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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1922)
1 SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1922.' ;M235,000 IS PROVIDED NAVAL THE CAPITAL JOURNAUi : SALEM, OREGON PAGE FIVE The "Divine Sarah" to Act in U. S. VashinBton, June 10. Appro- lade In the annual naval appro bation bill a reported oui loaay ,y the nat appropriation! com : FMe of $42,966,000 oven the -Line bill but $121,251,000 less anrtment. I xbe bill i to be called up next Innday by agreement to lay aside u pending tariff bill temporar- a under plans mane aj nenaior inlndexter, republican, Washing jj,n, who will have active charge k the naval Duagei. I Little Opposition Expected Much less opposition than usual a8 anticipated in the senate be- iuBB of the com mu tee s action in urreelne with the house to an en- jsted personnel of 86,000 men and 19,500 marines, but notice has been given of objection to several the committee Increases. Sen ior King, democrat, Utah, is ex pected to move to reduce me ma ne corps personnel" to 10,000 Sea and to terminate marine op- cations in Haiti and Santo Do- fingo. principal Increase in naval ap ioprlations noted in the commit :e report were: I Navy building, $10,000,000; w aircraft, $6,537,000; pay, 36,016,000; . engineering, $2,- 5,000, and construction and re' lr of vessels, $2,000,000. The 0,000,000 additional for con iruction, the report said, was ecessary In the interest of eeon fijr and of the attainment and mpletion of the plans of new Jip construction of the various asses of ships contemplated by e arrangements made in the re- int conference on the limitation naval armament and by the iditlonal plans of congress and the navy department consonant the terma of the arms Hmita- jbn treaty.". Many Items Slashed. As revised by the committee. e bill entails a large reduction Initial expenditures, the appro bations for the present fiscal jar being $426,46,000, or $119,- 0,000 more than the bill report-today. The bill carries no appropria- jins requested by the navy de- rtment for new Pacific coast fival "bases, the committee re tting requests for a new torpedo ilstroyer base at Ban Pedro, Cal., e proposed fleet base at Alame- Cal., and an aviation base at nd Point, Wash. The committee however, au- jocized 1687.680 Increase (or le Paget Sound and Pearl Har- r, Hawaii, navy yards. In this nnectlon the report said: These are the only naval bases filch the United States has on o Pacific capable of properly re viving and accommodating our irgest armed and equipped bat- fsaips." Treaty Limits Bases. "As the arms limitation treaty fevents the development of naval further west," the report Li V i if V Sarah Bernhardt from her lat est photograph, showing her In her most recent stage offering, "Dans la Olorle." Despite her ad vanced age and the loss of a leg she is preparing for a tour of the United States and declares she will act up to the laBt day of her life. continued, "these stations become of increased Importance. The main fleet of the navy Is now sta tioned In the Pacific and It Is necessary for its malntence that there should be deep water bases at which It can find shelter, sup ply, repair and equipment." Regarding the -naval aviation increases the committee said "that the absolute independence of the air service as a branch of the nav al warfare" had been demonstrat ed. ' The total aviation appropria tions were $14,703,000 and the report said that $15,000,000 had been appropriated for the army air service, a total for both of $29,703,000 as compared with aviation budgets of $66,424,000 by Great Britain, $44,600,000 by France and $18,728,000 by Japan. European nations are working themselves up to the conclusion that the trouble with the world is that America has too much money. . One day the great need in Ire land seems to be that the fac tions set together: the next day the only proper thing for them to do is to break away. Place your insurance with an exclusive lnsur. nnra office on basis or service rendered. MAJOR LEAGUE PITCHERS UP TO BUSINESS Chicago, June 10. (By Associ ated Press.) With warmer weath er and more work, the major league pitchers are hitting their stride, with the result that the sluggers are rinding It harder every day to get the ball into safe territory. This is shown br the atAv shrinkage during the past week or iwo in tne Batting average of such hitters as Georce Staler T rnhh Trie Speaker, Rogers Hornsby and others The younrsters ' who eat th league afire in the first weeks of the season with .460 marks, now are getting back to their normal averages of .275. while Riiiler -and others, dropping more slowly than tne nasn-ln-the-pan batters, still are rapidly getting down to their usual records. Sister still tons th American league batters today. Hamman Auto Stage Effective May ZSnd Three Stages Daily Leaves Salem Stage Terminal: no. i, cao a. m. Mo. 8, 10:30 a. m. No. B. 4-sa vi m Leave Mill City: No. , 7 a. m. No. 2, 11:30 p. m. No. 4, 4 p. m. No. 1 connects with east bound train at Mill City, No. S waits tor west bound train at Mill City. JOS. HAMMAN. Prop. despite a drop to .411 this week, the mark Including games ot last Wednesday. Staler cracked out nine bits In his last six games, scored six runs and stole five bases. With his 23 stolen bases, Slsler Is far In front of hia rivals on the . paths, his closest competitor - being Kenneth William who has pilfered -17 bases. The late start and slow pro gress made by Babe Ruth, king of swat, ta retain his honors, has en couraged other players to enter the -competition In the hope of topping the Babe.. Ken Williams of St. Louis bagged another homer, bringing his string to 14. Ruth has five. Ed Miller of Philadel phia is trailing Williams with 12; Harry Hellmann of Detroit has t and C. Walker of Philadelphia has nine .while Baker of New York, Judge of Washington and Falk ot Chicago have entered the contest with? each. Hank Gowdy of the Boston Braves Is leading the battlers of the National league with an aver age of .184. Qowdy Is points ahead of Blgbee ot Pittsburgh and Hargrave of Cincinnati, who are tied with .376' tor the runner up honors. Hornsby ot St. Louie and Tit Griffith of Brooklyn ere trail ing for third place honors with averages of .374- each. . . Hornsby failed to - add to his home record In his last five games, but is far In front, with IS. , A whole lot of job holders In Pennsylvania do not like Glfford Plnchot because, being a forest er, he knows how to use an ax. . Salem-Sllvenon Division Leaves Salem Central Stare Ter minal, 7:09 a. m., 11:00 a. m. 1:00 p. m. Leaves Bt I vert on News Stand, 8:00 a. m., i:uu p. m., :00 p. m. SaJexu-lndependenoe-Monmoutli ' Division Leaves Salem Central Stage Ter minal, 7:oo a. m., s:00 a. m 11:00 a. m.. 1:00 d. m.. 6 loo n. m Leaves Monmouth, Monmouth ho tel, a:i6 a. m., 1:00 p. m., 0:16 p. m. Leave. Independence, Beaver ho tel, s:so a. m., 10:00 a. m 1:16 p. m., 4:00 p. m., 6:30 p. m. We make connections at Balem to all parts of the valley. Hxtra trips by appointment. J. W. PARKER General Manager. No 5 PM 6:00 8:05 8:30 Ar AUCTION SALE 108 Acres Fine Farm land 108 Acres. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1922 Commencing 10 A. M. at my Farm, 8 miles south of Salem and 6 miles north of Jefferson on Pacific Highway. This Farm consists of 108 acres, mostly creek bottomland; 50 acres In cultivation, 25 acres timber, balance In pasture and timber, family orchard, 2 acres of Loganberries, 1 acre Straw berries, fenced and cross-fenced, well watered with creek, 4-roomed house, good barn 30x40, other outbuildings. This land is well located and adapted for the dairy or fruit business, in fact a good all round farm for most any line. Terms, one tenth cash on day of sale, and one-third of balance in SO days from date of sale ,and remainder In five years with interest at 6 per cent. Also Stock, Farm Implements, Machinery, etc, all must go at this time, as follows : x 17 head of goats with 9 kids, 2 hogs, 1 bay team 8 years old wt. 1,400 each; 1 gray team 4 years old wt. 1300 each; 1 sorrel horse 8 years old wt. 1300; cows 1 light Jersey age 5 years, fresh soon; 1 black Holstein S years old and calf; 1 black Jersey age 4 years and calf; 1 brown Swiss age 7 years, milking now; 1 light Jersey age 3 years, soon be fresh; S Heifer calves 6 months old; 1 dark Jersey aged 4, freshen soon; 4 dosen chick ens, 6 ducks,-2 stands of Italian bees. 1 gas drag saw, 1 five tooth cultivator and weeders, harness, 1 Oliver chill plow No. 60, 1 Oliver chill plows No. 40, 1 14-hose double disk Hauser drill, 1 disk, 1 two-ectlon harrow, 1 Bpring tooth harrow, 1 farm wagon. 1 Ford truck. 1 Queen Incubator 200 egg capacity. 1 cider press, 1 food cutter, 1 mower, 1 Osborn binder, 1 grind tone, 1 U. 8. cream separator. A lot of other small tools. FEEE-LUN0H AT NOON TEEMS On Stock and Machinery: All sums' of $20.00, cash ; all sums over $20.00 six months time will be given on notes bearing 8 interest with approved security. B. SATTES1EE, Auctioneer. Office: 404 Ferry St. Phone 1177. C. BAMSETEK, Owner SDIiVERTON MOUNT ANGEL PORTLAND C. & M. Stages Schedule South Bound Read down Dly.- Dly. Dly. No 8 No 1 PM AM 1:30 8:00 Portland 1:35 10:06 Mt Angel 4:00 10:30 Silverton Ar Ar North Bound Read Up Dly. uiy. Dly. No 4 No PM 8:30 Portland 6:25 Mt. Angel 6:00 Silverton Lv fl!O0 nm fm Portland Stages leave Stage Terminal Port land and Steelhammer's Drug store Silverton No 2 AM 10:30 8:26 8:00 Lv PM 4:00 1:68 1:0 Lv Sunday only- Salem-Dallas Stage Leave Salem Stage Terminal 7:00 am. 11:00 am. 6:10 pm. Leave Dallas, Gall Hotel 8:30 a. m. 12:30 m. 6:30 p m. FARE 60 CENTS " Daily and Sunday Every day except morning trip does not run Sunday Round' Trip 90 cents Authorized Ford Service Phone 298 We make no extra charge for service trips. Your wory receives personal attention. We try to send out every job just right. AH makes of cars get expert work. HARBISON & CLEVELAND Personal Service 229 State Street See Me- For Used "BIKES" LLOYD E. RAMSDEN 387 Court St. SALEM ELM TREES SPRAYED To combat the Elm beetle we are equipping our power spray attach rat with a F.ordson Tractor, and placing the same at the disposal of Tree Owners. Phone 1995 Ask for Mr. Wager fValley TVlotor Co. 260 N. High Street AUTO TO With our wqII equipped shop, our experienced help and qual ity materials, we are able to give you the best job for. the least money in the quickest time. Tops for 5-Passenger Cars . $20.00 and $25.00 Tops for 7-Passenger Cars . $22.50 and $27.50 Top for Eoadsters . . ...... $17.50 and $20.00 We make tops to order. Get our prices on seat covers. WALTER E. GRUNERT AUTO TRIMMER 256 State Street Opposite U S. Bank Building Phone 793 ttwuwmmtmauwH TrmtumiMMtott tvck iut rat 4 Ihttl tne, IS 20 pmrklni tmmpi, n-ptat wlnJ- Capital Junk Company Is in market for all kind of JUNK. Will pay market price. Quick service. 213 r.,c Phone 398 Tint ' P" Uml in UH frm PRECISION plays an important part in the manufacture of the Special-Six. It is largely responsible for the dependable service that has singled out the Special-Six as an incomparable value. Six hundred and.eighty inspectors safeguard J precision in the Studebaker factories. They iterally inspect every part that goes into every car and every operation on every part. Before cars are passed for delivery 9,500 inspections are made. In the Special-Six there are 1 ,120 mechanical operations to the accuracy of one-thousandth of an inch, 360 to one-halfrthousandth.' As to the car's performance, a brief experi ence will reveal its superiority far more con vincingly than we could tell it. Studebaker cars make friends quickly, be cause they give most for the money. And they invariably keep these friends, because of the universal satisfaction they give in fine performance, economy and service. Touring, $1745; J-Paawnger Roadster, $1695; 4-Pasaenger Roadster, $1746; Sedan, $2695. All price I. o. P. Salem. Marion Automobile Co. HURRAH!! You should see us put out the Tires fast and furious. 'A 30x3 Goodyear Diamond Tread, guaranteed Tire, for $12.50. Think of it ! I Nothing like it since before 1 the war. They'll all go Saturday sure. ?&5ne Valley Motor Co. A i i - i mm 13s .Open All Night THIS IS A S T U D E B A Phone, 362 K E R YEAR PIIIl f etv r $1060 In Salem Women particularly appreciate the remark able riding comfort of the good Maxwell Cord die aoa-tldd tram end wi Urn mmt wbaala. Ar aouBtabto m rim and bubi dram type mmpmt A Umlra tubrteaooai motor dim horai auuelti lona tprtnfi Pnoia FOB. Detroit, inatii Cat to be eddadi Touring Cm tSBSt RoedMor, S885l Coupe. $1385 1 Saba, $1485 O. B GINGRICH MOTOR CO. ctttcGood MAaW JcLJ ii