Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, February 13, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1925 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON A committee of five persona In each county where sta.e funds are to be loaned farmers (or re-seeding their troim uuder the $1,500.0011 -relief act will assist the state buurd of control in making the loans, according to rules promul gated by the board of control. The rules include the following points: A county committee of five per sons avpjinted by the board of control to ttssint lu the loaning of state funds to farmers for re eeeding purposes. illank applications tor loans, printed forum of notes and crop mortgages, waivers of liens, etc., will be furnished by (he board of control .o the county committee for the use of applicants for re seeding loans Ail applications for loans must be sworn to before a notary public. Where the land to be re-seeded Is held uuder lease or contract of purchase, the certificate forming a part of the application must be ngned by the lessor or vendor. The certificate of committee recommending loan must be sign ed by at least a majority of the members, but the board of control desires that the entire committer pass upon the eligibility and ra- potisiliility of the applicant. Each application for a loan must be accompanied by the cer tificate of a responsible abstractor or attorney at law. Holders of prior 1.b upon the crops to be mortgaged to the stale mutit execute proper waivers there of in favor of the state before any application for loan Is finally ap proved by the board. This rule, however, does nor apply to lessees of land held in trust by the Unit id bt&tes government for its wards, Proper waivers must be executed by holders of mortgages, judg ments or other Incumbrances upon the land proposed to be re-seeded In all cases where the lands proposed to be re-seeded are held under lease or contract of pur chase providing for crop payments to the vendor, the lessor or vendor must join in the execution of the crop mortgage to the state. Before any loan can be approved by the board satisfactory prosf must be furnished by -the, commit tee that the crops mortgaged to the state are or wilt be insured against loss by fire. Upon the approval of a loan by the board of control the state treasurer will promptly remit the amount thereof to a bank in the county to be designated by the committee, and the committee shall be responsible for the prop er disbursement of the proceeds of such loan. toon the delivery of any mort gaged crop Into the warehouse, the wheat receipts therefor shall be Issued by the warehouseman in the name of the Oregon state board of control, and the same shall be immediately transmitted Ko the board, and thereafter the grain represented by said receip's may be sold by the board at such time and for such price as it shall deem for the best interests of the state, and tie proceeds of such sr.le. lo33 all proper deductions shall thereupon be applied on the mortgage debt. CROWD HEARS MERGER PAY TRIBUTE TO LINCOLN The hall of representatives at the state house wns thronged yes terday when Col. W. G. D. Mercer, chaplain of the state senate, de-livere-i hlii address on Lincoln. Much of the address was of a rem iniscent character, describing Lin coln as he was personally observ ed by Colonel Mercer when ft youn? man. Much of patriotic elo quence entered Into the address which was only about 20 minutes In length. On the rostrum of the hall of representatives were members of the supreme court and stite offi cials, with Senator Gus C. Moser, preaMent of the senate, presiding. Senator La Follett of Marion coun ty, who voted for Lincoln, was honored with a place on the platform. Shaft Dug to Save Cave-Imprisoned Man rJCUE: COPigR? AT SAiip CAVE owg;JMER. CpWK?jeaaw1JOBM,: 6BVeAX s London, Feb. 1J. A special ar tide in the Morning Post today as serts that the kingdom of the Hed- jaz la in ruins and that the city of Jeddah, where King All's troops have been holding out against Ibn Saud's, baa fallen. The article adds that Medina and a city or two In the north alone remain of the domain for merly ruled by ex-King Hussein and '.hese may pass into the hand. of Ibn Saud's Wahabl warriors within ft few days. The last telegraphic advices from Hedjax, received early this week, said Jeddah was under shell tire. TITXMF.I. niSf'ftVF.RF.TV"!"h1' sharp nope. Their lamps IN RESCUE SHAFT INTO SAND CAVE (Continued from Pa pre One meutli of Sn cftf In mi oris-. inal exploration of the diamond drill, a few feet distant from the ah&ft a soft spot was Indicated at SI feet, and another such soft spot was shown last niht, followed by at least 19 feet of limestone. The drill was boring further Into this, early this morn inc. when ths top of ths new tunnel was uncovered. Drilling was at once stopped, to concentrate on clearing out this tunnel. Timber Near Tun ml The engineering staff made Im mediate preparations to Umber around and down Into the new tun nel and finish the sixteenth sec tion of shaft timbering only suf ficiently to prevent serious cave-Ins on the wall eppasrte the new tun nel. Carmlchael explored the mouth of the new tunnel at daybreak and said he hoped they would have Collins by noon. The new tunnel as the mouth of It was further cleared away, was easny large enough to accommo date a good sized man, and as far as they could peer down Into It, ran straight away from the north west corner of the shaft, diagonal ly to the left toward the mouth of Sand cave. The tunnel was discovered Just underneath a t Mb k;HtweaCoa ledge j giving ths officials hops the new tunnel was part of the asm honey comb working in which Collins is trapped. From, his preliminary explora tion of ths new fuonel, Carmlchael indicated he believed the tunnel would lead down to a huge pit lo cated Just behind Collins. Entering this, they could roll the rock off Collins leg's and release him. PAGE SEVEN GERMAN HUASFRAU LEARNS TO REDUCE Berlin. Germany. The radio has been pressed Into service to tell the German uausfruu what she may eat and what she must refrain from eating to retain a graceful form. Ten minutes are given ev ery evening on the radio program to a discussion of practical hints on women a diet. The chief com mandmenta reads, "don't eat too much chocolate and candy." discovered on the left or north west side of the Sand cave rescue .shaft early today. Timbering was rushed on the fifteenth section and preparations made to drive piling Into the side wall, around and above the tunnel hole, so rescue party could enter It with safety. The hole was unmistakably passageway leading down Into limestone cave and miners brought up pieces of cavernous rock to ex hibit to H. T. Carmlchael. The medical staff and other officials were hurriedly awakened. While the miners felt that It might be several hours before rescue party would be permitted to explore the tunnel, there was already keen competition among the diggers for the honor of going uown on tne next shift. The down draft In the shaft was so strong tnat the miners lamps were blown out when they looked down the new tunnel. Hole Discovered The hole was first discovered about 1:30 a. m., and Carmlchael. In charge of the shaft and a doctor were awakened. Meanwhile, the diggers had uncovered a hole which seemed two or three feet high extending downward at a LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY OBSERVED AT SILVERTON Silver ton. Or., Feb. 13. (Spe cial) To commemorate the birth. day of Abraham Lincoln, members of the Women's Relief Corps and -lie Grand Army of the Republic cave a program Thursday after noon at the Knights of Pythias hill. The program was opened by ill BE EXAMINED AT ONCE T0 NOT suffer Indefinitely wfeh Plies of other ReAil or Colon dis orders. Examination will relieve you of worry ind doubt about your condition and my treatments will csuse speedy recovery of your former good bsalta ana vigor. My treatment for Piles It GUARAN TEED to cure you or the fee for your tremments will be ftnmdcd. Call or writ, for nry FREE i oa Pile, sad otbsr gets! sad Cola exercises by troop No. 2 of the Girl Scouts under the leadership of Mrs. Alfred u. Nelson. Other nutn bers of the porgrom were: Piano duet by Hazel and Irene Goyetti leading by Mildred Clow, vocal solo by Mrs. M. U. Gunderson piano oto br Cora Goplerud, read ing by Edna Lyons, Piano duet by Mildred Gilkerson and Mab!c Digerness, vocal solo by W. A. Long, song by Girl Scouts, address by lto Deri uoetz, "America" by audience and benediction by Iter. layton Judy. when they looked down the hole. The bottom of the shaft was hur riedly cleared for the sixteenth sec tion of timbering so short piles could be driven In the side wall parallel to the new tunnel. Ths discovery of the new tunnel was closely guarded, the miners refusing to talk about it. Cut look in down the mouth of the shaft, the shadow of the Hole was clear ly evident. The downdraft had cleared out the shaft of the thin fog which has filled ths shaft since ths cold snap, caused by the miners breathing and the warmth of their bodies and the hole In the flickering light of the miners lamps, appeared to extend nearly half way across one side of the six foot square shaft. The hole was found In the side wall at about the 50 foot mark, measuring from the low side, or 55 feet measuring from the high side of the shaft away' from the ADENOIDS TONSILS SUCCESSFUL NON-SURGICAL TREATMENT No loss of strength, blood or time. Ton-ad a most efficient ind modern home remedy that m now revolutionising ths old method of treating these Im portant glands of the human body, besides being a powerful preventive of Inflammatory conditions and catarrh of the nose and throat. The Ton-ad treatments are carefully com pounded In a Specialist's own laboratory. Hundreds of adults ind children have regained per fect health and happiness through this proven humanitar ian method. Hundrels of letters have been received from former sufferers, praising the tvrrat effectiveness of non -surgical Ton-nd. Write for free booklet No, 71 contain ing evidence, together with in teresting Ton-ad Information. Don't rteliy write today. THK TON AD COMPANY 210-211 11 rail burg 111 tig. Los Angeles, Calif. PHESTC0LDS Apply over tnroat and chest cover with hot flannel cloth. WICKS W VABORUB Ot 17 Million Jar UJ Yearly i ' & a The Arrival of Spring Brings to your mind visions of sun shiny days, budding trees, greening leaves and many pleasant day3 out-of-doors and that calls for new apparel WOOL FLANNELS Tbo Newest Fabrlo for Spring In favored Colors are Here. (lie Season's This Is an excellent &11 wool flannel especially manu factured ftr ono piece dresses; all you need are two lengths for a dress. Colors are Tan. Cocoa. Llostick-red and Rust; they're very good looking. The width Is 54 Inches. A n pea ranee and wearing quality really Jus tify a higher price for them. Tan. Cocoa, Llostick-red $2.98 YAW) YOUIt MAIL ORDKItS receive careful attention. We pay postage or express within a radius of a hundred miles. SATISFACTION GUARANTIED on every purehass or your money cheerfully refunded. SPRING SENDS ITS HARBINGERS The first hint of the spring node is in these ensemble suits. Maintaining the slen der line, thcij introduce a wealth of novelty in detail. Charmane and Crepe, Twill and Crepe, Flannel and Crepe and all Flannels, beauli' fully trimmed with silken braids, button and ribbons. Prices Start at $29.75 "CAN AND JJO" SAI.FM STORE I'OltTI.AM) SII.K SHOP ISS KtaCc Street 3M Alder Street Hutcheon Paint Store Faint, Varnish, Enamel, Ealsomine and Wallpaper If you have a painting job to do come in and get our prices. We have the right materials and can tell you the amount required for any; job' large ot small Get the benefit of our 30 years experi ence as practical painters. Phone 594 m S. Com'L St. Buy Tour Paint at a Paint Store A drive has been started by the American Legion ?ost at Klam ath Falls to enroll every ex-service man In the county In the organization. PhysltliM win aiafart Uctiat Muiht ltd coll n.j ttll at thi riout lunf com plication that way remit. Laadina phyal c.ani sow prawrlba BALSA MEA (or all br chial a flic lion. Well anowa Dr. Banl. F. Crab tret, Andaraoa, Mo., write. : "l uia It axe m vaty for mv Brirtlco ani y family. it la luick. aura mi asia its tcnos nta sot hi of alia." Towtra me ana or in innuenzs epidemic currrnmeut physician noticed that a tnbt of Indiana in Nevada, by the uae of oil from a natirc plant were Immune (rum the raracea of Innurnu. lie used these oil amonf hla whim paiienta ana men in a nospii, veer fluwinf with "death" caaea. Newa of tha reaulta awept the world and for aome lime BAL8AMKA cumblnes tiiese Dure vuuetabtc alia la a pleasant ayrup. It fifes mlra.ulom result In fnur waya : 1. It aoothes Uie In flamed membranes and rclleres irritation. 1. I' 'Jirrvanea aerretmn of mucnua aitd perm l if sasy expectoration, 3. It atlmtilatfs pi' res ot a akin in throw! nit off body poison and i. ii sinaao si ma cauao. quicaiy cuecainj term action. no not conruM wnn ordinary oauam wueh ammo that are only aoothlna avruua and do not go to the basa of the trouble, Dnlik other cough remedies BALSAMKA ll free from coal tar and other harmful nar cotics. Heanant to take and absolutely safe w aiyo to cnuaren. Be sure you ejet BAL-SA-MK A with the oletur or the Indian on the packs ce. Guar anteed to relieve any cough, no matter from what cause, or your tnouey back. All drug- In Salem buy It from J. C. Perry drug store. Adv. Try Before You Buy SEWING MACHINES Ten Days Free Trial From our large Stock of Rebuilt Sewing Machines. We will send you one on ten days trial. All Makes Any Styles Pick Your Favorite Send us your name, address and the names of two references. We will send you the machine you want. Prices $15.00 to $50.00 All machines sold under five year guarantee. Write for particulars. White Sewing Machine Company of Oregon Two Stores 185 Broadway Portland 340 Yamhill Street CHRONIC COUGHS Tooth Brushes Regular 35c to 50c Special while they last 15c Schaefer's DRUG STORE The Pcnslar Store 135 North Commercial "Yellow Front'' Phone 197 ROSTEIN & GREENBAUM RELIABLE MERCHANDISE Blankets First quality, pair $1.90 and $2.29 Blankets Pretty Plaids, nice and fluffy, 4 1-8 lb., was $1.50, now, pair $3.95 9-4 Sheeting A fair quality, yard 50c Outing Flannels Lights or dark, our 23c grade for 19c 36-in. Burlap Green or brown, yard 25c Kayser's Gloves New shades, pair 75c and 59c New Renfrew Suitings Sunfast and Tubfast, yard 59c Silk Hosiery- Full fashioned, $2 grade for $1.25 Ladies' Sweaters New Styles $2.50 Mercerized Tablecloth Special yard 69c Nashua Blankets Extra large sizes, pair $3.19 Nashua best white Blankets Colored striped borders. Notice the size, 72x81, pair $4.50 3 lb. Stitched Cotton Batt $1.25 36 Inch Challie Pretty Patterns, yard . 19c Turk Towels 17x35 22V2C 36 Inch Dress Linen New shades, yard 90c New, Crepe Suitings Sunfast and Tubfast, yard 65c New Silk Scarfs Wide ones, pretty colors, $2.50 and $1.25 36 inch Bleached Muslin Nice soft material, yard 14c Heavy Scotch Linen Towels 18x32, a bargain 57c Millinery Department a Big showing of Flowers Beautiful Goods. Very Low Prices 240 - 246 N. COMMERCIAL STREET Marketing at Piggly Wiggly is not a guessing contest. You know what you are buying and know that you will have what you bought when you get home, instead of guessing what you will get when you order by telephone. You know that all the prices will be low at Piggly Wiggly instead of just a few "specials" used by some stores to attract you, leaving you to guess how much you are overcharged on the balance of your groceries You will enjoy selecting your own at Piggly Wiggly, as did almost 4000 lust week. FLOUR Crown, 49 lbs $2.59 Gold Medal, 49 lbs $2.73 Gold Medal, 24i2 lbs $1.40 Cherro Hardwheat, 49 lbs $2.50 CANNED GOODS Lakeview Peas . 14c Festival Golden Com .20c Del Monte Crosby Corn 19c Tendersweat Corn 16c Palace Car Golden Corn 19c Royal Club Corn .19c Libby's Kraut, No. 22 lGc Del Monte Pumpkin, No. 2io....l7c Value Cut Beans lie MISCELLANEOUS Black Walnut Meats, per lb 53c English Walnut Meats, lb 75c 10 qt. Galv. Water Bucket 20c Snydcrs Catsup, pts 2ic Best Creamery Butter, lb 47c Shrimp, 3 cans for ...33c CEREALS Post Toasties or Corn Flakcs....llc Grape Nuts, 2 for 33c Cream Wheat, 2 for.... 45c Kernels of wheat l'Jc Rolled Oats, 9 lbs 55c Pastry Flour, 10 lbs 55c Flapjack Flour 27c Fluff Cake Flour 33c SOAPS Crystal White, 6 bars 23c White Wonder, 6 bars 21c Sunny Monday, 7 bars 23c Seafoam .23c Maxine Elliot Sc Palmolive .. 8c Guest Ivory, 12 bars 50c P. & G. SOAP DEAL 6 P. & G. Naptha, 5 medium Ivory, 1 large crisco, all for....79c We have just received a fresh shipment of Ferry's Garden Seeds. We carry a full line of fresh fruits and vegetables. Phone 14 456 State St.