndx. Pour this Into a pint bottle
and fill the bottle with plain granu
lated sugar syrup. Or you can use clar
ifled molasses, honey, or corn syrup,
instead of sugar syrup, If desired.
This recipe makes a pint of really re
markable cough remedy. It tastes
good, and In spite of its ;ow cost, it
can be depended upon to give quick
and lasting relief.
You can feel this take hold of a
cough in a way that means business.
It loosens and raises the phlegm.
stops that throat tickle and soothes
and heals the Irritated membranes
that line the throat and bronchial
tubes with such promptness, ease and
certainty that It is really astonishing.
Plnex Is a special and highly con
centrated compound of genuine Nor
way pine extract, and is probably the
best known means of overcoming se
vere coughs, throat and chest colds.
There are many worthless imita
tions of this mixture. To avoid disap
pointment, ask for "2 ounces of
Pinex" with full directions and don't
accept anything else. Guaranteed to
give absolute satisfaction or money
promptly refunded. The Pinex Co., Ft
Wayne, Ind. i"
To
r..rp
Good Health for You
Dr. Carter's OB. Tea
CwU bat Little and Ton Can Xak
Whole Ut from One Pack!
More people re drinkini Dr. Carter's
K. & B. Tea than ever before, becaoss
they have found out that for lrer,Hoaiseh
and boweU sod to purify the blood there
i, oothinf iorer, itier or betler. TbclKUs
lots just love it.
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
WANTED
Orders For FORDS
While it is true we unloaded three car loads of Ford Cars yesterday, and have eight
car loads more enroute from the factory, we want to book more Ford orders, NOW,
that me may be assured of deliveries for next spring.
We must have bona fide orders booked now to receive factory recognition.
Here is a suggestion that will save you time, money and inconvenience.
PLACE YOUR ORDER TODAY
EAR
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